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The document summarizes a meeting about the Meadowridge Capital Improvement Project led by Charlotte Storm Water Services and WK Dickson. It introduces the project team and purpose, which is to obtain public input on stormwater improvements. It provides an overview of the project, which will address localized stream erosion, flooding, and sediment issues in the Meadowridge area. It outlines the project phases and timeline, which will involve additional planning, design, permitting, easement acquisition, and construction, with opportunities for ongoing public involvement.
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- 8. DID NOT MEET STANDARDS DID NOT MEET STANDARDS DID NOT MEET STANDARDS
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