Months after inexplicably leaving an asphalt patch in a new concrete sidewalk laid when the short street that is Saville Avenue in Quincy Center was repaved, the mystery of why the patch has been solved!
In what was a gobsmacking snow job — at least as far as Quincy Quarry News and at least most of its ever-growing legions of loyal readers are concerned, local 2022 property tax rates zoomed higher Monday night.
So what, apparently, for the fact that not only will the ground likely be frozen in coming weeks, so too will be the workers working on this project.
A base binder coat was laid and rolled last week on a day when temperatures were at least close to the minimum recommended ambient air temperature for laying asphalt.
State guidelines recommend November 15 as the cutoff date for regular, non-emergency, paving projects barring compliance with exacting cold weather paving criteria.
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