Politics & Government
Council Approves Williams Farm Drive Project
Allied Paving awarded $184,760 contract.
The Dacula City Council voted unanimously Thursday night to approve an $184,760 contract to .
The project will cover 2,170 linear feet of roadway from the area of 3100 Williams Farm Drive to the end of the cul-de-sac. Allied Paving was the “lowest, most responsive” of the eight companies that bid for the SPLOST-funded contract according to Dacula City Administrator Jim Osborn.
In other business, Gwinnett County Public Library Chairman Phillip Saxton provided city council members with an update regarding the library system.
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Despite , library officials have developed a plan that will allow the system’s 15 branches to remain open seven days a week albeit with reduced hours. (Click here for details regarding the new operating hours for the and branches.)
Saxton said local libraries are a viable part of the cities in which they are located and offer a great deal of value for Gwinnett County citizens.
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“We are a very, very positive service,” he said.
Visit Dacula Patch on Friday for more information regarding the library's plan to increase non-tax revenue.
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