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Construction Update: Stewart Creek Greenway Closure – Update #6

CLTWater is meeting with Mecklenburg County in late July to review final asphalt paving and other restoration tasks.

The greenway is estimated to reopen mid-August 2020. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this large wastewater pipe repair.

Detailed updates May through July 2020:

  • The area adjacent to Tuckaseegee Rd. bridge is now fully restored
  • The stone access road was removed, and the entire area was seeded/strawed
  • Rip rap placed along channel which feeds the main creek was installed
  • Crews removed large spoil piles of dirt, grading/drainage, road removal, seed/straw, tree/shrub planting, fence removal, and trail restoration
dirt, tree-lined road with recently excavated dirt in the foreground
recently installed round concrete raised manhole with metal cover and metering caps sits alongside a restored recently excavated dirt road
grey dirt, tree-lined road
rock and gravel lined diversion culvert installed along a tree lined rural road
  • Grass is coming in nicely throughout the park; shoulders along upper greenway trail have been restored with the exception of parking/turnout area
  • Repair site was hydro-seeded and plantings were installed.
  • The lower section of the greenway that was removed is being rebuilt
  • Crews are continuing restoration and preparing area for reopening
  • dozen young trees planted in recently filled in dirt area of a utility excavation project
  • piles of gravel sit on a rural road next to a recently filled in dirt area as a yellow excavator works in the distance
  • yellow steamroller rolls down a grey grave, tree-lined rural street
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