Dare County

Complicated Road Project Faces Many Hurdles

03/29/2012 by Catherine Kozak

The draft environmental impact statement for the proposed widening of U.S. 64 in Tyrrell and Dare counties contains 19 alternatives and describes numerous conflicts and tradeoffs.

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