Folks who work around the square
in Fayetteville should have brand new sidewalks on which to take those
lunchtime strolls within a few weeks.
Construction work continues
on the sidewalk and street light project under the direction of the city's
Main Street program, and the sidewalks could be done by the second week
of March, weather permitting, according to City Manager Joe Morton.
The current phase of the project
stretches along Lanier Avenue from Regions Bank on the west to Jeff Davis
Boulevard on the east, and around the old courthouse. New sidewalks are
also being put into place on Ga. Highway 85 south past City Hall to Beauregard
Boulevard.
After the brick work is done
and cleaned up, Georgia Power will come in and install new street lights
that help give the entire project a historic look and feel, Morton said.
Main Street is gearing up for
a new year with a new director, as Nancy Price was introduced at Tuesday
morning's board meeting. Her work at City Hall officially begins Monday.
She has been a board member
but will likely be replaced at next week's City Council meeting. The board
has recommended former Fayette County Commissioner Scott Burrell to replace
Price on the board.







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