U-5901: Airport Parkway - Salisbury

The proposed Airport Parkway project includes constructing a new two-lane roadway in the vicinity of the Mid-Carolina Regional Airport between Jake Alexander Boulevard and Peeler Road at U.S. 29.

Accommodations for pedestrians, bicycles, and transit are also being evaluated as part of the project.

Conceptual alignment alternatives and design concepts are under development at this time.

Environmental studies are underway and are anticipated to be complete in 2020.

Your help in gathering data and local information along with your comments on conceptual alignments and potential cross sections is needed.

Please take a few minutes and review the information and questions below and provide as much information as possible.

For additional information on this project, please visit: https://www.ncdot.gov/projects/airport-parkway/

Transportation Issues:

Please take a moment to review the maps provided and provide feedback on the corridors provided. Your responses will provide us valuable information that will assist the project team in developing alternatives for consideration.

Please select all of the following you feel apply to the Harrison Road corridor.

Too much traffic

Too many trucks

Too many driveways

Frequent accidents

Difficult to pull into or out of driveway

Needs bus service

Needs pedestrian facilities

Needs bicycle facilities

Closed to responses

Please select all of the following you feel apply to the N.C. 150 (Mooresville Road) corridor.

Too much traffic

Too many trucks

Too many driveways

Frequent accidents

Difficult to pull into or out of driveway

Needs bus service

Needs pedestrian facilities

Needs bicycle facilities

Closed to responses

Please select all of the following you feel apply to the Airport Road corridor.

Too much traffic

Too many trucks

Too many driveways

Frequent accidents

Difficult to pull into or out of driveway

Needs bus service

Needs pedestrian facilities

Needs bicycle facilities

Closed to responses

Please select all of the following you feel apply to the U.S. 29 (South Main Street) corridor.

Too much traffic

Too many trucks

Too many driveways

Frequent accidents

Difficult to pull into or out of driveway

Needs bus service

Needs pedestrian facilities

Needs bicycle facilities

Closed to responses

Please select all of the following you feel apply to the Rowan Mill Road corridor.

Too much traffic

Too many trucks

Too many driveways

Frequent accidents

Difficult to pull into or out of driveway

Needs bus service

Needs pedestrian facilities

Needs bicycle facilities

Closed to responses

Please select all of the following you feel apply to the U.S. 70 (Jake Alexander Boulevard) corridor.

Too much traffic

Too many trucks

Too many driveways

Frequent accidents

Difficult to pull into or out of driveway

Needs bus service

Needs pedestrian facilities

Needs bicycle facilities

Closed to responses

Please select all of the following you feel apply to the U.S. 70 (Jake Alexander Boulevard) corridor.

Too much traffic

Too many trucks

Too many driveways

Frequent accidents

Difficult to pull into or out of driveway

Needs bus service

Needs pedestrian facilities

Needs bicycle facilities

Closed to responses

Please select all of the following you feel apply to the Cedar Springs Road corridor.

Too much traffic

Too many trucks

Too many driveways

Frequent accidents

Difficult to pull into or out of driveway

Needs bus service

Needs pedestrian facilities

Needs bicycle facilities

Closed to responses

Origins and Destinations:

Knowing where people travel to and from on a regular basis is extremely important in developing alternatives for consideration.

Please review the map below and then answer the origin and destination blocks below.

Please list from / to for your top 5 typical trips.

Your privately-submitted comments:

Closed for Comments

Conceptual Alignments

13 conceptual alignents have been developed for consideration for the proposed Airport Parkway project.

Each potential alignment is made up of one or more color-coded segments shown on the map below.

The alignment segments are labeled from the beginning of the project (Cedar Springs Road at U.S. 29/S. Main Street) to the end of the project (Harrison Road or Brenner Avenue).

After reviewing the map, please provide input on the propposed alignments by selecting either "prefer' or "dislike" in the question section below.

Please indicate which alignments you PREFER.
(Select all that apply)

Alignment 1 - Navy

Alignment 2 - Navy + Yellow + Navy

Alignment 3 - Navy + Orange + Red + Navy

Alternative 4 - Navy + Yellow + Navy + Orange + Red + Navy

Alignment 6 - Navy + Orange + Purple + Green

Alignment 6 - Navy + Yellow + Navy + Orange + Purple + Green

Alignment 7 - Navy + Orange + Purple

Alignment 8 - Navy + Yellow + Navy + Orange + Purple

Alignment 9 - Navy + Yellow + Purple + Green

Alignment 10 - Navy + Yellow + Purple

Alignment 11 - Navy + Yellow + Pink + Green

Alignment 12 - Navy + Yellow + Pink + Green + Purple

Alignment 13 - Navy + Yellow + Pink + Purple

Closed to responses

Please indicate which alignments you DISLIKE.
(Select all that apply)

Alignment 1 - Navy

Alignment 2 - Navy + Yellow + Navy

Alignment 3 - Navy + Orange + Red + Navy

Alternative 4 - Navy + Yellow + Navy + Orange + Red + Navy

Alignment 6 - Navy + Orange + Purple + Green

Alignment 6 - Navy + Yellow + Navy + Orange + Purple + Green

Alignment 7 - Navy + Orange + Purple

Alignment 8 - Navy + Yellow + Navy + Orange + Purple

Alignment 9 - Navy + Yellow + Purple + Green

Alignment 10 - Navy + Yellow + Purple

Alignment 11 - Navy + Yellow + Pink + Green

Alignment 12 - Navy + Yellow + Pink + Green + Purple

Alignment 13 - Navy + Yellow + Pink + Purple

Closed to responses

PROPOSED TYPICAL SECTIONS

Typical Sections are detailed depictions of the roadway's principal features. These sections are the basis for construction details and information shown on the various plan sheets as the project progresses. Four typical sections are presented below for your review.

