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Snellville to repair wall at Briscoe Park

Snellville will repair a 350-foot wall section at Pate Lake in Briscoe Park. COURTESY CITY OF SNELLVILLE

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Snellville will repair a 350-foot wall section at Pate Lake in Briscoe Park. COURTESY CITY OF SNELLVILLE
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
Nov 2, 2022

The Snellville City Council recently approved a $204,210 contract with Bailey Construction & Landscaping to reconstruct a 350-foot section of the Pate Lake Wall at Briscoe Park.

The wall has needed repair for years, but now a grant Gwinnett Community Development Block Grant will make it happen. Bailey Construction was the lowest of five bidders for the work with one proposal coming in at over $1 million.

The lake will be drained while the repairs are underway. Three hundred feet of existing sidewalk will also be repaired along with site stabilization and grassing to complete the project. A timeline for construction has yet to be determined.

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