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Garth Avenue sidewalk gap project in Columbia planned for summer - Columbia Missourian

Submitted by Brent Hugh on Fri, 05/08/2015 - 7:11am

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The city is gearing up to spend $123,000 to build a sidewalk on the east side of Garth Avenue between Worley Street and Sexton Road.

The Columbia City Council on April 6 held a public hearing on the project, which is scheduled to be built this summer. A bill authorizing the work was on the council's agenda for first reading Monday night, and a final vote is scheduled for May 4.

The project consists of 670 feet of sidewalk that will fill a gap in the walkway along Garth Avenue.

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Garth Avenue sidewalk gap project in Columbia planned for summer - Columbia Missourian
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