County commissioners last week opened
bids from 4 companies interested in overseeing the reconstruction of
Alligator Drive at Alligator Point.
The road gets damaged almost every time
a tropical storm or hurricane threatens our area, and has been in
rough shape for years.
The bids for the work ranged from 4.7
million dollars to nearly 7 million.
Those bids will be read over by an
engineer who will make a recommendation to the county commission for
a final decision on September the 17th.
Even then it could be a long time
before the project gets started.
The county will have to turn over the
recommended low bid to he Federal Emergency Management Agency for
their approval, and at that point the project, and the timeline, are
in the hands of FEMA.
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