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Charleston County News Release
MEDIA
CONTACT
Name: Jennie
Davis Flinn, Charleston County Public Information Officer
Phone: (843)
958-4012
Email:
jflinn@charlestoncounty.org
Release Number: 3132
Release
Date: June 25, 2010
See project
information online:
http://www.ccroadwise.org/bee_st_and_courtenay_dr.html
Traffic Alert:
Temporary Lane
Closures/Shifts for Bee Street and Courtenay Drive Improvement Project
Charleston County Government announces the following traffic alerts for the
Bee Street and Courtenay Drive Improvement Project:
Courtenay
Drive
June 26 and June
27:
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On Saturday,
June 26, and Sunday, June 27, lane closures will occur for utility work on
Courtenay Drive at the Courtenay Drive and Bee Street intersection.
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The work will
occur during the day between 7 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
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The through
lane on Courtenay Drive for northbound traffic coming from Calhoun Street to
U.S. 17 will be closed.
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The left turn
lane for southbound traffic coming from U.S. 17 on Courtenay Drive to Bee
Street will be closed.
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Detour signs
will be installed to direct motorists to their final destination.
June 28 and June
29:
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On Monday,
June 28 and Tuesday, June 29, lane shifts will occur for utility work on
Courtenay Drive from Cannon Street to Ralph Johnson Boulevard.
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The work will
occur during the day between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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One lane will
remain open in each direction to minimize the impact on traffic.
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A law
enforcement officer will be on site to direct traffic at the Courtenay Drive
and Bee Street intersection.
Previously
announced and ongoing Courtenay Drive road work:
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Road work
will occur along Courtenay Drive from Cannon Street to Ralph H. Johnson
Drive.
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Any temporary
lane closures will occur overnight between 8 p.m. and 9 a.m., on different
weekday and weekend schedules as restricted by the S.C. Department of
Transportation, unless otherwise announced.
Bee Street
June 26 and June
27:
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On Saturday,
June 26 and Sunday, June 27, lane closures will occur for utility work on
Bee Street from Bravo Street to Lockwood Boulevard.
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The work will
occur during the day between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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Flagmen will
be on site to direct traffic.
June 28 through
August 28:
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Beginning the
week of June 28, lane closures will occur for utility work on Bee Street
from Cherry Street to Lockwood Boulevard.
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The
approximate duration of this work is 45 to 60 days.
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An 11’ lane
will be maintained in each direction and no on street parking will be
permitted.
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During this
time, the main entrance to the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center may be
blocked at times and traffic will be directed to use the entrance on Bravo
Street.
Previously
announced and ongoing Bee Street road work:
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Bee Street
will be closed in both directions between Courtenay Drive and Bravo Street.
Main entrance closed to MUSC parking garage:
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The
work on Bee Street will require the closure of the main entrance of the MUSC
parking garage located at the corner of Bee Street and Courtenay Drive.
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Access to the garage will be available through the rear entrance across from
Bravo Street as indicated by detour signs.
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The
detour will route motorists from Courtenay Drive along Ralph H. Johnson Drive to
Bravo Street. Motorists will then cross Bee Street and go in the rear entrance
of the garage.
The public is
asked to take notice of traffic control signs and message board information. All
road work is dependent on the weather.
Every effort is
being made to schedule necessary lane closures for the project during off- peak,
nighttime and weekend hours when possible.
The project,
which is expected to be completed in less than a year, is funded by the
Charleston County Transportation Sales Tax and managed by the Charleston
County RoadWise Program. 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 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.
The public can
get up-to-date project information on the Bee Street and Courtenay Drive
Improvement Project, including construction status and traffic alerts, online at
http://www.ccroadwise.org/bee_st_and_courtenay_dr.html. |