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Killing Mid-Currituck Bridge could cost up to $10 million
Killing mid-county span could cost up to $10 million Sam Walker | The Outer Banks Voice | August 30, 2012  
Artist rendering of Mid-Currituck Bridge in Aydlett. (NCDOT)
In response to questions raised by state lawmakers about a proposed toll bridge between Corolla and the mainland, the head of the N.C. Turnpike Authority said killing the project would cost the state up to $10 million.  
The state would also be on the hook for at least 30 years to pay the difference between toll revenues and what it would cost to build the Mid-Currituck bridge. The estimated cost of the project is $650 million.
In a letter dated Aug. 3, Executive Director David Joyner, answered a series of questions posed in July by the four co-chairs of Joint Legislative Transportation Oversight Committee.
Click here to see the July 26 letter from the committee »
The committee is co-chaired by Sen. Bill Rabon (R-Brunswick), Sen. Kathy Harrington (R-Gaston), Rep. Phillip Frye (R-Mitchell) and Rep. Grey Mills (R-Iredell),
Rabon has been a vocal critic of the mid-Currituck bridge and other proposed toll projects across the state, including one in his district.
Addressing concerns raised by the committee, Joyner pointed out the state will ... more

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