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[QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 3362271, member: 27"]
I found the interview I was referring to.  It was published on January 30th.  At that point, the plan was to take the old roof off before starting work on the new one:

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[I]Sala said that truss work can go into early April and still keep the project on schedule for the actual roof replacement that’s still to come.

“The project that happens in the second phase is more challenging than what we have going on right now because of the complexity of what it’s going to take to rig up all those cables and everything that hold that roof up, and the lighting, the sound, and the video board all those things that are going with that for the first game,” Sala told NewsChannel 9.

On any given day, depending on what’s happening with the project, there could be between 50 and 200 workers busy with very aspects of the project, both outside and inside The Dome.

“We’re trying to get ahead a little bit for when we let, after the last event, and take the roof down, we’re going to have to do some prep work on that with the speakers coming down from the building and other things that are now attached to the roof,” Sala explained.[/I]
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[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.localsyr.com/news/local-news/su-carrier-dome-roof-project-still-on-schedule-to-finish-in-september/[/URL]
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