Cornelius, the state DOT and the developer of the 1,000-home Antiquity project (at the end of South Street in Davidson) have reportedly struck deals to allow construction of required main entrance to the project onto Catawba Avenue and N.C. 115 in Cornelius (see design drawing). The Charlotte Observer‘s Lena Warmack reports in Sunday’s edition that Cornelius has agreed to contribute $1.5 million to the work, which could begin next fall.

The unfinished entrance is required under an interlocal agreement between Davidson and Cornelius and has been a sore spot among some Davidsonians.

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Jan. 6, 2008, Charlotte Observer, “Entrance to Antiquity may be under way by fall; Mixed-use development to include homes, shops and offices off N.C. 115.”

July 28, 2007, DavidsonNews.net, “Antiquity developer pledges changes.”

July 20, 2007, “With South Street opening soon, residents raise old concerns”

July 20, 2007, “Antiquity: In Davidson or Cornelius”

January 2007, Design for reconfigured N.C. 115/Catawba Avenue intersection, provided to Town of Davidson