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26-E-0000-0188
| NCDOT Division 13 |
Proposes replacing Bridge No. 100161 on Blackberry Inn Road over Reems Creek in Buncombe County. Right-of-way acquisition and construction are expected to start in summer 2026. Bridge 100161 was impacted by Hurricane Helene.
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04/06/2026
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05/05/2026
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26-E-0000-0189
| NCDOT Highway Division 13 |
Proposes replacing Bridge No. 100506 on Blackberry Inn Road over Reems Creek in Buncombe County. Right-of-way acquisition and construction are expected to start in summer 2026. Bridge 100506 was impacted by Hurricane Helene.
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04/06/2026
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05/05/2026
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26-E-0000-0190
| GIBCO Environmental, LLC |
Clayton Manor is the renovation of an existing affordable housing project. The project is located at 500 Boling St, Clayton, Johnston County, NC. The purpose of this project is to preserve and improve affordable rental housing to meet the existing need and demand as demonstrated in a market study.
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04/06/2026
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05/05/2026
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26-E-0000-0191
| GIBCO Environmental, LLC |
Robeson Manor is the renovation of an existing affordable housing project. The project is located at 800 E. White Pond RD, Fairmont, Robeson County, NC. The purpose of this project is to preserve and improve affordable rental housing to meet the existing need and demand as demonstrated in a market study.
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04/06/2026
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05/05/2026
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26-E-0000-0192
| GIBCO Environmental, LLC |
Quail Hollow Apartments II is the renovation of an existing affordable housing project. The project is located at 1304 Quail Hollow Dr, Warsaw, Duplin County, NC. The purpose of this project is to preserve and improve affordable rental housing to meet the existing need and demand as demonstrated in a market study.
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04/06/2026
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05/05/2026
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26-E-0000-0193
| GIBCO Environmental, LLC |
Bailey Place Apartment is the renovation of an existing affordable housing project. The project is located at 609 Hillside Court, Fuquay Varina, Wake County, NC. The purpose of this project is to preserve and improve affordable rental housing to meet the existing need and demand as demonstrated in a market study.
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04/06/2026
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05/05/2026
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26-E-0000-0194
| GIBCO Environmental, LLC |
Southport Green is the renovation of an existing affordable housing project. The project is located at 1000 Pickerell Drive, Southport, Brunswick County, NC. The purpose of this project is to preserve and improve affordable rental housing to meet the existing need and demand as demonstrated in a market study.
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04/06/2026
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05/05/2026
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26-E-0000-0195
| Town of Troutman |
Proposes to extend the existing Richardson Greenway from the current terminus north of Troutman Elementary School to the entrance of Jacobs Woods Subdivision on Byers Road along US 21 (Main Street). The proposed greenway extension is approximately 1.4 miles in length.
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04/06/2026
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05/05/2026
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26-E-0000-0196
| Statesville Regional Airport |
The proposed improvements were previously evaluated as part of a 2017 EA and include extension of the south parallel taxiway, construction of relocated Bethlehem Road, and acquisition of approximately 83 acres of adjacent property. These projects are being supplemented to include an additional 0.35 acres of property acquisition that was not included in the 2017 EA.
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04/09/2026
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05/08/2026
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26-E-0000-0197
| NC Utilities Commission |
(NCUC Docket No. E-7, Sub 1357) The Company is seeking a determination of need and approval of DEC’s construction cost estimate and construction schedule for an advanced class, natural gasfueled combined cycle generating facility in Anderson County, South Carolina (“Anderson County CC”). Consistent with DEC’s and Duke Energy Progress, LLC’s 2023 and 2025 Carolinas Resource Plan Near-Term Action and Execution Plans filed in Docket Nos. E-100, Sub 190 and E-100, Sub 207, respectively, the Company plans to construct theAnderson County CC to achieve commercial operation by January 1, 2031.
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04/13/2026
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05/12/2026
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26-E-0000-0198
| City of Wilson |
Proposed project involves replacement of approximately 5,600 linear feet of existing 18-inch sanitary sewer with new 24-inch sanitary sewer along the current alignment, east of Tilghman Road, to address aging infrastructure and Sanitary Sewer Overflows (SSOs) and to improve long-term system reliability. Construction is anticipated to begin October 2026 and will occur within the existing City of Wilson sewer easement, as such no adverse environmental impacts are anticipated.
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04/14/2026
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05/13/2026
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26-E-0000-0199
| U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Proposed study will consider both structural and non-structural measures. “Structural” measures are flood control features such as dams, floodplain modifications, or floodwalls that alter the flow of floodwaters. Structural measures may involve the construction of a new structure or alteration and removal of existing structures. “Non-structural” measures are solutions to reduce flood risk that do not involve specific flood reduction features altering floodwater flows. Examples of non-structural measures include the development of a Flood Warning and Emergency Evacuation Plan, flood proofing buildings, or removing buildings.
