The main street in Granite Falls was
rebuilt only last year at a cost of more than 600-thousand dollars,
and already the pavement is cracking and sinking in some places.
The town's engineering consultant, Gray and Osborne of Seattle, and
the contractor, Division 2Construction of Kirkland, agree that the
most likely reason is inadquate compaction of soil beneath Stanley
Street.
The work is under warranty through next June, and the two
sides are negotiating on how to fix the problem and who should pay.
The road had to be rebuilt because of heavy truck traffic to and
from a few gravel pits.
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