Shamrock Gardens NIP
Country Club Heights Neighborhood
Public meeting results
The second public meeting for the Shamrock Gardens Neighborhood Improvement Project was
held on May 7, 2009 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The project team
presented construction options identified for the neighborhood as a result of the comments
received at the first public meeting. After the presentations, meeting attendees were given the
opportunity to review the options in detail. Below is a list of the most favorable options.
The nine projects are as follows:
Option 1 – Airlie Street sidewalk from Shamrock to Hilliard and from Jeff to Country Club.
Option 3 – Flamingo Ave sidewalk and curb from Shamrock to Hilliard.
Option 4 – Springway Drive sidewalk and curb from Flamingo to dead end.
Option 5 – Cardiff Ave sidewalk and curb from Hilliard to Palm.
Option 7 – Hilliard Drive curb from Shamrock to Palm.
Option 8 – Cheryl Street curb from Anne to Libeth.
Option 9 – Ventosa Drive curb between Jeff and Cheryl.
Option 10 - Libeth and Ventosa storm drainage inlet replacement.
Option 11 - Springway Drive ditch reshaping from Eastway to dead end.
Attendees were also given the opportunity to choose an option for: (bold represents
option that was chosen):
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Country Club Drive metal bridge railing replacement – City standard rail or picket style.
Brixton Court Median – remove and pave or improve and provide landscaping.
“Paper Streets” (unimproved street right-of-way) – do nothing, construct a full street
section, construct a pedestrian/bike path with lighting, or construct a full street section at
each intersection with a pedestrian/bike path between with lighting.
Cardiff from Springway to Palm – construct a full street section
Connecticut from Springway to Hilliard – construct pedestrian/bike path with lighting
Springway from dead end to Flamingo - construct pedestrian/bike path with lighting
Next public meeting
A third public meeting to discuss the final project plan will be scheduled the end of July 2009. In
the meantime, the project team welcomes additional input from residents who may not have
been able to attend the second public meeting.
Please feel free to call or email the City’s Engineering & Property Management Project
Manager, Mark Grimshaw at 704-336-4549 or mgrimshaw@ci.charlotte.nc.us.
We look forward to seeing you at the next public meeting.