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Proposed state move to recoup I-77 toll lane costs sparks outrage
North Carolina lawmakers propose an amendment requiring cities that opposed the I-77 toll lane project to repay $60 million in costs, sparking accusations of coercion from local leaders. Mecklenburg County and six other municipalities withdrew support for the project, and the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization may reconsider its stance at an upcoming meeting.
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