It does not look like the goal is cancellation of the Cintra contract. That is disappointing.
One can see the meeting going something like this...
Toll opponents make a valid point. NCDOT/Cintra says "no that is not true."
Repeat ad nauseam.
To be clear, I hope that is not the case, but the info below does not give that impression.
Hopefully, when the final agenda comes out it has some concrete actionable items on it.
From Rep Charles Jeter to all invitees...
The CRTPO/Municipal Summit will be held at Cornelius Town Hall on Monday November 23rd at 9:00am.
Please advise asap if you are planning on attending or know if you cannot attend. We need to make sure we are properly set-up based on the number of invitees planning to attend.
An official agenda will be forthcoming, but here are some answers to the FAQ’s I’ve received…
- Will the meeting be public? Yes
- How long will the meeting last? We hope to have a productive and organized meeting, however, we do not want to cut off any questions or discussion. The meeting length will be up to the participants other than my promise of having a hard stop at noon.
- What do we hope to accomplish? The purpose of this meeting will not be a complaint-fest of arguing back and forth. This is designed to separate fact from fiction regarding the project and to determine what options exist and the ramifications of any alternate solutions that will may be presented. This summit will not be limited to the current project, but will include a discussion of managed lanes region-wide. As a result, we believe it is imperative for all CRTPO represented government entities to attend.
- Who will facilitate the meeting? I will lead the meeting and will be very strict in keeping decorum. Regardless of anyone’s predisposition to this issue, we are all trying solve the transportation issues of our region and any attempts to turn this into a circus will be immediately stopped.
- Will there be any presentations? Yes, both the NCDOT and the Lake Norman Chamber will make presentations, though I have asked each to be brief.
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