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Tire Incentive Program Projects Completed 2019 - 2021
USSA has installed a number of projects between 2019 and 2021 utilizing California recycled tires that received funding through CalRecycle's Tire Incentive Program (TIP). Here is a complete list.
United Sustainable Surfacing Of America Releases New Rubberway EVOLUTION System
With roots as a product development company, United Sustainable Surfacing of America (USSA Inc) is proud to release Rubberway EVOLUTION - the newest addition to its line of sustainable surfacing products.
Stormwater Grant Opportunity In California
The Prop 1 Stormwater Grant Program promotes regional water security, climate, and drought preparedness by contributing to improved storm water resource management.
Tire-Derived Product (TDP) Grant Program
CalRecycle has issued the Notice of Funding Availability and released the Application for the 2014/15 Tire-Derived Product (TDP) Grant Program.
Rubberway Rooftop Recreation Area Installed at the United Nations International School in NYC
A Rubberway rooftop recreation area was installed at the United Nations International School (UNIS) campus in New York City.
Funding Announcement - California Department Of Parks And Recreation - Recreational Trails Program
Funding Announcement - California Department Of Parks And Recreation - Recreational Trails Program
Tire Derived Product Grant FY 2015-16 Q&A
Often we get calls from our clients asking, "What exactly qualifies for the grant funding?". The answer is simple, yet a little confusing when trying to fund a large surfacing project. Only recycled rubber passenger tires qualify for the funding opportunity with Cal Recycle, so that does limit the available options provided by Rubberway.
A Healthy Community Is An Active Community
Promoting Physical Activity, Active Play, and Sport in Urban Settings. - Written by Stephanie Norton on www.caddetails.com “The measure of any great civilization is in its cities, and a measure of a city’s greatness is to be found in the quality of its public spaces, its parks and its squares”’ ~ John Ruskin
Rubberway Installed For Vanguard Learning Center Urban Greening Project
A Rubberway Sidewalk installation was recently completed at the Vanguard Learning Center as part of an Urban Greening Project for the Compton Unified School District. The two-layer, 4,300 square foot pathway serves as a walking and jogging trail for the community and meanders around the newly constructed outdoor learning center which includes a community garden, drought tolerant landscaping, shade trees, and a system of bio-swales.
City Of Corona Installs Rubberway Sidewalk Test Site
Featured Rubberway Pilot Project to Eliminate Cracked Sidewalks in the City of Corona