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'Unprecedented penalty': Cornelius reverses opposition to I-77 South toll lanes after state budget threatens claw backs
Cornelius leaders are reversing their opposition to the I-77 South toll lane project due to concerns a new state budget provision could require repayment of millions in transportation planning costs. The town claims it cannot afford potential financial repercussions from continuing its opposition.
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