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Powder Springs to spend on cleanup, ADA ramp
To restore use to visitors, nearly $32,400 will be spent by the Powder Springs City Council for the removal of storm debris from the city’s trails and parks. AJC file photo
The Powder Springs City Council agreed 5-0 March 19 to spend $111,677 to clean storm debris along city trails and in city parks, build an ADA ramp at City Hall, subscribe to computer services and stripe a road.
Expenditures include:
- almost $32,400 in contingency funds to bid for the removal of fallen trees and limbs along the city's trails and in the city's parks because the city's public grounds crew is still busy removing brush from the city's roadsides due to the snow storms in December and January.
- $27,600 in contingency funds for a total project cost of nearly $50,128 to add handrails to the new access ramp into City Hall that must be relocated on the east side of the building.
- $17,015 monthly, renewing information technology services and work orders provided by VC3, Inc.
- $15,386 for VC3, Inc. to include a cloud-based subscription of Office 365 as part of the city's information technology environment across multiple computers and devices.
- $9,901 by KNINE AllSystems to install two accessible, automatic doors to go with the installation of an accessible ramp at the side entrance of City Hall.
- $9,375 by Peek Pavement Marking to provide striping services on Old Lost Mountain south of Richard D. Sailors Parkway.
