State to pay for $3.4 million utility relocation on Highway 441

  • Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Fixing the slopes on Shady Side Dr. in Clayton along with repairs on South Main St. and Marsengill Dr. are part of a declaration made by Clayton city council members on Tuesday to declare a local state of emergency and receive emergency funding to fix these areas damaged by the March 25-26 storms and prevent it from damaging the road infrastructure.
    Megan Broome/The Clayton Tribune. Fixing the slopes on Shady Side Dr. in Clayton along with repairs on South Main St. and Marsengill Dr. are part of a declaration made by Clayton city council members on Tuesday to declare a local state of emergency and receive emergency funding to fix these areas damaged by the March 25-26 storms and prevent it from damaging the road infrastructure.

    CLAYTON-- The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) agreed to assume 100 percent of the $3.4 million relocation cost for water and sewer infrastructure owned by the city of Clayton that’s locate…