Horse Pen Creek

On August 14, 2013, new designs and maps were unveiled by the Greensboro Department of Transportation (GDOT) at an informal “drop-in” session. This session allowed property owners to review maps and planning documents. Shiloh Daum from Sever Walker Padgitt attended the event to discuss the project with property owners and GDOT staff. In addition, during Sever Walker Padgitt’s informational seminar on August 21 at 6:30 pm provided additional information about the project scope, these updated maps, and expected schedules for the right of way acquisition.

The plans that GDOT unveiled to the public reflected recent changes to the project design and scope. In particular, the project has been reduced in its width, mainly by narrowing the median and other features.  The newly widened Horse Pen Creek Road will still have 4 lanes of travel and two sidewalks for foot traffic.  There will also be dedicated bike lanes on each side of the road way. This revised design will lessen the impact to some property owners on Horse Pen Creek Road, but many will still lose their property through eminent domain and condemnation.

The Greesnboro Urban Loop project is being managed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), while the Horse Pen Creek Road widening project will be handled by the local Greensboro DOT the actual condemning authority (aka: “condemnor”). City designers have stated that they are approximately 75% toward completing the final designs, but they have not yet compiled a comprehensive list of all property owners affected by the widening of Horse Pen Creek Road.

If you are facing acquisition of a portion or all of your property as a result of this project please feel free to contact Shiloh Daum, Esq. one of the eminent domain landowner attorneys of Sever Walker Padgitt at 888-318-3761.