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Smyrna approves new warehouse

A $120,000 warehouse will be built in Smyrna by Perfect Turf Landscaping. (Courtesy of Perfect Turf Landscaping)
A $120,000 warehouse will be built in Smyrna by Perfect Turf Landscaping. (Courtesy of Perfect Turf Landscaping)
By Carolyn Cunningham
Nov 8, 2019

A new warehouse for Perfect Turf Landscaping will be built in Smyrna.

The Smyrna City Council agreed to a commercial building permit for this project on Nov. 4.

The 2,800-square-foot metal warehouse for storage will be built at 1380 Spring St. by Paulding Commercial Builders, Inc.

The estimated cost is $120,000.

Information: facebook.com/PerfectTurfLandscaping

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