Project overview
The South Charlotte Reinvestment Program is a bond-funded program that represents multiple strategic projects designed to reinvest in sidewalks and intersections that improve the transportation facilities in areas of need. The projects currently moving forward within this program include the following:
Ardrey Kell Sidewalk (just north of Tom Short Road)
Pineville-Matthews Road and Providence Road Improvements
Ballantyne Commons Parkway and Rea Road Improvements
Ballantyne Commons Parkway and Community House Road Improvements
Rea Road at Piper Station Drive Improvements
Project goals
To improve pedestrian safety and connectivity
To reduce intersection congestion/delay
To provide projects that address immediate needs to the South Charlotte area as it continues to grow
Public involvement
During the planning phase, the project team will hold public meetings to get community feedback and present options. The following public meetings are planned or have taken place:
Program funding
Program funding of $5 million from voter-approved public improvement bonds in 2018.
The Capital Investment Plan approved by City Council in 2013 calls for voters to consider approval of funding for a number of infrastructure programs. Voting referendum were held in 2014 , 2016 and 2018, with future referenda in 2020. For this project, if voters approve funding, City staff will engage the community to determine the details of what will ultimately be built. Once these details are known, the cost of the project will be estimated and published. Learn more about the Capital Investment Plan at http://charlottefuture.com