City_of_BFt_Road_List.pdf

This file is a comprehensive roadway inventory list for the City of Beaufort, South Carolina, containing detailed measurements of 67,320 linear feet (12.75 miles) of municipal road segments. The document lists approximately 87 distinct roadways with their corresponding lengths in linear feet, organized alphabetically and including various street types such as lanes, streets, courts, drives, and circles. The inventory encompasses both paved and unpaved roads, with specific notations for dirt roads (Rhett Street and Von Harten Street) and alleyways (Crofut Lane and Old Commons Lane), as well as mid-town segments for certain thoroughfares. The roadway segments vary significantly in length, ranging from as short as 53 linear feet (Craven Street and Church Street) to as long as 6,864 linear feet (Otter Circle), with the majority of streets measuring between 200 and 2,000 linear feet. This inventory directly supports the City of Beaufort's participation in Beaufort County's Request for Qualifications for a Pavement Evaluation & Maintenance Plan, with proposals due April 8, 2025, at 3:00 pm EST.

The roadway list serves as the baseline data for the municipal roads evaluation component of the broader Beaufort County pavement assessment initiative, which includes optional scoping for the City of Beaufort alongside primary assessments of unincorporated county roads and secondary state routes. The City of Beaufort's road network represents approximately 12.75 miles of the optional 37.15 miles of municipal roads available for evaluation across multiple jurisdictions within the county. The selected engineering firm will be required to conduct pavement condition surveys, establish pavement condition indexing, and develop comprehensive maintenance strategies for these identified roadway segments as part of the county's ten-year fiscally constrained pavement maintenance and preservation program. No specific funding allocation for municipal roads is separately identified, with the overall project supported by an estimated $2 million annual county allocation.