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Charleston Co. Council to discuss roundabout at busy James Island intersection

JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - A busy intersection on James Island could soon see a roundabout that would better traffic flow and make the intersection safer, county officials say.The Charleston County Council plans to meet on Tuesday night where they will be requesting approval for the roundabout to be put in at the intersection of Fort Johnson Road and Camp Road.Charleston County Council Member, Jenny Costa Honeycutt, says this intersection is one of the most dangerous ones on James Island.Honeycutt called it an urban com...

JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - A busy intersection on James Island could soon see a roundabout that would better traffic flow and make the intersection safer, county officials say.

The Charleston County Council plans to meet on Tuesday night where they will be requesting approval for the roundabout to be put in at the intersection of Fort Johnson Road and Camp Road.

Charleston County Council Member, Jenny Costa Honeycutt, says this intersection is one of the most dangerous ones on James Island.

Honeycutt called it an urban compact roundabout which she says is the best way to preserve the stone posts and grand trees near the intersection that many residents want to keep, while also making the area safer.

“There are a significant number of cars traveling both on Fort Johnson Road, as well as Camp Road, but there are a number of tree impacts and to put a stoplight at this location would require taking those trees down,” Honeycutt says. “So, this was a much more feasible alternative that kept the character of the area.”

With the urban compact roundabout only two trees will be impacted compared to other alternatives they looked into that would’ve impacted many more.

On top of that, there is a high school located just down the street, James Island Charter High School and Honeycutt says that with a lot of student drivers and parents taking their kids to and from school, it can make the area very dangerous.

The biggest complaint she says she’s received is that there is a stop sign for Camp Road, but not Fort Johnson Road. So, cars will be backed up on Camp Road and will be unable to turn because there is so much traffic on Fort Johnson.

“There needs to be some control mechanism so that both traffic patterns get attention to turn,” Honeycutt says.

She added that a project like this affects many stakeholders, and it will be a step-by-step process, so it will take some time before residents see the roundabout. It involves the unincorporated county, the Town of James Island and the City of Charleston. They needed municipal consent from those municipalities, and she is grateful they wanted to partake in this project, she says.

Honeycutt says the first thing they will do if this gets approved is contact utilities, so they can get them moved out of the area where they plan to start construction. The total cost of construction for the roundabout will be $1.4 million.

Blake Noll, a James Island resident who lives off of Camp Road, says he has seen cars lined up down the road, especially when school is released.

“In terms of a roundabout, I think it would be a good choice,” Noll says.

He says he has lived off Camp Road for 2 years and often hears cars screeching and sirens.

“It is a natural calming device. So, you can’t go 45 miles an hour through a roundabout, you’re going to have to slow down. I think it will make drivers more conscientious,” Honeycutt says.

Blake Noll, a James Island Resident who lives off Camp Road, says he has seen cars lined up down the road, especially when school is released.

“In terms of a roundabout, I think it would be a good choice,” Noll says.

He says he has lived off Camp Road for two years and often hears screeching tires followed by sirens.

He adds that he often has issues with traffic on Camp and Fort Johnson Roads.

Charleston County Council plans to meet Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m.

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Charleston Co. moves forward with James Island intersection improvements

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - One concerned resident living on James Island says there is a lack of communication on a traffic project that was designed to improve the safety and flow of traffic.The Central Park Road and Riverland Drive Intersection Improvements Project was made to improve the safety and traffic flow of Riverland Drive and Central Park Road for all modes of transportation while minimizing impacts on adjacent property and grand trees. The project officially began in 2018 and is still in the works.More than 11,000 ve...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - One concerned resident living on James Island says there is a lack of communication on a traffic project that was designed to improve the safety and flow of traffic.

The Central Park Road and Riverland Drive Intersection Improvements Project was made to improve the safety and traffic flow of Riverland Drive and Central Park Road for all modes of transportation while minimizing impacts on adjacent property and grand trees. The project officially began in 2018 and is still in the works.

