Reject bids for 2019 road resurfacing project and restart bidding process
In Plain English
The city received bids to resurface roads with slurry seal, a coating that extends pavement life. All submitted bids were rejected, likely due to high costs or technical issues. Staff will now restart the entire bidding process to find qualified contractors for the road maintenance work.
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