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County manager denies Copper Builders’ Hilton Bluff project in Sledge Forest over road access safety concerns (opens the original)
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For over two years, Copper Builders has been sparring with advocates opposing their plans to develop a part of the Sledge Forest region of northwestern New Hanover County. The developer has scaled back its proposal, dropping a planned golf course and scaling back the project from 4,000 units to 1,800. Copper Builders also offered a deal to preserve 3,200 acres of the 4,000-acre property – but only if their project is approved as currently proposed. However, neighboring residents and environmenta
Can Wilmington eliminate traffic-related pedestrian and bicyclist deaths where others have struggled? (opens the original)
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Wilmington is working toward zero deaths or serious injuries on its roads by 2036 with a pledge to Vision Zero. The program, introduced in Sweden in 1997, aimed to reduce pedestrian and bicyclist deaths to zero by prioritizing human life and health over speed when designing roads. When Norway adopted the program several years later, they sought to accomplish safer roads by reducing city traffic, building paths for pedestrians and bicyclists that were separated from roads, and designing safer cro
Residents voice concerns at public hearing for Martin Marietta's Castle Hayne quarry expansion proposal (opens the original)
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This reporting project was made possible in part by a grant from the Fourth Estate Fund. Martin Marietta’s proposal would expand their Castle Hayne limestone mining operation by 358 acres, about the size of 270 football fields. This plan would affect 143 acres of medium and high-quality wetlands and nearly ten acres of open water, mostly along Island Creek, a tributary of the Northeast Cape Fear River. The hearing focused only on water quality, not potential noise issues, air pollution, or vibra
Proposed Martin Marietta quarry expansion in northern New Hanover County raises community concerns (opens the original)
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This reporting project was made possible in part by a grant from the Fourth Estate Fund. Martin Marietta Materials hopes to increase the size of its limestone pit near Castle Hayne by 358 acres to meet the continued building demands of the Wilmington area. This expansion will affect 143 acres of medium- to high-quality wetlands. The current Martin Marietta facility is located north of Holly Shelter Road in the northern part of New Hanover County, an area with several industrial facilities. The e
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