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Statesville Road Widening
I-85 to Sunset
A 2000 Transportation Bond Project
(Approved in the 2000 Transportation Bond Referendum for planning and design)
 
Statesville Road (I-85 to Sunset) will be widened from two lanes to four lanes and will include a median, curb and gutter, sidewalks, bicycle facilities, and planting strips. 
 
An adjacent project, Cindy Lane Extension,  will extend Cindy Lane to the Nevin Road / Lake Road intersection on new location for added connectivity.  The Cindy Lane Extension will consist of  two lanes, turn lanes, median, planting strips, bicycle facilities, curb and gutter, and sidewalks.  Click on Cindy Lane Extension to go directly to that site.
 
Project newsletters and postcards have been mailed to adjacent citizens and businesses.  Click on the links below to view the communication pieces:
Summer 2006: Statesville/Cindy Lane postcard
Winter 2006:  Statesville/Cindy Lane Newsletter
Statesville Road map
 
 

Statesville Road
This 2000 Transportation  Bond Project will widen Statesville Road to four lanes.

What's happened?
City staff worked with Mullkey Engineering to complete preliminary planning and design for the project.  Unfortunately, there is no funding available for real estate acquisiton or construction.   

What's next? This project is on hold until funding is available.

Who to contact?
Imad Fakhredin, 704-336-7926.

 
 

Planning and preliminary design for these two projects has taken place.  Cindy Lane was approved in the November 2004 Transportation Bonds.  Click on Cindy Lane Extension to go directly to that site.   Funds for the Statesville Road Widening Project will be included in a future bond Referendum.

Objectives:

  • To support and respond to growth in the North Transit Corridor 
  • Provide community connectivity by providing sidewalks and bicycle facilities
  • To provide an alternate route to I-77 (Statesville Road)
  • Reduce congestion and improve safety
  • Minimize impact to large oak trees on Statesville Road
  • Minimize impact to the community 
Cost: 24,600,000
Please note that this figure includes all costs associated with the project such as planning and design, acquiring the right of way, utility relocation, consultant fee, construction, and landscaping.   
 
The Engineering & Property Management (E&PM) project team will manage the Statesville Road Widening project through the stages listed below.  Specific work is conducted during each stage with an emphasis on public involvement during the planning and design phases. 
 
Public meetings held: 
March 29, 2001
September 20, 2001
                                                                                   
Planning and Design Phase (Begin Winter 2000)
City staff is currently working with Mulkey Engineering to plan and design the improvements to Statesville Road.  These plans are based on safety, cost, benefits, traffic analysis and a public involvement process that allowed citizens and nearby businesses to provide input at two public meetings. 
 
Funding for real estate acquisition and construction activities may be included in a future Transportation Bond Referendum, possibly in November 2008.
 
Real Estate Phase (To be determined once funding is identified)
The City's Real Estate staff will work with citizens and businesses to acquire right of way and property easements needed for construction work. 
 
Bid Phase (To be determined once funding is identified)
During the bid phase, final specifications and special provisions will be prepared and quantities of material will be determined.  The City of Charlotte follows the North Carolina state regulations and selects the lowest, responsible bidder. 
 
Construction Phase (To be determined once funding is identified)
E&PM staff will work closely with the contractor and property owners to ensure right of way agreements are followed.
Project Contacts:

Imad Fakhreddin, P.E., Engineering Project Manager, 704-336-7926
Tom Sorrentino, P.E., Transportation Project Manager, 704-336-3934