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Need online free instructions re building gravel roads

 
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I need free online web site with a video or instructions about taking care of a gravel country road. It is not for me. I have successfully taken care of our roads for 15 years. The challenge is a "neighbor" who refuses to believe the road must have drainage ditches on sides for water runoff. She keeps sending her yard-man (with tractor) to fill in the drainage ditches! I need to find good online sources to share with her in order to show her how the roads need to be maintained for proper draining of the water. Thank you.
 
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http://www.buncombecounty.org/common/soil/laymans_guide_to_access_road.pdf
 
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Thank you! That is a good start.
 
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youtube This may be a good video.

MDOT from plans to pavement

how to build a gravel road

Those should get you started nicely.
 
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