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Beaufort County seeks public input on US 21 corridor study from US 217 to Neil Road
Summary
Beaufort County Engineering invited residents, business owners and commuters to review draft recommendations for the US 21 corridor (US 217 to Neil Road) and submit comments via the Beaufort County Connect project page to guide safety, access and multimodal improvements.
Beaufort County Engineering is asking residents, business owners and commuters to review recommendations in a US 21 corridor study that examines roadway conditions and potential access-management and safety improvements between US 217 and Neil Road.
The county said the study focuses on reducing crashes, improving traffic flow and maintaining access to homes, businesses, schools and community destinations while identifying opportunities for bicycle and pedestrian connections where appropriate. "Public input will help guide future transportation planning efforts and identify priorities for improving traffic flow while maintaining access to homes, businesses, schools and community destinations," Kevin Libby said on the county bulletin.
Residents can review the study recommendations and submit comments through the Beaufort County Connect project page; a full press release and a link to the project page are available on the county's news site. The bulletin did not provide schedule details for any hearings or an implementation timeline; county staff are expected to use public comments to refine recommendations prior to any formal project approvals.
