Active Project
The Town of Leland is proposing to resurface 5% of Town owned roadways annually. The scope of the project includes milling, full depth patches as needed, asphalt overlay, new pavement markings, and replace and install new street signs as needed. The streets being considered for resurfacing include
A project to improve Baldwin Drive from Navassa Road to Lee Drive. The scope of the project includes widening and paving of Baldwin Drive, installing sidewalks, stormwater, and drainage improvements.
A project to survey and design the relocation of overhead power and telecommunication lines in the Town’s Gateway District.
A project to renovate and expand Leland Town Hall. The new addition will include offices, meeting rooms, flex spaces, restroom facilities, and ancillary areas. This project will also include updates to existing facilities, including the addition of new offices, mechanical system upgrades, and
A project to improve the gravel roads of Breman Lane, John Sneed Lane, Graham Drive, and Appleton Way. The scope of the project includes paving the dirt roads, drainage improvements, curb and gutter, new sidewalks, and installing new signs. The project will improve safety of these roadways, provide
Loblolly Park is a future mixed-use park planned for a currently undeveloped site adjacent to Long Pine Drive in Leland. Designed to meet the recreational needs of a growing population, the park will offer a variety of amenities that encourage active lifestyles, outdoor play, and community
The Town of Leland has been awarded a $1.4 million Disaster Relief and Mitigation Fund grant from North Carolina Emergency Management to fund the improvements of the existing cross pipes that carry Mallory Creek under Low Country Boulevard between Bateau Drive and Leesburg Drive to prevent future
A project to improve the intersection at Ocean Gate Plaza and New Pointe Boulevard. The scope of the project includes installation of a single-lane teardrop roundabout, stormwater improvements, new sidewalks, pedestrian crosswalks, pavement markings, and street signs. The project will improve the