Work continues on the Greene - Richland Penny · January 2016 Work continues on the Greene Street Phase 1 Project. Penny Internship Program: recruitment is underway at local high

January 2016

Work continues on the Greene Street Phase 1 Project.

Penny Internship Program: recruitment is underway at local high schools and S.C. colleges and universities.

Future pathway on the Lincoln Tunnel Greenway.

Monthly Progress Report January 2016

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Program (Overview and Program Management Activities) .................................................................................................... 3

ACTIVE PROJECTS

Widening

Atlas Rd Widening ...................................................................................................................................................... 7

Bluff Rd Widening Ph. 1 ............................................................................................................................................. 8

Bluff Rd Widening Ph. 2 ............................................................................................................................................. 9

Clemson Rd Widening .............................................................................................................................................. 10

Hardscrabble Rd Widening ...................................................................................................................................... 11

North Main Street (Phases IA2 & III; II & IV) Widening............................................................................................ 12

Pineview Rd Widening ............................................................................................................................................. 13

Shop Rd Widening .................................................................................................................................................... 14

Intersection

Broad River Rd. and Rushmore Rd. Intersection ..................................................................................................... 15

Clemson Rd. and Rhame Rd./North Springs Rd. Intersection .................................................................................. 16

Clemson Rd. and Sparkleberry Ln. (to Mallet Hill Rd.) Intersection ........................................................................ 17

Farrow Rd. and Pisgah Church Rd. Intersection ....................................................................................................... 18

Kennerly Rd. and Coogler Rd./Steeple Ridge Rd. Intersection ................................................................................ 19

North Springs Rd. and Risdon Way Intersection ...................................................................................................... 20

Summit Pkwy and Summit Ridge Dr Intersection .................................................................................................... 21

Special

Riverbanks Zoo Transportation-Related Projects 1 ................................................................................................. 22

Shop Road Extension Phase 1 .................................................................................................................................. 23

Innovista

Innovista Transportation Related Projects 1 - Greene Street Phase 1 .................................................................... 24

Innovista Transportation Related Projects 2 - Greene Street Phase 2 .................................................................... 25

Neighborhood Improvement

Broad River Neighborhood Improvements .............................................................................................................. 26

Southeast Richland Neighborhood Improvements.................................................................................................. 27

Greenway

Gills Creek A Greenway (Lake Katherine to Bluff Road) .......................................................................................... 28

Lincoln Tunnel Greenway......................................................................................................................................... 29

Three Rivers Greenway Extension Ph. 1 .................................................................................................................. 30

Sidewalk

2015 OET Sidewalk Projects ..................................................................................................................................... 31

2015 Sidewalk Package S1 ....................................................................................................................................... 32




Bikeway

2015 Bikeway Package B1 ........................................................................................................................................ 36






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Dirt Road

2015 Dirt Road Paving Package F (Jouster St.) ......................................................................................................... 41

APPENDICES

A. Completed Projects ...................................................................................................................................................... 42


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PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

Program Milestones The Referendum approving sales tax approved by the voters 06-Nov-2012

The Transportation Penny Advisory Committee (TPAC) appointed by Council 09-Apr-2013

Sales tax collections begin 01-May-2013

Cooperative Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) between the County and SCDOT approved 07-Feb-2014

Program Development Team Notice of Intent to Award issued 02-Jul-2014

Richland Penny Office Established 11-Aug-2014

Project Rankings Approved by Council 07-Oct-2014

Program Development Team full contract approved 03-Nov-2014

The 2015 CTIP Approved by County Council 09-Dec-2014

Dirt Road Paving LNTP 23-Dec-2014

The "State of the Penny" for CY 2014 address by the TPAC was presented to the Public 26-Jan-2015

“Contract and Services Agreement” Processes and Procedures approved by Council 21-Apr-2015

Richland Penny Program 2015 Annual Report 27-Jan-2016

Program Management Summary

Program Planning and Project Development:

The Program Development Team (PDT) and County staff continue to coordinate with stakeholders to ensure an inclusive

approach to the planning and development of the Richland Penny projects. These stakeholders include community

leaders, other government entities, special interest groups and organizations. The team is currently coordinating on

active projects with the following: Central Midlands Transit (COMET), The River Alliance, University of South Carolina,

Gills Creek Watershed Association, Riverbanks Zoo, City of Columbia, and the South Carolina Department of

Transportation (SCDOT). In addition, numerous public information and community outreach meetings are being held to

garner input from Richland County Citizens. The bi-monthly coordination meeting with Central Midlands Transit

(COMET) staff was held on 12/10/2015. The monthly coordination meeting with SCDOT was held on 1/26/2016.

County and PDT staff developed federal Tiger Grant applications for two projects: an expanded Clemson Road Widening

project and an expanded Bluff Road Widening project. The applications were completed and submitted on 6/5/2015.

Notification of award remains pending.

Approximately 555 miles of data was collected for the Pavement Management System and the final report and the

2016-17 list of resurfacing projects was approved by Council on 7/21/2015. The Street Saver program and associated

data has been transferred to Public Works. The technical specs for required hardware has also been provided to Public

Works.

Pre-construction:

The Program Development Team (PDT) continues with design on the following projects: Clemson Road Widening, Shop

Road Widening, Clemson Road and Sparkleberry Lane Intersection, Southeast Richland Neighborhood Improvements,

2015 Bikeway projects and assigned 2015 Sidewalk projects. On-Call Engineering Teams (OET’s) and other selected firms

continue design activities on the following projects: Bluff Road Widening Phases 1 and 2, Atlas Road Widening, Pineview

Road Widening, N. Main Street Widening, Shop Road Ext Ph. 1, Greene Street Ph. 2, Three Rivers Greenway, Broad River

Neighborhood Improvements, and the 2015 OET Sidewalks. The OET for the Gills Creek A Greenway project is assisting

in developing and finalizing the project scope for Phase 2 of the projects. The consultant for the 6 Design-Build

Intersections continues with the design phases of those projects. Planning and development of 2016 Bikeway and

Sidewalk Projects is under way.


