Ten foot multi-use path running north/west across clemson blvd to civic CTR & south along SC 81 connecting to anmed health campus

The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) received a $4.66 million Formula Grant award from the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration on February 11, 2021. The funding supports the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) and will be used to extend an existing shared-use path in Anderson County, South Carolina.

Specifically, the grant will fund a continuation of a 10-foot multi-use path running north/west across Clemson Boulevard to the civic center and south along SC 81, connecting to the AnMed Health campus. The west end extension begins at the intersection of Clemson Boulevard and W. Beltline Boulevard, ending at the Anderson Sports Center entrance. The east end extension starts at the intersection of Highway 81 and Oak Hill Drive, terminating at the existing walking path on the AnMed Health campus. The project advances the federal priority of improving non-motorized transportation infrastructure through strategic extensions of an existing shared-use path network.

Project description

Extension of existing shared-use path along E. West parkway ("east-west connector"). Extension will be a continuation of 10' shared-use path on E/W ends of existing path. The west end extension begins at the intersection of clemson blvd. And W. Beltline blvd. And will end at the anderson sports center entrance. The east end extension will begin at the intersection of highway 81 and OAK hill drive, and end at the anmed healthy campus existing walking path.