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Smooth Ride: Century Paving Projects Continue
December 10, 2012
Century’s efforts to pave or resurface some of the town’s worst streets is continuing.
The town council has approved $118,608.90 in upcoming paving projects, including:
- Maple Street, $10,090.05
- Nadine McCaw Park, $4,356.55
- Front Street, $25,022.55
- Jefferson Avenue, $41,764.45
- Salters Lake Road, $17.522.30
- Ivy Street (near Hwy 29), $2,000
The projects will be complete by Roads, Inc. under a contract rate established with Escambia County. Work is expected to begin in April.
Century has completed paving projects totaling about $308,000 on Freedom Road, Old Flomaton Road, Hecker Road, Elm Street, Hilltop Road, West Cottage Street, Academy Street, Pleasant Hill Road, Ramar Street, Bonwell Lane, Gifford Lane, Barnwell Lane, Field Road and Sellars Road.
The projects began with a priority list created by the Century Town Council back in 2010.
Pictured: Field Road (top) and Sellers Street (below) were among the most recently resurfaced streets in Century. NorthEscambia.com file photos, click to enlarge.
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