I present to you, the road from hell (N 30th St and Girard)Submitted by LohnJennon__ t3_z0vvn6 in philadelphia
iamalsoanalien t1_ixamczb wrote
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100% agree. Terrible time to replace asphalt right now due to cold temps. Asphalt plants open during the day only so contractors cant get any at night when the do some of their work. The concrete they put in is supposed to be to the top of the trench so they can mill it down when they come back with the top coat of asphalt.
The trench this contractor dug in OP's image is probably for water or gas. The contractor is likely responsible to mill the lane they worked thru and either ran out of time or money.
Trailmix88 t1_ixan8eu wrote
It's prob water and very, very likely only paid to restore the trench (no milling will be done in this case). Gas is usually a thinner trench (more shallow depth requirements) and sewer usually requires full width restoration. They will do cut backs and hope for temps above 50 to wrap it up before asphalt plants close for the season.
Anyone see any markings on the barrels as to who did the work? PCI? Nello? Meco? CCI?
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