After several years, a parking lot in dire need of repair is getting some much-needed attention. In June, the Clinton City Council unanimously approved accepting a low bid from Charles W. Hughes Construction LLC in the amount of $172,721.50. Including engineering, contingency and other costs, the total project budget is close to $200,000, which city officials said is a necessary expense to fix drainage problems and create an attractive public space along with 40 new parking spaces. The city accepted the parking lot as a donation from Beth Stewart in 2012, however cost issues and the complex design of the lot delayed the overhaul.

After several years, a parking lot in dire need of repair is getting some much-needed attention. In June, the Clinton City Council unanimously approved accepting a low bid from Charles W. Hughes Construction LLC in the amount of $172,721.50. Including engineering, contingency and other costs, the total project budget is close to $200,000, which city officials said is a necessary expense to fix drainage problems and create an attractive public space along with 40 new parking spaces. The city accepted the parking lot as a donation from Beth Stewart in 2012, however cost issues and the complex design of the lot delayed the overhaul.
https://www.clintonnc.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/web1_ace-lot.jpgAfter several years, a parking lot in dire need of repair is getting some much-needed attention. In June, the Clinton City Council unanimously approved accepting a low bid from Charles W. Hughes Construction LLC in the amount of $172,721.50. Including engineering, contingency and other costs, the total project budget is close to $200,000, which city officials said is a necessary expense to fix drainage problems and create an attractive public space along with 40 new parking spaces. The city accepted the parking lot as a donation from Beth Stewart in 2012, however cost issues and the complex design of the lot delayed the overhaul.