Where will the SCDOT surveys take place?

Around the intersection of US-521 (Charlotte Hwy), SC-75 (W Rebound Rd) and S-29-377 (E Rebound Rd) in Lancaster County, extending about 1,000 feet in each direction.

Why are SCDOT personnel entering private property?

They need to conduct topographic, subsurface, and environmental studies required for planning and designing the highway project under the Eminent Domain Procedure Act.

Who can I contact for more information about the project?

Program Manager Tony Edwards in Columbia at 803-737-1238.

Public Hearing — Lancaster

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SCDOT personnel will enter public and private land near the US-521/SC-75/S-29-377 intersection in Lancaster County to perform surveys, subsurface exploration, and environmental studies for an intersection improvement highway project.

Key Takeaways

SCDOT will conduct surveys and subsurface exploration near US-521/SC-75/S-29-377
Work covers about 1,000 feet in all directions around the intersection
Purpose: planning, design, property acquisition, and construction of a highway
Contact Tony Edwards at 803-737-1238 for more information

Published: May 9, 2026 · 1 week ago
Category: Public Hearing
City: Lancaster

What to do next

1

Contact SCDOT for project details

Call Program Manager Tony Edwards at 803-737-1238 to get specific information about survey timing and locations.

2

Monitor property impact

If you own property near the intersection, watch for notices or marks and document any entry or damage for potential follow-up.

Frequently asked questions

Where will the SCDOT surveys take place?: Around the intersection of US-521 (Charlotte Hwy), SC-75 (W Rebound Rd) and S-29-377 (E Rebound Rd) in Lancaster County, extending about 1,000 feet in each direction.
Why are SCDOT personnel entering private property?: They need to conduct topographic, subsurface, and environmental studies required for planning and designing the highway project under the Eminent Domain Procedure Act.
Who can I contact for more information about the project?: Program Manager Tony Edwards in Columbia at 803-737-1238.

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Legal terms in this notice

Eminent Domain Procedure Act: State law governing how government acquires private property for public use, including notice and appraisal steps.
subsurface exploration: Investigation below ground to assess soil, rock, or utilities for design and construction decisions.
topographic surveys: Measurements of land elevations and features to create maps used in planning and design.

Full Notice Text

NOTICE TO CITIZENS OF LANCASTER COUNTY: Pursuant to the South Carolina Eminent Domain Procedure Act, Section 28-2-70(c), Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, as amended, notice is hereby given that entry by personnel of the South Carolina Department of Transportation will be made in the area of the road described below for such purposes as topographic surveys, subsurface exploration, environmental related studies and for the gathering of any other data necessary for the planning, development of location alternatives, design, property acquisition, and construction of a highway project.
Surveys for this intersection improvement project will be conducted on the following roads as described: US-521 (Charlotte Hwy), SC-75 (W Rebound Rd) and S-29-377 (E Rebound Rd), for approximately 1,000 feet north, south, east and west in Lancaster County.
More specific information about the project may be obtained by contacting Program Manager Tony Edwards at 803-737-1238 in Columbia, South Carolina.
119-37-1S SCDOT-#066

Public Hearing — Lancaster

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