Turn of the Screw

A British Columbia city staff member devises a new method for adjusting manhole frames to match street elevations

Settlement, circumferential and radial cracking, holes, and asphalt separating from around poorly adjusted manhole frames were a way of life in Kelowna, British Columbia. The failures brought inflow and infiltration, and noise complaints from residents tired of hearing ka-lunk as...

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