Permeable Walkways with Decomposed Granite and Natural Aggregate Pathway Materials
                        
            
    
                    
                    
                    
            
            
                    
            
                    
                
                                    
    
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    Parks, recreational areas, and common rural and urban spaces can be essential relaxing oases. Pathways that navigate through these public spaces should be functional, durable, and complement the natural environment. This course explores pathway materials and focuses on decomposed granite (DG) and natural aggregates. It discusses the types of pathways, their applications, installation and maintenance, as well as their contribution to green design.
                        
        Upon completion of this course, the Learner should be able to:
    
        - Describe the benefits and drawbacks of a variety of pathway materials and the key elements to consider in the material selection process.
- Explain how decomposed granite (DG) and natural aggregate pathway materials support the goals of low impact development and contribute to meeting green design objectives.
- Compare three different types of DG and natural aggregate pathways in terms of materials, performance, and suitable applications.
- Discuss the installation and maintenance procedures applicable to each type of pathway to ensure a safe, functional, and durable installation.
Approximately 1 hour, 30 minutes. Delivered online, at your own pace.
        
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        Presenter Information
        
        Name: Tiffany Koss
        Title: Director of Sales & Marketing, Kafka Granite
        Background: Tiffany Koss grew up fully immersed in her family business, so it was only natural she developed a passion for Kafka Granite’s diverse range of crushed stone products from an early age. She started introducing the company’s products to architects on her summer breaks in high school, and continued working for the company remotely while continuing her education at the University of St. Thomas. With an emphasis on product education, she has played an instrumental role in growing the company’s brand and defining its product line. Tiffany now also focuses on the growth of Kafka Granite’s sales department as the Director of Sales & Marketing while simultaneously preparing for 2nd generation ownership.