Go
outside the village.
Look
down you will see reflection cracks everywhere.
Do
research on reflection cracks, they are cosmetic in Florida.
Up
North they would be enlarged by ice, freezing thawing, that does not
happen here.
If
you had been to the Paving town hall mtgs in CV you would understand.
As
Grace repeats, 'that is what we voted for'. The
paving company told us if we did not go down to bedrock the cracks
that were on the old roadway would come back. We could not afford the
cost to go to bedrock, not then, not now. What price prettiness! Face lifts for all!
Of
course, if you are only interested in creating phony issues and
blaming and exaggerating you will not be interested.
photos are: Haverhill
Road, Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, Commons Ctr, Volvo dealership, etc
None
of these locations have crazy lawsuits.
The
Commons is example of sealing over cracks. Shiny black finish.
Even
with a cement-stabilized base there can also be shrinkage cracks in
the stabilized
base layer, which can reflect through the asphalt surface. The cracks
that develop
are not the result of a structural deficiency, but rather a natural
characteristic of the
base. The surface cracks tend to follow the same pattern as the
cracks in
the base, and are referred to as “reflection” cracks.
