The Town of Carrboro’s public input survey on the upcoming 203 Project is approaching its deadline.

Carrboro residents have until Friday July 6 to submit responses to the town’s online survey about their wishes and visions for the multi-use development collaboration on 203 South Greensboro Street.

The $15 million project will redevelop a parking lot in downtown Carrboro. It will eventually house the Orange County Southern Branch Library, programming for the town’s ArtsCenter, offices and more.

Carrboro will host two more public input sessions on July 23 and August 4 to discuss how initial feedback from residents is worked into the building’s 65,000 square-foot design.

To participate in the public survey, visit the 203 Project’s public input page.

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