Making way for Mercy emergency facility

8/17/2014
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    Klumm Brothers Excavating & Demolition worker Zack Kaczala separates steel from aluminum and copper during the demolition of the former Central Elementary School.

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  • Klumm Brothers Excavating & Demolition worker Zack Kaczala separates steel from aluminum and copper during the demolition of the former Central Elementary School.
    Klumm Brothers Excavating & Demolition worker Zack Kaczala separates steel from aluminum and copper during the demolition of the former Central Elementary School.

    Zack Kaczala of Klumm Brothers Excavating & Demolition separates steel from aluminum and copper during the deconstruction of the former Central Elementary School building in Sylvania Township.

    Mercy Health System is planning to build a free-standing emergency room on the site at the northeast corner of Central Avenue and King Road.

    Mercy purchased the site for $2.25 million last year. They estimate the total cost for the proposed 18,000-square-foot facility will be $14.3 million. It is tentatively expected to open in the fall of 2015.

    Workers from Klumm Brothers Excavating & Demolition demolish the former Central Elementary School on Central Ave. in Sylvania.
    Workers from Klumm Brothers Excavating & Demolition demolish the former Central Elementary School on Central Ave. in Sylvania.