Wiggins Trustees Approve Funding for Main Street Paving Project Extension
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What happened
The Wiggins Board of Trustees approved a change order of $248,900 for the Main Street paving project during their September 23 meeting. The original proposal would have added approximately $391,000 to the project cost. The approved increase allows the project to extend improvements to Fifth Avenue and address drainage concerns.
From fortmorgantimes.com
Why it matters
The funding secures the necessary scope for the paving project, which is located in Newark. The improvements are intended to ensure the road is completed properly and serve the town for many years. The project also involved discussions on bids for the Knievel Recharge Pond project.
From fortmorgantimes.com
Who's involved
- MillerTown Manager overseeing the paving project and discussing project details
- Main StreetSEPTA Regional Rail station undergoing paving project improvements
- Fifth AvenueNorth-south avenue in Manhattan, receiving project extensions
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The entities involved
- Miller
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Main Street
SEPTA Regional Rail station
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Fifth Avenue
north-south avenue in Manhattan, New York