Take a right into the first or second entrance into the CRI Deck 1 parking deck. Clay Blvd.) into campus. Turn left onto Robert D. 29) toward Charlotte left at the fourth traffic light (J.W. You may park anywhere inside the deck, but visitors enter and exit on Level 4 of the parking deck.įrom Interstate 485: Exit for Tryon St. You may park anywhere inside the deck, but visitors enter and exit on Level 4 of the parking deck.įrom Interstate 77: Exit 18 (Harris Blvd.), merge onto Harris Blvd. Snyder Rd., take a right into the first or second entrance into the CRI Deck 1 parking deck. Take I-85 North.įrom I-85: Exit I-85 at Exit 45A, (Harris Blvd.), merge onto Harris Blvd. Directions to EPICįrom Charlotte-Douglas International Airport: Exit airport (you will be on the airport freeway) and follow signs to I-85 via the Billy Graham Parkway. The sidewalk leads you to the back entrance of EPIC. Snyder then take the sidewalk to the left of the CRI parking deck. Please use the JW Clay stop, cross Tryon, make a left on Robert D. The Blue Line Extension is available and conveniently located just a 5-10 minute walk to EPIC. The charge is $5.00 first hour, $2 each additional hour or $15.00/day maximum, and is paid upon exiting the deck. Take the sidewalk to the left of the CRI parking deck, which leads directly to the back entrance of EPIC. Visitors will enter and exit on Level 4 only. You can park anywhere in the deck, but visitors need to enter and exit on that level. Please park in the CRI Deck 1, which is behind the EPIC building. The main office is located on the first floor next to the atrium.ĮPIC Building *NOTE: Please see the link below for parkingīuilding Number 72 is the Energy Production and Infrastructure Center (EPIC). We are directly across from Richardson Stadium. "There were so many issues, from murder to the crime rate that pushed people away from doing biz there, that I think it has to be reimagined."īokari described the disgraced hotspot as a "slow-moving train wreck" and said he believes it is in need of a makeover.EPIC is located in the Charlotte Research Institute campus at UNC Charlotte 8700 Phillips Rd., Charlotte, NC 28223. "I don't think it can any longer be a mixed-use place of bars, restaurants and retail, things like that to coexist," Charlotte councilman Tariq Bokari said. In the past years, the owners of the Charlotte hotspot have faced a lawsuit over the murder of a scientist, doctor and businessman who was struck by a stray bullet while visiting the area from Maryland. WSOC attempted to contact CIM Group, the owner of the EpiCentre but did not receive a comment. Since January 2020, 10 businesses have been evicted - at least five evictions were served because of nonpayment. "If they are successful, an order will be filed by the clerk's office, allowing them to put the property up for auction on the courthouse steps," bankruptcy attorney Heather Culp said." At the same time, what they're asking a judge to do here, is to appoint a receiver to step in, in the meantime, and collect the rents from the tenants."Ĭulp said the process of appointing a receiver to collect rent payments could happen quickly but an actual foreclosure could take up to 75 days. Now, the bank is asking a judge to put a receiver in charge of collecting rent directly from EpiCentre tenants while the bank pursues foreclosure. In a report by ABC-affiliate WSOC, the California company that owns the attraction has missed months of mortgage payments on its $85 million loan. (WTVD) - Uptown Charlotte's EpiCentre, a former hotspot for nightlife and dining, is headed for foreclosure. The former hotspot for nightlife and dining in Charlotte is plagued with financial hardships.ĬHARLOTTE, N.C.
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