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Eminent domain seminar aims to educate Gaston property owners affected by I-85 widening

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Eminent domain seminar aims to educate Gaston property owners affected by I-85 widening

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A free virtual seminar on July 10 will help Gaston County residents understand their rights as property owners affected by the $624M I-85 widening project. Hosted by law firm James Scott Farrin, the session covers eminent domain law, compensation and NCDOT timelines for the project, set to finish in 2030.Read Article

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