Based on Chatham County’s vision for the Moncure Megasite (also known as Triangle Innovation Point), a 2,150-acre group of parcels under one ownership being promoted for industrial development, roadway improvements are needed in this area.

Chatham County’s Future Land Use and Conservation Plan indicates the area is an “Employment Center” and is targeted for future job-generating uses.

Development of the Triangle Innovation Point East site will support the County’s primary economic development goal to Diversify the tax base and generate more high quality, in-county jobs to reduce dependence on residential property taxes, create economic opportunity and reduce out-commuting. The project will support goals outlined in Chatham County’s Future Land Use and Conservation Plan. 

Public Meeting Information

In Person Public Meeting

August 16, 20022

Chatham County Agriculture and Conference Center

1192 U.S. Hwy 64 Business, Pittsboro

4-7 p.m.

Virtual Public Meeting

August 18, 2022

Register for the  Virtual Meeting

(once registered you will receive a link to join the meeting at the appropriate time)

Prefer to just listen to the presentation by phone?

Call (562) 247-8422   Code:  231-780-485

The Triangle Innovation Point Roadway Network Improvements will be completed in two phases.

Phase 1

Anticipated improvements include: 

• modifying the U.S. 1 interchange with Old U.S. 1 (Exit 84)
• adding a new U.S. 1 interchange with New Elam Church Road 
• realigning New Elam Church Road between U.S. 1 and Old U.S. 1
  • upgrading this section of New Elam Church Road to a multi-lane facility
• constructing interchange access from realigned New Elam Church Road to Old U.S. 1
  • spanning the railroad right of way with the interchange bridge
• improving the Christian Chapel Church Road intersection with N.C. 42
• improving the Pea Ridge Road intersection with Old U.S. 1

Phase 2

Anticipated improvements include: 

• revising the existing U.S. 1 interchange with Pea Ridge Road (Exit 81)
• realigning Pea Ridge Road between U.S. 1 and Old U.S. 1
  • upgrading this section of Pea Ridge Road to a multi-lane facility
• constructing interchange access from realigned Pea Ridge Road to Old U.S. 1
  • spanning the railroad right of way with the interchange bridge

Learn more on the North Carolina Department of Transportation website: https://ncdot.publicinput.com/Chatham-TIP-Road-Improvements

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Amanda Hoyle, Regional Director with Metrostudy, will give a presentation on the local and regional housing market. Prior to joining Metrostudy’s Raleigh office in 2017, Amanda spent 16 years as a senior writer and reporter responsible for the coverage of residential and commercial real estate in the Triangle-area market for Triangle Business Journal.

Each elected board will have an opportunity to share updates at the meeting. The meeting is open to the public.

For more information, contact Alyssa Byrd, President of Chatham EDC, at 919-542-8274 or Cindy Poindexter, President and CEO of the Chatham Chamber of Commerce, at 919-742-3333.

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Ryan Combs, Executive Director of the Research Triangle Regional Partnership, will present an update on his team’s efforts to promote the region and counties within the region for economic development purposes. Representatives from Chatham County, Siler City, Pittsboro, Goldston and the Chatham County Board of Education will have the opportunity provide an update on activities within their administrations.

The Chatham County Agriculture and Conference center is located at 1192 US 64 W Bus in Pittsboro. For any questions, contact Chatham County Economic Development Corporation at 919-542-8274.

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