. Public works . CUUIfAl. .\1 AltSlI-CAllvUX CONCKETK .\llXKIiS U.^.SK FuK .SlN i.\K BLuCK rAVJiilEXT. 804 MUNICIPAL JOURNAL Vol. XXXVII, No. GROUTING STONE BLOCK. coat being squeegeed and brushed thoroughly into thesurface, enough being left on top of the pavement tobring it even with the highest point of any individualblock. No protective cover is spread on the pavementvifhile the grout is hardening, but no traffic is allowedon it for a week. PAVING WORK IN MEADVILLE Good Results Due to Foresight in Planning and Con-tracting Work Early—Brick Pavement andCo
. Public works . CUUIfAl. .\1 AltSlI-CAllvUX CONCKETK .\llXKIiS U.^.SK FuK .SlN i.\K BLuCK rAVJiilEXT. 804 MUNICIPAL JOURNAL Vol. XXXVII, No. GROUTING STONE BLOCK. coat being squeegeed and brushed thoroughly into thesurface, enough being left on top of the pavement tobring it even with the highest point of any individualblock. No protective cover is spread on the pavementvifhile the grout is hardening, but no traffic is allowedon it for a week. PAVING WORK IN MEADVILLE Good Results Due to Foresight in Planning and Con-tracting Work Early—Brick Pavement andConcrete Curb—Selling Bonds By B. F. MILLER, JR., City Engineer. For the first time in many years, the city of Mead-ville. Pa., has completed its outdoor paving operationsbefore the beginning of bad weather, all paving beingcompleted on Oct. 23, 1914. While the weather con-ditions were ideal, still the bulk of the credit must begiven to the present city administration for the aggres-sive manner in which the work was advanced. Bidswere received on paving contracts on Jan. 28, 1914, andsixteen l)idders responded, furnishing excellent compe-tition. Contracts were
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