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The June 22, 2026 Greenville City Council work session included a detailed South Carolina DOT presentation on replacing the S-149 West Faris Road bridge over Brushy Creek. The existing 1969 timber-pile bridge has reached end of life, is load-posted, and no longer meets current SCDOT design standards for traffic volumes of about 18,300 vehicles per day. The proposed project will construct a new, wider concrete bridge with improved grades, sight distance, turning radii at Melville Avenue/Brookview Circle, and better accommodation for bike and pedestrian traffic. The presentation outlined an estimated construction value of roughly 8400000, a total project cost including preliminary engineering, right-of-way, and utilities, a targeted January 2027 closure and about a 7‑month construction duration, and significant in-contract utility relocations for multiple providers. This is an active capital transportation project in design and preconstruction, and vendors can engage around construction services, traffic control, utility coordination, and public outreach support as SCDOT advances toward letting in spring 2027.
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$8,400,000Jun 22, 2026Council approved a resolution designating 2427530 from the State Accommodations Tax Fund to provide financial assistance for events and projects, based on recommendations from the Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee and the City Manager. Chief Financial Officer Patricia Dennis reported that over 5000000 was requested via applications, and allocations were made according to available funds, with a new impact quantification method developed in partnership with VisitGreenvilleSC. This indicates an active, competitive grant program supporting tourism-related events, facilities, and marketing efforts that will drive multiple downstream procurements by recipient organizations. Vendors in event production, tourism marketing, data analytics, and economic impact measurement can target both the city (for future program design and metrics) and funded organizations that will need services to deliver their awarded projects.
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$2,427,530Jun 8, 2026Council approved first reading of an ordinance to appropriate 241976 in the Capital Projects Fund for the Hudson Street Bridge Replacement Project and Townes Street Improvements Project. Engineering Services Director Clint Link described a road diet and roadway safety improvements on Townes Street between Elford Street and Park Avenue, including a bi-directional bike lane, concrete curbing, and armadillo lane delineators, developed in coordination with Bon Secours Wellness Arena, the 505 North Main developer, and the Greek Orthodox Church. The road resurfacing is anticipated to be completed by mid-July with additional improvements completed by the end of summer, suggesting some elements may already be contracted while others are still being finalized. This presents opportunities for firms providing roadway design, traffic calming devices, specialty striping, bike-lane infrastructure, lighting under the Academy Street bridge, and construction services to support remaining phases or potential change orders and enhancements.
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