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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
(Editors note: Below is a letter
received from Forrest Norton,
Manager of the Maintenance Con
struction Branch, District Public
Works, on the Naval Station, it
deals with road maintenance, and
evinces a method of dust control
and street improvement. Whether
the idea is practical is for the ex
perts to say but we understand it
is being used sucessfully in vari
ous parts of the country. It is the
first idea mentioned that doesn’t
cost a lot of money. We pass it
on for any merits it may have.)
Why must the people of Kodiak
continue to be smothered in a
cloud of dust? A very inexpensive
method of controlling dust is
close at hand. Its use also creates
a better stabolized street that re
quires far less effort to maintain.
Kodiak streets are necessarily
built of gravel and crushed rock.
The fact that these streets may not
paved for many years does not
mean they cannot be made dust
free.
A proven method of acheiving
such dust-free streets is with the
use of SALT. Where may this salt
be obtained? Directly from the
waterfront. Continuous application
of seawater to the streets during
dry periods would soon begin to
form an accumulation of salts with
in the soil of the streets. The salts
form a solution which so lubricates
the mass as to improve its worka
bility, resulting in better density
and water-tightness, with a dura
’ ble, resistant, glazed surface fin
ish after compacting. The frost
line is lowered so that spring
thaw pot-holing is lessened. All
coarse rock particles are securely
anchored against ravelling, pot
holing and dusting.
After two or three years of ap
plication of seawater to the streets
the soil should have sufficient
salts available for a complete re
building and reshaping with the
materials available. After final re
shaping a surface coat of light oil
could be applied and in effect the
streets are paved.
The savings in maintenance
costs alone will have returned
ipuch money to the city treasury.
The city fathers will in turn be
blessed each day by the house
fwi*es of Kodiak.
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