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Eastwoods Neighborhood Improvement Project

Eastwoods
This project will provide infrastructure improvements for such things as sidewalk, curb & gutter and drainage improvements.

What's happened?
Design work is 90% complete and the Real Estate Phase kicked off January 2013.

What's next?
During the Real Estate Phase, a real estate agent, hired by the City, will work with property owners to acquire property or easements necessary for construction. If your property is impacted by this project, you may first be contacted by mail, but the agent can also arrange a personal visit. Minor changes may be made to the 90% construction drawings during the real estate phase. If sidewalk is being installed on your side of Dwightware or Shackleford, it's possible that we will not need to access your property at all during construction. However, you will need to remove any personal non-standard items within the right-of-way prior to construction (irrigation systems, brick mailboxes, personal landscaping, planters). We will not be able to protect these items. Construction should begin spring 2014. Please contact the Project Manager at any time if you have questions.

Who to contact? Project Manager Cary Chereshkoff (704)336-7040

A 2010 Neighborhood Bond Project

Eastwoods is a 2010 Neighborhood Bond Project which will provide infrastructure improvements to Shackleford Terrace, Dwightware Boulevard and Old Meadow Road.

The map below highlights the streets where work will be done:

Dwightware Boulevard – The street will be narrowed to include two 11’ travel lanes with a 4’ planting strip, 5’ sidewalk, asphalt resurfacing and storm drainage improvements. Street trees will be planted where possible.
Shackleford Terrace – The street width will be narrowed to two 12’ travel lanes with a 4’ planting strip, 5’ sidewalk, asphalt resurfacing and storm drainage improvements. Street trees planted where possible.
Old Meadow Road – Complete the gap in sidewalk across from Central Drive and petition for three-way stop sign at Dwightware Boulevard intersection.
Manchester,Wilton, Kirk, Gregory – Asphalt resurfacing.

VIEW PLANS:
Many residents have asked to view the design plans. Click on the link below to see 90% plans that will be used during the Real Estate Phase. Minor changes may occur during this phase. The final design plans that are approved for construction will be posted on the website after all real estate acquisition is completed.

90% design plans

Cost: $2,200,000
Please note that this is the NIP funding amount. Additional funding may be identified after the planning phase. Project costs typically include all costs associated with the project such as planning and design, acquiring the right of way, utility relocation, consultant fees, construction, signalization, permits and landscaping.

The Engineering & Property Management (E&PM) project team will manage the Eastwoods project through a four stage process. Click here to learn more about how City projects are selected, designed and built.

Project Contacts

Cary Chereshkoff, Engineering Project Manager, 704-336-7040
Eugene Bradley, Neighborhood Development
704-336-2265