CLEVELAND - Paving several gravel roads in the county was discussed by the White County Commissioners at a meeting Monday. <br />
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At the end of that meeting, District 4 Commissioner Craig Bryant said, "We've talked and talked about it until we are blue in the face."<br />
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Bryant proposed to the commission that the county look at eight roads or sections of roads, getting bids for both triple surface (tar and gravel) and asphalt paving. <br />
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"We have come up with a preliminary list," Bryant said. "We're gonna do some bidding on them and we're going to see what we can do because we have made a commitment to the taxpayers and we've got the SPLOST money to do it and it's time." <br />
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"If we can pull this off, we will get a lot of people out of the dirt and mud this winter," Bryant said. <br />
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The commission agreed and will make the decision about what roads get paved when the bids come in. <br />
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