Projects

The City of Hendersonville’s existing water and sewer infrastructure in the Ashe Street Neighborhood and 4th Ave area is aging and in need of replacement. This area of downtown Hendersonville is ripe with commercial and residential revitalization with existing water and sewer infrastructure...

The 5th Avenue Art Route is a sidewalk mural on 5^th Avenue in Downtown Hendersonville in a project funded by an AARP Community Challenge Grant, designed for quick action projects to help communities become more livable for people of all ages.  The Friends of Downtown...

As the Historic 7th Avenue Business District continues to see public and private investments, the City of Hendersonville’s Downtown Advisory Board is leading a community vision and branding process that coincides with streetscape and infrastructure improvements.

The Seventh Avenue Streetscape Project is an investment in pedestrian, water, sewer and stormwater infrastructure, lighting and landscaping in the business district. It aims to improve walkability, improve connections to the Main Street Municipal Service District...

The City of Hendersonville is pursuing a greenway project entitled 'Above the Mud' that could connect the Ecusta Trail to the Oklawaha Greenway and 7th Avenue.

The project is called ‘Above The Mud’ in reference to its proximity to Mud Creek and includes three improvements to bicycle and...

The Clear Creek Interceptor Replacement consists of the replacement of approximately 3,3000 linear feet of undersized 18-inch diameter gravity sewer pipe along Clear Creek with 30-inch diameter sewer pipe. The purpose of the project is to provide additional capacity alleviating sanitary sewer...

Edwards Park, at 904 N. Main Street, is being redeveloped into a new City of Hendersonville park.

A new ADA-accessible miniature golf course named for Laura E. Corn will be constructed and reimagined on the Edwards Park site. A concession stand and public restrooms will...

The Etowah Area Water System Improvement Project includes the installation of approximately 14,800 linear feet of 12 and 8-inch water mains, a 500,000-gallon ground level water storage tank, construction of a booster pumping station, access road, and demolition of an existing elevated water...

Originally constructed in 1954, the Ewart Hill Reservoir No. 2 is a 5 million gallon covered concrete basin that makes up approximately 30% of the utility's total finished water storage. The improvements consists of installation of a flexible membrane liner to prolong the service life of...