[CANUFNET] sidewalk bridging over roots
Jeremy Gye
jgye at shaw.ca
Sat May 19 13:20:35 EDT 2012
Hi Ian,
Is there any latitude to play with the grading/profile of the sidewalk, in
order to accommodate the roots using a more conventional sidewalk
construction approach?
Jeremy
E-mail: jgye at shaw.ca
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On Behalf Of Ian Wilson
Sent: May-18-12 2:57 PM
To: 'Canadian Urban Forest Network'
Subject: [CANUFNET] sidewalk bridging over roots
ALL-
Kelowna is looking at a new sidewalk installation next to some mature street
trees (red oaks). In the past we have successfully used rubber sidewalks in
these types of situations but in this case it's going to be a multi-use
corridor and there are concerns that the rubber surface is not as suitable
for roller blades, etc. because of the seams.
I have a couple of questions:
1) Anybody else have experience with rubber sidewalks in these
situations and whether the bumps are an issue?
2) Another possible solution is reinforced concrete bridging over the
roots. Does anybody have specifications for bridged sidewalk construction
that they could send to me?
Thanks
Ian
Ian Wilson, Park Services Manager
Park Services
TEL 250 469-8842
FAX 250 862-3335
City of Kelowna 1359 KLO road, Kelowna, BC V1W 3N8
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