Raleigh, N.C. — Some people will be moving from Franklin County to Wake and some the other way, but no one need hire a moving van. The counties are coming to them.
Wake County commissioners Tuesday approved a revised county line based on modern surveying. It supplants a line drawn early in the 20th century and based on landmarks such as trees, fences and rocks that are no longer in place.
The shift could affect a total of 68 homeowners. At least 26 might have to switch counties completely, moving from Franklin into Wake or vice versa.
Franklin County commissioners have approved the new line already.
Wake Commissioners Approve Line Shift
RELATED TOPICS: Wake County, Franklin County
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