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Century Completes $176K Paving Project
July 25, 2015
The ride around some parts of Century is a lot smoother after the town completed a $176,000 paving project.
The following streets were resurfaced or patched as noted:
- Jefferson Avenue – Resurface from curve at Mincey Lane to railroad tracks – $11,467.50
- Jefferson Avenue – Patch near Carver Community Center – $696
- Robert Road — Patch – $319
- Tedder Road – Patch near fire station $1,517
- Pond Street – Resurface from Century Business Center to bridge near sewer plant – $32,817.90
- Pinewood Avenue – Resurface from Hecker to Front Street – $17,701.65
- Mayo Street – Resurface from Hecker to Front Street – $25,437
- Mayo Lane – Resurface from Mayor Street to Jefferson Avenue – $16,367
- Kelly Field Road – Pave gravel road beside railroad tracks – $6,090
- Kelly Field R0ad – Overlay section between ball field and cemetery – $6,595.65
- Kelly Field Road – Resurface from Hecker Road to ballpark gate - $8,201
- Lodge Drive – Resurface from Hecker to Front Street $12,690.70
- Wood Street – Resurface from Lodge Drive to Bradley – $4,746.85
- Hecker Road -Patch near Alger Road – $725
- Renfroe Street – Resurface from Hwy 29 to Ivey Street – $5,650.35
- Ivey Street — Resuface — $16,588
The total cost was set to be $176,392.44 to contractor Roads, Inc. A mobilization fee of $2,100 was also included in the total. The project was not be bid; the council piggybacked on an existing Escambia County contract with Roads. A second company is set to add striping and lines to the repaved street.
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4 Responses to “Century Completes $176K Paving Project”
Tedder road has more traffic than all those other streets combined because of the prison. And only got a patch job that road beats all of our vehicles to pieces and with what we get paid some cant afford to fix them I know several people who have busted tires in the potholes on Tedder rd why wasn’t it priority
That is real nice. That happened quickly. It took over a year to get one paved in Walnut Hill and they cut down every beautiful OLD shade tree on one side of the road and didn’t have to do that. Most of the very few people here didn’t want it done in the first place. It is nice not to have our vehicles all muddy, but that is all. Sad mostly for lack of shade to walk in, and for now having a place for logging trucks to race through.. Saw one right away. Will tear up the work in no time. They should be forbidden to cut through here just to cut off a mile. They should not be allowed on any small paved road, especially one just freshly paved.
Reinfroe street was a waste of money as it doesn’t apear and isn’t really used as a street but rather business access driveway. They even just now installed signs on it. I think the town should have just deeded that to the business owners there.
Awesome! That should make things much better for driving in those areas.,