County Parking Deck Construction Project

Cabarrus County is constructing a five-story, 614-spot parking deck on the corner of Corban Avenue SW at Spring Street SW, across from the Cabarrus County Courthouse in downtown Concord. The project will help address parking demands for courthouse activities.

During construction, which is expected to last through March 2019, courthouse visitors are encouraged to park in the County’s Surface Parking Lot 2 next to Fifth Third Bank, between Church Street and McCachern Boulevard.

The construction zone will extend into and require adjacent sidewalks along Barbrick Avenue SW, Spring Street SW and Corban Avenue SW to close. Traffic on Barbrick Avenue SW will shift around the construction zone, which will extend into on-street parking and some roadway. Construction is not expected to impede travel on Barbrick, which is a one-way street.

The County expects that, much like Concord’s municipal deck, the courthouse deck will also support growth in downtown Concord, and evening and weekend visitors to the area.

Cabarrus County awarded construction of the parking deck to Messer Construction Company. Morris Berg Architects and engineers Kimley-Horn completed the design and will provide construction administration of the project.

UPDATED ANNOUNCEMENTS

July 9-September 17, 2018
Timeline Revised For Intersection Closure In Downtown Concord

The corner of Spring Street and Corban Avenue will remain closed through September 17 due to a continuing stormwater project repair. Though the intersection is closed to through-traffic, businesses and their customers still have access to the area.

‍Video Resources

‍Potential Parking Fee Discussion August 2018 (Fwd To 53:00)

‍Construction Update May 2018 (Fwd To 22:18)

‍Construction Update March 2018 (Fwd To 45:20)

CTW Visits Parking Deck Construction February 2018

Groundbreaking Ceremony January 2018

‍Construction Update December 2017 (Fwd To 27:10)

‍Construction Update October 2017 (Fwd To 1:04:10)

Media Releases

Links to Media Releases

Public Information Sessions

Pre-construction Facebook conversation on design