This project was a 33 mile section of I-95 that runs through Jasper County starting at the Georgia/South Carolina Border through mile marker 33 previously known as the “Coffin Corridor”. An SC Department of Transportation project federally funded that exceeded $9.8 million dollars. This project was designed to make the roadway safer by removing trees from areas close to the roadway and expanding “clear zones”.
This project was targeted to combat the high-crash volume of close to 50% above state average. The design included the addition of rumble strips, the removal of trees/stumps, flattening slopes on edges, cable barriers and guardrails.
Atlas Surveying was hired by Graham County Land Company to do surveying for this project. Atlas Surveying’s work included: Staking cable median barriers, staking of guardrails, staking median/outside clearing limits, staking silt fence, as-built of cable an steel beam guardrail, existing topographic survey of 65 acres, and an additional as-built/ topographic survey and quantities survey.
