Bond referendum required for road resurfacings

  • Eatonton Messenger/File Photo
    Eatonton Messenger/File Photo
Getting more for less – that is, more road resurfacing for less money – marks the major hope behind the financial juggling in the Putnam Board of Commissioners’ March 12 referendum seeking voter approval for a maximum $22-million sale of general obligation (G.O.) bonds. “We are hoping we won’t have to borrow but $18- to $20 million,” Commission Chairman Bill Sharp said. “But you have to plan on…

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