More than 11,000 vehicles a day commute on Riverland Drive, according to the Charleston County Transportation Department, and the lack of turn lanes and significant delays have prompted a plan to relieve traffic congestion at the intersection of Riverland Drive and Central Park Road.

The need for more crosswalks, signs and designated areas, frequent accidents, narrow lanes and delays for school traffic are just a few reasons officials say the project is needed. The funding for the project comes from the second half-cent sales tax.

Eric Lundcrum lives on Terrabrook Lane on James Island and says the road hasn’t been upgraded and the growth continues to climb in the area.

Charleston County spokesperson Kelsey Barlow says the county intends to install crosswalks and a flashing light at the Central Park and Riverland intersection. The project will also add a right-turn lane with refuge on Central Park and a sidewalk along Riverland Drive that will extend to the future Woodland Shores sidewalk to the Riverland Drive multi-use path.

“We should have some consideration on completing some of these projects that are way overdue,” Lundcrum says. “The Charleston County Council is always 20 years behind upgrading infrastructure to satisfy the growth. The other solution was just to put a traffic light there, but they didn’t even do that. Year after year of more growth and year after year no solution to the very busy intersection.”

We reached out to officials from Charleston County who told us the South Carolina Department of Transportation has approved the right-of-way plans, and they are currently in the right-of-way acquisition process. They are scheduled to advertise construction in the third quarter of this year. Currently, officials say the project team has made contact with impacted property owners and working with them for the right-of-way acquisition process.

If you know a road that’s driving you crazy, you can submit your concern here.

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Charleston Co. moves forward with James Island intersection improvements

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - One concerned resident living on James Island says there is a lack of communication on a traffic project that was designed to improve the safety and flow of traffic.The Central Park Road and Riverland Drive Intersection Improvements Project was made to improve the safety and traffic flow of Riverland Drive and Central Park Road for all modes of transportation while minimizing impacts on adjacent property and grand trees. The project officially began in 2018 and is still in the works.More than 11,000 ve...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - One concerned resident living on James Island says there is a lack of communication on a traffic project that was designed to improve the safety and flow of traffic.

The Central Park Road and Riverland Drive Intersection Improvements Project was made to improve the safety and traffic flow of Riverland Drive and Central Park Road for all modes of transportation while minimizing impacts on adjacent property and grand trees. The project officially began in 2018 and is still in the works.

More than 11,000 vehicles a day commute on Riverland Drive, according to the Charleston County Transportation Department, and the lack of turn lanes and significant delays have prompted a plan to relieve traffic congestion at the intersection of Riverland Drive and Central Park Road.

The need for more crosswalks, signs and designated areas, frequent accidents, narrow lanes and delays for school traffic are just a few reasons officials say the project is needed. The funding for the project comes from the second half-cent sales tax.

Eric Lundcrum lives on Terrabrook Lane on James Island and says the road hasn’t been upgraded and the growth continues to climb in the area.

Charleston County spokesperson Kelsey Barlow says the county intends to install crosswalks and a flashing light at the Central Park and Riverland intersection. The project will also add a right-turn lane with refuge on Central Park and a sidewalk along Riverland Drive that will extend to the future Woodland Shores sidewalk to the Riverland Drive multi-use path.

“We should have some consideration on completing some of these projects that are way overdue,” Lundcrum says. “The Charleston County Council is always 20 years behind upgrading infrastructure to satisfy the growth. The other solution was just to put a traffic light there, but they didn’t even do that. Year after year of more growth and year after year no solution to the very busy intersection.”

We reached out to officials from Charleston County who told us the South Carolina Department of Transportation has approved the right-of-way plans, and they are currently in the right-of-way acquisition process. They are scheduled to advertise construction in the third quarter of this year. Currently, officials say the project team has made contact with impacted property owners and working with them for the right-of-way acquisition process.

If you know a road that’s driving you crazy, you can submit your concern here.

Copyright 2024 WCSC. All rights reserved.

