Comprehensive Neighborhood Improvement Program

​Comprehensive Neighborhood Improvement Program 

​Connecting neighborhoods to major employment, institutional and retail areas through a network of streets, sidewalks, greenways and bike lanes. Explore your area below.

 

 

Central/Albemarle/Shamrock379525Neighborhoods to the east of Uptown, from Eastway Drive at The Plaza, to Central Avenue, and out along Albemarle Road.8/31/2016 2:39:44 PMhttps://charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Lists/CNIP Areas/Tiles.aspxFalsehttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Site%20Assests/CashCNIP.png, /charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Site%20Assests/CashCNIP.pnghttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Pages/Central.aspx, /charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Pages/Central.aspx
Prosperity Village379526Prosperity Village area with Eastfield Road and the Cabarrus County line to the north, Beard Road and Mallard Creek Road to the east, ​WT Harris Boulevard to the south and Old Statesville Road to the west.​​8/31/2016 2:30:53 PMhttps://charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Lists/CNIP Areas/Tiles.aspxFalsehttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Site%20Assests/ProsperityCNIP.png, /charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Site%20Assests/ProsperityCNIP.pnghttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Pages/ProsperityVillageCNIP.aspx, /charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Pages/Prosperity.aspx
Sunset/Beatties Ford379527Multi-neighborhood area with Oakdale to the west, Irwin Creek to the east, Northlake to the north, and I-85 to the south.9/5/2016 6:30:28 PMhttps://charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Lists/CNIP Areas/Tiles.aspxFalsehttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Site%20Assests/SunsetCNIP.png, http://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/SBF%20CNIP/sign.jpghttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Pages/Sunset.aspx, /charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Pages/Sunset.aspx
W. Trade/Rozzelles Ferry379528Neighborhoods northwest of Uptown Charlotte, bounded by Beatties Ford Road, Morehead Street, Wilkinson Boulevard, Ashley Road and I-85 9/5/2016 6:29:07 PMhttps://charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Lists/CNIP Areas/Tiles.aspxFalsehttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Site%20Assests/WestCNIP.png, http://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/PublishingImages/New%20Picture.pnghttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Pages/WestTrade.aspx, /charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Pages/WestTrade.aspx
Whitehall/Ayrsley379529Includes the neighborhoods surrounding the Ayrsley Town Center, Whitehall Corporate Park, and portions of the Berwick community.9/5/2016 6:30:08 PMhttps://charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Lists/CNIP Areas/Tiles.aspxFalsehttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Site%20Assests/WhitehallCNIP.png, /charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Site%20Assests/WhitehallCNIP.pnghttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Pages/Whitehall.aspx, /charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Pages/Whitehall.aspx
SouthPark379530Area around SouthPark Mall and immediately adjacent neighborhoods. Extends north to Runneymede and the SouthPark Campus of schools, south along Park South Drive past Archdale, and along Fairview Road to Valencia Terrace in the east and Marion Diehl Community Park in the west.9/15/2016 2:27:17 PMhttps://charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Lists/CNIP Areas/Tiles.aspxFalsehttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Site%20Assests/SouthParkCNIP.png, /charlottefuture/CIP/CNIP/Site%20Assests/SouthParkCNIP.pnghttps://authoring.charlottenc.gov/charlottefuture/cip/cnip/pages/southpark.aspx, /charlottefuture/cip/cnip/pages/southpark.aspx

​Proposed Neighborhood Improvement Bonds ($20.0 million in 2014; $40 million each in 2016 and 2018; and $20.0 million 2020)

SouthPark CNIP slated to receive $5 million in 2016 and $5 million in 2018

The goals of this comprehensive approach include:

  • A well-connected network of streets, sidewalks, greenways, and bike lanes that link to and enhance existing community assets;

  • Easy accessibility to transit and the larger regional network of streets;

  • Better connections between neighborhoods and major employment, institutional, and retail areas

  • Successful public/private partnerships that leverage investments and catalyze changes occurring in neighborhoods;

  • Greater coordination with public safety, code enforcement, social services, and education; and

  • Enhanced engagement with residents in determining which investments meet our collective aspirations

  1. Emerging and established high growth areas in need of increased connectivity to regional nodes and employment centers.(Prosperity, Whitehall/Ayrsley, and SouthPark)
  2. Established areas with opportunities for redevelopment and leveraging of community assets. (West Trade/Rozzelles Ferry, Sunset/Beatties Ford, and Central/Albemarle/Shamrock)

The annual budget development process allows for the consideration of new CNIP areas – for example, the SouthPark CNIP was identified as the next CNIP area and will be included as part of the 2016 and 2018 bond cycles. 

About the program​

​The Comprehensive Neighborhood Improvement Program (CNIP) makes strategic investments in larger, multi-neighborhood geographies to more comprehensively address a broad array of community needs, consistent with the goals of the City’s Community Investment Plan (CIP).​ What is unique about CNIP is its comprehensive or “complete” approach to placemaking by fostering vibrant, diverse, and economically strong communities with a highly connected network of streets around activity nodes that include a mix of office, retail, and residential land uses.

 

 

DeArmon Road complete street improvements
Shamrock Drive street improvements
Central/Kilborne/Norland pedestrian improvements
Craven Thomas Road/Robert Helms Road streetscape
Prosperity Church Road pedestrian crossings