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File #: 15-25258    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Business Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 11/20/2025 In control: City Council Business Meeting
On agenda: 12/8/2025 Final action:
Title: Addition of a Representative from Gaston County to the Charlotte Water Advisory Committee

Title

Addition of a Representative from Gaston County to the Charlotte Water Advisory Committee

 

Action

Action:

Approve the addition of one representative from Gaston County to the existing Charlotte Water Advisory Committee.

 

Body

Staff Resource(s):

Angela Charles, Charlotte Water

Thomas Powers, City Attorney’s Office

 

Explanation

§                     The Charlotte Water Advisory Committee (CWAC) was established by Council in 1991 to:

-                     Review, advise, and provide a recommendation on all capital improvement programs for water and sewer facilities and changes to such programs;

-                     Propose changes in the method for determining water and sewer charges; and,

-                     Propose changes in policy for extending water and sewer services.

§                     The CWAC appointees currently serve three-year terms and must be actively involved in one of the following categories:

-                     Real estate developer,

-                     Water and/or sewer contractor,

-                     Civil engineer specializing in water/sewer construction,

-                     Financial expert, or

-                     Neighborhood leader.

§                     The CWAC currently consists of seven members:

-                     One member appointed by the Mayor,

-                     Three members appointed by City Council, and

-                     Three members appointed by Mecklenburg County.

§                     The addition of the representative from Gaston County will increase CWAC to eight members.

§                     Gaston County would make its recommendation based on the current CWAC categories, and City Council would make its appointment to the CWAC for a three-year term based on that recommendation.