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26-E-0000-0160
| NC Utilities Commission |
(Docket No. EMP-125, Sub 0) Proposed Facility is a solar photovoltaic facility of up to 100 MWac and an 80 MW/320 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) to be built on approximately 1,276 acres. Appl. at 6.
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02/20/2026
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03/23/2026
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26-E-0000-0161
| North Carolina Housing Finance Agency |
The 5.78 acre site is being evaluated for the new construction of a multi-family residential development. The proposed project will consist of a 53 unit apartment community for low to moderate income seniors. The parcel is currently comprised of Parcel ID 9880111464. The site is currently undeveloped.
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02/23/2026
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03/24/2026
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26-E-0000-0162
| NC Dept of Agriculture & Consumer Svcs |
Proposes a cooperative project with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Forest Service (USFS) to treat the spongy (formerly gypsy) moth populations at nine sites across seven counties to slow the spread of this invasive pest. The proposed areas cover an estimated 28,766 acres in total (Table 1 below and maps in Appendix B). Four sites totaling 5,384 acres in Haywood, Watauga, Stokes, and Currituck Counties will be treated with one application of bacterial insecticide Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. kurstaki (Btk) between April and May. Five sites totaling 23,382 acres in Haywood, Stokes, Rowan, Warren, and Franklin counties will be treated with one application of mating disruption (MD). The MD treatments will be applied via aerial application between late May to mid-June.
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02/24/2026
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03/25/2026
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26-E-0000-0179
| Town of Troy |
Project includes rehabilitation and like for like replacement of sewer lines greater than 40 years old of approximately 3,600 LF of 8-inch gravity sewer lines and 23 manholes; and also includes rehabilitation of a wastewater pump station greater than 20 years old with no change in capacity. The project area includes, but not limited to, Smith Street, Blue Street, W. Fairground Ave, South Main Street, West Clairmont Avenue/Street, Stanley Street, Faduma Street, Barnhill Street, and various sewer easement areas in the vicinity of these streets where existing sewer lines are located.
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03/17/2026
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03/26/2026
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26-E-0000-0163
| Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority/FAA |
The current project would maintain Airport access within the desirable wait times with a new route for shuttle buses transporting passengers between PE3 and the RDU terminals that would avoid two traffic intersections from the shuttle bus travel path. The project includes an additional lane of northbound traffic within the existing RPZ.
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02/26/2026
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03/27/2026
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26-E-0000-0164
| Hickory Regional Airport |
Proposed project will include the rehabilitation and expansion of three apron areas at HKY.
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02/26/2026
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03/27/2026
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26-E-0000-0165
| NC Off of Recovery and Resiliency/NCDPS |
Proposed project involves new construction of a 72-unit multifamily, public housing complex with five residential apartment buildings, a community center, two covered picnic shelters, paved parking areas, landscaping, and associated infrastructure. There will be updates to West Caton Road within the 90-foot proposed right-of-way, including construction of a left and right turn lane and median, which will provide safe access to the development.
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02/27/2026
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03/30/2026
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26-E-0000-0166
| NC Department of Transportation |
The project proposes to replace approximately 3,000 feet of the existing sidewalk on the west side of Davis Drive with a 10-foot-wide multi-use path from approximately 175 feet south of the I-40 westbound exit ramp to East Cornwallis Road in Research Triangle Park.
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02/27/2026
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03/30/2026
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26-E-0000-0099
| Town of Fuquay-Varina |
Proposed project to secure a reliable permanent water supply source in lieu of the continuation of temporary interlocal lease agreements with wholesale suppliers to meet the projected growth and water demand. The Town of Fuquay-Varina is pursuing this water supply project to secure a permanent water supply source to meet the water supply needs in the Town’s service area. The preferred alternative results in a requirement for an interbasin transfer (IBT) certificate to transfer water from the Cape Fear River basin (2-3) to the Neuse River basin (10-1).
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10/22/2025
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04/01/2026
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26-E-0000-0167
| Town of Clayton |
Project proposes pedestrian safety improvements by reconstructing curbs to reduce crossing distance at approximately six intersections, in addition to restriping, signal upgrades, and the construction of two new mid-block pedestrian crossings along Main Street in Clayton.
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03/04/2026
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04/02/2026
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26-E-0000-0168
| Macon County Airport |
Proposes to conduct obstruction clearing and fence repair activities at the airport. The North Carolina Division of Aviation’s 5010 Airport Data Collection Program, dated August 20, 2023, identified isolated trees that are obstructing the controlled airspace at the airport. Additional obstructions noted on the Airport Layout Plan (ALP), which are located on land owned and controlled by the airport will also be removed, including an old barn structure.
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03/10/2026
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04/08/2026
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26-E-0000-0169
| NC Utilities Commission |
(Docket No. SP-79937, Sub 0) Proposed 80,000 kWac solar photovoltaic facility co-located with an AC coupled 32,000 kWac / 128,000 kWh energy storage facility in Chocowinity, North Carolina. The PV facility will utilize PV modules connected to inverters, then connected to a transformer. The energy storage facility can be charged using grid power. The project plans to sell all generated power and capacity to Duke Energy Progress.
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03/10/2026
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04/08/2026
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26-E-0000-0170
| NC Dept of Commerce |
Conducting a Tier 1 EA Reevaluation for the Renew NC Single-Family Housing Program in the Piedmont Ecoregion which covers potential activities in Alexander, Burke, Caldwell, Catawba, Cleveland, Gaston, Lincoln, Polk, Rutherford, Surry, Wilkes and Yadkin, as well as one (1) additional zip code (28214) in Mecklenburg County. The Renew NC Program is funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery Program and supports housing recovery for households impacted by Hurricane Helene.
