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Approving a contract with Truth Roofing for $248,505.40 to replace the metal roof on the Cherokee Run Golf Course Clubhouse, with work done 6 weeks from notice to proceed

Approving a contract with Truth Roofing for $248,505.40 to replace the metal roof on the Cherokee Run Golf Course Clubhouse

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Approving a contract with Truth Roofing for $248,505.40 to replace the metal roof on the Cherokee Run Golf Course Clubhouse, with work done 6 weeks from notice to proceed

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6members of Conyers City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, July 15, 2026
Yes4
No0

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CityConyers City CouncilPassed Jul 15

Who decides this

  • Connie AlsobrookCity of ConyersNo vote on recordEmail
  • Anthony PachecoDistrict 1Voted yes
  • Charlie BryantDistrict 2, Post 1Absent
  • Sherri L. WashingtonDistrict 2, Post 2Voted yesEmail
  • Gerald A. Hinesley, Sr.District 3Voted yes
  • Valyncia SmithDistrict 4Voted yes

Whole board: passed 4 to 0, Jul 15

Decided, Jul 15: The council voted 4 to 0 on the 4. Request for Mayor and Council to approve a contract agreement with Truth Roofing in the amount of $248,505.40 for the Cherokee Run Golf Course Clubhouse Metal Roof Replacement. Work will be completed 6 weeks from notice to proceed. Chief Operating. Motion to approve the agreement. It passed.

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