Cary business owners push back on NCDOT project proposal: 'Would be devastating'
Dozens of small business owners in Cary are concerned about an $84M NCDOT project that could displace longtime stores near Maynard Road and Chatham Street. Dozens of small business owners in Cary, North Carolina, are concerned about an $84M NCDOT project that could potentially displace longtime stores near Maynard Road and Chatham Street. The project aims to improve safety at the railroad crossing at Maynard and Ch.atham Street and potentially displacing nearby businesses. The business owners include owners of furniture stores, barbershops, and Mexican, Indian, and Nepali restaurants. The NCDot plans to lower Maynard, build a bridge, create a new intersection and potentially relocate nearby businesses, with construction set to begin in 2030. The railroad crossing has been flagged for upgrades following several safety issues, including a collision in May between a train and a construction trailer. Business owners are providing comments to NCDOTT and taking their concerns to a Cary Town Council meeting to spread the word.
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Cary business owners push back on NCDOT project proposal: 'Would be devastating'
Dozens of small business owners in Cary are concerned about an $84M NCDOT project that could displace longtime stores ... [3557 symbols]
