Cayce Avenues Drainage Project

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Cayce Avenues Drainage Project

Cayce continues to serve as part of the solution for the drainage concerns of our Avenues residents!

We understand the urgency and concern of our citizens as their homes and their property is their largest investment. In Cayce, we value low cost of living and strive to maintain this for our citizens. To serve as the sole source of funding needed to fully fix this astronomical infrastructure problems would mean a drastic tax increase. Instead, we have taken the approach of serving as a part of the

solution to the concerns of our citizens with the runoff from our State and County owned roads! Follow along to find out how our local government works for you!

03/24/2026

ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE: Please be advised that effective Monday, March 30th a portion of Axtell Drive will be closed due to construction. The attached map shows the detour route (thick red line) and the portion of the road that will be closed. Motorists are encouraged use caution and stay alert following detour signage during this period. A follow-up notice will be issued once the road has been fully reopened. Please see the map included for the location of the closure.

02/25/2026

We wanted to share a brief update on ongoing work related to the Cayce Avenues Drainage Project:
Indigo Outfall Update:

• The installation of large diameter pipes on Honeysuckle Street and Indigo Avenue is nearing completion. The next phase of work will involve installation of the headwall in Guignard Park. Please continue to stay alert and observe all road closure and park signage in the area.
Additional updates will be provided once all roads have reopened.
Thank you for your attention and cooperation. For ongoing project updates, visit CayceDrainage.com.

11/06/2025

The Lexington Countywide Stormwater Consortium is comprised of representatives from 7 municipalities and the County of Lexington. Our 7 municipalities include: Town of Lexington, Town of Pine Ridge, Town of Irmo, Town of South Congaree, Town of Springdale, City of Cayce, and City of West Columbia.

We will strive to enhance and support healthy, fishable and swimmable waterways in Lexington County through public education and stakeholder collaboration.

You can read their latest newsletter here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/q93b16ohkdpubn8zr92tg/November-2025-Water-Watch-002.pdf?rlkey=3730dmx7ene6kthd7vzcukki9&e=1&st=zckb45lp&dl=0

Register to receive their newsletters here: https://lcswc.com/newsletter/

10/06/2025

ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE:

Please be advised that effective Monday, October 13, 2025, the intersection of Deliesseline Road and Honeysuckle Street will be closed, and other portions of Deliesseline and Honeysuckle will be open to local traffic only. The closure is expected to last through the end of this calendar year.

Motorists are encouraged to plan alternate routes during this period. A follow-up notice will be issued once the intersection has been reopened. Please see the map included for the location of the closure.

Sign up to receive the latest updates at caycedrainage.com

08/26/2025

ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE:

Please be advised that effective Tuesday, September 2, 2025, the intersection of Indigo Avenue and Honeysuckle Street will be closed for approximately four weeks due to construction. Motorists are encouraged to plan alternate routes during this period. A follow-up notice will be issued once the intersection has been reopened. Please see the map included for the location of the closure.

08/11/2025

One of everyone's favorite Cayce trails is the Guignard Park Walking Trail! This trail is now OPEN! ✅

08/01/2025

Reminder: Effective August 4th, the intersection of Deliesseline Road and Honeysuckle Street will be closed for construction work. The closure is expected to last through Friday, August 8th!

07/23/2025

Traffic Alert: State Street is now open to thru traffic.

The road has reopened and normal traffic flow has resumed. Thank you for your patience during the closure.

07/21/2025

Important Update: Temporary Closure of Naples Avenue Entry to the Cayce Riverwalk

Beginning July 21, the N Ave entry will be temporarily closed to allow for the construction of a new stormwater culvert as part of the Cayce Avenues Drainage Project.

As the City of Cayce is committed to being part of the solution, this essential infrastructure improvement is designed to enhance long-term safety and drainage in the area.

The closure is expected to remain in effect through late 2025, or until construction is complete and the site is deemed safe for public access.

During this time, the Riverwalk will remain open and accessible via the following alternate entrances:

321 Lyles Street (public parking available at 1908 State Street)

Thomas Newman Boat Landing, located at the end of Granby Landing Road (off Old State Road)

If you have questions about the Cayce Avenues Drainage Project, visit caycedrainage.com or call 803-939-9321

07/14/2025

Update: The contractor for the Indigo Outfall will be working on soil borings at Guignard Park this afternoon and will be working in the Deliesseline and Honeysuckle right-of-way tomorrow. They will be drilling a small hole in the pavement and will have everything cleaned up by the end of the work day.

07/12/2025

Update:

These notices reflect changes to road access and Riverwalk availability over the coming weeks:

Indigo Outfall Update - Week of July 14th:
Portions of State Street and Indigo Avenue will remain closed to thru traffic and open to local traffic only. Please stay alert, follow all temporary detour signage, and drive safely.

The detour map is available at CayceDrainage.com.

Naples Outfall Update - Closure Date Change:
Effective the week of July 21st, the main entrance to the Cayce Riverwalk (201 Naples Avenue) will be closed for the construction of a new storm water culvert.
This closure is expected to last through late 2025 and will be lifted once construction is complete and the area is deemed safe for reopening.

Alternate access points to the park include:
321 Lyles Street (parking at 1908 State Street) and the Thomas Newman Boat Landing at the end of Granby Landing Road (off Old State Rd.)

Thank you for your continued patience as we work to improve drainage infrastructure in the area. For additional information or future updates, please visit CayceDrainage.com.

07/10/2025

Take a look at the latest Cayce Avenues Drainage Project update from the July 8, 2025 City of Cayce Council Meeting!

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https://www.caycedrainage.com/, https://caycesc.gov/

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