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    The document discusses the repair of Ocean City, Maryland's all-wood boardwalk. The repair utilizes a substructure of concrete footings instead of concrete slabs, which allows for better drainage and prevents debris buildup. This design also provides support for vehicles like a passenger tram that runs daily on the boardwalk.

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    The document discusses the repair of Ocean City, Maryland's all-wood boardwalk. The repair utilizes a substructure of concrete footings instead of concrete slabs, which allows for better drainage and prevents debris buildup. This design also provides support for vehicles like a passenger tram that runs daily on the boardwalk.

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    Photos of The Repair of Ocean City, Maryland All-Wood Boardwalk

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    The document discusses the repair of Ocean City, Maryland's all-wood boardwalk. The repair utilizes a substructure of concrete footings instead of concrete slabs, which allows for better drainage and prevents debris buildup. This design also provides support for vehicles like a passenger tram that runs daily on the boardwalk.

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    PHOTOS OF THE REPAIR OF OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND ALL-WOOD BOARDWALK

    The boardwalk repair utilizes a substructure of concrete footings, instead of the concrete slabs proposed by the Parks Department.

    This design allows for water to drain, and prevents the buildup of sand and debris on the boardwalk.

    This design also provides the necessary support for vehicular traffic, including a passenger tram that runs daily up and down the boardwalk.

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