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City of Bridgeport, CT Proudly Opens its Flexi(R)-Pave Jogging Trail at Seaside Park
City of Bridgeport, CT Proudly Opens its Flexi(R)-Pave Jogging Trail at Seaside Park.
About this update from Atlantic Power & Infrastructure Corp.
[{"type":"text","content":"Atlantic Power & Infrastructures KB Industries Flexi®-Pave provides municipality with beneficial drainage technology that will remove harmful pollutants from entering the aquifer.TAMPA BAY, FL / ACCESSWIRE / June 28, 2022 / Atlantic Power and Infrastructure Corp. (OTC PINK:AWSL) is pleased to announce its proprietary Flexi®-Pave installation has been completed for the 1380 ft long recreational walking/jogging loop at Bridgeport's well known, famed and popular outdoor entertainment pavilion, 'Seaside Park' - ‘Band Shell'.The Grand Opening in June 2022 of Bridgeport's jogging track at 'Seaside Park' - ‘Band Shell' has opened a new era of enhanced facilities for residents and visitors alike, thanks to the city's extensive research into the most preferred, most advanced, and most beneficial material available for walkers, joggers, and runners. The city committed to installing Flexi®-Pave to enhance the area while avoiding the ever-increasing budget struggles necessary to maintain the clay surface on their 1,380-foot-long recreational walking/jogging loop.The City determined that like many municipalities, financial restrains are resulting in finding improved ways that will reduce their costly maintenance short term and in the long run. The city considered the alternatives and determined that using other traditional materials and technologies, such as concrete and asphalt, would not only be irresponsible but would also be more costly and show no beneficial enhancement to the ‘loop' and especially to the users of the track. They determined that the likelihood of failure using anything, but Flexi®-Pave would have been wasteful. This extensive research resulted in the city contracting Tri-State Flexi®-Pave, Inc., to install Flexi®-Pave.Seaside Park is located in Fairfield County; geographically located on the southwestern Connecticut coastline of Long Island Sound. It's positioning to the adjacent beaches provides cool breezes off Long Island Sound, and quick access to other park amenities. The city leadership knew the loop had to be upgraded due to the low-lying coastal location of the loop that had been subject to flooding in heavy rain events and storm surges.During 'Super Storm Sandy' the loop and great lawn were under 6' of salt water. The city determined the correct solution is to...