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Lyles – Kilbourne Park Rebuild
Project Details
Dominion Energy and its contractors will enhance the existing Lyles – Kilbourne Park 115kV transmission line by replacing the current wooden structures with stronger, more wind-resistant galvanized steel poles. The new line will be designed to meet all modern electric safety codes and provide improved reliability for our customers.
Location
The project will begin at the existing Kilbourne Park substation at the intersection of Clemson Avenue and Trenholm Road. From there, it will follow the existing right of way, before reaching the vicinity of Richland Mall Substation near the intersection of Beltline and Forest Drive. Tree trimming and removals will also be required along the existing right of way. Dominion Energy contractors will perform the work with limited service interruptions anticipated during construction.
Timeframe
Engineering design and environmental permitting for the project began in 2025. Construction is scheduled to begin by summer 2027 and continue until the end of the year. In addition to weekdays and normal work hours, weekend work hours may be necessary to meet critical project schedules.
Traffic
The project will cross several highly traveled roadways in Columbia and Forest Acres, including S.C. Highway 16 (Beltline Boulevard) and S.C. Highway 12 (Forest Drive). The safety of our employees, contractors and the general public is our top priority. Dominion Energy, in cooperation with local law enforcement, will implement necessary traffic control measures and post signage for temporary lane closures.
Construction Related Impacts
Service Interruption
Your electric service may be impacted by this project.
Traffic
This project is expected to have some traffic impacts.
Noise
Noise levels will be moderate; permits are in place.
Construction Times
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Most work will be competed between these hours, on weekdays.
Environmental
This project will have some environmental impacts.
Neighborhood
Access to homeowners' property will be required in some neighborhoods.