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Charleston County News Release

 

MEDIA CONTACT

Name:   Jennie Davis, Charleston County Public Information Officer

Phone: (843) 958-4012

Email:   jdavis@charlestoncounty.org

 

Release Number: 3041

Release Date: August 24, 2009

 

 

See project information online: http://www.ccroadwise.org/folly_maybank.html

 

 

Traffic Alert: Lane Closures on Maybank Highway This Weekend Due to Installation of Drainage Pipe

Weekend lane closures on Maybank Highway at Old Folly Road will begin August 28 at 9 p.m.

 

This weekend, crews will begin working to install a new 60-inch drainage pipe under Maybank Highway at Old Folly Road as part of the Folly Road and Maybank Highway Intersection Improvement Project. The work will start on Friday, Aug. 28 at 9 p.m. and extend through the weekend until 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 30.

 

Because crews will be working in the roadway, there will be temporary lane closures on Maybank Highway. At no time will the entire roadway be blocked in either direction.

 

Old Folly Road will be closed to traffic coming from James Island heading toward Johns Island. Drivers going to Johns Island via Maybank Highway will need to continue on Folly Road to the intersection at Maybank Highway. A law enforcement officer will be on site at this intersection to direct traffic and allow drivers to turn left from Folly Road onto Maybank Highway and continue toward Johns Island.

 

The work is a part of larger improvements for the area and every effort is being made to minimize disruptions to the traveling public.

 

Citizens are asked to take notice of traffic control signs and message board information, and to note that all road work is dependent on the weather.

 

As other road work on the project arises that could disrupt traffic, notifications will be announced through news releases issued to local media and posted on both the Charleston County Government and Charleston County RoadWise Web sites.

 

The intersection improvements for Folly Road and Maybank Highway, expected to be completed by the spring of 2010, are funded by the Transportation Half-Cent Sales Tax and managed by the Charleston County RoadWise Program.

 

When completed, the Folly Road and Maybank Highway intersection improvements will include:

  • Signaled left turns, with mast-arm stoplights, from Folly Road onto Old Folly Road and from Old Folly Road onto Maybank Highway.

  • New, lighted and landscaped medians on Maybank Highway, Folly Road and Old Folly Road.

  • Sidewalks with pedestrian lighting along Maybank Highway, Folly Road and Old Folly Road.

  • New storm water drainage facilities with a new 60-inch drainage pipe crossing underneath Maybank Highway and Wappoo Creek Drive as well as new curbs and gutters throughout the project area.

  • New pavement markings, including crosswalks and signs.

 

The public can get up-to-date project information, including construction status and traffic alerts, online at http://www.ccroadwise.org/folly_maybank.html.

 

Charleston County RoadWise is the name of Charleston County Government’s management program for the construction of roads, highways, resurfacing, paving and drainage projects that are funded by the Transportation Half-Cent Sales Tax.

 

Visit the official Web site at www.ccroadwise.org for public meeting notices and up-to-date news and information about all Charleston County Transportation Sales Tax projects.

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