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Right-of-Way: Right-of-way acquisition on the North Main Street Widening Project Phase III is nearing completion. 38 of 51 parcels have been acquired to-date (some parcels were combined and 1 parcel removed to bring the total from 55 to 51). Upon Council approval, documentation of the 13 condemnation parcels will be turned over to attorneys. The ROW acquisition process continues on Phases II and IV: all preliminary contacts and cost estimates have been made on both phases. 28 of 46 parcels have been acquired to-date. The right-of-way acquisition process on Shop Road Extension Phase 1 continues: all property owners have been contacted, 8 out of 10 offers have been made and 2 right of entries and 6 parcels have been secured. Preliminary right-of-way planning and development for the Bluff Road Widening Project and the 2015 Sidewalk and Bikeway Projects continues. Right-of-way guidance has been provided for the Dirt Road Paving Program projects. Overall right-of-way coordination for the remainder of the program continues.

Utility:

North Main Street Final Utility Report will be submitted to SCDOT on Monday 2/1/2016. Bi-weekly utility coordination

continues on Greene Street Ph. 1 to ensure utilities are relocating in a timely fashion. Greene Street Ph. 2 utility

coordination continues. Shop Road Extension utility coordination is mostly complete with the exception of the City’s

relocation plans. Richland Penny is working to form an agreement to include design and construction of the City’s

relocation on Pineview. Bluff Road Phase 1 plans have been delivered to utility companies and we have begun

coordination of conflicts. An exhibit for undergrounding utilities has been prepared and will be presented to the

Transportation Ad Hoc Committee. Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) work on Pineview Road continues. Design-Build

intersections are under design and Richland PDT is providing review and oversight. Atlas Road initial coordination

continues on known conflicts; however, full coordination won’t begin until February 2016.

Procurement:

Procurement planning and development continues. The bid package for the Shop Road Extension Phase 1 project is

complete and the PDT has been given approval from SCDOT of submitted plans. The Mitigation Bank is slated for final

approval in mid-February, from which SCDHEC can issue approval and USACE can then issue the wetlands permit. It is

anticipated that the project could then be advertised for bid in early April, 2016. Sidewalk Package S2 was bid as a

sheltered market project on December 16, 2015 and a recommendation for award will be made to County Council at the

next scheduled meeting of February 16, 2016. Sidewalk Package S4 was bid as a sheltered market project on 1/27/2016.

Recommendation for award will be made to County Council on February 16, 2016. Bid document preparations for the

2015 Bikeway projects have been completed, and are still awaiting permits to advertise for bids. Development of bid

documents for Three Rivers Greenway has been hampered by permit issues and will be bid when those issues are

resolved. Resurfacing Packages E & F have been advertised with bids on these projects due February 24, 2016. Sidewalk

Package S3 will be advertised for bid in early February 2016.

Construction:

Construction continues on the Dirt Road and Resurfacing projects and will be ongoing as new projects are

developed. Construction continues on Lincoln Tunnel Greenway project and is scheduled for completion in June

2016. Construction on Greene Street Ph. 1 continues with an expected completion in spring of 2016. Construction on

the first of the six Design-Build Intersection projects is expected to begin in early 2016. Construction on Sidewalk

Package S1 is expected to begin in February 2016. Construction on Jouster Street Dirt Road Paving is expected to begin

in February 2016. Construction on Shop Road Extension Phase 1, Three Rivers Greenway and the Bikeways and

Sidewalks packages is expected to begin in the first half of 2016. Construction on Riverbanks Zoo Phase 1 is expected to

begin on 2/8/2016 with a summer 2016 expected completion.


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Internship Program:

Through the PDT Internship program, Richland County high school and college students will receive hands-on experience

while networking with professionals within several industries including Government, Engineering, Construction, Finance,

Public Relations, and Business. Eighteen internship positions have been awarded to-date. Four new positions were

awarded for the spring session and the students began their sessions on January 11, 2016.

Public Involvement / Community Relations:

The public information team continues to update the Richland Penny website and social media pages (Facebook,

Twitter, YouTube) with up-to-date program and project information. The team has produced three project videos to

date: (1) Pavement Management System, (2) The Innovista Phase I Groundbreaking, and (3) The Dirt Roads Program

(and its impact on residents). A series of “Meet the Team” videos has also begun with four videos completed to date.

The videos are currently running on the County’s Cable Access Channel and/or the Penny’s YouTube Channel.

The team also continues to coordinate with County officials and members from the program management team to

participate in community speaking engagements:

Public Information Meetings this period:

1. A Public Information Meeting for the 2016 Sidewalk Projects was held on 1/21/2016 at the Eau Clair Print Building.

2. A Public Information Meeting for the 2016 Bikeway Projects was held on 1/26/2016 at the Lourie Center.

Upcoming Public Information Meetings:

1. Gills Creek A Greenway: February 11, 2016 2. Pineview Road Widening: February 29, 2016 3. Shop Road Widening: March 10, 2016 4. Southeast Richland Neighborhood Improvements: March 24, 2016 5. Atlas Rd Widening: April 2016 6. Clemson Road Widening: late Spring/early Summer 2016 7. Bluff Road Widening Phase 2: Summer 2016

*A status update on Bluff Road Widening Phase 1 will be provided in early 2016 to area property owners and attendees of

the 8/27/2015 Public Meeting.