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03/10/2026
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04/08/2026
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26-E-0000-0171
| NC Dept of Commerce |
Conducting a Tier 1 EA Reevaluation for the Renew NC Single-Family Housing Program in the Mountain Ecoregion which covers potential activities in Alleghany, Ashe, Avery, Buncombe, Clay, Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Madison, McDowell, Mitchell, Swain, Transylvania, Watauga, and Yancey Counties, as well as the Qualla Boundary. The Renew NC Program is funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery Program and supports housing recovery for households impacted by Hurricane Helene.
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03/10/2026
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04/08/2026
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26-E-0000-0172
| Pendergraph Development, LLC |
Norman Court is a 30-unit family property located in Eden, North Carolina. The current development is financed utilizing loan funds from Rural Development and has 30 units of RA with Rural Development. Proposes to improve handicap accessible routes to all buildings and amenities, repair sidewalks and parking lots, repair damaged roofs, replace old and damaged appliances, replace old and inefficient units and air handlers, install new water heaters where needed, replace cabinets and countertops where needed, replace carpet and vinyl flooring where needed, repair plumbing and electrical problems, repaint walls and ceilings where needed, repair damaged gypsum wallboard, etc.
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03/11/2026
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04/09/2026
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26-E-0000-0173
| Town of Harrisburg |
Proposed installation of a new roundabout at the existing Roberta Road intersection with Main Street.
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03/12/2026
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04/10/2026
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26-E-0000-0174
| Wayne County |
Proposes implementing taxiway and taxilane improvements which include reconstruction and rehabilitation of the T-hangar taxilane, rehabilitation of two taxiway areas, removal of six taxiway areas, and construction of two bypass taxiways at the Wayne Executive Jetport (GWW) located in Wayne County, North Carolina (see the enclosed Exhibit). The estimated limits of disturbance are 14.6 acres.
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03/12/2026
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04/10/2026
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26-E-0000-0175
| City of Elizabeth City |
Proposes to construct 10-foot multi-use path along NC 344 (Weeksville Road) from West Ehringhaus Street (US 17 Business) to the Coast Guard Base Elizabeth City (approximately 3.6 miles). The project also proposes to construct sidewalks connecting to the multi-use path along Corsair Circle (NS 99469, 0.22 miles), Peartree Road (SR 1101, 0.19 miles), Herrington Road (SR 1269, 0.78 miles west-side), Hoffler Street (NS 99404, 260 feet east-side), Edgewood Drive (NS 99447, 0.19 miles), Capital Trace (NS 99492, 0.19 miles), and River Road (SR 1164, 0.66 miles).
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03/13/2026
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04/13/2026
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26-E-0000-0176
| NC Dept of Transportation, DOA |
Proposed project includes construction of approximately 16,800 SY of aircraft parking apron pavement at the Currituck County Regional Airport (ONX) as depicted on the attached Project Location Exhibit. The proposed apron will be located adjacent to the existing north apron area to accommodate transient and based aircraft parking and will also provide access to future corporate hangar and terminal building development at the airport as reflected on the approved Airport Layout Plan (ALP).
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03/16/2026
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04/14/2026
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26-E-0000-0177
| UNC-CH Facilities Planning and Design |
Proposed project consists of the construction of two residence hall buildings across from each other along Cobb Drive replacing the existing tennis courts and Jackson Hall. The West Building, located opposite Joyner and Lewis Residence Hall where the tennis courts are currently, will be a five-story building with approximately 104,000 gross square feet (GSF) and will house 437 students. The East building, which will be sited at the location of the existing Jackson Hall, will also be a five-story building with approximately 70,000 GSF and will house 297 students. The combined residence halls will provide a total of 734 beds.
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03/16/2026
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04/14/2026
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26-E-0000-0178
| Warren County |
The proposed project consists of the planning, design and construction of a new packaged vacuum-primed wastewater pump station with a design capacity of 200 gpm, the installation of a new 6 ft. diameter precast concrete wet well, new emergency generator and automatic transfer switch, new supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system, new electrical gear, associated yard piping and site work and associated appurtenances. The new pump station will replace the existing Pleasant Hill Wastewater Pump Station which was originally constructed in 1979 to serve the Pleasant Hill Subdivision located in Soul City in Warren County, North Carolina. The new pump station will be of approximately the same capacity and be constructed on the same site as the existing pump station. The project also includes the replacement of approximately 3,260 LF of the existing 6” force main within the NCDOT right-of-way parallel to the existing force main.
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03/16/2026
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04/14/2026
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26-E-0000-0180
| NCDOT |
Proposed purpose of this project is to modernize Newland Road by widening the roadway to meet current NCDOT design standards and address pavement and embankment stability issues. The need for the project is that the existing roadway shows signs of settlement and pavement distress, primarily from embankment instability on the canal side caused by soft and compressible subgrade soils and historical dredging of the adjacent canal. NCDOT’s geotechnical investigation confirmed the presence of silty sand, clay, and muck layers contributing to long-term settlement and slope instability. Widening Newland Road to current NCDOT design standards is intended to reduce maintenance needs and improve structural stability.
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03/20/2026
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04/20/2026
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