STEELE CREEK NEWS
2nd Comprehensive
Neighborhood Improvement Program Meeting is April 23
(April 14, 2015) Charlotte city staff and consultants will be holding the
second public meeting on the Whitehall/Ayrsley
Comprehensive Neighborhood Improvement Program (CNIP) on
Thursday, April 23 from 6:30 to 8:00 PM at Kennedy Middle School.
Charlotte has
identified five neighborhoods across the city where it plans to make strategic
investments to address a broad array of community needs. One of
these is designated "Whitehall/Ayrsley."
It covers areas of northern Steele Creek located between I-485 and
Westinghouse Boulevard. In addition to Whitehall and Ayrsley, it includes parts of Berewick and
neighborhoods along Brown-Grier Road, Sandy Porter Road, and Steele
Creek Road.
At the first
neighborhood meeting
in March, residents marked up maps with notes and stickers to
identify areas where improvements to roads, intersections,
sidewalks, trails, parks, and other infrastructure are needed. See
Annotated Maps from the Whitehall/Ayrsley Community Meeting.
This second community meeting will focus on specific projects, why
those projects were selected, and how the projects should be
prioritized in terms of importance to the community.
Information also will
be available about plans for new sidewalks along Brown-Grier Road
and Gallant Lane leading to Kennedy Middle School.
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