SLG

General Meeting 2018: New Executive Board and
Increase in Membership Fee

The General Meeting of the German Concrete Association for Roads, Landscaping and Garden Construction (SLG) on 15 November 2018 in Kelsterbach, Germany, began with a report on higher-ranking product-specific specialist work in 2018 and on the outlook for the specialist work planned for the year 2019.

Worthy of special note among the topics reported are SLG’s position on the intended revision of the guidelines on road and path construction “ZTV Wegebau” (Additional terms of contract for road and path construction). The Landscape Research, Development and Construction Society (FLL) wants to...

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