Mc2 Engineering, Inc.

Emerald Green Subdivision - Mooresville, NC

Emerald Green Subdivision is an age geared subdivision with 56 duplex townhomes located in Mooresville, NC. The challenging design included maximizing the useable land outside of the floodplain and creating amenities for active adults including a clubhouse with outdoor seating area and walking trails through the community.

Key Aspects of Project

Variance (impervious allowance)
Rezoning (change of developer resulted in project going from Condominium to For Sale Townhomes)
Floodplain Study

Shinnville Ridge Subdivision - Shinnville, NC

Shinnville Ridge was designed to take advantage of the existing mature vegetation by minimizing grading to retain as much vegetation as possible for the larger home sites. The 74 lots subdivision is located in Mooresville, NC.

Key Aspects of Project

Project was retrofitted from Well and Septic to Public Utilities (change of developer)
Design of Public Sanitary Sewer Lift Station

Pennacook Subdivision - Charlotte, NC

The development included 100 single-family lots designed to incorporate the existing pond on-site into the design along with the adjacent golf course. The layout included preserving a large natural area on-site for the potential use of walking trails. To create more curb appeal the site was laid out with curvilinear roads to provide better sight lines. The site is located in Charlotte, NC adjacent to the former Pawtucket Golf Course.

Key Aspects of Project

Floodplain study
Bottomless culvert design

Shepherd Trail Subdivision - Charlotte, NC

A lower impact single-family development that was designed with open channels for stormwater runoff and curve linear roads located in Aberdeen, NC. The layout incorporated retaining a large amount of the existing established canopy on-site and drainage features.

Key Aspects of Project

Special Use Permit

Walden Ponds Subdivision - Charlotte , NC

A Charleston Style development located in Charlotte, NC with 53 lots with a focus on retaining the existing ponds on-site. The design consisted of saving 1 1/2 acres of existing ponds on-site and orienting the lots towards the ponds to provide highly desirable lots. The layout included creating rear loaded lots with rear decks that overlook the ponds.

Key Aspects of Project

Rezoning
Water supply watershed overlay with impervious limitations

Walker Station Subdivision - Pinehurst, NC

A mixed development with cottage homes and townhomes located in Pinehurst, NC. The project included rear alleys for detached garages on the townhomes and single family homes designed with detached garages in the rear of the lot to create a sense of the homes with white picket fences in the front yards. The project included re-using the pine trees on-site for interior flooring and other trim on the houses. Another innovative design with the project included designing an infiltration basin that would also be used for an outdoor amphitheater area.

Key Aspects of Project

Waterline Extension
Sanitary Sewer Extension
Storm Sewer Management that dramatically limited the runoff to below pre-development conditions.!