The Exit 45 Sewer Line Extension is a key infrastructure project aimed at expanding sewer service to the I-77 Exit 45 area, including the Larkin Regional Business Park. This project will provide approximately 17,000 linear feet of new gravity sewer lines, enhancing the city’s wastewater capacity and supporting future economic development. Currently in the design phase with the Timmons Group, this project represents a critical investment in the city’s long-term growth.
Key Features & Community Benefits
17,000 Feet of New Gravity Sewer Line – Expanding sewer service along I-L Creek to the Third Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP).
Increased Wastewater Capacity – The new sewer line will convey a peak flow of approximately 2.9 million gallons per day to the city’s Third Creek WWTP, ensuring efficient wastewater management.
Supports Economic Growth – Providing essential infrastructure to attract new businesses and development to the Exit 45 corridor and Larkin Regional Business Park.
Project Timeline & Investment
Anticipated Start Date: TBD
Anticipated Completion: TBD
Estimated Cost: $9,400,000
Funding Sources
City of Statesville
Why This Project Matters
Expanding sewer infrastructure is essential for economic growth, environmental sustainability, and future development. The Exit 45 Sewer Line Extension will support business expansion, attract new investments, and enhance wastewater management capabilities, ensuring that Statesville remains well-equipped for continued growth.