Near-Site Roads Sample Clauses

Near-Site Roads. (a) South Carolina Highway 000 xxx X.X. Xxxxxxx 000 (“Near-Site Roads”) are the only improved public roads contiguous to the Property, which highways are under the jurisdiction of SCDOT regarding access, construction, maintenance, improvements and which is also under the jurisdiction of the Federal Highway Administration. Beaufort County is in the process of planning improvements for the Near-Site Roads and the intersection of the Near-Site Roads. It is contemplated that traffic from the Property will impact the Near-Site Roads.
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Near-Site Roads. (a) US Highway 17 (“Highway 17”) is the only contiguous improved public road contiguous to the Sherwood Tract, which highway is under the jurisdiction of SCDOT regarding access, construction, maintenance, improvements and which is also under the jurisdiction of the Federal Highway Administration. Purrysburg Road, which is a unimproved public two lane dirt road adjacent to the western boundary of the Sherwood Tract, is initially contemplated as being widened to a 150 foot wide right of way with a minimum of four (4) lanes, with a future interchange at Interstate (“I-95”) (Proposed Exit 3). Certain Purrysburg Road improvements are the subject of a development agreement for the adjacent Hardeeville Tract. It is contemplated that traffic from the Sherwood Tract will impact Purrysburg Road and its existing and proposed intersections with I-95 and Highway 17. Conversely, traffic from the Hardeeville Tract is anticipated to impact the proposed Highway 278-A roadway on and through the Sherwood Tract and beyond to its proposed connection with the portions of 278-A within Beaufort County. The “Near-Site Roads” are proposed to be constructed and financed in the manner as set forth in Exhibit F, with timing and road requirements to be determined by future traffic impact assessments.

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