monstructTion work The
W7 not tne

. over time
acted and tre competency

4% materia! selected
developer! ty's control. Tnere
doubt that due a ‘va nature of

8 subdivision, far wi select the higher
ity bricks. The tency of the contractor, on

the other hand, is diffi + +5 ascertain at this Time.
if the oricks are improperly ‘retatled, one will fing
subsequent settlement, shifting, chipping, cracking,

and spalling.

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Setttement and sniffing of the bricks wit cause najor
probiems during snow removal ooeraTions.

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lied there should not be more maintenance
involved. However, snould if be necessary to disturo
these pavers to gain access -o underground utilities,
there will, of course, be a much higher maintenance
cost involved for surface restoration.

interlocking pavers are oreperly selected and

Discussions with the staff of West Vancouver, Richmond,
and Port Moody where These ‘aterlocking pavers have
been used revealed that there have not been any. major
problems associated with them. However, they 700
empnasize the importance of material selection and
contractor competency.

2ublic Works Committee recognized the potential additiona!
s which the City may be exposed to ody approving these
ests. However, they also recognize the prestigious nature
the Phase 8 subdivision and the aesthetic enhancement. which
these non-standard fixtures end interiocKking pavers will bring
to this suodivision. The Committee therefore resolved
initially to support Genstar's request on the condition that
Genstrar extend the maintenance period for these items to three
years, During The maintenance period Genstar will be expected
+o replace the lense covers arising from normal vandalism.
This conditional approval was conveyed to GensTar bur They
remain firm i their position that the extended maintenance
period y be Two yearse The Committee compromised on
this i89uUEe i; agreed to the Two year maintanance period.

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