Active transportation and recreation

West Sugar Creek Mobility Corridor RAISE Grant Project

West Sugar Creek Road between Nevin Road and North Tryon Street


Preliminary design or environmental reviewActive

Verified Project Information

Summary

The West Sugar Creek Mobility Corridor project will improve West Sugar Creek Road between Nevin Road and North Tryon Street with sidewalks, a shared-use path, safer crossings, lighting and three mobility hubs. The City is in design and right-of-way preparation, with construction scheduled to begin in March 2028.

Current stage: Preliminary design or environmental review.

Current condition: Active.

Key Facts

Estimated Cost

$35.60 million

as of 2026-05-21

Latest Progress

2026-05-21: The City reported that right-of-way acquisition was expected to start in summer 2026, construction was scheduled to begin in March 2028 and construction was expected to take about two years. The City listed a $35.6 million total project budget.

Project Leaders

City of Charlotte
Project owner, Project sponsor

Federal Highway Administration
Project sponsor

Project Funding

Funding type: Public · Status: Allocated

Federal Highway Administration: $12.00 million (2023)

Other funding contributors: City of Charlotte

Timeline

  1. Right-of-way and construction schedule announced

    The City reported that right-of-way acquisition was expected to start in summer 2026, construction was scheduled to begin in March 2028 and construction was expected to take about two years. The City listed a $35.6 million total project budget.

    Stage after event: Preliminary design or environmental review
  2. Project remains in design and public engagement

    The City lists the project phase as Design and documents a March 2026 virtual project presentation plus a May 2026 public meeting as part of ongoing design and community feedback.

    Stage after event: Preliminary design or environmental review
  3. Corridor mobility-hub design advances

    Public project descriptions identified three mobility hubs, a continuous multi-use path and sidewalk improvements as the primary design and construction scope, with an estimated project cost of approximately $24 million at that stage.

    Stage after event: Preliminary design or environmental review
  4. City receives $12 million RAISE grant

    The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded Charlotte a $12 million RAISE grant for engineering, right-of-way and construction of three mobility hubs, pedestrian crossings, lighting, a multi-use path and sidewalk improvements along West Sugar Creek Road.

    Stage after event: Funded or programmed

Geography

Project site / location

  • Charlotte, NC
  • Mecklenburg County, NC

Affected / impact geography

  • Charlotte, NC
  • Mecklenburg County, NC

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