NCDOT can’t stop development in Cape Fear Crossing’s path. That could mean demolishing homes later | Port City Daily

Chad Kimes, North Carolina Department of Transportation deputy division engineer, outlines an approximate area outside the proposed four-lane roadway system that will be studied during the merger and design process of Cape Fear Crossing. (Port City Daily/photo Johanna Ferebee)

NCDOT can’t stop development in Cape Fear Crossing’s path. That could mean demolishing homes later

BRUNSWICK COUNTY — There are four possible routes for the Cape Fear Crossing, but if the project gets fully funded, each one is certain to pass through recently developed residential areas in Leland — and that could mean eminent domain and demolition of homes in the future. Until the full $1 billion cost of the … Continue reading NCDOT can’t stop development in Cape Fear Crossing’s path. That could mean demolishing homes later