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04/16/2026
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05/15/2026
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26-E-0000-0200
| Town of Newport |
Proposed project is to serve the Nine Foot Road and Roberts Road rural areas with treated water from the existing Town of Newport water treatment plant. The project will also construct a raw waterline to connect the a recently constructed well to the Town's treatment facilities to the current water treatment plant. The route of the line is through Town owned property that is predominately lawn with scattered trees, road rights-of-way, a Town elevated tank site and well site, and manufacturing site parking area, and an existing baseball field margin with a total of about 3,400 LF of new 8-inch pipe. Along this same route, the Town also intends to construct a 12-inch, 2,400 LF finished water line to deliver treated water to the Town's 500,000 gallon elevated tank on the Town Hall site.
The project will also build a new water treatment plant next to the current one to replace it. The site of the new plant is a mowed lawn just beyond an existing Town of Newport baseball field.
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04/17/2026
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05/18/2026
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26-E-0000-0201
| NC Utilities Commission |
(NCUC Docket No. SP-74994 Sub 0) This is a 49,900 kWac facility located in Calypso, North Carolina. The facility will utilize PV modules connected to inverters, then connected to a transformer. The project plans to sell all generated power and capacity to Duke Energy
Progress.
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04/17/2026
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05/18/2026
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26-E-0000-0202
| US Army Corps of Engineers |
Federal action includes the initial stabilization of four shoreline reaches west of Snow’s Cut bridge, in addition to any future stabilization of areas along the 1.6-mile-long man-made land cut (i.e., Snow’s Cut) that have not been previously stabilized. Stabilization would consist of constructing riprap revetments along the shorelines’ natural banks, including grading, vegetation planting, toe-in of rock at the base, and/or installation of wave attenuators. Additionally, non-stabilized areas throughout Snow’s Cut would be evaluated on an as-needed basis for future stabilization projects using the same methods.
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04/17/2026
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05/18/2026
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26-E-0000-0203
| Ashe County Airport |
Proposal to limit potential obstructions in the vicinity of the runway, Ashe County Airport is proposing to clear and permanently maintain approximately 6.62 acres of primarily wooded areas, including:
? 5.15 acres along the northern side of the eastern end of the runway,
? 3.74 acres between the runaway and southern property line,
? 0.97 acres between the eastern end of Airport Road and the airport facility, and
? 0.80 acres to the north of the western end of the runway.
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04/20/2026
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05/19/2026
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26-E-0000-0204
| City of Raleigh |
Proposed undertaking is to implement a cohesive, connected network of culturally significant, safe, accessible, multimodal transportation facilities in south Raleigh that collectively enhance mobility, celebrate cultural heritage, and improve access to parks, neighborhoods, and civic destinations. Together, the South Park Heritage Trail and the Chavis-Dix Strollway function as a unified public realm investment that links historically Black neighborhoods, downtown Raleigh, and major public spaces through safe, accessible, and engaging active transportation-focused infrastructure.
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04/21/2026
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05/20/2026
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26-E-0000-0205
| NCDOT-Environmental Analysis Unit |
Proposes signal system improvements, including approximately 40 traffic signal upgrades,
30 miles of fiber optic cable and splicing at 80 signals, and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) including approximately 7 new Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) installations and 2 new Dynamic Message Sign (DMS) installations in Apex. Improvements are proposed over approximately 32-miles of roadway, including NC 55, NC 540, US 64, US 1, and various other local roads.
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04/21/2026
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05/20/2026
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26-E-0000-0206
| NCDOT-Division of Aviation |
Proposed action includes a full parallel taxiway to Runway 6-24 at 150-foot separation, runway protection zone (RPZ) clearing, construction of a new T-hangar building & its associated hangar taxilanes and wildlife exclusion fencing.
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04/21/2026
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05/20/2026
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26-E-0000-0207
| Dare County |
Proposed project involves redevelopment of the Dare County Public Works
property (8.74 Acres) located on Dare County property within limits as shown on the attached exhibit. This property is owned by the county and has been used by the county for approximately 50 years as public works facility and is currently going through the process of being released from the federal deed restrictions in coordination with FAA.
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04/23/2026
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05/22/2026
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26-E-0000-0208
| Department of the Army |
The proposed actions (Project Numbers 94023 AND 104308) will construct an Ammunition Supply Point (ASP) for the Security Operations Training Facility (SOTF) at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, as well as relocate an existing tank trail.
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04/27/2026
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05/26/2026
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26-E-0000-0209
| Buncombe County |
Buncombe County, NC is seeking to build a multi-use greenway along a section of Beaverdam Creek in Woodfin, between Hwy 251 and Interstate 26.
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04/28/2026
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05/27/2026
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