Brunswick Forest Parkway & Low Country Boulevard Intersection Improvements

Due to the heavy rain this week, striping for the Brunswick Forest Roundabout is delayed. The contractor will work when the weather clears. Striping will continue over the next week to include restriping Brunswick Forest Parkway and Low Country Boulevard. Please use caution when driving in the area.

Striping for the Brunswick Forest Roundabout is schedule to begin Monday. The roundabout will open when striping is completed. Work will require one lane to be closed with flagging for the duration and will move down the road while the paint truck is rolling through. Residents should expect delays and use caution when driving in the area.

The contractor is unable to make it out this week to stripe due to a personnel shortage related to COVID. The Town will work closely with the striping contractor to schedule striping for the single-lane roundabout as soon as possible. We appreciate everyone’s patience during this time.

Striping is slated for Sept. 14 and 15. The contractor will be restriping Brunswick Forest Parkway and Low Country Boulevard to include center line stripes, stop bars, and crosswalks. The contractor will also be striping and installing curb markings at the roundabout. Work will require one lane to be closed with flagging for the duration and will move down the road while the paint truck is rolling through. Residents should expect delays and use caution when driving in the area.

The contractor has removed the concrete median, milled, and will have the area framed up for the new stamped concrete island. With the chance of rain today, the contractor plans to pour concrete for the median island on Sept. 10. Please use caution when driving in the area, as construction vehicles will be exiting and entering.

Traffic control is laid out and ready for the contractor to begin construction activities starting on Sept. 8. The left travel lane will be closed on Brunswick Forest Parkway in both directions and the entrance to Wellness Center near the tennis courts will be closed during construction. Residents and visitors can access Low Country Boulevard by continuing straight on Brunswick Forest Parkway and accessing the second entrance to Low Country Boulevard before the railroad crossing and water tower. The pedestrian crosswalks will be open for pedestrians to cross over to the wellness center. Please use caution when driving in the area.

Construction on the Brunswick Forest Parkway and Low Country Boulevard Intersection Improvements is slated to begin on Sept. 7. The contractor will be setting up traffic control Tuesday morning. The left travel lane will be closed on Brunswick Forest Parkway in both directions and the entrance to Wellness Center near the tennis courts will be closed during the construction of the new single-lane roundabout. Construction, which includes improvements to the intersection and installing new striping along Brunswick Forest Parkway and Low Country Boulevard, is expected to take several weeks to complete. Residents should expect delays and use caution when driving in the area.

Construction is scheduled to begin on Sept. 7. The contractor will be bringing in equipment and starting work to remove the existing concrete median and installing the new single-lane roundabout. Construction, which includes improvements to the intersection and install new striping along Brunswick Forest Parkway and Low Country Boulevard, is expected to take several weeks to complete. Residents should expect delays and use caution when driving in the area.

Construction on Brunswick Forest Parkway and Low Country Boulevard is scheduled to begin in September. The contractor is waiting on the remaining materials. To minimize disruptions and impacts to the community, the contractor is going to wait until all materials are received before starting construction. Construction is expected to be completed by the end of October 2021.

Construction on the Brunswick Forest Parkway and Low Country Boulevard intersection is delayed due to manufacturing delays with the signposts and curbing. To minimize disruptions and impacts to the community, the contractor is going to wait until all materials are received before starting construction. Construction is scheduled to begin end of August/early September 2021.