Moultonboro Neck Bike/Walking Path

DREAMS · 07-21-2007, 09:29 AM

I would like to contact the appropriate members responsible for engineering this recent phase completed. Of course, the contractor should be ashamed for the excessive hours spent in completing the project and the poor results based on the combination of installation/engineering? The sidewalk will always be unsafe for biking due to the constant washing of gravel and sand on the surface with rain storms. I don't understand why they didn't design the sidewalk to be elevated higher than the road if they didn't want to pave the entire surface and eliminate the gravel space. After how many hundreds of thousands of dollars paid by hard work and fundraising for phase 2, what will the third phase look like which is the most elevated section of the entire road? The first phase was done in good taste and has proved to sustain the weather conditions. Why change the plan?

07-21-2007, 09:29 AM	#1
DREAMS Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 51 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Moultonboro Neck Bike/Walking Path I would like to contact the appropriate members responsible for engineering this recent phase completed. Of course, the contractor should be ashamed for the excessive hours spent in completing the project and the poor results based on the combination of installation/engineering? The sidewalk will always be unsafe for biking due to the constant washing of gravel and sand on the surface with rain storms. I don't understand why they didn't design the sidewalk to be elevated higher than the road if they didn't want to pave the entire surface and eliminate the gravel space. After how many hundreds of thousands of dollars paid by hard work and fundraising for phase 2, what will the third phase look like which is the most elevated section of the entire road? The first phase was done in good taste and has proved to sustain the weather conditions. Why change the plan?