Proposed Budget for FY23-24
The Town of Pineville’s Budget for FY 2023-2024 has been submitted to Town Council, and a copy is available for public inspection at Pineville Town Hall, 505 Main Street, […]
The Pineville Public Works Department is responsible for many municipal services to the residences of Pineville. To accomplish all that needs to get done, the department is broken down into five divisions: Storm Water / Street Maintenance / Agriculture / Building Maintenance / Vehicles Maintenance.
Responsible for improving water quality by enforcing clean water regulations as well as control the runoff from rainfall to help reduce flood risks. Storm Water services are provided out of fees collected by Mecklenburg County. Fees are based on which city/town you live in, how much impervious surface your property has and how much it costs to manage or enforce water quality regulations, enhance water resources and prevent water pollution. For questions or further information regarding storm water, please visit: http://charmeck.org/stormwater/Pages/default.aspx
In 2011 the Town used an outside contractor to examine and rank the condition of all town-maintained streets within the town limits. Each year, as money allows, streets are selected to be milled and resurfaced based on their condition. Some of the money to pave and make repairs comes from the Powell Bill Fund (N.C.G. S 136-41.3), paid twice a year by the North Carolina State Treasury. Additional money is then added by the Town to determine the full amount of paving funds to be spent for the next physical year. Not all streets are maintained by the Town. Some are private roads while others are state-maintained. You can call Town Hall or the Public Works Department for a complete listing of streets or to determine which jurisdiction is responsible for maintaining the road.
Responsible for the maintenance of all land owned by the Town. This consists of cutting grass, fertilizing, pruning, spraying, planting and the removal of damaged or dead trees, as well as assisting in storm clean up and snow removal.
This department is responsible for the maintenance on all town-owned vehicles, trucks and the many different pieces of heavy and light equipment used throughout Town.
Responsible for all maintenance on the Pineville Police Building, Town Hall, the Pineville Fire Department Building, the Telephone and Electric Companies and the Pineville Public Works Building.
***ALL NEW TRASH/RECYCLING INFORMATION BEGINNING 7/1/19***
As of 7/1/19, the Town of Pineville has contracted with Waste Pro for residential solid waste removal. Residential customers should have received two new carts from Waste Pro:
The town pays for two carts for each household. Residents can request additional carts from Waste Pro at their own expense. The contract with Waste Pro was designed to match much of the items that were in Signature Waste’s contract to make the transition as smooth as possible:
Some items are banned from landfills which waste providers are prohibited from collecting. The following is a list of the items that cannot be picked up:
These items can be taken directly to the Fox Hole Recycling Center located just a few miles away at 17131 Lancaster Hwy. Information Hotline for Solid Waste: (980) 314-3867 or email to: [email protected]
The above rules are no different than what was in the contract for Signature Waste. What is different, is that the town recently enacted stronger regulations regarding trash in an effort to keep the town looking nice. The previous trash ordinance was very vague. The new one is more specific and spells out exactly how much yard waste is permitted per pickup and the size and length of tree limbs that will be picked up. It also spells out where and when to place your trash carts out at the curb. Additionally, it provides for a monetary penalty for anyone that does not abide by the regulations.
In today’s environment, trash is becoming more and more regulated so it is necessary to limit the size of what can be picked up as well as what items can be picked up. What may have been permitted previously may not be permitted now and new regulations come to us from the state and county on a regular basis. Therefore, it was necessary to redefine our trash regulations.
Waste Pro – call to set up new service, to schedule a bulk pickup or report missed pickups or other related issues: 980-255-3800
Please Note: Some subdivisions near Pineville have Pineville addresses but are not technically within the town’s boundaries. These subdivisions are located in an unincorporated area of Mecklenburg County and are not entitled to garbage service through the Town of Pineville. If your trash service isn’t provided through an HOA, you will need to contract separately with a waste provider of your choice for your trash services. If you are located in any of the subdivisions listed below, please do not use the links below or your request for service will be deleted from the system:
If you are unsure, please click HERE and check the map
Pineville residents can also use the following links to Waste Pro’s Trac EZ system to report any trash/recycling issues:
For Complaints: https://www.tracezonline.com/NewIncident.aspx?it=1&di=593&ci=48
For Compliments: https://www.tracezonline.com/NewIncident.aspx?it=3&di=593&ci=48
For Requests: https://www.tracezonline.com/NewIncident.aspx?it=2&di=593&ci=48
Following is the link to the Mecklenburg County Solid Waste Services Department. There is a lot of good information available on this site so please check it out: Mecklenburg County Solid Waste
Procedures/Regulations for Working in Asphalt and Concrete Pavements
Access Easement Permit Application
2020 Official Pineville Street Listing
Guidelines for Planting Within Highway Right-of-Way (March 2016)
Pineville Land Development Manual Spec Provisions
Pineville Land Development SM Revision Log 2 28 2023
Pineville Land Development Standards Series 1000
Pineville Land Development Standards Series 1000
Pineville Land Development Standards – Series 2000
Pineville Land Development Standards Series 3000
Pineville Land Development Standards – Series 4000
Pineville Land Development Standards – Series 5000
The NC Department of Transportation website link is below. The website is quite extensive with a lot of information.
To report potholes or make a claim for property damage while traveling on a state road, please click on the link below:
https://www.ncdot.gov/travel-maps/traffic-travel/potholes/Pages/default.aspx
Within the Town of Pineville, there are several state roads that are maintained by the NCDOT, not Pineville itself. The town is not authorized/responsible for making repairs to state-maintained roads. If you are traveling through Pineville on a state road and you hit a pothole that causes damage to your car, you can make a claim for damages from the NCDOT through the link above. Some state roads in Pineville are listed below:
Pineville residents should contact Charlotte Water (311 or 704-336-7600) directly for any water /sewer related issues.