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Goodlettsville Main Street Repairs Await TDOT Approval

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Road repairs on Main Street in Goodlettsville are moving forward, but the city is still waiting for approval from the Tennessee Department of Transportation. Crews have completed pavement patching on the south side of Main Street, and work on the north side is expected to begin soon. The city decided to use its own Public Works Department for the repairs, a decision that saved the city over $100,000.

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The project involves the city of Goodlettsville addressing pavement issues on Main Street. The city's decision to use its internal Public Works Department instead of an outside contractor resulted in a savings of more than $100,000. The completion of the repairs depends on regulatory permits from the Tennessee Department of Transportation.

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  • Williamson County might see changes in local infrastructure spending or labor demand related to the project.

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