Projects
Lowndes County Resurfacing
Project Name
Lowndes County Resurfacing
Location
Lake Park, Georgia
Owner
Lowndes County Board of Commissioners
Project Details
The project involved the resurfacing of Jumping Gulley Road and Peterson Road, both located in Lake Park, Georgia. The project was successfully completed on time for the Lowndes County Board of Commissioners (BOC), showcasing The Scruggs Company’s efficient project management and execution.
Jumping Gulley Road spanned a distance of 5.89 miles and underwent OGI (Open-Graded Interlayer) and Topping resurfacing techniques. A total of 8,889 tons of asphalt were used for this section. On the other hand, Peterson Road covered a length of 1.4 miles and also received OGI and Topping resurfacing. In this case, 2,112 tons of asphalt were utilized.
This resurfacing project was part of the Lowndes County 2022 Resurfacing Project, emphasizing the county’s commitment to maintaining and improving its road infrastructure. By investing in these upgrades, Lowndes County and The Scruggs Company aimed to enhance the quality and safety of the roads for the benefit of its residents and visitors.
The successful completion of the Jumping Gulley Road and Peterson Road resurfacing project highlights the effectiveness of planned maintenance efforts and the positive impact on the community’s transportation network.
Services Provided
- Asphalt Paving & Construction
- Resurfacing
- Open-Graded Interlayer & Topping Resurfacing
Services Provided
- Asphalt Paving & Construction
- Resurfacing
- Open-Graded Interlayer & Topping Resurfacing
Project Details
The project involved the resurfacing of Jumping Gulley Road and Peterson Road, both located in Lake Park, Georgia. The project was successfully completed on time for the Lowndes County Board of Commissioners (BOC), showcasing The Scruggs Company’s efficient project management and execution.
Jumping Gulley Road spanned a distance of 5.89 miles and underwent OGI (Open-Graded Interlayer) and Topping resurfacing techniques. A total of 8,889 tons of asphalt were used for this section. On the other hand, Peterson Road covered a length of 1.4 miles and also received OGI and Topping resurfacing. In this case, 2,112 tons of asphalt were utilized.
This resurfacing project was part of the Lowndes County 2022 Resurfacing Project, emphasizing the county’s commitment to maintaining and improving its road infrastructure. By investing in these upgrades, Lowndes County and The Scruggs Company aimed to enhance the quality and safety of the roads for the benefit of its residents and visitors.
The successful completion of the Jumping Gulley Road and Peterson Road resurfacing project highlights the effectiveness of planned maintenance efforts and the positive impact on the community’s transportation network.