Commissioner· 2023–2027 (cycle default: NC terms begin first Monday in December)
Edwin Quarles
Huntersville
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 16
- Total speaking time
- 32:03
- Avg per meeting
- 2:00
- Segments
- 441
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Top issues during term (17)(Roads)
Pedestrian connectivity to the future Red Line station
The project is estimated at $1.38 billion, with federal funding pursued through the FTA process.
Glendale Drive/Huntersville-Concord Road intersection improvements
Committed municipal funds for transportation and signalization infrastructure improvements.
Road construction contracts: signal masts and Beatties Ford intersection
Contract amounts were not stated during the meeting.
2027 townwide street resurfacing
Contract cost wasn't stated in the meeting materials shown.
Microtransit Zone 1 performance and expansion questions
The service costs riders $2.20 standard fare or $1.10 reduced, with free transfers.
Bus stop shelter at Kenton Drive and Sedgebrook Lane
Cyclist safety on Reese Boulevard
Could require sign additions and more frequent bike lane sweeping if pursued.
Church Street Abandonments
Related community funding disbursement could be affected if the board pauses allocation.
New Haven Drive traffic safety
Huntersville Safety Action Plan
No funding is committed for sidewalks in the existing Westminster community as part of this rezoning.
Platon Avenue Traffic Calming
Verhoeff Drive alignment study
Building the full section would cost an estimated $50 million or more, and it's not currently in the town's capital plan.
Northbrook cut-through traffic safety
Speed bumps and stop signs are cheap fixes, but current town plans limit flexibility.
Glendale/Huntersville-Concord intersection improvements
Funding is spread over several years in the CIP.
Asbury Chapel Road bridge replacement
NC 115 North Improvements Funding
$5,979,000 in grant funding covers the improvements, with the town acquiring needed rights-of-way.
Cut-through traffic from Oak Grove Hill Phase 3 road removal
The developer says the road connection costs so much (roughly $2 million with a $326,000 stream-mitigation fee) that the project dies without this revision — but residents bear the traffic cost instead.
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while Quarles was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(Roads)
No votes found matching Roads.