FIVE MILES OF CONCRETE TO
BE LAID ABOVE COAL GROVE BEFORE JAN. 1; WILL BRIDGE LICK CREEK
Improvement
Estimated at $159,426 Planned For River Road
Submitted by
Peggy A. Wells

Bids are to be received by the state highway
department for the improvement of a part of state routes 7 and 52
located partly in the village of Coal Grove and part in Upper and
Perry townships at an estimated cost of $140,536.57 with an
additional estimated expenditure of $15,840.02 for the
construction of a bridge across Lick Creek.
The highway department has set December 30 of
this year as the date for completion of the road improvement and
October 30 of this year for completion of the bridge. The
improvement will be 5.285 miles in length.
The road work will include grading for the
roadway, drainage construction and paving of the road with
concrete. The pavement is to be 20 feet and the roadway 36 feet.
The bridge will be of the box culvert type with
a 21 foot span, 15 feet high and a length of 25 feet.
Bids on the work will be received until 2 p. m.,
Friday, July 15.
Ironton Tribune, 28 June 1932, Tuesday, Page
2.