Community Outreach Meetings this period:

1. A Community Outreach meeting was held with the Greater Columbia Chamber of Commerce Issues Committee on

1/5/2016.

Upcoming Community Outreach Meetings:

1. A Community Outreach Meeting with Vista Night Rotary has been scheduled for 2/2/2016. 2. A Community Outreach meeting with the Blythewood Chamber of Commerce Lunch and Learn has been scheduled

for 2/23/2016. 3. A Community Outreach meeting with St. Andrews Rotary has been scheduled for 3/8/2016. 4. A Community Outreach meeting with Colliers International is being planned.

Financial Management:

Development of the 2016 CTIP (County Transportation Improvement Program) continues. The first draft of the bonding

and cash flow plan was received on 11/19/2015. Comments were provided and a second draft plan was received from

the County on 1/8/2016 and will be used to complete development of the draft 2016 CTIP; finalization is underway and

will be submitted to County Council for approval.


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Program Financial Summary:

Revenues Previous Current Period To-Date

Bond Proceeds $ 50,305,188.00 $ - $ 50,305,188.00

Federal Funds $ - $ - $ -

State Funds $ - $ - $ -

Sales Tax Collections $ 126,659,110.15 $ 14,685,135.59 $ 141,344,245.74

Other Income $ - $ - $ -

Total Revenue $ 176,964,298.15 $ 14,685,135.59 $ 191,649,433.74

Expenses Previous Current Period To-Date

CMRTA (COMET) $ 33,893,126.24 $ - $ 33,893,126.24

Mitigation Bank $ 6,673,654.42 $ - $ 6,673,654.42

Bond Debt Service $ 405,582.00 $ - $ 405,582.00

County Transportation $ 1,365,418.87 $ 40,757.98 $ 1,406,176.85

County OSBO / SLBE $ 883,804.67 $ 9,991.19 $ 893,795.86

PDT LNTP $ 2,168,175.75 $ - $ 2,168,175.75

PDT Operations $ 2,433,825.44 $ 180,346.41 $ 2,614,171.85

Dirt Road Paving Management $ 1,042,894.63 $ 87,989.10 $ 1,130,883.73

Design $ 9,215,381.21 $ 1,238,659.33 $ 10,454,040.54

Right-of-Way $ 387,164.00 $ 95,830.00 $ 482,994.00

Construction $ 11,466,864.46 $ 3,371,393.11 $ 14,838,257.57

Total Expenses $ 69,935,891.69 $ 5,024,967.12 $ 74,960,858.81


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PROJECT: 271 ATLAS RD WIDENING

District(s): 10, 11

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $1,000,000.00

Right of Way $7,000,000.00

Utilities $1,500,000.00

Construction $16,311,000.00

Total: $25,811,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends a 3-lane (2 travel lanes with a center turn lane) widened roadway from Bluff Road to

Shop Road and then a 5-lane (4 travel lanes with a center turn lane) roadway from Shop Road to Garners Ferry Road.

These improvements will accommodate bicyclists through the use of 4-foot on-street bike lanes and provide for

pedestrians through the use of 5-foot sidewalks constructed behind the curb.

STATUS: Design Phase

SUMMARY: Design continues on the Atlas Road Widening project with right-of-way plan development underway. It is

anticipated that right-of-way acquisition could begin as early as Fall of 2016 and construction as early as 2017. A Public

Information meeting is anticipated for April 2016.


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PROJECT: 425 BLUFF RD WIDENING PH. 1

District(s): 10

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $400,000.00

Right of Way $50,000.00

Utilities $2,770,000.00


Total: $5,510,000.00 Note: Budget includes $1M in expected Federal Guideshare funds and $800K in expected CTC funds, pending formal approval.

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends a 5-lane (4 travel lanes with center turn lane) widened roadway with bicycle and

pedestrian accommodations from Rosewood Drive to George Rogers Blvd. Additionally, a sidewalk will be added along

Rosewood Drive from the SC State Fair entrance to Bluff Road. Budget includes $1M in expected Federal Guideshare

funds and $800K in expected CTC funds, pending formal approval.


SUMMARY: Final design is underway with right-of-way acquisition planned to begin in Spring of 2016 and construction

could begin as early as late 2016. Preliminary right-of-way plans were submitted in January 2016 and an on-site design

review was held. A status update will be provided in early 2016 to area property owners and attendees of the 8/27/2015

Public Meeting.


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PROJECT: 272 BLUFF RD WIDENING PH. 2

District(s): 10

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $400,000.00

Right of Way $9,050,000.00

Utilities $1,300,000.00


Total: $21,149,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends a 5-lane (4 travel lanes with center turn lane) widened roadway with shared-use paths

for bicyclists and pedestrians from National Guard Rd/Berea Rd to South Beltline Boulevard. The proposed 5-lane

widened section will transition to the existing 4-lane divided roadway at South Beltline. The bicycle and pedestrian

accommodations would terminate at South Beltline Boulevard.


SUMMARY: Design continues on the Bluff Road Widening project. 30% plans were completed and a Notice to Proceed

was issued to an OET to complete final design. Supplemental surveys and subsurface utility engineering is expected to

begin in February 2016. It is anticipated that right-of-way acquisition will begin in 2016. Construction is slated to begin

in 2017.


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PROJECT: 276 CLEMSON RD WIDENING

District(s): 09, 10

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $600,000.00

Right of Way $2,400,000.00

Utilities $900,000.00


Total: $12,700,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends a 5-lane section (4 travel lanes and a center turn lane) with shared-use paths for

bicyclists and pedestrians between Old Clemson Road and Sparkleberry Crossing Road.


SUMMARY: Right-of-way plan development continues for the Clemson Road Widening project. Supplemental field

surveys and utility locating is complete. It is anticipated that right-of-way acquisition will begin in the Fall of 2016.

