Hurricane Florence Recovery Report 4:00 PM November 15, 2018

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Hurricane Florence Recovery Report 4:00 PM November 5, 208 SCDOT Operations Mode: Recovery Statewide Summary There are 9 road

Please find a current road closure report attached below.

Crews and contractors continue to make repairs to damaged roadways.

Horry debris removal operations remain temporarily suspended.

way. In areas affected by flooding, motorists are urged to obey all road closures. Never move or drive around barricades.

1 Hurricane Florence Recovery Report 4:00 PM November 5, 208 SCDOT Operations Mode: Recovery Statewide Summary There are 9 road closures on primary and secondary routes due to damage or flooding throughout the affected area. Please find a current road closure report attached below. SCDOT is focused on recovery efforts as a result of the damage caused by Hurricane Florence. Crews and contractors continue to make repairs to damaged roadways. Please find a report on the current status of the repair efforts attached below. Debris removal operations continue in Marion County. Horry debris removal operations remain temporarily suspended. To date, 2,85 cubic yards of structural debris associated with flooding from Hurricane Florence have been removed from SCDOT right of way. In areas affected by flooding, motorists are urged to obey all road closures. Never move or drive around barricades. Remember: It is NEVER safe to drive or walk into flood waters. Turn around, don t drown! Hurricane Florence Resources South Carolina Hurricane Guide: SCDOT Storm Resources and Closures: Updates of activities will be reported through SCDOT s Twitter and Facebook accounts. Check for the most up to date traffic information through the SC DOT 5 mobile app. 855-GO-SCDOT ( )

2 9 CLOSURES 0 and 9 Bridge Closures See attached List Hurricane Florence Closure Report and Bridge Closures as of 4:00 PM November 5, 208

3 Chesterfield County Name Direction From To Description Anticipated Bo Melton Loop (S-3-38) S- 38 Buchanan Bridge Rd S-243 S- 243 Davis Rivers (S-3-757) S- 757 Dogwood Lane (S-3-265) S- 265 Darlington County Woodward Mill (S-3-59) Point:02.5 S-60 Jackson Highway 742 (SC 742) Park Street (S-3-97) McNair Cemetary Rd (L-390) Point:04.00 S-644 Campbell Point:02.7 Sweeney (L-274) Point:00.98 Highway 45 (SC 45) Point:00.0 Scour from Floodwater flow has caused substructure of the bridge to fail. Closed for culvert replacement associated with Hurricane Florence Bridge ends have scoured and all supporting piles have lost bearing The Repairs have been delayed due to weather conditions. By June By June By June By January Name Direction From To Description Anticipated New Hopewell S- 366 Dillon County Sherrills Mill Point:02.05 S-495 Georgetown Rd Point:24.75 Tol Point:02.57 Marlboro County Point:27.66 Closed due to road shoulder washouts. The roadway will be closed during the day from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM Monday through Friday, weather pending. Shoulder work anticipated to complete by December 3, 208. By January Name Direction From To Description Anticipated Academy St. S- 5 Judson (S-7-92) S- 92 Marion County Old Magnolia Point:00.92 point.25 Point:0.25 US-30 Point:0.7 point.70 Point:0.70 Damage to any portion of bridge (deck, rail, median barrier, column, beam, pier, etc.). By January Name Direction From To Description Anticipated

4 HIghway 76 US 76 Marlboro County Gilchrist S (Local traffic only to Point:23.0 SC-9 in Nichols Point:25.65 Infrastructure damage near Pee Dee Island Intersection. By February Name Direction From To Description Anticipated Academy (NW of McColl) S- 7 Billy Wallace Rd/Hairetown (N. of Wallace) S- 97 Coxe (N. of Blenheim) S- 29 David''s Mill Pond (NW of Bennettsville) S- 33 Highway (N. of Wallace) US Highway 38 (South of McColl) SC 38 Ivey Cemetary S- 97 Level Green Church (NW of Bennettsville) S- 400 Odom (S. of Bennettsville) S- 440 Old Wire (NE of Wallace) S- 65 Old Wire (NE of Wallace) Adamsville S-28 Point:06.08 Hatcher Hill S-203 Point:02.50 Sandy Grove S-350 Kennedy S-548 Point:0.87 SC 9 Point:0.0 Old McColl- Clio S-497 Point:4.09 S Lauris Willis Point:00.40 SC 9 Daniels Lane Point:00.43 Ebenezer S-30 Point:04.82 Kollock S-203 SC 38 Point:06.90 White Creek S-406 Point:06.80 Odom S-440 Point:0.4 Williamette SC 92 Point:04.47 Delta Heights S-262 Point:0.55 New Bridge S-27 Point:4.58 S Cottingham Point:00.40 Wafer S-387 Point:00.86 Wagon Train Circle Point:0.32 Aaron Temple Church S-257 Point:07.54 Ebenezer S-30 Closed due to road/shoulder washout at McNairs Millpond mp 6.77 Closed due to washout at bridge at Wallace Pond mp 3.27 and road 4.0, mp 6.2 Bridge washout mp 3.93 Bridges damaged over Naked Creek mp 2.6 and mp 3.24 closed due to road and culvert damage over Husband''s Creek mp.4 Bridge at McLaurins Millpond is washed out, mp 4.9 missing approaches to bridge over Herndon Creek mp 0.6 Closed due to washout at bridge over Carter's Branch mp Closed due to road washout mp 5. Closed due to washout at bridge over Wolf Creek By Jan 2020 By February

5 S- 65 Point:02.90 Darlington County Line Point:04.82 S Arcadia Rd Point:03.82 Closed due to road shoulder washouts. The roadway will be closed during the day from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM Monday through Friday, weather pending. Shoulder work anticipated to complete by December 3, 208. By January

SCDOT is focused on recovery efforts as a result of the

Anticipate completion within 30 days 7 Anticipate

6 SCDOT is focused on recovery efforts as a result of the damage caused by Hurricane Florence. Status of repairs as of 4:00PM November 5, 208: 273 Identified Damage Sites 222 Repairs are complete 20 Anticipate completion within 30 days 7 Anticipate completion within 60 days 6 Anticipate completion within 90 days 8 Anticipate completion in excess of 90 days

Hurricane Florence Recovery Report 4:00 PM October 31, 2018

Hurricane Florence Recovery Report 4:00 PM October 3, 208 SCDOT Operations Mode: Recovery Statewide Summary There are 2 road closures on primary and secondary routes due to damage or flooding throughout