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Board approves $192,393.50 pavement-marking contract to increase striping coverage
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The Woodbury County Board approved a $192,393.50 contract with Sir Lines A Lot to raise annual pavement striping from roughly one-third to one-half of paved roads, citing safety and compatibility with smart-vehicle lane detection.
The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors on June 10 approved a $192,393.50 contract with Sir Lines A Lot of Lawton for annual pavement-striping and markings. County engineer Laura Sievers told the board the county will expand its annual repainting from about one-third of paved roads to one-half to improve safety and to support smart-vehicle lane-line detection.
"We're upping that to doing 0.5 of the paved roads every year," Sievers said, noting the increase will raise the line item by about $40,000 annually but that the safety benefits justify the expense. The motion to approve the contract passed unanimously, 5-0. The contract was presented as part of the secondary-roads agenda and drew no further public comment.
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