Project Status

Project Status

The project is not being presented as already built. It is being presented as a secured site with a defined two-silo Phase 1, a current activation gap, and measurable milestones for what happens next.

Still Haven readiness summary showing secured items, build status, and the Phase 1 roadmap.
Readiness summary. It summarizes what is secured and what still depends on Phase 1 funding without implying the infrastructure is already completed.
Current phase Phase 1

Infrastructure activation and launch-readiness for the two Phase 1 silo suites.

Funding gap $85,000

Current restricted request to activate Phase 1 only.

Target timeline Month 6

Operational readiness target after funding, permitting, and build sequencing.

Pilot mission target 3-5

No-cost veteran stays or day experiences targeted in the first pilot year.

Supporter verification priorities

Current proof status, current capital gap, and the planned Phase 1 sequence.

What is already true?

The property, the silo structures, the legal entity, and the veteran-owner verification are already in place.

What is blocking operations?

The critical path is still utility activation, two-suite conversion, accessibility work, and launch readiness.

What is the next proof point?

The next meaningful milestone is two lawful, bookable silo suites with final approvals and a first live listing.

Entity proof Verified

LLC, EIN, and veteran status

Still Haven LLC, IRS EIN registration, and TVC veteran-owner verification are already in place.

Site proof Current

Land direction and silo shell

The site base is already established in Central Texas. Phase 1 is about activating two silo suites, not claiming a finished campus.

Visual proof Concept only

Current visuals are labeled honestly

Site plan and rendering images are included as concept or planning context only and are not presented as completed work.

By-request or later proof Not public yet

What remains outside the public review room

Vendor bids, permit records, utilities-completion evidence, and later operating proof remain by request or future evidence rather than current public claims.

What already exists

  • Privately controlled land in Central Texas
  • Existing silo structures on site
  • Texas LLC active and EIN registered
  • Veteran-owner verification through TVC
  • Brand identity and concept developed
  • Established road access

What must be completed in Phase 1

  • Water line routing, trenching, and meter connection
  • Wastewater / septic activation
  • Electrical service and utility routing
  • Interior conversion of both Phase 1 silo suites
  • Accessibility and exterior safety improvements
  • Launch preparation and contingency coverage

What timeline is guiding the current phase?

Month 1-2

Finalize bids and permit path

Lock scope, confirm sequencing, and align the work before mobilization.

Month 2-3

Mobilize water and wastewater

Submit permits and begin utility-related work only after the required approvals or clearances are in place.

Month 3-4

Complete electrical and routing work

Finish service and routing work while updating the schedule if inspections or coordination slip.

Month 4-5

Interior build-out and accessibility work

Move through both Phase 1 silo conversions, inspections, and punch-list completion.

Month 5-6

Launch readiness

Photography, operating procedures, turnover readiness, and the first public listing only after approvals are in place.

Month 7+

Operate and assess

Review demand, reserves, maintenance needs, and performance before considering any additional expansion.

Milestones tracked in the review room

Final inspection

two Phase 1 silo suites activated and final inspection cleared by Month 6 post-funding.

First confirmed booking

Public listing live and first confirmed reservation secured by Month 6 post-funding.

Year 1 revenue threshold

At least $20,000 gross lodging revenue targeted by Month 18 post-funding.

Pilot veteran access

3-5 no-cost veteran stays or day experiences targeted by Month 12 post-funding.

Community relationships

At least two mission-aligned referral or community-support relationships documented by Month 18.

How progress is tracked

Construction milestones

Permit dates, phase completion dates, and certificate-of-occupancy progress.

Financial performance

Monthly gross revenue, operating expenses, and net income against the planning model.

Occupancy rate

Tracked monthly and compared against the Year 1 planning case.

Veterans served

Documented pilot stays or day experiences, verification, and brief participant feedback.

Budget accountability

Receipts, invoices, and contingency usage tracked in auditable digital form.

Phase 2 readiness

Evidence that operating revenue, reserves, and demand actually support any future expansion.

Which project visuals explain scope, sequence, and concept direction today?

Concept-only implementation timeline for Phase 1 mobilization, build-out, and operating readiness.
Brand mark for the two-silo hospitality concept.
Concept exterior showing the planned hospitality tone for the two Phase 1 silo suites.

How is current proof separated from concept and later diligence?

Current proof Public now

Documented and supportable

Entity status, veteran verification, site base, line-item scope, milestone logic, and the live review pages are already public.

Concept only Labeled

Exterior and interior direction

Rendered summaries and guest-experience visuals explain design intent only and do not imply completed infrastructure.

Permit sequence Sequence

Timeline and site-plan summaries

Permit sequences show phasing, circulation, and utility logic while final engineering and permitting still govern implementation.

Later or by request Not public yet

Construction and diligence evidence

Vendor bids, permit records, utilities-completion evidence, and later operating proof belong in the next proof layer rather than the current public room.

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