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Cedartown to consider $97,816.66 milling contract for College Street
Summary
City Manager Edward Guzman said the low bid to mill College Street is $97,816.66 from Northwest Georgia Paving, Inc.; the commission will vote on the contract at its next regular meeting.
At a Cedartown City Commission work session on April 6, City Manager Edward Guzman told commissioners that the low bid to mill College Street came from Northwest Georgia Paving, Inc., at $97,816.66 and that the proposal will be placed on the agenda for a formal vote at the commission's next meeting.
Guzman presented the bids to the commissioners during the 6 p.m. work session at City Hall. The session minutes record that Guzman identified the low bid and indicated the item would return for action; the minutes do not say which budget or funding source will cover the work. Finance Director Amy Orebaugh and other staff were present, but the work session record does not include a staff recommendation on funding or a contract award.
Chair Sam Branch and Commissioners Ryan Casey and Jessica Payton were present for the discussion. No formal vote on the milling contract was taken at the work session; the commission instead scheduled the item for the next regular meeting so members can review any additional materials and vote publicly.
If approved at the upcoming meeting, the contract would authorize milling and related work for College Street with the low bidder listed in the staff presentation. The minutes do not specify a project timeline or funding source.
