Crumb Rubber Use Around Good Samaritan Hospital

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    Description

    Abstract: The proposed project is to acquire funding to improve areas around the Good Samaritan Hospital, at the Unvierstiy of Kentucky campus, by replacing gravel/shell in areas with bonded crumb rubber made out of recycled tires. The project is to use the material in 4 ground areas, for a total of 1,818 square feet. The areas are close to the Emergency Department and employee entrances to the Hospital. This effort will replace the gravel/shell, making it easier to pick up litter from the areas, eliminates the need to replace the gravel every year, make it more welcoming for staff and visitors, and allow for rain water to filter through and reaching the vegetation’s root system.
    StatusFinished
    Effective start/end date5/25/21 → 12/31/21

    Funding

    • KY Department of Environmental Protection: $13,300.00

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