The project consists of construction of concrete sidewalks, pedestrian ramps, painted crosswalks and utility coordination and necessary utility adjustments along Alpine Road. Also included in this project is the resurfacing of Alpine Road from its intersection with SC 12 (Percival Road) to US 1 (Two Notch Road), except where it has been recently resurfaced.

The proposed scope recommends that Elmwood Avenue have an additional lane constructed on the south side of Elmwood Avenue, beginning at Marion Street and ending at the Bull Street intersection, to provide eight lanes and a raised concrete median. The existing southbound right-turn lane from Bull Street to Elmwood Avenue is proposed to be converted to a channelized free-flow movement. Bull Street is proposed to be restriped to add an additional northbound through lane and remove the southbound dedicated right turn onto Calhoun Street. The leg of Elmwood Avenue that is used as the entrance to the old Department of Mental Health Facility will retain the existing lane configurations.

The work consists of complete sitework and traffic control including, but not limited to: clearing and grubbing, demolition, unclassified excavation, borrow excavation, sub-base, earth base and aggregate base courses, hot mix asphalt, pavement markings, signage, storm drainage piping and structures, grassing and erosion control measures located within Richland County. (Robert James Road, Rocky Road, Barkley Road 11, South Drive).

Project Length: 0.952 mic
District: 10, 11

The work includes the paving of Dogwood Shores Lane, Lake Dogwood Circle South, and Wider Road. These roads include 9-foot-wide lanes and total 3,598 feet in length. Other improvements include upgrades to stormwater drainage other safety measures.

The proposed scope recommends that Garners Ferry Road be widened to provide a dedicated right-turn lane onto Harmon Road. It is also proposed to provide widening along Harmon Road to provide turn lanes. No modifications to Horrell Hill Road are proposed with this project. A new traffic signal is to be installed with the proposed project.

This project consists of converting Greene Street from a four-lane and two-lane roadway to a three-lane curb and gutter roadway with sidewalks and dedicated bike lanes from Huger Street to Gadsden Street. Additionally, this project includes a new bridge over the Norfolk Southern and CSX railroads to reconnect Greene Street. The project also includes permanently closing Devine Street between Pulaski and Gadsden streets and closing Gadsden Street behind the USC Greek Village at the Norfolk Southern crossings, once the Greene Street roadway and bridge are open to traffic.

The proposed scope recommends improving the existing deteriorating roadway surface through repaving, improving roadway aesthetics through imprinted and textured pavement stamping for designated crosswalks and landscape improvements where appropriate, improving night safety with street lighting, and improving pedestrian routes and crosswalks. Other proposed improvements include relocating overhead utilities underground.

Milling, full-depth patching, and/or resurfacing of approximately 18.22 miles of roadway located within Richland County.

Project Length: 18.22 miles
District: 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11

Milling, full-depth patching, and/or resurfacing of approximately 6.6 miles of roadway located within Richland County.

Project Length: 6.6 miles
District: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 11