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100 YEAR-OLD CONCRETE STREET: AN EXAMPLE OF HOW TO IMPROVE ASCE'S D+ GRADE

7/7/2017

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By: Jan R. Prusinski, PE
San Antonio's Belknap Place is over a century old, and still going strong.  Last May, it was commemorated with a Texas State Historical Marker, and in December the American Concrete Pavement Association presented its Longevity Award to the City for Belknap Place.  As President Trump contemplates a $1 trillion infrastructure investment, and the ASCE discusses America's overall D+ in its 2017 Infrastructure Report Card, Belknap Place stands as a monument to wise public investment in a resilient technology. Click here for a Belknap Place slideshow and report.
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9/6/2018 01:33:33 am

Interesting blog, good information given about 100 year old concrete street. And how it is set as an example to improve asces d grade. Was very useful, thanks for sharing the blog with us.

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