The route of the water transmission main would follow US Highway 178 to US Highway 78, then follow US Highway 78 to its junction with SC Highway 27, then north along Hwy 27 where it would terminate near the intersection of Hwy 27 and Interstate 26. The project would connect new 20 to 16-inch potable water transmission main to an existing 16-inch water transmission main near the Town of Harleyville and travel southward approximately 61,000 feet (11.5 miles) to near the town of Ridgeville. This project is an extension of the Lake Marion Regional Water System. This project along with the previously constructed Harleyville Reach and Dorchester Reach is expected to satisfy the current and future potable water supply needs for a large portion of the western half of Dorchester County. The Winding Woods Reach project utilizes a different pipeline route than was originally proposed. George was proposed in the original 2004 Lake Marion Regional System Environmental Assessment. The route of the water transmission main will follow Short Cut Road from Harleyville to US Highway 78, then follow US Highway 78 to its junction with Winding Wood Road, then north along Winding Wood Road for about 2100 feet where it terminates at the new elevated storage tank. The water transmission main will connect to the existing Harleyville Reach water main that was constructed in 2015. George in Dorchester County, SC and construction of a 500,000-gallon elevated storage tank near the Town of St. The project entails the construction of approximately 7.75 miles of a 16-inch potable water transmission main from the Town of Harleyville to near the Town of St. Orangeburg-Berkeley Transmission Main Draft FONSI Of Engineers, 69A Hagood Avenue, Charleston, SC 29403 Attn: PM-P - Fritz, or byĮ-mail to the following address: Transmission Main Draft Environmental Assessment Later than September 5 th, 2022 at noon to the U.S. Comments should be submitted in writing no Southern terminus near the intersection with Center Line Road in BerkeleyĬomments from the public Federal, State, and local agencies and officials NativeĪmerican Tribes and other interested parties in order to consider and evaluate Intersection with US Highway 176 and then continues to parallel US-176 to its The proposed project parallels Boyer Road to the Potable water transmission main beginning southwest of the Town of Holly HillĪnd extending into Berkeley County, northeast of the Town of Ridgeville, SC,Īpproximately 16 miles. The current proposed project is the installation of a 20-inch This project is an extension of the Lake Marion Army Corps ofĮngineers (USACE) has prepared a), Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) andĭraft Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the Berkeley-Orangeburg Environmental Policy Act of 1969, the Charleston District, U.S.
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