Construction is slated to begin in 2017.


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PROJECT: 277 HARDSCRABBLE RD WIDENING

District(s): 02, 07, 08, 09

SCHEDULE:

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget


Total: $29,860,000.00 Note: The Richland Penny Program is funding $29.86M for this project. SCDOT/COATS is funding $8.4M for ROW and $28M for Construction as currently identified in their STIP.

SCOPE:

The proposed scope includes widening Hard Scrabble Road to four travel lanes and adding a center merge/turn lane. The

project will extend from Farrow Road to Kelly Mill Road. Sidewalks, bicycle lanes, and intersection improvements are

included. The Richland Penny Program is funding $29.86M for this project. SCDOT / COATS is funding $8.4M for right-

of-way and $28M for construction as identified in the SCDOT STIP. This project is being managed by the South Carolina

Department of Transportation (SCDOT).

STATUS: ROW Phase

SUMMARY: Construction of the Hardscrabble Road project is being managed by SCDOT. Richland Penny Program will

provide limited CEI services. The project is expected to be bid in summer of 2016.


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PROJECT: 280 NORTH MAIN STREET (PHASES IA2 & III; II & IV) WIDENING

District(s): 04

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $1,500,000.00

Right of Way $3,000,000.00

Utilities $11,270,593.00


Total: $52,504,593.00 Note: Budget includes $10M Tiger Grant, a $1.2M Earmark and $11.3M from City of Columbia for water and sewer work.

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends improving the existing deteriorating roadway surface by repaving, improving roadway

aesthetics by using 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 to underground. In addition to the $30M in funding from

the Richland Transportation Penny program, this project is also being funded with a $10M Tiger Grant, a $1.2M Earmark

and $11.3M from City of Columbia for water and sewer work.

STATUS: ROW Phase

SUMMARY: Final construction plans continue for Phases II, III, and IV and are complete for Phase IA2. R/W Acquisition

continues on Phases II, III, and IV and 66 of 97 parcels secured. Permissions were converted to R/W for the remaining

parcels on Phase III and appraisals were completed. Construction is expected to begin in the Summer of 2016.


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PROJECT: 281 PINEVIEW RD WIDENING

District(s): 10, 11

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $1,100,000.00

Right of Way $10,500,000.00

Utilities $1,700,000.00


Total: $32,535,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends a 3-lane (2 travel lanes with center turn lane) widened roadway from Bluff Road to

Shop Road and a 5-lane (4 travel lanes with a center turn lane) roadway from Shop Road to Garners Ferry Road. These

improvements will accommodate bicyclists through the use of 4 foot on-street bike lanes and provide for pedestrians

through the use of 5 foot sidewalks constructed behind the curb.


SUMMARY: Field studies and services, to include surveys, SUE & preliminary geotechnical investigations completed to

date. The revised Draft Concept Report and Final Traffic Study were completed and submitted in Dec 2015. A Public

Information Meeting is scheduled for Feb. 29, 2016. EA document development and preparation underway. Right-of-

Way acquisition could begin as early as late 2016 and construction could begin as early as 2018.


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PROJECT: 283 SHOP RD WIDENING

District(s): 10

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $1,000,000.00

Right of Way $16,400,000.00

Utilities $1,400,000.00


Total: $36,357,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends a 5-lane (4 travel lanes with a center turn lane) widened roadway with bicycle and

pedestrian accommodations on Shop Road from George Rogers Boulevard to South Beltline Boulevard. The roadway will

then tie to the existing 5-lane section which shortly thereafter transitions to the existing 4-lane divided roadway over I-

77. The bicycle and pedestrian accommodations would terminate at South Beltline Boulevard.


SUMMARY: Design continues on the Shop Road Widening project with project concept development underway; the

draft concept report was finalized and submitted 1-29-16. Traffic study services were continued with a draft traffic

study submitted 1-15-16. Concept-phase public involvement is planned for the 2nd week of March 2016. It is

anticipated that right-of-way acquisition will begin in 2017. Construction is slated to begin in 2019.


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PROJECT: 292 BROAD RIVER RD. AND RUSHMORE RD. INTERSECTION

District(s): 02

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $100,000.00



Construction $500,000.00

Total: $900,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends that Rushmore Road be widened to provide three 12 foot lanes along with additional

storage length for the dedicated right turn lane. The turning radii will be improved to accommodate a school bus

without encroachment into oncoming lanes. The traffic signal will need to be modified to accommodate the new lane

configuration on Rushmore Road as well as the new right turn radius from Rushmore Road onto Broad River Road. No

work is anticipated on Broad River Road.

STATUS: Construction Phase

SUMMARY: (1) Broad River Rd. and Rushmore Rd. Intersection, (2) Clemson Rd. and Rhame Rd./North Springs Rd.

Intersection, (3) Farrow Rd. and Pisgah Church Rd. Intersection, (4) Kennerly Rd. and Coogler Rd./Steeple Ridge Rd.

Intersection, (5) North Springs Rd. and Risdon Way Intersection, and (6) Summit Pkwy and Summit Ridge Dr Intersection

are six intersections being included in one Design-Build package. The contractor began on 9/28/2015 and will perform

design, R/W acquisition, and construction of the 6 intersections. Preliminary right-of-way plans for this project are

complete and under review by SCDOT.


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PROJECT: 294 CLEMSON RD. AND RHAME RD./NORTH SPRINGS RD. INTERSECTION

District(s): 08, 09

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $100,000.00




Total: $1,400,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends that North Springs Road and Rhame Road be widened to provide dual left turn lanes

onto Clemson Road. A dedicated right turn lane would be provided from Rhame Road onto Clemson Road and from

Clemson Road onto North Springs Road. Modifications to the existing traffic signal would be required.






design, R/W acquisition, and construction of the 6 intersections. Preliminary right-of-way plans for this project have

been submitted and are under review.


