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The document discusses a project at Civilization Public School where DuPont landscape fabric (Typar) was used to lay a pathway. The fabric was placed on a prepared base and gravel was placed on top. The purpose was to control capillary rise of saline groundwater. Additional benefits of using the fabric included controlling weeds, providing separation between the soil and gravel, allowing water to permeate while reinforcing the gravel layer. Using the fabric saved over 60% of the costs compared to other materials like concrete. Contact details for the project company are also provided.
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