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South Vinemont to remove eight pine trees on Roberson Street; patching set for mid-March, micro-surfacing in June
Summary
Mayor Radginal Dodson presented three quotes to cut eight pine trees and grind stumps on Roberson Street. Public Works Director Mike Graves said patch work will follow the removals—about mid-March—and larger micro-surfacing is scheduled for June; Vulcan agreed to honor Whitaker Contracting's paving quote.
Mayor Radginal Dodson told the South Vinemont Town Council on Feb. 11 that the town received three quotes to cut eight pine trees on Roberson Street, remove the material and grind the stumps. The council discussed the proposals but recorded no objections at the work session.
Public Works Director Mike Graves reported the timeline for pavement work: patching on Roberson Street will take place after the planned tree removals, with work expected in mid-March, and the town's broader micro-surfacing program scheduled for June after schools are out. Graves said Vulcan has agreed to honor Whitaker Contracting's quote for paving work but the minutes do not list a contract amount or a final vendor selection.
No formal motion to award a contract was recorded at the Feb. 11 work session. The council did not raise questions about the tree removal or the street schedule at introduction; staff will proceed with next steps to secure the contract and schedule the work.
The council adjourned at 5:45 p.m.