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PROJECT: 295 CLEMSON RD. AND SPARKLEBERRY LN. (TO MALLET HILL RD.) INTERSECTION

District(s): 09, 10

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

* Note: The schedule has been adjusted due to the complexities of this intersection, which will require a more in depth public outreach plan as this

is an alternative intersection design.

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $510,000.00

Right of Way $1,000,000.00



Total: $5,319,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends improvements to the Clemson Road and Sparkleberry Lane intersection to increase

intersection capacity. The project limits along Clemson Road begin at the Corporate Park Drive/Frontage Road

intersection and end at Sparkleberry Crossing Road intersection and the limits along Sparkleberry Lane begin at Clemson

Road and end at Mallet Hill Drive.


SUMMARY: Draft concept report is complete. A public meeting was held on December 3 at Spring Valley High School.

Currently studying the final proposed intersection improvement.


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PROJECT: 296 FARROW RD. AND PISGAH CHURCH RD. INTERSECTION

District(s): 07

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $100,000.00

Right of Way $1,100,000.00



Total: $2,400,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends that Pisgah Church Road be realigned with Farrow Road to improve the intersection

angle and it be designed to provide left and right turn lanes. The left turn lane on Farrow Road will be adjusted for the

new intersection location and the storage length increased. Modifications to the existing traffic signal would be required

to revise signal timings and installation of new equipment.






design, R/W acquisition, and construction of the 6 intersections. Right-of-way plans have been finalized and awaiting

SCDOT authorization to obtain R/W.


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PROJECT: 299 KENNERLY RD. AND COOGLER RD./STEEPLE RIDGE RD. INTERSECTION

District(s): 01

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $100,000.00




Total: $1,400,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends a 4-leg, single-lane roundabout be installed with slight realignment along Kennerly

Road.






design, R/W acquisition, and construction of the 6 intersections. Preliminary Right of Way Plans, the Preliminary

Geotech Report and Preliminary Drainage Design Report for this project are complete and under review by SCDOT.


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PROJECT: 302 NORTH SPRINGS RD. AND RISDON WAY INTERSECTION

District(s): 08, 09

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $100,000.00




Total: $900,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends that North Springs Road be widened to provide a dedicated, left turn lane onto Risdon

Way. Risdon Way will be improved to improve the radii with North Springs Rd. A new traffic signal will be required.






design, R/W acquisition, and construction of the 6 intersections. Preliminary right-of-way plans for this project have

been completed and are under review.


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PROJECT: 304 SUMMIT PKWY AND SUMMIT RIDGE DR INTERSECTION

District(s): 08, 09

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $100,000.00

Right of Way



Total: $700,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends dual left turn lanes and a dedicated right turn lane on Summit Ridge Drive as well as a

dedicated right turn lane from Summit Parkway onto Summit Ridge Drive. This work would also require modification to

the existing traffic signal to include signal timings and equipment updates.






design, R/W acquisition, and construction of the 6 intersections. 95% plans for this project are complete.


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PROJECT: 289 RIVERBANKS ZOO TRANSPORTATION-RELATED PROJECTS 1

District(s): 05

SCHEDULE:

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget


Total: $2,700,000.00 Note: County Council approved an additional $700K in funding in addition to the original CTIP budget of $2M.

SCOPE:

The Richland Transportation Penny program is funding $2M for a pedestrian bridge that is part of a new parking facility

being constructed and managed by the Riverbanks Zoo. An additional $2M is planned to be funded in 2017/2018 for

future transportation improvements at the Riverbanks Zoo.


SUMMARY: County Council approved $2.7M funding for the construction of the pedestrian overpass at Riverbank Zoo

to cross over the CSXT railroad. The project is currently scheduled for completion in summer of 2016.


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PROJECT: 290 SHOP ROAD EXTENSION PHASE 1

District(s): 10

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $400,000.00


Utilities


Total: $8,500,000.00

SCOPE:

Extend Shop Road from Pineview Road to Longwood Road for approximately 1 mile. This is a 4-lane divided highway and

will include a structure over Reeder Point Branch.

STATUS: ROW Phase

SUMMARY: Right of way acquisition is nearing completion. The final bid package is substantially complete and being

finalized. The project is expected to be advertised for construction in Spring of 2016.


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PROJECT: 319 INNOVISTA TRANSPORTATION RELATED PROJECTS 1 - GREENE STREET PHASE 1

District(s): 05

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $1,500,000.00


Total: $12,000,000.00

SCOPE:

The project scope is to design and construct improvements to Greene Street to convert it from a 4-lane and 2-lane

roadway to a 3-lane curb and gutter roadway with sidewalks and dedicated bike lanes. Additionally, the intersection of

Greene Street and Lincoln Street will be improved to provide an urban square in the vicinity of the Colonial Life Arena.


SUMMARY: Construction continues in the NE and SW quadrants of Foundation Square. Work continues on Greene St.

between Assembly and Park Streets.


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PROJECT: 321 INNOVISTA TRANSPORTATION RELATED PROJECTS 2 - GREENE STREET PHASE 2

District(s): 05

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $2,000,000.00

Right of Way $3,000,000.00

Utilities $1,200,000.00


Total: $20,000,000.00

SCOPE:

This project consists of converting Greene Street from a 4-lane and 2-lane roadway to a 3-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.


SUMMARY: The Greene Street Phase II project is in the design phase with right-of-way plan development and railroad

coordination underway. Preliminary Right-of-Way plan submittal is anticipated in March 2016. Construction could begin

as early as 2017.


