Posts Tagged ‘North Carolina Land Condemnation Attorneys’
Will Your Business Be Affected by The U.S. 70 Improvements Project in New Bern/James City?
The North Carolina Department of Transportation is planning to make Improvements to U.S. 70 in New Bern/James City. The intended project is a 2.5 mile long stretch between Garner Road to the Neuse Rive Bridge with the overall goal of improving traffic flow in this area. While this may be seen as a positive improvement…
Read MoreN.C. 540 Southeast Extension Moving Forward After Approval of Final Environmental Impact Statement
In April 2016, NCDOT selected the orange-green-mint-green alternative route as the preferred alternative for construction of the N.C. 540 Southeast Extension project. However, many environmentalists expressed concern because this route crosses Swift Creek which contains protected muscle species. Therefore, the project was put on hold. The two species of concern are the federally endangered Dwarf…
Read MoreResidents Concerned about Construction of U.S. 321 Road Widening Project
A problem that continues to persist along U.S. 321 is heavy congestion between Hickory and Lenoir. Unfortunately, this congestion is only anticipated to increase as traffic volumes increase over the next 20 years. Fortunately, U-4700 (U.S. 321 Road Widening Project) is in development to help address this problem. The project is broken into 4 sections- …
Read MoreRight of Way Acquisition for NC 16 Road Widening Project Could Affect Hundreds of Landowners in Catawba County
R-3100 NC 16 Road Widening project in eastern Catawba County involves a four-lane widening of NC 16 due to the anticipated increase in traffic on this roadway over the next few years. This project is split into two sections, covering over 9 miles in total: Section A: Runs from Tower Road (SR 1895) to Caldwell…
Read MoreR-5703 C.F. Harvey Parkway Extension to Affect More Than 50 Properties in Lenoir County
The R-5703 project has put many property owners in a difficult position. You may be facing big financial losses so it is important that you speak with an experienced North Carolina Land Condemnation attorney. At Henson Fuerst, we are uniquely qualified to help with your eminent domain situation, and are here to help you immediately.…
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