Preparing the base and setting up wood forms for a concrete public sidewalk may seem daunting, but with the right tools and approach, it can be done efficiently. Whether you're working on your own property or in a public space, these steps will guide you through the entire process. Here's how we tackled a 30-foot section of public sidewalk in the Pacific Northwest. Step 1: Clearing the Area Before starting any form-setting work, it's crucial to clear the area. We removed any loose soil, leaves, pine needles, wood debris, and any other materials that could interfere with a smooth base. For...