Lexington List.xlsx

This is a 2024 Roads List for traditional mowing services in Lexington and Richland counties, South Carolina, detailing maintenance requirements across interstate, primary, and secondary routes. The document provides comprehensive specifications for routine mowing operations across the county's road network, broken down by route type and classification. Interstate routes include I-20, I-26, and I-77, with a combined total of 543.28 acres requiring routine mowing, 89.01 acres of added mowing for cycles 2 and 5, 18.54 acres of ditch vegetation mowing, and 267,221 linear feet of guardrail maintenance. Primary routes (US and SC highways) encompass 19 routes totaling 879.39 centerline miles with 14.06 acres of typical routine mowing in cycle 1 and 893.45 acres in cycle 2, plus 88,987 linear feet of guardrail work. Secondary routes (S-designated roads) comprise the largest portion of the contract, featuring over 400 individual secondary routes with varying mileages and vegetation management requirements.

The document establishes specific acreage and footage requirements for multiple mowing categories including routine mowing under typical cycles 1 and 2, ditch vegetation mowing, bridge vegetation mowing, and ODA (Oklahoma Department of Agriculture) mowing, along with guardrail maintenance measured in linear feet. Six roundabout or traffic circle locations are identified with additional mowing requirements, including locations at Fish Hatchery Road/SC 6, Meadowfield Road/Woodtrail, Longs Pond Road/Nazareth Road, Boston Avenue, Two Notch Road/Laurel Road, and Cromer Road/Mineral Springs Road, totaling 2,002.34 acres and 107,727.2 linear feet of guardrail work across all listed routes and features.