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Latest on Lien and Bond Bills Pending in the General Assembly
Image from Wikipedia Commons Monday is upon is, the beginning of what is likely to be the penultimate week of the General Assembly’s 2012 short session. As my regular readers know, I’ve be… more →
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Latest on Lien and Bond Bills Pending in the General Assembly
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wrote 11 months ago: Image from Wikipedia Commons Monday is upon is, the beginning of what is likely to be the penultimat … more →
4th Circuit, Flawed NEPA Review Process Cast Doubt On the Future of the Monroe Connector Bypass
wrote 1 year ago: Image courtesy FreeFoto.com Remember the headline to my March 12, 2012 blog post about the Monroe Co … more →
BREAKING: 4th Circuit Blocks Monroe Bypass Project
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wrote 1 year ago: I just heard this news, which I have yet to digest and absorb. I’ll have a fuller update and … more →
Proposal To Toll I-95 Proving To Be VERY Controversial: Rep. Ellmers Introduces Federal Legislation To Stop It
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wrote 1 year ago: Rep. Ellmers (R-NC) In my February 6, 2012 blog post announcing the $4.4 billion widening of Interst … more →
Monroe Bypass Legal Saga Approaching End of Road, Could Impact Bonner Bridge Litigation
wrote 1 year ago: Image from ncdot.gov Oral arguments are set to take place before the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals … more →
Important NCRC Update -- Electronic Version To Be Online Tomorrow
wrote 1 year ago: N.C. Insurance Commissioner & State Fire Marshal Wayne Goodwin (courtesy ncdoi.com) Good news, r … more →
2012 N.C. Residential Code Printing Snafu Has Some Local Governments Scrambling
wrote 1 year ago: A delay in printing the 2012 North Carolina Residential Building Code (“NCRC”), which by … more →
More on Highway Financing through Public-Private Partnerships
wrote 1 year ago: A couple of my blog posts have mentioned the use of public-private partnerships (“PPPs”) … more →
Conversion of I-95 To Toll Road Likely To Be Controversial
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wrote 1 year ago: As reported in the Fayetteville Observer over the weekend, the N.C. Department of Transportation ( … more →
Jackson County Public Library Wins Outstanding Facility Award
wrote 1 year ago: There is not such a cradle of democracy upon the earth as the Free Public Library, this republic of … more →
$59 Million Cancer Center in 90 Seconds
wrote 1 year ago: Congratulations to everyone involved in the completion of Mission Hospital’s SECU Cancer Cente … more →
Challenge To Responsiveness Of Bid For Rocky Mount Project Falls Short -- But Should It Have?
wrote 1 year ago: I just caught this article from the Rocky Mount Telegram regarding last Thursday’s decision by … more →
Unemployment Update: Construction Sector Posts September Gains; Should ARRA Get Any Credit?
wrote 1 year ago: The North Carolina Employment Security Commission (“ECS”) released its September unemplo … more →
Raleigh Voters Bullish On Increased Infrastructure Spending
wrote 1 year ago: Image by Jeroen van Oostrom via FreeDigitalPhotos.net Voters in Raleigh yesterday overwhelmingly sup … more →
Contractor Selected To Rebuild Historic Chatham County Courthouse
wrote 1 year ago: Eighteen months after a devastating fire, the historic Chatham County Courthouse will soon be rebuil … more →
Guilford County Voters, Can You Spare Ten Billion Dimes?
wrote 1 year ago: As reported in this week’s Rhino Times, officials with Guilford County Schools are seeking $1. … more →
Charlotte Commuters Feeling HOT HOT HOT?
wrote 1 year ago: Creative carpool-lane scofflaws, like this artiste from New York, might soon be able to retire their … more →
High Speed Rail Through Raleigh: Light At The End Of The Tunnel?
wrote 1 year ago: Image courtesy Sura Nualpradid via FreeDigitalPhotos.net As reported in today’s News & Obs … more →
Policy Change Could Expedite New Construction at NCCU
wrote 1 year ago: Earlier this week, the Durham City Council voted unanimously to approve a “university zoning … more →