Standing water in James Island ditches frustrating some residents

JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - Ditches running through a James Island neighborhood are still holding several inches of water from Monday’s storm, frustrating some residents who say they don’t know who is responsible for maintaining the ditches.Kat Skover lives on James Island in a neighborhood near the intersection of Folly and Fort Johnson Roads.She says the standing water attracts flies and mosquitos and impacts her ability to play outside with her daughter.“We got the house so that we could be in the ba...

JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - Ditches running through a James Island neighborhood are still holding several inches of water from Monday’s storm, frustrating some residents who say they don’t know who is responsible for maintaining the ditches.

Kat Skover lives on James Island in a neighborhood near the intersection of Folly and Fort Johnson Roads.

She says the standing water attracts flies and mosquitos and impacts her ability to play outside with her daughter.

“We got the house so that we could be in the backyard and hang out outside but with the difficulty of all the drainage and the water it can be really difficult to keep the yard in a state that is enjoyable,” she says.

The water can also affect the safety of the roadways, she says.

“Some streets will even have water on the street for a day or two following a heavy rain,” she says.

Her neighbor, Nicholas Connolly, says the ditches fill up fast during a storm and will stay filled for days.

“The ground is really soft, and if you walk around your feet will sink into your yard,” he says. “I’ve not once seen the city come and redo the ditches.”

Skover says she’s called the James Island Public Service District for help but got waitlisted.

“We’re on a schedule we’ve heard of, but that was several months ago,” she says.

The neighborhood sits in the jurisdiction of the Town of James Island.

James Island Mayor Brook Lyon says the problem is typically caused by clogged pipes under driveways. If the town is alerted of a drainage problem, they’ll come clean it out with a shovel, she says.

If it’s packed too hard or the driveway is too wide, they’ll call Charleston County or the South Carolina Department of Transportation for help with a vacuum truck.

The town doesn’t have any record of drainage complaints from the neighborhood, according to Lyon.

She encourages anyone with an issue to file a complaint on the Town’s website under the “MyTOJI” tab, or by calling Town Hall at 843-795-4141.

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Standing water in James Island ditches frustrating some residents

JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - Ditches running through a James Island neighborhood are still holding several inches of water from Monday’s storm, frustrating some residents who say they don’t know who is responsible for maintaining the ditches.Kat Skover lives on James Island in a neighborhood near the intersection of Folly and Fort Johnson Roads.She says the standing water attracts flies and mosquitos and impacts her ability to play outside with her daughter.“We got the house so that we could be in the ba...

JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - Ditches running through a James Island neighborhood are still holding several inches of water from Monday’s storm, frustrating some residents who say they don’t know who is responsible for maintaining the ditches.

Kat Skover lives on James Island in a neighborhood near the intersection of Folly and Fort Johnson Roads.

She says the standing water attracts flies and mosquitos and impacts her ability to play outside with her daughter.

“We got the house so that we could be in the backyard and hang out outside but with the difficulty of all the drainage and the water it can be really difficult to keep the yard in a state that is enjoyable,” she says.

The water can also affect the safety of the roadways, she says.

“Some streets will even have water on the street for a day or two following a heavy rain,” she says.

Her neighbor, Nicholas Connolly, says the ditches fill up fast during a storm and will stay filled for days.

“The ground is really soft, and if you walk around your feet will sink into your yard,” he says. “I’ve not once seen the city come and redo the ditches.”

Skover says she’s called the James Island Public Service District for help but got waitlisted.

“We’re on a schedule we’ve heard of, but that was several months ago,” she says.

The neighborhood sits in the jurisdiction of the Town of James Island.

James Island Mayor Brook Lyon says the problem is typically caused by clogged pipes under driveways. If the town is alerted of a drainage problem, they’ll come clean it out with a shovel, she says.

If it’s packed too hard or the driveway is too wide, they’ll call Charleston County or the South Carolina Department of Transportation for help with a vacuum truck.

The town doesn’t have any record of drainage complaints from the neighborhood, according to Lyon.

She encourages anyone with an issue to file a complaint on the Town’s website under the “MyTOJI” tab, or by calling Town Hall at 843-795-4141.

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