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Commission awards $164,220 contract to patch Camp Daniel Marshall Road
Summary
The county approved $164,220.42 in major patching work on Camp Daniel Marshall Road to stop edge ravel and preserve the two‑mile surface‑treatment road, funded from transportation SPLOST funds and awarded to ASA Paving.
County staff presented a request to repair severe edge raveling and loss of surfacing on Camp Daniel Marshall Road in District 4 and asked the commission to approve major patching to preserve the road.
Director Seymour said the road had not seen major repairs for decades and showed signs of three layers of rock with edge loss; without immediate patching the county risks losing the road. He asked for $164,220.42 to pay for major patching now, with resurfacing possible in a later year through SPLOST funding. The board approved the requested amount and authorized award to ASA Paving; staff noted this is patching, not final resurfacing.
The chairman contextualized the spending by pointing to recent annual road maintenance totals and emphasizing the role of SPLOST funds for roads. Commissioners approved the motion by voice vote.
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