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Dorchester School District 2 completed a situational analysis on five underutilized properties, with appraised value around $1.63 million, to seed future school construction and modern office space. Staff recommend selling several parcels at fair market value and using proceeds as a dedicated line item for future land purchases, while also centralizing special education and technology staff into better facilities. This is early-stage capital planning that will drive future site acquisition, facilities design, construction, and relocation projects as decisions are finalized.
Dorchester School District 2 presented a situational analysis on selling or repurposing six properties to fund future school construction and centralize staff offices. Options include sale, renovation, demolition for parking, donation, and holding land, with an estimated combined value around $1.63 million plus several Zillow estimates. This is early-stage capital planning and will drive future work in site acquisition, design, construction, and relocation services as decisions are made.
The district is considering selling three residential properties at 112 Joyce Lane, 212 Joyce Lane, and 801 John McKissick Way, currently used for technology, food service overflow, and special education, to fund future land purchases. Zillow estimates place these properties between roughly $262,000 and $459,000, and leadership notes plans to relocate these functions back to centralized facilities under the referendum. This foreshadows work in brokerage, valuation, and eventual build-out of new centralized office and support spaces.
Within the Old Salem Road study, agencies defined a discrete near‑term package: restriping north of Century Drive to add buffered bike lanes, installing speed feedback signs, enhanced pedestrian crossings at three locations, and multiple signing/striping upgrades near Century Drive. The total near‑term cost is estimated at $1.4 million, with no implementation contracts yet named. Striping/signing contractors, traffic‑signal/beacon vendors, and small‑scale design firms can engage now as Millersburg, Linn County, and AAMPO look for funding and delivery options.
AAMPO and partners completed the Old Salem Road Scoping Study on July 8, 2026, setting a 4.5‑mile multimodal corridor vision with near‑, mid‑, and long‑term projects including buffered bike lanes, shared‑use paths, sidewalks, raised medians, roundabouts, and enhanced crossings. Near‑term striping and signing is estimated at $1.4 million, while the long‑term corridor build‑out is estimated at $33.6 million and will support future funding applications and design work. This opens room for planners, designers, construction/CEI firms, and grant strategists to help Millersburg, Linn County, and AAMPO move concepts into funded projects and packages.
The College of Charleston is seeking conceptual approval from the BAR-L for a large new student housing building at 106 Coming Street. Public comments highlight major unresolved issues about building massing, burial ground archaeology, and commemoration, suggesting design and even site use are still in flux. This is early-stage planning for a sizable capital project where the College will need architecture, archaeology, memorial design, and eventually construction and specialty consulting support.
The FY26-27 budget allocates $1.3 million in C-Funds for street paving, with work bid via a joint RFQ with the City of Seneca and King Asphalt already contracted from a prior round. The document notes a paving RFQ and that new paving work is to begin July and be completed in 2026, implying an ongoing, programmatic effort. Pavement, materials, engineering, traffic control, and inspection vendors can pursue follow-on, supplemental, or future-year paving and rehab work tied to this funding stream.
Walhalla is finishing SCIIP-funded water line replacements and sewer upgrades and has over $5.9M budgeted in FY26-27 for water crew, water plant, billing, and sewer operations, including significant capital lines for meters, hydrants, a raw water pump, tank and system maintenance, and sewer line work. The City must maintain a 1.2x debt service coverage on its 2018 water/sewer revenue bond and is building depreciation and contingency funds for future infrastructure replacement. Engineering, construction, condition assessment, and asset management vendors can help scope and deliver the next phase beyond the current SCIIP projects.
A June 17, 2026 draft Letter of Intent outlines the City’s plan to buy about 3.27 acres from South Park Ventures, LLC for $35 million for a Hagood Office Tower site. The LOI includes a 120‑day due diligence period for environmental, engineering, and appraisal work before a closing roughly 30 days later, pending City Council approval. This creates near‑term needs for appraisal, environmental, geotechnical, and site planning services around a major civic office development.
The county has $1,000,000 in legislative earmark funding and has hired Mead & Hunt to prepare an Interchange Justification Report and Environmental Assessment for a new I-20 interchange at Calks Ferry Road. An intergovernmental agreement with SCDOT is advancing to govern the study, review costs, and later design and construction phases. The study will define whether a major interchange project moves forward, creating downstream needs for full design, right-of-way, and construction services.
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