If the scope of work changes the contractor is entitled to additional programme time to allow them to do this work. Archaeological excavations are painfully slow for obvious reasons, consultants need to be told to attend and inspect, new arrangements made, etc etc
Wasting your time, he doesn’t live in the real world at all.
, but as such it easily clings to the underside of shoes and gets displaced from the original surface out to the harder flags and onto SMS. In a pretty short time - after the ribbons are cut and the photographers have departed, it's likely that what was originally covered by the very fine gravel will be exposed, become pitted, and puddled, and as you say, the harder surfaces within the Park look unkemptI don’t know what the original programmer or budget were, but everything is only a FOI request away from the public domain so they would be silly to be telling porkies
Was there about 2 hrs ago, underwhelming and the gravel got into my shoes
Jesus, we are world class moaners. What surface should it be then given no one seems to have wanted money spent, but everyone wanted the park improved? Gravel is cheap, it is regularly used in parks all over the world, and will settle down ok here as well.
Like a massive public consultation where everyone is an expert and gets to tell the council what they would have put there.. and then somehow that gets rolled in to one cohesive scheme?!
