A new walkway could just be built on the existing supports. They wouldn't need
reinforcing since they are constructed of reinforced concrete (reinforced with
rebar). I believe the resurfacing that took place was for cosmetic reasons
(this is frequently done, i.e. on highway overpasses), but the supports were
never incapable of holding a structure. The walkway paths were taken down by
Asbury Partners years ago (also off the Sunset Avenue Pavilion) but the
supports remain.
The simple way to explain the process: the walkways would be rebuilt with
scaffolding being erected, formwork constructed, then rebar laid and concrete
poured in place of the formwork. That was the method used for a section of
walkway rebuilt by MM on Ocean Avenue, leading to the Supper Club.
Since the supports for the walkway still remain, this is still absolutely
feasable.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <oakdorf@...> wrote:
>
>
> I don't think those "supports" were ever actually reinforced - just vg
> resurfacing.
>
> Not sure.
>
> And it wouldn't take a rocket-scientist to come up with a new design.
>
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