August 2015
Project Status:
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water
Services continues to study the
watershed and proceed with the
planning phase. A new consulting
engineer, The Isaacs Group, has been
selected to continue work on the
project. The consultant will develop
some new alternatives to address
flooding and storm water concerns.
Next Steps:
Once the alternatives are evaluated,
we will share our recommended storm
water solutions to the neighborhood for
feedback at a public meeting. Meeting
invitations will be mailed to residents
two weeks in advance.
For more information:
Please contact
Matthew Anderson, Project Manager
manderson@charlottenc.gov
704-336-7923
stormwater.charmeck.org
Chatham Storm Drainage Improvement Project
Engineering & Property Management
Storm Water Services Division
600 East Fourth Street
Charlotte, North Carolina 28202
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Investing in Infrastructure
The City must replace pipes, storm drains and other structures when they
deteriorate or become too small to handle increases in stormwater. Investing
in infrastructure protects public safety, guards private property, improves water
quality and enhances quality of life.
The Chatham Storm Drainage Improvement Project goals are to reduce flooding
of streets and structures in your neighborhood and address channel erosion
problems to provide a more natural, stable stream system.
For more information: stormwater.charmeck.org
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