Transportation

Moores Chapel Road Realignment – Digital Moores Chapel

Moores Chapel Road near Moores Chapel Loop Road and U.S. 74/Wilkinson Boulevard


Preliminary design or environmental reviewActive

Verified Project Information

Summary

The Moores Chapel Road Realignment is a developer-obligated public-road project in west Charlotte. The approved preliminary plan shifts part of the NCDOT-maintained road, preserves a connection to Moores Chapel Loop Road, and adds 12-foot multi-use paths. Digital Moores Chapel LLC must substantially complete the work before the first certificate of occupancy for its adjacent data-center site.

Current stage: Preliminary design or environmental review.

Current condition: Active.

Key Facts

Estimated Cost

No overall project cost is published.

Latest Progress

2026-05-13: Independent reporting on Charlotte's proposed data-center moratorium said the approved Moores Chapel campus was vested and would not be stopped. The report supports an active condition for the development obligation but does not establish final road design, a construction contract, or a road-construction start.

Project Leaders

Digital Moores Chapel LLC
Project sponsor

North Carolina Department of Transportation
Project owner

Project Funding

No approved funding information is published.

Timeline

  1. Moratorium proposal leaves approval intact

    Independent reporting on Charlotte's proposed data-center moratorium said the approved Moores Chapel campus was vested and would not be stopped. The report supports an active condition for the development obligation but does not establish final road design, a construction contract, or a road-construction start.

  2. Council renews realignment obligation

    Charlotte City Council approved Rezoning Petition 2024-144. The approved plan requires Digital Moores Chapel LLC to construct and substantially complete the realignment before the first site certificate of occupancy, retain a connection to Moores Chapel Loop Road, secure CDOT and NCDOT approval, and convey required rights-of-way.

    Stage after event: Preliminary design or environmental review
  3. Data-center plan updates road design

    Kimley-Horn prepared an updated preliminary road sheet for the Digital Charlotte Moores Chapel proposal using Burton Engineering reference plans. The sheet shows a 75-foot right-of-way, two travel lanes, planting strips, and 12-foot multi-use paths on both sides, but it is marked preliminary and not for construction.

    Stage after event: Preliminary design or environmental review
  4. Industrial plan establishes road realignment

    Charlotte approved the Project Square Grooves industrial plan with a preliminary Moores Chapel Road realignment. The plan established the road concept and tied its delivery to development of the adjacent industrial site.

    Stage after event: Preliminary design or environmental review

Geography

Project site / location

  • Mecklenburg County, NC

Affected / impact geography

  • Mecklenburg County, NC

Map

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