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Greenville Southwest Bypass

Greenville Southwest Bypass
Fast Facts:

Est. Completion Date: TBA

Project Cost: $242,072,420

Project Team: HW Lochner (Planning studies)

Region(s): Coastal

Construction Progress Report

News & Updates:

A Public Hearing and a Pre-Hearing Workshop have been scheduled for Thursday, November 20, 2008 at the Temple Free Will Baptist Church in Winterville. At the hearing, the public will have the opportunity to learn more about the project, view project maps, and discuss the project with representatives of the study team. A Pre-Hearing Workshop will be held from 4:30 to 6:30pm; the public is welcome to drop in at any time. The formal public hearing will begin at 7:00pm and will include a formal presentation by NCDOT and time for the public to make comments about the project. A newsletter to include more details about the hearing will be sent to all those on the project mailing list and can be found here.

The maps that will be presented at the Public Hearing and Pre-Hearing Workshop can be found here.

The project is included in the 2009-2015 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) as TIP Project No. R-2250. Right-of-way acquisition is scheduled to begin in 2009; construction of the project is currently unfunded.

Why is this project necessary?

The purpose of the project is to improve traffic flow and congestion on Memorial Drive (NC 11) and Stantonsburg Road (US 264 Business) within the project area; relieve congestion on NC 11 in Greenville, thereby improving safety and reducing the potential for accidents; and improve regional travel along the US 264/NC 11 corridor.

Project Highlights:

Key Milestones

In November 2006, the project Merger Team selected Alternative 4-EXT as the Preferred Alternative for the project. In June 2007, the project Merger Team decided to remove the proposed interchange at NC 903 in order to minimize impacts to the Renston Rural Historic District. NCDOT has also recently completed the project's Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS), which details all work done to date as well as the selection of the preferred alternative. NCDOT then finalized this selection in the project’s Record of Decision (ROD), completed in August 2008.

The Final Environmental Impact Statement can be found here.

The Record of Decision can be found here.

Contact Information:

Greenville Southwest Bypass Study Beth Smyre, P.E.
NC Department of Transportation
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