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PROJECT: 325 BROAD RIVER NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $183,000.00




Total: $1,607,000.00

SCOPE:

The Broad River Neighborhood Master Plan includes four projects that are included in the Transportation Penny

Program. The four projects, selected through a process of public input, will include sidewalks and some street-scape

enhancements. The projects included are: McRae Street Sidewalk, Gibson Street Sidewalk, Pearl Street Sidewalk and

Hart Street Sidewalk. The design of this project will be delivered in two phases: Phase 1 consists of developing a

conceptual report outlining proposed scope of work based on stakeholder and public input. Phase 2 consists of

implementation and development of final design according to the recommendations from Phase 1.

Sub-Projects District(s) Status

1 McRae Street Sidewalk (Clement Rd. to Gibson St.) 04 Design Phase

2 Gibson Street Sidewalk (McRae St. to Hart St.) 04 Design Phase

3 Pearl Street Sidewalk (McRae St. to Broad River Rd.) 04 Design Phase

4 Hart Street Sidewalk (Gibson St. to Pearl St.) 04 Design Phase

SUMMARY: The On-call Engineering Team (OET) continues with design and field surveys have begun. This project is

anticipated to go to construction in late summer/early fall of 2016.


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PROJECT: 318 SOUTHEAST RICHLAND NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS

District(s): 11

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017 2018

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $493,000.00




Total: $6,696,000.00

SCOPE:

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 Rabbit Run Connector to Lower Richland Blvd;

(2) Multi-use path on Lower Richland Blvd from Rabbit Run to the High School; (3) Rabbit Run Connector: 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.


SUMMARY: Design continues. Additional surveys have been completed. A public meeting has been scheduled for

March 24, 2016.


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PROJECT: 136 GILLS CREEK A GREENWAY (LAKE KATHERINE TO BLUFF ROAD)

District(s): 06, 10

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

*Note: schedule reflects Phase 1 of this project.

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $180,000.00




Total: $2,246,000.00

SCOPE:

The proposed scope recommends trail head system with segments constructed in asphalt and concrete paths. The

greenway extends from Lake Katherine along Gills Creek and terminates at Bluff Road. Greenway features include a

variety of boardwalks, signage, picnic areas, meadows, specialty pavers, lighting, bio-swales, overlook decks, mulch

wilderness trails and areas accented with landscaping. The design of this project will be delivered in two phases: Phase 1

consists of developing a conceptual report outlining proposed scope of work based on stakeholder and public input.

Phase 2 consists of implementation and development of final design according to the recommendations from Phase 1.


SUMMARY: Planning and final preparation for the Public Information Meeting, scheduled for 2/11/2016 at Brennan

Elementary from 6:30-8pm, is underway. The Final Concept report is still on track for completion in March 2016. Phase

2 design is anticipated to begin spring 2016.


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PROJECT: 139 LINCOLN TUNNEL GREENWAY

District(s): 04, 05

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design

Right of Way

Utilities


Total: $991,850.00 Note: Budget includes $98,850 in funding from the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism.

SCOPE:

The proposed Lincoln Tunnel (Vista Greenway Phase Two) project features a 14-foot-wide asphalt path that goes from

Taylor Street to Elmwood Avenue. Features of the greenway will include retaining walls, decorative lighting, select

areas of landscaping, car parking, bike racks, all-weather benches, decorative fencing, pavement striping, signage and

information kiosks. This project includes $98,850 in funding from the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation

and Tourism.


SUMMARY: The general contractor is continuing with clearing, grubbing and earthwork operations. The completion

date is set for 5/21/2016.


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PROJECT: 144 THREE RIVERS GREENWAY EXTENSION PH. 1

District(s): 05

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $79,000.00




Total: $7,902,000.00

SCOPE:

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 River Banks Zoo to the confluence of the Saluda and Broad Rivers.

Features of the greenway will include boardwalks, Riverbanks Zoo access, a maintenance building, security lighting,

renovated boat ramp, parking lot, environmentally-friendly public restrooms, signage and information kiosks.


SUMMARY: River Alliance submitted permit documents to the City of Columbia and SCDOT. Construction is anticipated

to begin summer 2016.


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PROJECT: 419 2015 OET SIDEWALK PROJECTS

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016 2017 2018

Design

Right of Way

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $1,247,968.02




Total: $4,759,409.00

SCOPE: An On-call Engineering Team (OET) is charged with the design of all sidewalk projects that require complex drainage design. The design process includes surveying, public meetings, preparation of design plans, and obtaining required encroachment permits in preparation for advertisement and award for construction. Currently, the OET has been assigned the following sidewalk projects for design: Alpine Road (Two Notch to Percival); Harrison Road (Two Notch to Forest); Magnolia Street (Pinehurst to Two Notch); Polo Road (Mallet Hill to Alpine); School House Road (Two Notch to Ervin); Sunset Boulevard (Elmhurst to River Drive). Alpine Rd Bikeways (2015 Bikeway Projects) will be completed with Alpine Rd Sidewalk.


1 Alpine Rd Sidewalk (Two Notch Rd to Percival Rd) 03, 08, 10 Design Phase

2 Harrison Road Sidewalk (Two Notch Rd. to Forest Dr.) 03 Design Phase

3 Magnolia St Sidewalk (Two Notch Rd to Pinehurst Rd) 03 Design Phase

4 Polo Rd Sidewalk (Mallet Hill Rd to Alpine Rd) 08, 09, 10 Design Phase

5 School House Rd Sidewalk (Two Notch Rd to Ervin St) 03 Design Phase

6 Sunset Sidewalk (Elmhurst Road to River Drive) 04 Design Phase

SUMMARY: Survey was completed along Harrison Rd. Additional survey is required along Polo Rd. OET is addressing

comments received from SCDOT for Alpine Rd., Magnolia St., and School House Rd. The Jurisdictional Determination for

Sunset Rd. was submitted to SCDOT.


