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Permeable Paver Streets Are Not Parking Lots - Successes and Challenges with Permeable Paver Streets in the Midwest
Date
August 28, 2016
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Welcome to the first ever PWX, APWA’s newly revised and newly branded annual conference! Although the APWA annual conference has been around for more than 120 years, PWX will be a different experience for all! With new education formats, new innovations and technologies, and more networking opportu…
Here’s a case study focusing on the performance of two different permeable paver streets. We’ll discuss the design elements of each, good and bad maintenance experiences and the performance documented thus far. Attempted remedial measures will be described in detail including the costs and effectiveness of each.
Speakers
Andrew J. Sikich, PE
Village of Downers Grove
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