Projects

The Hendersonville Police Station was constructed on Ashe Street between Pace and Jonas streets in the Seventh Avenue district. The two-story, 26,000 square foot building will be paid for with a USDA Rural Development loan. This is the first time the Hendersonville Police Department has had...
Project Status: Completed Projects
City of Hendersonville staff worked with Traffic Planning and Design, Inc. (TPD) to complete a bicycle and pedestrian improvement project along S. Main Street. The project will be completed in conjunction with paving improvements to provide a safer experience for Ecusta Trail users to access...
Project Status: Current Projects
The City’s Strategic Housing Plan, led by City staff and a volunteer steering committee, will offer strategies to increase housing availability, stabilize rental and home ownership options, and develop policies aimed at preventing homelessness. In partnership with...
Project Status: Current Projects
One of the major causes of water quality impairment in the Mud Creek Watershed happened to be habitat degradation. The existing stream runs through the park and has experienced heavy erosion rates from both streambanks at roughly 179 tons of sediment per year. The riparian buffer is...
Project Status: Completed Projects

The City of Hendersonville engaged WithersRavenel in 2018 to complete a pilot stormwater master plan for the Wash Creek subwatershed. The Wash Creek subwatershed is approximately 1378 acres and encompasses the area west of downtown to Laurel Park and south of 6th Ave....
Project Status: Completed Projects
The Ultraviolet (UV) Disinfection Improvements project consists of the replacement of aging UV disinfection equipment nearing the end of its useful life at the City's Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF). UV disinfection is the final stage of the treatment process where wastewater is disinfected...
Project Status: Current Projects
The proposed Biosolids Thermal Dryer will produce a high-quality, nutrient-rich biosolid product produced from the wastewater treatment process that will be beneficially re-used as a fertilizer or soil amendment. The project will reduce current operational costs for treatment solids...
Project Status: Current Projects
The City's water treatment facility (WTF) was originally constructed in 1963 with several upgrades since that time. The WTF has a current capacity of 12.0 million gallons per day (mgd) with conventional water treatment process including 5-sedimentation basins, 4-multimedia gravity filters,...
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