In this file photograph from 2008, members of the homeowners association for the Old Mill Trace subdivision near Fort Ogelthorpe talk about problems they have been having with street maintenance in their neighborhood.PAVING PROJECTSThe Catoosa County Commission approved all or portions of the areas below for resurfacing at its most recent meeting. The list may be reconsidered at the panel’s next meeting.• Twin Cedars Road• Mount Vernon Road• Ross Hollow Road• Water Mill Trace• The Denmore subdivision• Lee Clarkson Road• Farming Rock Road• Potts RoadThe following gravel roads will receive a triple surface treatment to give them longer life:• Taylor’s Ridge Road• Smith Templeton Road• Spring Vale Road• Catoosa Station Road
It’s paving season in Catoosa County, Ga.
In May, county contractors will begin about $2 million worth of paving and resurfacing that will stretch across more than 14 miles. At its most recent meeting, the Catoosa County Commission unanimously approved the list of projects and the cost.
But the approval didn’t last long.
Residents of the Old Mill Trace subdivision questioned the priorities on the list. Although the main thoroughfare in their neighborhood — Water Mill Trace — made the list of approved projects, the rest of the streets in the subdivision did not.