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PROJECT: 413 2015 SIDEWALK PACKAGE "S1"

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $17,630.00




Total: $503,721.00

SCOPE:

The Program Development Team (PDT) is to coordinate with the County to advertise and recommend the award of all

sidewalk construction contracts. Once a contract has been awarded by County Council, the PDT will conduct

construction engineering and inspection (CEI) of all construction activities and monitor the contractor until the project is

complete. Sidewalk Package S1 includes the construction of concrete sidewalks on one side of the following streets:

Wildwood Avenue (Monticello to Ridgewood) and Windover Street (Two Notch to Belvedere).


1 Wildwood Ave Sidewalk (Monticello Rd to Ridgewood Ave) 04 Design Phase

2 Windover St Sidewalk (Two Notch Rd to Belvedere Dr) 03 Design Phase

SUMMARY: A pre-construction meeting is scheduled for February 4th, 2016. Construction is expected to begin in mid

to late February 2016.


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SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $11,012.00




Total: $314,613.00

SCOPE:




complete. Sidewalk Package S2 includes the construction of concrete sidewalks on the following streets: Mildred

Avenue (Westwood to Duke) and Maple Street (Kirby St to Gervais St).


1 Maple St Sidewalk (Kirby St to Gervais St) 06 Design Phase

2 Mildred Ave Sidewalk (Westwood Ave to Duke Ave) 04 Design Phase

SUMMARY: Sidewalk Package S2 recommendation for award will be presented to Council at the first regular session

(February 16, 2016).


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SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $43,663.00




Total: $1,247,533.00

SCOPE:




complete. Sidewalk Package S3 includes the construction of concrete sidewalks on the following streets: Franklin Street

(Bull Street to N. Main St), Jefferson Street (Bull Street to Marion Street); and Senate St Sidewalk (Gladden St to Kings

St).


1 Franklin St Sidewalk (Bull St to N. Main St) 04 Design Phase

2 Jefferson St Sidewalk (Bull St to Marion St) 04 Design Phase

3 Senate St Sidewalk (Gladden St to Kings St) 05, 06 Design Phase

SUMMARY: Franklin Street encroachment permit was received on 12/16/2015. Jefferson Street and Senate Street

encroachment permits remain pending.


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SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $10,664.00




Total: $304,672.00

SCOPE:




complete. Sidewalk Package S4 includes the construction of concrete sidewalks on the following street: Wiley St

Sidewalk (Superior St to Edisto Ave).


1 Wiley St Sidewalk (Superior St to Edisto Ave) 10 Design Phase

SUMMARY: A pre-bid conference was held on 1/13/2016 and bids were received on 1/27/2016. Bids are now under

evaluation. A recommendation will be finalized and presented to County Council on Feb. 16, 2016, the next regular

Council session.


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PROJECT: 426 2015 BIKEWAY PACKAGE "B1"

SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $7,422.00




Total: $212,074.00

SCOPE:

The Program Development Team (PDT) is charged with the design of all bikeway projects, which includes the

identification of existing conditions, public meetings, preparation of design plans, and obtaining required encroachment

permits in preparation for advertisement and award for construction. The PDT then coordinates with the County to

advertise and recommend the award of all bikeway construction contracts. Once a contract has been awarded by

County Council, the PDT will conduct construction engineering and inspection (CEI) of all construction activities and

monitor the contractor until the project is complete. Bikeway Package B1 includes "Share the Road" signs and pavement

markings on the following streets: Catawba St (Sumter St to Lincoln St) and Catawba St./Lincoln St./Heyward St./Tryon

St./Williams St. (Catawba St to Blossom St).


1 Catawba St Bikeways (Sumter St to Lincoln St) 05 Design Phase

2 Catawba St./Lincoln St./Heyward St./Tryon St./Williams St. Bikeways (Catawba St to Blossom St)

05 Design Phase

SUMMARY: Encroachments are still pending decision on maintenance of "sharrow" road markings.


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SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $1,571.00


Utilities $2,245.00


Total: $44,892.00

SCOPE:







markings on the following streets: Chester St/Elmwood Ave/Wayne St (Hampton St to Park St), Edgefield St/Park St

(Calhoun St to River Dr), and Elmwood Ave (Wayne St to Proposed Greenway Connector).


1 Chester St/Elmwood Ave/Wayne St Bikeways (Hampton St to Park St) 04 Design Phase

2 Edgefield St/Park St Bikeways (Calhoun St to River Dr) 04 Design Phase

3 Elmwood Ave Bikeways (Wayne St to Proposed Greenway Connector) 04, 05 Design Phase



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SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $1,729.00


Utilities $2,470.00


Total: $49,401.00

SCOPE:







markings along Clement Rd/Duke Ave/River Dr (Main St to Monticello Rd).


1 Clement Rd/Duke Ave/River Dr Bikeways (Main St to Monticello Rd) 04 Design Phase



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SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $13,363.00




Total: $381,805.00

SCOPE:







markings on the following streets: College St/Laurens St/Oak St/Taylor St (Greene St to Elmwood Ave) and Greene St

(Bull St to Saluda Ave).


1 College St/Laurens St/Oak St/Taylor St Bikeways (Greene St to Elmwood Ave) 05 Design Phase

2 Greene St Bikeways (Bull St to Saluda Ave) 04, 05 Design Phase

3 Saluda Ave Bikeways (Wheat St to Greene St) 05 Design Phase



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SCHEDULE:

2015 2016

Design

Utilities

Construction

FUNDING:

Phase CTIP Budget

Design $462.00

Right of Way $487.00

Utilities $660.00


Total: $13,189.00

SCOPE:







markings on Heyward St/Marion St/Superior St (Whaley St to Wiley St).


