Here Comes Better Infrastructure

A major push is underway for new and improved infrastructure in University City, Darlene Heater tells us. Darlene, who recently became University City Partners' executive director, says that the area is “embracing unprecedented investment in infrastructure by the city, county, and state. We’re working with them to become a more transit-oriented community.” For instance, city planners recently laid out their proposals for three future transit stations in the area—their goals to improve walkability, provide more green space, and improve connections with the UNC campus.

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