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Century, Flomaton Split Cost For Paving ‘Alley 5′ On The State Line
June 28, 2023
Century and Flomaton split the cost for the recent paving of a dirt road named Alley 5.
Alley 5 runs east off Old Flomaton Road at the state line. Part of the road is in Florida, and part is in Alabama.
Flomaton surfaced the roadway as several other streets were paved in that town. Century’s share of the paving cost was $35,369.55.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
The red line depicts the state line along Alley 5. NorthEscambia.com graphic, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Century, Flomaton Split Cost For Paving ‘Alley 5′ On The State Line”
Was there a contractor bid for this?
Briggs Blvd and Clancy would like to be paved since the road is deteriorating and just about all rocks now. The residents are tired of the poorly maintained road tearing up the vehicles. Not to mention this street–everyone pays taxes!!!!!