Eleven Fayette County roads will get just over 11 miles of new pavement under a contract between the county and the state Department of Transportation.

Funding for the resurfacing comes from DOT's local Assistance Road Program, which was begun in 1978.

Getting a facelift will be:

• Anna Lane, .21 miles in the city of Woolsey.

• Brooks Road from the Ga. Highway 85 Connector to Spalding County;

• Darren Drive from Carrols Way to the dead end;

• Hewell Road from Ga. Highway 54 to its dead end;

• Lone Oak Drive from Padgett Road to its dead end;

• Magmar Lane from Autobahn Lane to its dead end;

• McIntosh Road from the 85 Connector to Spalding County;

• Morning Creek Lane from Kenwood Road to the end;

• Old Norton Road from Hwy. 54 to its newly paved portion inside Fayetteville.

• Sams Drive from Lee's Mill Road to Sandy Creek Road;

• Stoneridge Way from Downeybrook to Hilo Road.

County public works director Lee Hearn said work should get started on the repaving within 60 days or so.