That road is an unpaved one, and isn’t maintained by Pender County, said Kyle Breuer, interim director of planning and community development.
He added that anyone can petition the N.C. Department of Transportation, requesting that a road be paved, but a private road would have to meet specific criteria first.
Date posted: August 10, 2010
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Saps Road isn’t paved, except maybe the 30 foot right of way right at the end.
Sorry, that was a typo. You’re correct. Saps Road is unpaved. The post has been corrected. Thanks!