NCS000453_Indian Trail_September 2019 Newsletter_20200805

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Work Begins on Chestnut Parkway Artificial Turf Field
Exciting changes are coming to the Chestnut Square Sports Facility!
Work has begun on the new Chestnut Parkway Artificial Turf Field. Thanks to a $25o,000 NFL Grassroots Grant and the support of the
Carolina Panthers Organization, this long -planned project is now quickly becoming a reality. Indian Trail was the only municipality in the
metropolitan area to receive this prestigious grant, which helps to partially fund the project.
The field will replace the current multi -use field. The
artificial turf, which will display the Panthers' logo, will
allow the field to be used in all seasons for football,
soccer and lacrosse. It will also allow the Town to host
more tournaments and events, bringing visitors to
Indian Trail from across the region.
Residents are invited to join the Town for a ribbon
cutting ceremony for the field on Oct. 21 at 7 p.m.
Carolina Panthers' owner David Tepper, as well as
several of the Panthers' players and cheerleaders will
be on hand to celebrate the grand opening of the
field.
The North Carolina Special Olympics will be the first
major event held on the field the weekend of Nov. z
and 3.
The artificial turf field is another step in the
Downtown revitalization, which includes plans for
residential (multi -family) and retail developments, as
well as a hotel. The Mecklenburg Swim Association is
also in the process of constructing a state-of-the-art
Olympic swimming pool facility on Chestnut Parkway,
which is scheduled to open this fall.
"This is an exciting time for growth in Indian Trail ," said Patrick Sadek, town manager. "The vision we had for Downtown is taking shape,
thanks in large part to the NFL and Carolina Panthers for their contribution to the artificial turf project. We look forward to the continued
development of both Uptown and Downtown, as we work to make Indian Trail a top destination in the greater Charlotte metropolitan
area."
Support the Veterans Memorial Garden
The Town of Indian Trail Veterans Memorial Garden officially opened on Memorial Day, 2019.
The Memorial includes seating areas, educational materials, a POW -
MIA monument and flags representing every branch of the Armed
Forces. The project was designed by Indian Trail staff with input from
the community and was constructed by both private contractors and
the Indian Trail Public Works Department.
Make a Donation!
While construction may be complete, community members are
able to continue supporting the project and honor a loved one by
purchasing an engraving of the name, date of service and branch of
service of a veteran. Engravings can be dedicated to current military
members or those who have completed their service.
Engraving donations start at $too, with all funds raised through
the purchase supporting the Memorial. To purchase an engraving,
or if you would like to make a donation, please call Town Hall at
704.821.5401.

Indian Trail Capital Improvement Program
Indian Trail has more than Zo projects in its Capital Improvement Program (CIP). These projects will help maintain or improve
infrastructure throughout the Town over the next several years. The chart below lists the projects, their estimated costs and timeline for
completion. Projects with an end date of July 1, zozo, are continual and do not yet have a solidified end date. The July 1 date is given for
budgetary purposes. All other projects have a projected end date already set.
The project schedule is regularly updated and can be found on the Town's website at www.indiantraii.org under the Engineering section
of the Government tab.
FY 19120 Capital Improvement Program
Project
Total Cost of Project
Start Date/Phase
Targeted Completion Date
Monroe Road Widening
$46,600,00o
RE Acquisition Phase
December 2025
Sardis/U-IT Roundabout
$3,202,825
Utility Relocation Phase
Aug. 21, zozo
Independence BV. Superstreet
$9,500,000
Construction Phase
Nov. 30, 2019
Chestnut Parkway Phase I11
$3,629,054
Design Phase
June 30, 2025
Chestnut Parkway Phase I
$86,i45
RE Acquisition Phase
June 30, 2022
Indian Trail Complete Street
$3,972,419
Design Phase
Jan. 1, 2021
Resurfacing FY19/20
$1,239,369
Construction Phase
Oct. 31, 2019
Pavement Marking
$15,000
Complete
July 30, 2019
Pavement Marker
$15,000
Complete
July 26, 2019
Pavement Patching
$187,900
Complete
Aug. 9, 2019
Crack Pouring
$30,000
Complete
Aug. 9, 2019
Town Hall Parking Lot
$300,000
Complete
Aug. 30, 2019
Gribble Roundabout
$1,518,270
Planning Phase
June 30, zozz
Regulatory Signage
$3,098
Construction Phase
July 1, zozo
Rogers Road Improvements
$3907000
Design Phase
Dec. 30, zozo
Bridge Maintenance
$6i,968
Construction Phase
July 1, zozo
Chestnut Park Artificial Turf
$800,00o
Construction Phase
Oct. 7, 2019
Crooked Creek Park Phase 11
$i,950,000
Design Phase
December zozo
Highway 74 Multi -Use Trail
$5,130,131
Design Phase
December zozo
Greenway Trail
$0.00
Design Phase
December zozo
Storm Drainage Maintenance
$250,000
Construction Phase
July 1, zozo
ist Avenue Storm Drainage
$913,849
Design Phase
Oct. 30, 2019
ist Avenue Construction
$984,414
Design Phase
July 1, zozo
UDO/LDM Update
Updates to the Unified Development
Ordinance (UDO) and Land Development
Manual (LDM) are in the final review
stages. Once the review is complete, the
documents will be presented to Town
Council and the Planning Board during a
workshop for adoption.
The UDO establishes the location of uses
and requirements associated with new
development. The LDM establishes
standards for the construction of
community infrastructure such as roads,
sidewalks, trails, stormwater manage-
ment systems, and other infrastructure.
The goal is to have both documents
updated and adopted by the end of the
calendar year.

