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Who should pay to finish roads at the Panthers project site? Tell us what you think

The 622,654 square foot building on the site of the failed Panthers headquarters facility in Rock Hill. A prospective buyer could adaptively reuse the structure, according to a marketing brochure.
The 622,654 square foot building on the site of the failed Panthers headquarters facility in Rock Hill. A prospective buyer could adaptively reuse the structure, according to a marketing brochure. JEFF SINER jsiner@charlotteobserver.com
Rock Hill

What should York County and Rock Hill officials do about roads the Carolina Panthers were supposed to build?

Spirited debate on Friday among regional road planners posed that question. Should the city or county wait until one or the other owns the property through bankruptcy, or should they spend $10 million now to finish the roads so drivers can use the new interchange off I-77.

We want to know what you think. Make your pick below on what should come next at the Panthers site.

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