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Debate over I-77 South toll lane project intensifies as deadline nears
The debate over the I-77 South toll lane project has intensified as deadlines approach for a potential vote by Charlotte City Council. The Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization is scheduled to take another vote on the project September 23, and council members voting against it could face paying back over $60 million in planning costs to the North Carolina Department of Transportation. Both proponents and opponents are rallying support before any upcoming votes.
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