Westerville Road rebuild uncovers paving brick sublayer

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Construction to rebuild the intersection of Westerville Road and Dempsey Road exposed six-inch heavy paving bricks beneath nearly 10 inches of asphalt. The nearly perfect bricks, none of which were marked for their origins, weren’t a surprise to the construction workers who often see  new road surfaces covering older brick roadways.

The bricks span the width of the road and appear to cover about a 200-foot length of the road from just north of the intersection to  in front of  Glengary Shopping Center.

The removed bricks, along with the concrete underlayer,  are hauled to a nearby recycling facility where they will be crushed.

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