The city of Greenville is preparing for pavement management and resurfacing of 11 miles of roadway beginning in April.
According to the city, pavement management is an ongoing program to resurface, rehabilitate, maintain, and restripe city roadways. The city expects to begin repaving 2.3 miles of city-owned streets and approximately 8.7 miles of SCDOT-owned streets early-to-mid April.
Construction hours will be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and crews will have to close some lanes throughout the day. Detour signs will be posted in necessary areas. See the lists below for scheduled areas. The contractor should post signs 48 hours before they start work, and residents are asked not to park or leave trash in work areas.
The city has allocated $3 million from its Neighborhood Infrastructure Bond (NIB) and another $3 million from Greenville Legislative Delegation Transportation Committee’s (GLDTC) Municipal Match Resurfacing Program, giving a total of $6 million for the project. This will be the first round of projects paid for by the NIB.
The work will be done by King Asphalt, and projects will be managed by GLDTC’s construction management group, COTRANSCO.
Street sections scheduled for resurfacing beginning in April;
- Old Augusta Road (Augusta Street to Shemwood Lane)
- Potomac Avenue (Augusta Street to Prosperity Avenue)
- Cleveland Street (Southland Avenue to East Faris Road)
- McAlister Road (Frederick Street to East Faris Road)
- Legrand Boulevard (Parkins Mill Road to McAlister Road)
- Celand Street (Ackley Road to Maco Terrace)
