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Duluth paving program continues improvements

By Karen Huppertz
Aug 1, 2016

As part of Duluth’s Pavement Preservation and Management Plan, road patching will begin Tuesday, Aug. 2 on Leeds Way near Norman Lake.

Patching will also take place Aug. 12 on Blue Ridge Industrial Parkway just off North Berkeley Lake Road near Peachtree Industrial Boulevard.

Georgia Paving is the contractor hired to perform both projects, which are funded by the Special Local Option Sales Tax. Since delays can be expected, drivers are asked to be patient during these improvements.

Details about the pavement preservation program: www.duluthga.net. Select Departments, Public Works, Street Maintenance, and then Pavement Preservation.

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