Install and Compact Aggregate Base Over Frozen Sub-Base

What happens here

If the initial excavation and compaction of the sub-base soil were successfully completed *before* the ground froze, then it is acceptable to proceed with laying the aggregate base layer. A 3/4 inch clean limestone (also known as 2b stone) can be spread directly onto the pre-compacted, now-frozen base. This stone layer can then be compacted to consolidate any air space, and pavers can begin to be laid on top of this stable, compacted aggregate.

Goal: Utilize previously prepared frozen sub-base for aggregate and paver installation.