[MassHistPres] gravel paths

[John Worden]

In response to your inquiry, the Town of Arlington has been using, not 
gravel, but a substance composed of sand & some mystery component over a 
plastic water barrier, for paths in two of the parks recently restored. 
>From my observation, the paths seem to have survived the winter intact.  In 
both cases they are adjacent to ponds, so must be OK in terms of water 
issues.  If this is of interest, I can try to find out who would know 
exactly what this stuff is.

John Worden
Arlington HDC


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> Does anyone have experience with crushed stone ADA compliant paths?
> Has anyone used enviroseal- a polymer stabilizer that sounds better
> than sliced bread?
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> Deane Rykerson AIA
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