1 Heyward St/Marion St/Superior St Bikeways (Whaley St to Wiley St) 05, 10 Design Phase



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PROJECT: 431 2015 DIRT ROAD PAVING PACKAGE "F" (JOUSTER ST.)

SCOPE:

Dirt road paving of Jouster Street.


1 Jouster St 09 Design Phase

SUMMARY: A pre-construction meeting will be held on 2/4/2016 and construction is expected to begin mid-February.


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COMPLETED PROJECTS

Intersection Project Count

Length (miles)

District 1Expended 2Substantial Completion

306 Wilson Blvd. and Pisgah Church Rd. Intersection

1 07

Intersection Total 1 0 $0.00

Sidewalk Project Count

Length (miles)


420 Previously Completed Sidewalk Projects

7 2.08

Sidewalk Total 7 2.08 $0.00

Bikeway Project Count

Length (miles)


421 Previously Completed Bikeway Projects

3 0.34

Bikeway Total 3 0.34 $0.00

Pedestrian Improvement Project Count

Length (miles)


Previously Completed Pedestrian Improvement Projects

10 05

Pedestrian Improvement Total 10 0 $0.00

Dirt Road Project Count

Length (miles)


312 2014 Dirt Road Paving Package "D" 3 1.22 $718,658.44 Jan-2015 358 Dunes Point 0.08 09 359 Overlook Drive 0.80 07, 09 360 Boylston Road 0.34 07 314 2014 Dirt Road Paving Package "E" 5 0.72 $494,521.47 Jul-2015 432 Kirk Road 0.10 10 361 Pleasant Grove Lane 0.14 10 362 PR Webber Road 0.22 10 363 Simon Weston Road 0.13 10 364 Sumpter Road 0.13 10 316 2014 Dirt Road Paving Package "C" 12 1.68 $1,071,085.91 Jan-2015 343 Tiger Paw Lane 0.18 01 344 Cedar Grove Lane 0.30 01 345 Cliff Anderson Road 0.05 02 346 Zachary Lane 0.13 02 347 Winterwood Court 0.25 02 348 Annie Entzminger Court 0.13 02 349 Christy Creek Court 0.15 11 350 Cheek Street 0.07 09 351 Clayton Street 0.14 09 352 Griggs Street 0.07 09 353 Polk Street 0.07 09 354 Sarah Road 0.14 09 355 Alley Road (removed) 01


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356 Jim Eleazer Road (removed) 01 357 Cherry Lane (removed) 11 317 2014 Dirt Road Paving Package "B" 10 2.51 $1,066,720.61 Nov-2014 335 India Street 0.25 07 336 Pilgrim Road 0.47 07 337 Peafowl Road 0.19 07 338 Prestley Drive 0.24 07 339 Tammy Drive 0.09 07 340 Ted Street 0.17 07 341 Townsend Street 0.04 07 342 William Duffie Road 0.60 07 333 Ethels Avenue 0.20 07 334 Harold Street 0.26 07

Dirt Road Total 30 6.13 $3,350,986.43

Resurfacing Project Count

Length (miles)


313 2014 Resurfacing Package "A" 14 4.83 $1,037,861.99 Jun-2015 365 South Royal Tower Drive 0.27 01 366 Muskrat Run 0.52 01 367 Silver Fox Lane 0.64 01 368 Cheryse Court 0.16 01 369 Murray Point Lane 0.14 01 370 Brookview Lane 0.20 01 371 St. Albans Road 0.60 01 372 St. Stephens East 0.05 01 373 St. Stephens West 0.06 01 374 Concord Place Road 0.76 01 375 Sweet Thorne Road 1.06 01 376 Market Hall Court 0.08 01 377 Chelveston Drive 0.11 02 378 Southern Drive 0.18 10 315 2014 Resurfacing Package "B" 15 5.68 $1,289,731.39 Jun-2015 437 Roundtree Road 07 379 Windmill Orchard Road 0.19 09 380 Windridge Road 0.19 09 381 Harvest Hill Avenue 0.07 10 382 Harrington Drive 0.44 08 383 Splendora Drive 0.13 08 384 Arcola Drive 0.56 08 385 Inway Drive 0.43 08 386 Constable Lane 0.08 08 387 Hibernia Street 0.07 08 388 Wotan Road 1.24 09 389 American Italian Way 0.85 10 390 Quaker Road 0.24 10 391 Sagemont Drive 0.46 10 392 Beaver Dam Road 0.73 09 320 2014 Resurfacing Package "C" 15 2.36 $1,193,052.90 Dec-2015 393 Trader Mill Road 0.43 07


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394 Great North Road 0.71 07 395 Firebridge Road 0.21 07 396 Gale River Road 0.14 07 397 Finn Court 0.04 07 398 Claey Court 0.02 07 399 Great North Court 0.02 07 400 King Maker Court 0.06 07 401 Baker House Road 0.17 07 402 Halton Court 0.11 07 403 South Shields Road 0.20 07 404 Blakesmoor Road 0.17 07 405 Calley Court 0.03 07 406 Tweed Court 0.02 07 407 Baker House Court 0.03 07 408 Pavement Management System 1 01, 02, 03, 04, 05,

06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11

$350,000.00 Jul-2015

Resurfacing Total 45 12.87 $3,870,646.28 Program Summary Project

Count Length (miles)

1Expended

Completed Projects 96 21.42 $7,221,632.71 1"Expended" amounts are expenditures to date and may not indicate final cost at project close-out.

2The contractor may continue to finalize minor project details beyond the date of substantial completion.

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