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Hendersonville council approves participation in Mud Creek stormwater study
Summary
Council approved a request to join a grant application and partnership with Henderson County, Conserving Carolina and others to study the Mud Creek watershed to assess whether flooding could be reduced in Hendersonville. The decision was presented as part of the city's FY26–29 strategic plan update.
The Hendersonville City Council voted May 13 to approve the city's participation in a proposed Mud Creek stormwater study.
Deputy City Manager (transcript: Bridal Pauley) presented an FY26–FY29 strategic plan update and described a draft plan to participate in a grant-funded watershed study. He said Henderson County, Conserving Carolina, the city of Hendersonville and other partners are preparing a grant application to study the Mud Creek watershed to determine whether flooding could be reduced in Hendersonville and Henderson County. Council approved the request to participate in the grant application and study.
The meeting summary does not list the grant source, funding amount, or project timeline; it identifies the study's purpose as assessing flood-reduction opportunities in the watershed. The transcript records council approval but does not provide the vote tally, the named mover/second, or follow-up deadlines.
