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Snellville approves $698K annual paving contract

The Snellville City Council recently approved the city’s annual paving contract to local company and lowest bidder, E.R. Snell for $698,449. Courtesy E.R. Snell
The Snellville City Council recently approved the city’s annual paving contract to local company and lowest bidder, E.R. Snell for $698,449. Courtesy E.R. Snell
By Karen Huppertz
Oct 25, 2018

The Snellville City Council recently approved the city’s annual paving contract to local company and lowest bidder, E.R. Snell for $698,449. Weather permitting, streets which will be repaired and paved before June 1 include Summit Place Drive, Summit Place Way, Summit Edge Circle, Summit Edge Court, Summit Tree Terrace, Summit Springs Circle, Summit Springs Court, Summit Glen Drive, Summit Glen Circle, and Summit Pond Road.

City Manager Butch Sanders praised E.R. Snell for being the lowest bidder and a strong supporter of the city, “We all owe a word of thanks to (E.R. Snell).”

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