Description
Burying the power lines along Six Forks Rd would not only significantly spruce up the corridor; it would also protect the surrounding areas from power outages from storm damage. The power lines primarily start at Rowan and continue north.
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City of Raleigh 3 (Verified Official)
Acknowledged Six Forks Corridor Study (Verified Official)
Thank you for your recommendation. The City is in the beginning stages of a corridor planning process for Six Forks Road from just south of I-440 north to Lynn Road. As part of this plan we are hoping to identify opportunities such as this to help improve the appearance of the corridor.
In terms of the corridor plan, we began with a public visioning workshop late last year to kick off the process. We expect to pick back up with public meetings in early 2014, with a consultant leading the effort. Please visit http://www.raleighnc.gov/urbandesign and click on Six Forks Corridor Study for more information. You can also sign up on that page to receive email updates on the study. We hope you get involved with the study as we move forward.
If you would like to contact me directly, my name is Carter Pettibone. My phone number is 919-996-4643 and my email is carter.pettibone@raleighnc.gov.
I will add your idea to the list of opportunities in our Workshop Summary Report.
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