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Beisel Road Paving

Beisel Road Paving. Presented By Kyle L. Nash Director of Public Works Newberry County. Beisel Road - Overview. 0.8 mile dirt and gravel road off a major state road (Mt. Bethel Garmany Rd.) Dead-end at USFS property 31 different parcels on this road or accessed from it.

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Beisel Road Paving

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  1. Beisel Road Paving Presented By Kyle L. Nash Director of Public Works Newberry County

  2. Beisel Road - Overview • 0.8 mile dirt and gravel road off a major state road (Mt. Bethel Garmany Rd.) • Dead-end at USFS property • 31 different parcels on this road or accessed from it

  3. Beisel Rd – Aerial View

  4. Beisel Road - History • In 1981, non-exclusive easement acquired by USA for a portion of what is now Beisel Rd • In 1990, through a land exchange USA conveyed property to William C. Sullivan, but retained ingress-egress rights along what was designated Forest Service System Road FSSR-1011 • Subsequently, a cooperative agreement was made between USFS and Newberry County for maintenance along FSSR-1011 (Beisel Rd) • In 2009, residents requested paving of Beisel Rd through USFS and Newberry County, however, the road was not a County road • USFS supported the County assuming full maintenance of the road • By Ordinance, Newberry County no longer accepts new roads into its system that are not paved

  5. Beisel Road – History (continued) • Newberry County Council amended its Road Paving Ordinance to allow the acceptance of unpaved roads that have been maintained continuously for at least 3 years by a government authority • In August 2010, 100% of property owners on Beisel Rd granted right-of-way required for Newberry County to accept the road and make it eligible for paving • October 20, 2010 Newberry County Council unanimously accepted Beisel Rd into its road system

  6. Paving of Beisel Rd • Widen and Pave with Triple Treatment • 20 ft driving surface • 6 ft shoulders • 6 in stone base • Pavement markings: lines and reflectors • Proposed Project Costs Engineering $39,000 Construction $232,900 TOTAL $271,900

  7. Paving of Beisel Rd • Proposed Source of Funds USFS Title II Grant $135,950.00 CTC C-Funds $135,950.00 TOTAL $271,900.00 CTC has already committed $39,000 to initiate the engineering portion of this project

  8. Beisel Road – Program Oversight & Schedule • Newberry County will manage procurement & oversee construction in conjunction with a CTC Consultant • All payments, reimbursements, & recordkeeping will be processed by the Newberry County Finance Director • Proposed Schedule:

  9. Conclusion • Newberry County requests USFS Title II grant funding of $135,950 toward this project • Balance will be paid with C-Funds • This proposed project will provide a durable, low-maintenance access road to USFS property • Questions?

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