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NCDOT Hosting Public Workshop Regarding Proposed Highway 64 Corridor
Monday, May 19th, from 5-8 pm at Apex High School
The North Carolina Department of Transportation has been conducting a study to determine the best transition of Highway 64 from a highway to a freeway and expressway between Cary and Pittsboro. Dianne Khin, planning director for the Town of Apex, has sent the following message to Apex residents:
NCDOT is hosting a public workshop for the US 64 corridor study (Phase 2A) on Monday, May 19th from 5-8 p.m. at Apex High School. You may already be on their mailing list, but if not, please consider attending this comment session with as many neighbors as you can to voice your opinion regarding NCDOT's plan to make US 64 a freeway from US 1 in Cary through Pittsboro.
In their previous Phase 1 study, the plan was to make US 64 a freeway (limited access with interchanges) west of I-540. US 64 east of I-540 was planned to be a superstreet or expressway with some direct road and driveway access to US 64. At the public workshop on May 19th, Option 1 is closest to the proposed solution that came out of their Phase 1 study. Their new Options 2 and 3 are for freeway facilities all along US 64. Option 3 is the most ambitious with a 10 lane road section (freeway lanes plus frontage roads)—this optiion will remove vegetative buffers along the corridor and have a look similar to Independence Boulevard in Charlotte.
You can go to NCDOT's website at: http://www.ncdot.org/doh/preconstruct/tpb/SHC/studies/US64/Public to get more information, provide comments, and to sign up for future mailings.
Dianne Khin, AICP
Planning Director
Town of Apex
For more information, use the links and contacts found on the Town of Apex's Planning Department subpage.
Anticipated Pool Opening Date Moved to May 24th
Construction delays have forced the postponement of the Haddon Hall pool opening. It is now anticipated that the pool will open on May 24th. Please check this site and the white boards at the entrances for updates.
An Important Letter from the Haddon Hall Board
The Board has posted an important letter to residents of Haddon Hall regarding the covenants. The letter can be accessed by registered users only. Haddon Hall residents are encouraged to log on or register so they can access this information.
Link to the letter here.
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Latest Update from Apex Police Now Available
The Apex Police has released a new Crime Alert which is of particular interest to parents. Past Crime Alerts and police newsletters are posted on the Neighborhood Watch page.
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