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Intersection renovation
Oak Creek, Wis., used new soil stabilization methods to renovate a deteriorating roadway.
Dexel Avenue in Oak Creek, Wis., was in bad shape. Constantly covered with floodwaters, the roadway was deteriorating. To fix this, the city upgraded the intersection to a four-lane urban cross section with a median and turn lanes. The city chose a Rammed Aggregate Pier (RAP) system to stabilize organic subgrade soils through a wetland area near the roadway. This was the first time this method was used in Wisconsin. During planning, the design team...
Things are pretty stabilized
Things are pretty stabilized at the moment. It is indeed a good sign on the real estate aspect I believe.