NC210ECG - Cape Fear Council of Governments

Project Overview and Schedule

The NC-210 Feasibility Study corridor is a 16.2-mile corridor in Pender County connecting existing park trails in the Holly Shelter Game Land and North Topsail Beach.

This plan will determine the feasibility of constructing the East Coast Greenway (ECG) from the Nelva R. Albury Recreation Area in Surf City (at the intersection of NC 210 and Broadway Street) to the intersection of US 17 and SR 1565 (Country Club Drive), primarily along the East Coast Greenway proposed corridor.

The study team will evaluate the corridor’s potential to create dedicated biking and/or walking facilities as part of the ECG system that is physically separated from the roadway.

The NC-210 Feasibility Study will include:

Existing conditions analysis.
Alternatives development, including analysis of natural and human environmental constraints, along the East Coast Greenway proposed corridor and along potential alternate routes.
Stakeholder and public engagement to determine known constraints, gauge public support for the project, and help select a preferred alternative.
Development of a final study document.

Project Schedule

Study Area Map

Route Alternatives Map(s)

Survey Link

Survey Link:

https://publicinput.com/NC210_ECG_Study

The purpose of the survey is to:

Introduce the NC 210 ECG Feasibility Study and gauge public support.
Solicit and compile public comment on destinations, opportunities and challenges, user preferences, and route preferences.
Fulfill requests for information.
Develop an email contact list of interested parties.

The survey will be open for public comment through Friday, August 5, 2022

Survey Results

Steering Committee Meeting Presentations

Community Input Meeting Information, Presentations, and/or Input

Draft Study

NC 210 East Coast Greenway Feasibility Study

Project Schedule

Survey Link:

Public Meetings