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North Augusta approves engineering contracts for Georgia Avenue improvements, Crestview drainage study
Summary
The North Augusta City Council voted July 21 to authorize professional engineering contracts to begin design and survey work for Georgia Avenue traffic-calming Phase 1 and preliminary engineering for Crestview/Woodland drainage improvements; the Georgia Avenue vote was 6–1 and the drainage vote was unanimous.
North Augusta — The City Council on July 21 authorized two professional services contracts that move the city into the design phase for separate infrastructure projects: Georgia Avenue traffic-calming Phase 1 and preliminary engineering for Crestview/Woodland drainage improvements.
Assistant City Administrator J.D. McCauley told council the Georgia Avenue contract covers survey and design only — "dirt earth will not be moving" — and is intended to produce plans and public engagement before any construction. McCauley estimated the design phase could take about six months and said consultants are working to complete design and construction timelines ahead of a Georgia Avenue bridge project scheduled to start in 2028.
The council approved the Georgia Avenue resolution (Resolution No. 2025-24) by a 6–1 vote. The…
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