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by: Adam Snider December 2, 2022 YUKON, Okla. (KFOR) – A neighborhood is still left waiting for help, after spending more than $50-thousand on road repairs. When last we stopped by the Pecan Grove neighborhood, the roads were in rough shape. All along the neighborhood, we found several patches of road with buckling, crumbling asphalt. Oddly enough, these patches were part of road repairs just months before. The neighborhood association paid local contractor, Ro-Ky Construction, in May of 2021 to fix cracks and certain patches of road. “We entered into a contract with them in May of 2021,” said Don Anderson, president of the neighborhood association. “We gave him $25,000 advance on it. And at that point, that’s when the trouble started.” The down payment came from homeowners association dues, which were raised and collected over a four year period. In all, the neighborhood paid Ro-Ky just over $51-thousand to complete the job.
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