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Meeting highlights:
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Project Manager Chad Nussman welcomed the attendees,
introduced the project team and explained the meeting
purpose.
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Mr. Nussman explained the Waverly and Marlwood Ponds are
being studied together to provide a holistic design solution.
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Mr. Nussman discussed the options being reviewed for the
proposed improvements including removing sediment in
the upstream areas of Waverly Pond; rebuilding the spillway
to provide more water quality and water quantity control/
benefits; adding a pond drain; rehabilitating the outfall
channel; and finally lowering the normal pool in order to
increase storage during storm events and aid in flood control
downstream of the pond.
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The project is beginning the design phase which should take
approximately one year to complete. The phases of the project
p r o j e c t
your storm water fees at work
Dear Resident:
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services held a public meeting
on December 3 at the Cornerstone Baptist Church to discuss
possible storm drainage improvements for the Waverly Storm
Drainage Improvement Project.
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were explained (Design, Real Estate, Bid and Construction).
Easement Acquisition is the biggest schedule driver, the sooner
all the easements are donated, the sooner construction will
begin. If the City cannot get all the necessary easements, then
the City will be unable to perform the work and preserve the
pond.
John Schrum, Water Sources Engineer, added that the dam is
currently failing. Storm Water Services can fix the problem and
pay for the repairs, but we will need to lower the normal pool
elevation. After construction, the pond will be restocked with
fingerling fish.
A question/answer session was held.
For more information or detailed meeting minutes, visit our website:
http://stormwater.charmeck.org. Click on the Storm Water
Projects drop down menu in the green bar, then Active Projects and
Marlwood/Waverly.
If you have any questions, please contact Project Manager Chad
Nussman at cnussman@charlottenc.gov or 704-336-5676.
January 9, 2014
Engineering & Property Management
Storm Water Services Division
600 East Fourth Street
Charlotte, North Carolina 28202
Waverly Project Update
HIGHLIGHTS FROM PUBLIC MEETING