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2023 Projects
These
are the projects that we did in the year 2023. The projects are
categorized by the year that we started the contract. If you are
looking for a project that you thought might have been done in this
year, check the year before and it could have been started then. A lot
of our projects can last for more than a year and we also start
projects towards the end of the year and they do carry over. Enjoy the
projects descriptions and pictures. Since this is a new website we are
still continuing to add pictures from past projects once we have
scanned them to add them to the site. So if a project you are looking
for doesn't have any pictures come back later to see if they have been
added. Leave us a comment, in our Contact
section of this site, about a project you would like to see pictures of
and we will try to do those first. We are still in the process of uploading photos for these projects. Please come back in the future to see the pages.
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Bissett Park Platform Repair
Location: Radford, Virginia
March 2023
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This project was for the repair of a birding platform that we originally built about 20 years ago. The hillside below the platform shifted and the anchor concrete broke
loose. We reconnected the anchor points and rebuilt a retaining wall
that led up to the platform. While we were on site we also installed
new crushed stone on the trail to make it accessible again to people
with limited abilities.
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Herbert and Gloria Jones Woodlands Trail System
Location: Charleston, West Virginia
March 2023 to April 2024
Project Description:
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This
project was for the construction of a new multi use loop trail system.
The project was 3.75 miles in length. There was several
creek crossings that utilized an open bottom culvert as well as many
areas of flat wet areas that required stone paving. Also included
in this project was a 1 mile crushed stone path that was designed to
have shallow grades for use by people with limited outdoor abilities or
difficulties walking on uneven terrain. The
additional 2.75 miles would be for various levels of walking and riding
fun. The trail is designed for a beginner rider and has a trail
head parking area.
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