The city of Greenville is making progress on its $1.7 million road resurfacing project.
Crews have completed paving along Townes Street from Elford Street to Park Avenue. According to the city, bike lane protectors will be added once the road is re-striped. Repavement work is also being completed along Randall Street and Whitehall Street in the North Main neighborhood.
The next phase of road resurfacing work will be completed from Aug. 6-14, focusing on areas around Augusta Street and Cleveland Park:
- Burns Street (Dunbar Street to Sullivan Street)
- Claussen Avenue (Highway 25 to Howe Street)
- Harris Street (Augusta Street to Howe Street)
- Woodland Way Circle (Woodland Way West to Woodland Way East)
- Fernwood Lane (Woodland Way to Trails End)
In total, 20 streets across the city will be repaved as part of the $1.7 million project through the end of the year. The project received $850,000 in state-matched funding secured by the Greenville Legislative Transportation Committee.
According to the city, the other roads selected for the road resurfacing project include:
- Temple Street (West Washington Street to the dead end)
- Douthit Street (Lindenberg Avenue to North Leach Street)
- Howard Street (Gower Street to Birnie Street)
- Anchorage Drive (Haviland Avenue to Alaska Avenue)
- Dime Court (Dime Street to 50 feet past the end of water main)
- Mission Street (Otis Street to Mills Avenue)
- Sumlar Drive (at Rebecca Street)
- Trails End (Fernwood Lane to Wilderness Lane)
- Victory Avenue (Fairview Avenue to Pine Forest Drive)
- Wedgewood Drive (Rutherford Road to dead end)
- Westview Avenue (Summit Drive to dead end)
- Wilkins Street (Augusta Street to Guess Street)
Drivers will see lane closures from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day as the roads are repaved and restriped, depending on weather. According to the city, on-street parking will be prohibited during construction.
For more information, visit greenvillesc.gov.
