For that matter, I never understand how the Exxon at Veteran's Parkway and Cornwallis Road stays in business. I see 1-2 cars there ever, they are...
The one at Flowers is fairly new right, 2021? The one at Battle Bridge and Rock Quary, that one is definitely like 15 years old. I remember it...
The other one that always amazes me is that Arby's is still doing well. Don't get me wrong their food isn't bad. It's just that it is expensive...
Almost none left it seems in the Triangle. I feel like several of the Applebee's in the Triangle must be on their way out as well. We have been...
The site is less than an acre (0.68 buildable), seems very small for a McDs. The one at 40/42 is on 1.06, and that feels tight. The one in...
Oh, and the sign is up at Veteran's parkway by Walmart, a WaWa is coming there at the light. They have foundation work already completed, working...
I assumed the area fenced off by the road is just being used as a lay down yard, it was just a grass field before. I think they may add parking...
They definitely don't make it easy, this is the helipad that was recently moved - https://townofclaytonnc.civicweb.net/document/330244/ As for...
That was a long outage. In other news, it appears that T-Fiber is having a large outage today across NC
There's literally a big Sheetz 1.4 miles west of here already.
Seems about right, 20 years to widen 8 miles of a road by one lane each way is what we do best in NC. o_O Meanwhile NC540 will have built 30...
I think it took about 3-4 years. I would expect that NC36 from NC50 to Clayton Blvd would be finished sometime around 2036-2037. So just 10 more...
Just another 5 years before they MIGHT start construction - https://www.ncdot.gov/projects/nc-42-widening/Pages/default.aspx And they started...
This has been on the drawing board a long time. The original study was 11 years ago....
The current ROW for the road from the circle to the curve close to I-40 is 50 feet wide, once it parallels I-40, it's all the same ROW as the...
Current road shows 20 feet wide, on their plans it shows new road 30 feet wide.
Looks like just a hair over 2 acres if they get all 3 parcels. [ATTACH]
Chick-fil-A typically requires 1 to 2 acres of land to build a standard restaurant, which usually features a 4,000–5,000 square foot building,...
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I wish they would have put more focus on the trails in the first phase instead of the basketball courts. It would have been cheaper and more...
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