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Suwanee approves funds for bridge rehabilitation, street striping

Suwanee approves funds for Martin Farm Road Bridge rehabilitation. Courtesy Google Maps
Suwanee approves funds for Martin Farm Road Bridge rehabilitation. Courtesy Google Maps
By Karen Huppertz
Dec 14, 2016

The Suwanee City Council approved a $279,938 contract recently for the Martin Farm Road bridge rehabilitation and striping on various city streets. The city received three bids for the comprehensive project chosing to award the contract to low bidder, E.R. Snell Contractor Inc. of Snellville.

This project includes repair and upgrade of the Martin Farm Road bridge and guardrails to meet current standards. In addition, the contract covers road striping on Brogdon Road and short sections on Scales Road, Settles Bridge Road and Eva Kennedy Road.

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