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Chattahoochee Hills looks for road striping companies

By Dionne Kinch
Sept 15, 2016

Chattahoochee Hills is seeking quotes from companies to paint traffic lines on city roads into next year. The City Council is requesting estimates for the cost of the work based in linear feet. The work must conform to the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Device standards, measured in linear feet of double yellow and single white fog line.

The scope of the work will be decided once a company is chosen. Quotes should be received no later than noon Sept. 23 at Chattahoochee Hills’ City Hall offices, 6505 Rico Road and clearly labeled “2016-17 ROAD STRIPING QUOTES”.

Information: www.chatthillsga.us, 770-463-8881 or Darold.wendlandt@chatthillsga.us.

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