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Century To Resurface Five More Streets
July 13, 2011
The ride around Century will soon get even better — the town council has approved resurfacing five more streets in addition to seven that were just completed.
The town will resurface West Cottage Street, Lake Street, Ramar Street, Academy Street and the portion of Pleasant Hill Road that is in the town limits.
The resurfacing project will cost the town just under $88,500 by piggybacking on an Escambia County contract with Roads, Inc. Of Northwest Florida.
Earlier this year, the town resurfaced Freedom Road, the portion of Old Flomaton Road in the city limits, Hecker Road, Elm Street, Hilltop Road, B Street and Archie Street — the streets that were placed on the top of the town’s priority list for repaving. That project came in with a total price tag just over $200,000.
Pictured top: The recently resurfaced Hecker Road in Century. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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Please Please put speed bumps on Ramar St. when people go through there they go really fast and there is a lot of kids that live on that road.