Indian Trail Parks and Recreation
IT Parks and Recreation Has
Something for Everyone!
In addition to community -wide events, the
Parks & Recreation Department hosts
numerous programs for children and seniors
throughout the year.
For a full list ofrograms, visit
www.indiantraiforg and click on Parks &
Recreation under t5e Government tab.
Thank you to
everyone who
attended this
year's National
Night Out on
Aug. 6!
Solid Waste & Recycling: News and Reminders
Fall Clean-up News:
• Leaves bagged into clear bags and set at curb
on your regular recycle service day.
• Tree limbs can be set into small bundles that
are z inches or less in diameter and 4 feet or
less in length.
Solid Waste & Recycle Cart Placement:
• At least z feet from mailboxes or parked cars.
• z feet between carts (for automatic arm to
service cart).
• Wheels of cart face back
Where to Get New Recycle Calendar:
• www.indiantrail.org/256/Solid-Waste-
Service.
• Call Town Hall and request for a calender
to be mailed to you.
• Come to Town Hall and pick one up in
the lobby.
Next Shredding Event:
• November g, 2019 - more information
coming soon! Watch the Town website
for details
Grant Received!
The Public Works Department
received a $13,500 Community
Waste Reduction and Recycling
Grant from the NC Department
of Environmental Quality. The
money will be used to educate
residents regarding recent
recycling changes as well as
how to reduce contaminated
recycling.
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Athletic Offerings Abound in Indian Trail
Indian Trail is proud to provide a variety of athletic offerings for sports enthusiasts of all ages and fitness levels. The goal is to continue to
grow these offerings, as they draw thousands of visitors to the Town every year.
Chestnut Square Park
(Downtown)
Crooked Creek Park
Crossing Paths Park
(Uptown)
Private
Football
Dog Park
Amphitheater
Indoor Basketball (Carolina Courts)
Flag Football
Playground (ADA)
Trail
Pickle Ball (Carolina Courts)
Sand Volleyball
Zip Line
Playground
Triple Threat Academy
Soccer
18-Hole Disc Golf Course
Mini Mites Training (Carolina Courts)
Lacrosse
Outdoor Fitness
Indoor Volleyball (Carolina Courts)
z Pickle Ball Fields
Splashpad
Strikers Soccer Complex
Playground
Fishing Pond
Figure Skating (Extreme Ice)
Walking Trails
Additional Trails
Ice Hockey (Extreme Ice)
Shelters
BMX Cycling
Roller Skating (Kate's)
Tennis Courts
Baseball Fields
3 Par Golf Course
Rugby
Softball Fields
MSA Olympic Swimming Pool
Ultimate Frisbee
Shelters
Camp Ground
_ Budgeted (FY 18/iq) _ Private Under Construction _ Private Existing _ Existing Facilities

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Save the Date'.
Grand Opening
View Town Meetings Online
All Town Council, Planning Board and Board of Adjustment
meetings can be viewed on the Town's website (http://indiantrail.
org/31o/Live-Archived-Media). They can also be viewed on
the Town's YouTube channel. Town Council meetings are also
livestreamed through the YouTube channel, which can be found by
searching for Indian Trail at www.youtube.com.
All meetings are held in the Indian Trail Town Hall (315 Matthews -
Indian Trail Road) unless otherwise noted.
• Town Council: znd & 4th Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m.
• Planning Board: 3rd Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
• Tree Board: 3rd Tuesday, immediately following Planning Board
• Board of Adjustment: 4th Thursday, 6:30 p.m
• ABC Board: 3rd Thursday, 6:30 p.m. at ABC Store
• Stormwater: znd Thursday, 6 p.m.
Meetings are subject to change and cancellation. To view the most
up-to-date meeting schedule, visit www.indiantrail.org and click on
Calendar.
Tax Collection Reminder
Taxes were due September 1, 2019. Taxes can be paid online at
www.indiantrail.org, by visiting Town Hall at 315 Matthews -Indian
Trail Road, or by mail to the Indian Trail Tax Office, PO Box 2430,
Indian Trail, NC, 28079. If you did not receive a tax bill, contact the
Tax Department at 704.821.5401.
TOWN OF INDIAN TRAIL
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