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Downtown Berkeley Getting the Permeable Pavement Treatment
August 14, 2014 /
The new permeable interlocking concrete pavement will absorb water, rather than redirecting it to a storm drain the way traditional asphalt does. This has a number of advantages, including better heat dispersal and cleaner runoff water, according to the city Public Works Commission.
"The new roadway will require less maintenance than a traditional asphalt roadway and have a moderate traffic calming effect," reads a sign at the construction site. "Many will consider it more aesthetically pleasing as well."
by Charles Siler
Full Story: http://www.berkeleyside.com/2014/08/08/berkeley-installs-first-permeable-pavers-downtown/
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