Advancements are being made in Maryville’s plan for the upcoming asphalt and mill overlay project. The asphalt and mill overlay project, which was proposed on February 13 during the city hall meeting which will allow the construction of many roads in the city. The project is being headed by C.E. Goodall and Maryville’s department of Public Works as well as City Manager Greg McDanel. The project is set to start in July and is in the early planning stages. McDanel said that the project has not made much progress since it was first proposed. “Since the meeting little has been done with the project,” McDanel said. “C.E. has been working with Public Works to confirm the streets that will be repaired.”
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“While we know that a lot of people drive on some of the streets proposed and the construction of these roads will cause some inconveniences we want to get them fixed as soon as possible,” Goodall said. “The fact that people drive on these streets means that they get more traffic and need more maintenance and upkeep which we are doing through the asphalt and mill overlay project.”
Kevin Yoders who took over the baking section of the Galaxy Country Store located on Galaxy Drive said that the repair of the road would affect business.
“Galaxy Drive is the only way for workers and customers to really get to the store and by doing repairs on the road will greatly affect this and make it much harder to get to our store,” Yoders said. “I am aware that it will be helpful in the end, I just worry about how it will affect our business during the time the construction is going on.”
Goodall expects that the project in the end will be beneficial to the city and Maryville citizens.
“We hope that this project will help with the upkeep of the town and make life easier for residents of Maryville despite the temporary inconvenience it will cause,” Goodall
The proposed list of streets to be repaired …show more content…
“While we know that a lot of people drive on some of the streets proposed and the construction of these roads will cause some inconveniences we want to get them fixed as soon as possible,” Goodall said. “The fact that people drive on these streets means that they get more traffic and need more maintenance and upkeep which we are doing through the asphalt and mill overlay project.”
Kevin Yoders who took over the baking section of the Galaxy Country Store located on Galaxy Drive said that the repair of the road would affect business.
“Galaxy Drive is the only way for workers and customers to really get to the store and by doing repairs on the road will greatly affect this and make it much harder to get to our store,” Yoders said. “I am aware that it will be helpful in the end, I just worry about how it will affect our business during the time the construction is going on.”
Goodall expects that the project in the end will be beneficial to the city and Maryville citizens.
“We hope that this project will help with the upkeep of the town and make life easier for residents of Maryville despite the temporary inconvenience it will cause,” Goodall