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Antigua and Barbuda Public Works crews have started preparatory work in Cassada Gardens as part of a long-anticipated drainage improvement project aimed at reducing flooding in the area.
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erm…when the steel (BRC) is laid FLAT on the ground, will it be able to bind with the concrete cement that is to be thrown on it? I am thinking that the steel should be about midway between the thickness of the concrete layer…and just MAYBE there should be 2 layers of BRC for strength…
I got excited seeing prep work begins. Here I was thinking is on All Saints Road. Sighhhhh I guess our turn will come one day
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