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| Early On, Kids Rolled Some of These Pipes Across the Street in Front of Our House.
Later, The Workers Placed the Big Concrete Sewers In Front
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| It Wasn't too Bad At First When They Were Working at the Other End of the Section...
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| ... But The Equipment Would Still Come and Go All Day Long
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| This is Taken on the Weekend From the Equipment Area.
Our House is Across the Intersection of Pinewood Drive and Pleasant Lane
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| In All the Time We Lived Here, We Appreciated That No One is Across the Street, But
at a Time Like This, it Was a Natural Place for Them to Use!
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| A Long Line of Trucks Early Some Mornings
| Most Activity Was on Our Corner, But There Was Plenty Going On Directly in Front Of Us
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| There Were Piles Of Everything: Sand, Gravel, Big Stones, and At Times, the Ripped-up
Pavement
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| The Carrier Dumped Pipes In Front Of Our House, and the Front End Loaders Distributed
Them, Here to Pleasant Lane, Our Side Street
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| Big Trucks Brought the Material in, and Other Trucks and the Front
End Loaders Moved It Around the Section
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| Stuff on Our Lawn and Greenspace in Preparation for Doing Pleasant Lane,
Our House Is In the Center Photo
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| Here Kids are Having Some Harmless Fun, After The Workers Left For the Day Of Course
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| Before Doing Pleasant Lane, They Work On Our Corner, Burying a Sewer Line Across
Pinewood Drive
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| Finally, They Get To Pleasant Lane.
The Other Side Sewer Lines and Curbs Were Done First.
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| Most Streets in Pinewood Were in Various Stages of Completion.
The Reason They Were All Goining at the Same Time Wasn't Obvious to Us
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| Before: Our Sidewalk Corner, the Sewer Next To It, and the Two "Tripping
Hazard" Sidewalk Blocks That We Had to Pay the Township For!
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| The Other Side of Pleasant Lane Was Completed First
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| Pinewood Drive in Front of Our House
| Pleasant Lane On the Side
| The Corner With Our House in the Back
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| "Our" Sewer Has Been Replaced!
| An Antique Fire Engine, Now a Water Truck
| Curb On the Other Side of Pleasant Lane
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| Replacing the Pleasant Lane Curb Along Side of Our House, Starting At the Corner
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| Some Big Equipment Digging Up Pleasant Lane Pavement.
It Shook the Entire House For a Couple of Days
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| Pleasant Lane Getting the Base Asphalt Layer
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| Rolling the Base Asphalt
| Tamping the Edges That the Roller Missed
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| Our Street With the New Curbs & Asphalt Base
| Our New Corner Curb
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| Digging Up Our Sidewalk
| This Was Our Sidewalk.
The Green Space is Wider and the Street is a Little Narrower
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| Across Pleasant Lane, A Few Sidewalk Blocks Were Saved. None Were Saved on Our Side!
| From the Other End (Tullytown) of Our Street
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| Our Sidewalk Framing
| Pouring Our Sidewalk
| All Freshly Poured
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| We Were Glad To See Them Get it Done, as It Stayed Cold for a Few Days,
But Only Rain Seemed to Affect Their Progress
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| Finally, the Top Layer of Asphalt, The Other Side of Pleasant Lane First, ...
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| ... and Then Our Side.
These Photos Are From Our Back Yard Looking Across Pleasant Lane
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| As Near as We Can Tell, They Seemed to do a Pretty Good Job
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| Tape Removed, Walkable!
| Filling in Our Green Space
| Smoothing It Out
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| Seed & Fertilizer Mixture, I Guess
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| Two Months Later. All Done?
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| Nope, We Still Have the Work Area Across the Street Because They are Doing Other Streets
(and Sections). Now We Get A Dust Shield!
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