Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
Neighbors: The developer for brookside gardens has violated two permits. The removal of the heritage trees is very unfortunate and frankly the loss of the 5 trees on the corner is quite sad. The city issued a stop order onRead more
First, thanks to all of you who have participated in the Stone Ave Plan meetings. The draft plan based on neighbors’ feedback was shown last Thursday and is impressive. The consultants will be back with more detailed versions and weRead more
Work-in-Progress Presentation 6:30pm – 9:00pm Thursday March 25 Earle Street Baptist Church, Sanctuary See work completed during the week
WYFF4.com ————————————————— Planners Target ‘Ugly’ Corridor For Improvements City Leaders, Developer Seeking Citizen Input On Stone Avenue GREENVILLE, S.C. — It has four lanes and a lot of potential. Stone Avenue is in between Greenville’s famed downtown and the laid-backRead more
This is a critical workshop session for us in letting city officials know what we want to see on Stone Avenue over the next 5 years. Please show up and bring your “Stone Vision.” We need you. Hands-On Design SessionRead more
Neighbors, Below are the highlights of our meeting which includes significant points about how we want Stone Avenue to look over the next 5 to 10 years. We want to reinforce these points at the Charette Meetings scheduled this week.Read more
A Development History of the Stone Avenue and North Main Street Area Beginnings: 1813-1891 By Bob Bainbridge The oldest residence in North Main, and one of the oldest in the Greenville area, is Whitehall now on West Earle Street, butRead more
The North Main Community Association neighborhood development committee met this week and discussed the upcoming plan for Stone Avenue. We have a unique opportunity to participate in the planning process for the future of Stone Avenue and we feel thatRead more
The North Main Community Association Board has signed on to this letter that will be read at City Council on on 2/22: Dear Greenville City Council, Our District 1 Representative, Amy Ryberg-Doyle, recently informed local neighborhood associations that Waffle HouseRead more
Jeanne Brooks’ column (2/14/10) praises the work of North Main in preserving Rotary Park. Check it out – http://www.greenvilleonline.com/article/20100214/OPINION/2140316/1037/A-better-plan-saves-North-Main-park
