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6/6/2014 NCDOT: Monroe Bypass
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Monroe Bypass
Project Overview and Purpose
The North Carolina Department of Transportation is proposing to build a toll road extending
nearly 20 miles from US 74 near I-485 in Mecklenburg County to US 74 between the towns of
Wingate and Marshville in Union County.
US 74 serves as an important commercial corridor for Union and Mecklenburg County residents
and businesses, giving many retail, commercial and employment centers direct access to and
from the highway.
The Monroe Bypass will improve mobility and capacity within the project study area by
providing a facility for the US 74 corridor that allows for high-speed regional travel consistent
with the designations of the North Carolina Strategic Highway Corridor program and the North
Carolina Intrastate System, while maintaining access to properties along existing US 74.
Project Resources
Additional project information and documents
Latest News and Updates
December Public Meetings
November 15, 2013: NCDOT has been working in close coordination with other units of
NCDOT and FHWA to prepare additional documentation to respond to the Circuit Court’s
concerns. The Draft Supplemental Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the project
was signed by NCDOT and FHWA on November 8, 2013 and is now available for public review.
Links to the sections of the Draft Supplemental Final EIS and supporting documents are
provided below. NCDOT will be hosting one Open House and two combined Open House/Public
Hearings on December 9, 10, and 11 to provide updates on the project and receive comments
on the Draft Supplemental Final EIS.
November 8, 2013: The draft supplemental final environmental impact statement (EIS) was
approved, and preparations are in progress to develop the final supplemental documents.
Several public meetings were conducted in December to inform interested citizens of next
steps.
For more information, see the Project Resources
News Releases
Status LONG-RANGE
STUDIES
IN
DEVELOPMENT UNDER
CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE
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Project Hot line: 1-800-475-6402
Email: [e-mail]
A ddress: 1548 Mail S ervice Center,
Raleigh, NC 27699-1548
Right of Way Cont act:
Paul D. Wilson, SR/WA
S enior Real Estate Representative
w ith the NC Turnpike Authority
Email: [e-mail]
Currently, no recent news releases.
Pro ject Schedule (subject t o change)
Draft Supple me nt al Enviro nme nt al Do cume nt Nove mbe r 8, 2 013 –
CO MPLET E
Public Co mme nt Pe riod on Draft Supple me nt al Environme nt al
Do cume nt January 6, 20 14 – CO MPLET E
Final Supple me nt al Environme nt al Docume nt / Rec ord o f De cisio n Spring 201 4

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