Residents of Huntersville and frequent travelers of NC115 have something to look forward to—a major improvement project that promises smoother and safer commutes. The section between McCord Road and NC73, commonly used as a bypass for the bustling I-77, is slated for an expansion from a two-lane road into a four-lane, median-divided thoroughfare. In addition to easing traffic, the Town has announced plans for 10-foot multi-use paths on both sides of NC115, supporting a variety of activities such as walking, biking, and more.
For those seeking details on this development, the Town of Huntersville is hosting an information meeting open to public participation. This informal gathering, as mentioned in Huntersville's official announcement, is set for next Tuesday, at Town Hall. Community members are invited to drop by any time from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. to peruse project specifics, ask questions, and voice their thoughts.
Reflecting our era's emphasis on inclusivity, the project also underlines the Town's commitment to civil rights. The expansion and improvement plans are being pursued with an assurance that no individual will be excluded or discriminated against on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, age, income, or gender. Such endeavors illustrate a resolve to build infrastructure that acknowledges and serves the diverse tapestry of its populace.
The NC115 project strides forward as an example of a state transportation improvement, locally administered to enhance the travel experience for all. Whether on wheels or on foot, travelers along the soon-to-be improved NC115 can anticipate a safer, more accommodating route. Updates and additional information on this project can be tracked via the project's page, where individuals are also welcome to share their contact information. Those with further questions can reach out directly to Engineering Manager Lora Mastrofrancesco at [email protected] or call at 704-766-2224.
