The Southeast Richland Neighborhood Master Plan includes three projects that are included in the Transportation Penny Program. The three projects are: (1 Multi-use path on Rabbit Run from Garners Park Road to Lower Richland Blvd; (2 Multi-use path on Lower Richland Blvd from Rabbit Run to the High School; (3 Garners Park Road: 2-lane road on new location from US 76/378 (Garners Ferry Road/Garners Ferry Sports Complex to S-2089 (Rabbit Run, approximately 0.5 miles. A fourth project was included to correct an existing drainage problem with Rabbit Run.

The project will consist of potential improvements along the existing roadway from North of the intersection with Two Notch Road (US1) and just before the westbound I-20 entrance/exit ramps, for a total length of approximately 2.3 miles from Two Notch Rd to Earth Rd is 3-lane, from Earth Rd to I-20 is 5-lane.

Project consists of a 5 ft. wide sidewalk along the north side of Sunset Drive from River Drive to Elmhurst Road.

The proposed Three Rivers Greenway Extension Ph. 1 project incorporates an 8-foot-wide concrete trail that undulates from I-26 along the Saluda River, and continues past Riverbanks Zoo to the confluence of the Saluda and Broad Rivers. Features of the greenway will include boardwalks, a maintenance building, security lighting, renovated boat ramp, parking lot, environmentally friendly public restrooms, signage and information kiosks.

This project continues the greenway north under I-126 and crosses the Broad River.

The scope of the proposed neighborhood improvement project(s) will be determined in Phase 1 (concept phase) of this project. Project(s) and scope options will be selected directly from the approved Richland County Neighborhood Master Plan and refined based upon public and stakeholder input and available funding.