Typical Section 1:
Two twelve-foot lanes, 4-foot paved shoulder each side
(no curb and gutter)

I prefer this option

I do not like this option

Closed to responses

Typical Section 2:
Two fourteen-foot lanes with on-road bicycle use, curb and gutter and five foot sidewalk on each side

I prefer this option

I do not like this option

Closed to responses

Typical Section 3:
Two twelve-foot lanes with a five-foot bicycle lane in each direction, curb and gutter, a five-foot sidewalk on each side and an eight-foot transit shelter area

I prefer this option

I do not like this option

Closed to responses

Typical Section 4:
Two twelve foot lanes, a four-foot paved shoulder on one side, curb and gutter on the other, a ten-foot multi use path on one side and an eight-foot transit shelter area

I prefer this option

I do not like this option

Closed to responses

Are there additional comments your would like to provide to the project team?

Closed for Comments

I live in the Summerfield Development and I do not like the fact that this Navy road will come between our neighborhood and Forest Glen beside us. We already have enough traffic on Highway 150 but at least our neighborhood is quiet and peaceful. This would change with a road runn...See More

Reply 14 Agree6 years ago

The area of Mooresville Road west of Rowan Mills is heavily residential an as such is a peaceful area. Please do not destroy the beauty of this area by building a road intended to carry large amounts of traffic through that area - including through the established residential dev...See More

Reply 14 Agree6 years ago

As a taxpayer, I do not believe tax dollars need to be spent on this project regardless of the route taken. It is just not needed! As a homeowner potentially affected by this project I strongly object to the use of any portion of the Summerfield subdivision being used. You will ...See More

2 Agree6 years ago

I agree.

Agree6 years ago

Please do not disrupt the serenity of the subdivisions that would be affected by the Navy route. Summerfield and Forest glen in particular would be adversely effected with the Navy route which would traverse in between the 2 subdivisions and be in the back yards of multiple home...See More

Reply 7 Agree6 years ago

I would like to think the DOT could do better than this . It looks like many of the new routes are going through residential areas or a golf course. I think improving the road system we already have in place would be a lot better than building a new roads and bridges

Reply 7 Agree6 years ago

I agree.

1 Agree6 years ago

Draw common drives you take in the vicinity of Airport Road (Origin to Destination.)

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Transportation Issues:

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Please select all of the following you feel apply to the Harrison Road corridor.

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Please select all of the following you feel apply to the N.C. 150 (Mooresville Road) corridor.

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Please select all of the following you feel apply to the Airport Road corridor.

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Please select all of the following you feel apply to the U.S. 29 (South Main Street) corridor.

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Please select all of the following you feel apply to the Rowan Mill Road corridor.

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Please select all of the following you feel apply to the U.S. 70 (Jake Alexander Boulevard) corridor.

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Please select all of the following you feel apply to the U.S. 70 (Jake Alexander Boulevard) corridor.

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Please select all of the following you feel apply to the Cedar Springs Road corridor.

Origins and Destinations:

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Please list from / to for your top 5 typical trips.

Conceptual Alignments

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Please indicate which alignments you PREFER. (Select all that apply)

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Please indicate which alignments you DISLIKE. (Select all that apply)

PROPOSED TYPICAL SECTIONS

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Typical Section 1: Two twelve-foot lanes, 4-foot paved shoulder each side (no curb and gutter)

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Typical Section 2: Two fourteen-foot lanes with on-road bicycle use, curb and gutter and five foot sidewalk on each side

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Typical Section 3: Two twelve-foot lanes with a five-foot bicycle lane in each direction, curb and gutter, a five-foot sidewalk on each side and an eight-foot transit shelter area

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Typical Section 4: Two twelve foot lanes, a four-foot paved shoulder on one side, curb and gutter on the other, a ten-foot multi use path on one side and an eight-foot transit shelter area

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Are there additional comments your would like to provide to the project team?

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Draw common drives you take in the vicinity of Airport Road (Origin to Destination.)

Please indicate which alignments you PREFER.
(Select all that apply)

Please indicate which alignments you DISLIKE.
(Select all that apply)

Typical Section 1:
Two twelve-foot lanes, 4-foot paved shoulder each side
(no curb and gutter)

Typical Section 2:
Two fourteen-foot lanes with on-road bicycle use, curb and gutter and five foot sidewalk on each side

Typical Section 3:
Two twelve-foot lanes with a five-foot bicycle lane in each direction, curb and gutter, a five-foot sidewalk on each side and an eight-foot transit shelter area

Typical Section 4:
Two twelve foot lanes, a four-foot paved shoulder on one side, curb and gutter on the other, a ten-foot multi use path on one side and an eight-foot transit shelter area