In 7-4 Vote, Charlotte City Council Puts Controversial I-77 Toll Lanes Project Back in Motion

Charlotte City Council revives I-77 South toll lanes

In 7-4 vote, Charlotte City Council puts controversial I-77 toll lanes project back in motion

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Charlotte City Council voted Monday night to change its position, again, on the controversial I-77 South toll lanes project. The four council members voted to halt the project were Renee Perkins Johnson, JD Mazuera Arias, LaWana Mayfield, and Victoria Watlington. Dimple Ajmera, James Mitchell, Dante Anderson, Malcolm Graham, Joi Mayo, Kimberly Owens and Ed Driggs voted to move it forward. This reversal comes after intense press…

Charlotte revives I-77 toll lanes to SC line after legislature required payback

Charlotte City Council votes 7-4 to restore support for I-77 South project

The Charlotte City Council is set to take another look at the future of I-77 South Monday night after the controversial widening project was canceled earlier this year.

Charlotte City Council approves $4.3B I-77 expansion project

Charlotte flips again on I-77 toll lane project

This episode is sponsored by Revelation Gold Group – The Charlotte City Council voted last night to reverse its previous reversal and re-support the I-77 toll lane project, after the North Carolina Legislature threatened to penalize the city for the costs of planning and design work on the project.