A nascent Charlotte board is set to make one of its first major transportation decisions as it considers stops on the long-planned Red Line Commuter Rail.
The Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority’s Board of Trustees will vote on Wednesday on the recommended 10 locations, along with the addition of a stop in Camp North End. But a push from Sugar Creek residents to see a station at the intersection of North Graham and West Craighead Road could see the board discuss that stop’s merit as well.
While the station did not make it out of committee, MPTA Board Chair David Howard said at a recent meeting he believes the discussion will be brought to the full board…