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PAY I N G T H E WAY C O M M E M O R AT I V E B R I C K C A M PA I G N O R D E R F O RM Please complete the form below and return it to school with your check, payable to the Lacy Foundation. If you

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1. Step 1: Start by preparing the area where you want to pave. This includes removing any existing pavement or debris.
2. Step 2: Level the ground using a shovel or a rake to ensure a smooth surface for the pavement.
3. Step 3: Use a measuring tape to determine the dimensions of the area and calculate the amount of paver stones or asphalt needed.
4. Step 4: Purchase the required materials, such as paver stones, asphalt, and any necessary tools.
5. Step 5: Lay down a layer of gravel or sand as a base for the pavement. Compact the base using a tamper or compactor.
6. Step 6: Start laying the paver stones or pouring the asphalt, following the desired pattern or design.
7. Step 7: Use a level and a rubber mallet to ensure the paver stones are evenly placed and aligned.
8. Step 8: Fill the gaps between the paver stones with sand or mortar, depending on the type of pavement.
9. Step 9: Compact the entire pavement using a vibrating plate compactor to ensure stability and proper settling.
10. Step 10: Sweep off any excess sand or debris from the surface and clean the paved area.
11. Step 11: Allow the pavement to cure for the recommended time before using it.
12. Step 12: Regularly maintain the paved area by cleaning it, repairing any damaged portions, and resealing it as required.

Who needs pav i n g?

1. Paving is needed by various individuals or entities, including:
2. - Homeowners who want to create a driveway or walkway in their property.
3. - Construction companies that need to create paved surfaces for commercial or residential projects.
4. - Municipalities that require paved roads, sidewalks, or parking areas for public use.
5. - Businesses that want to improve their exterior areas with paved patios, parking lots, or pathways.
6. - Institutions like schools or hospitals that need well-maintained paved areas for safety and accessibility.
7. - Sports facilities or recreational areas that require paved courts, tracks, or playgrounds.
8. - Landscaping companies that incorporate paved features into their designs to enhance outdoor spaces.

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What is paving?

Paving refers to covering a surface with a material such as concrete or asphalt to create a smooth, durable surface.

Who is required to file paving?

Property owners or project managers responsible for the installation of pavement are typically required to file for paving permits.

How to fill out paving?

To fill out a paving permit, applicants typically need to provide information on the location, type of pavement, intended use, and any relevant regulations or standards.

What is the purpose of paving?

The purpose of paving is to create a stable and safe surface for vehicles, pedestrians, and other users.

What information must be reported on paving?

Information such as the type of pavement, area to be covered, intended use, and any relevant regulations or standards must be reported on a paving permit application.