Symphony at Suwanee Creek

The contractor needed to construct a temporary construction road to access the rear of the site. The road ran through an area containing saturated alluvial and clay soils, creating a condition that was difficult to cross. Shoving baby surge stone into the subgrade had proven unsuccessful and the section couldn't sustain construction traffic.

The contractor installed NX850 directly on top of the baby surge, followed by 6" - 8" of recycled concrete aggregate. After compaction, the section was stiff enough to support the loaded dump trucks that needed to access the rear of the site. After a full day of trafficking, there was minimal disturbance to the road surface.