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March/April 2021 Newsletter

NMCA March 25, 2021 Adoption, Animal Care Services, Animals, art, Artists, birds, Bobby Pearse Center, Building, Bus, Business, BZA, City, City Council, City Operations, Development, dogs, easter egg hunt, events, Farmers Market, Fire Department, flag raising, gardening, Greenlink, history, Holiday, Identity Theft, Infill, kids, Local Business, Native Plants, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, ordinance, parks, Plant Sale, Plants, Residential Development, Saturday market, SC Native Plant Society, Things to do, Virtual Meeting No Comments

    Annual Easter Egg Hunt The Parks & Recreation Department will host easter egg hunts for children ages 2–4 and ages 5–8 at several community centers next week. Admission is free but all egg hunters must have a guardianRead more

Jan/Feb 2021 Newsletter

NMCA January 20, 2021January 21, 2021 Adoption, Animal Care Services, Animals, birds, Bobby Pearse Center, budgets, Building, Business, City, City Council, cold weather, Community Development Committee, Community Tap, dancing, Decals, Development, dogs, for sale, gardening, Greenville Housing Alliance, history, Holiday, Infill, Landscaping, library, Local Business, masks, Membership, Native Plants, Neighborhood planning, neighbors, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main Community, ordinance, parks, Plants, Rotary Park, SC Native Plant Society, social event, Swamp Rabbit Trail, Things to do, trees, TreesUpstate, zoo

  Happy New Year!     NMCA Decals We still have NMCA decals for those who would like them.  Just email northmaincomm@gmail.com to request them.  Also, we will be mailing 2021 business decals to our business members soon.  If youRead more

Planning Commission Meeting to Address Proposed Changes to Land Management Ordinance and Tree Protection

Phyllis Gilreath December 3, 2020 City, Development, Infill, North Main Community, ordinance, Planning Commission, trees

At the December 17 Planning Commission Meeting there will be discussions on two items relating to the proposed revisions to the Land Management Ordinance and Tree Protection Regulations.  See below for specific info on each and how to attend virtually..Read more

May/June 2020 Newsletter

Phyllis Gilreath May 25, 2020May 27, 2020 Adoption, Advertising, Animal Care Services, Animals, birds, birthday, Blood Connection, Bobby Pearse Center, budgets, Building, Business, Census, City, City Council, City Operations, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Development, dogs, Elections, first responders, gardening, Greenlink, Health, Infill, Insects, Local Business, Membership, neighbors, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, parade, parks, Plants, Police, Rotary Park, Saturday market, SC Native Plant Society, Social Event, Things to do, weather

    *The Board of Directors usually meets the first Wednesday of most months at the Sears Shelter.   Members are welcome to attend board  meetings.  Please email northmaincomm@gmail.com   to confirm location and to find out if we are meeting thatRead more

City Requests Citizen Input on GVL2040 Draft Plan

Phyllis Gilreath May 7, 2020 Affordable Housin, budgets, Building, City, City Council, City Operations, Community Development Committee, Comprehensive Plan, Development, Downtown, Greenlink, Greenville Housing Alliance, GVL2040, Housing, Infill, legislators, Master Plan, Neighborhood planning, North Main, North Main Community, road diet, roads, sidewalks, Surveys, Traffic, trees

GVL2040, the comprehensive planning process that will give the City of Greenville a policy blueprint and decision-making guide for the next 20 years, is nearly two-thirds complete. To ensure that the draft plan takes shape in a way that reflectsRead more

Important:  Second Public Survey on 2040 Comp Plan

Phyllis Gilreath November 22, 2019 Affordable Housin, Building, City, Community Development Committee, Comprehensive Plan, Development, Downtown, Housing, Infill, study, Surveys

The City conducted its first public survey on Greenville’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan in July to find out what those who live, work and own businesses and property in Greenville think are the most important topics/issues that need to be addressed inRead more

Drop-in for GVL2040

Phyllis Gilreath August 1, 2019 Affordable Housin, budgets, Building, City, Community Development Committee, Community Group, Comprehensive Plan, Development, Downtown, Greenville Housing Alliance, Housing, Infill, Local Business, Neighborhood planning, North Main, North Main Community, open house, parks, pedestrians, Planning Meeting, roads, sidewalks, study, Things to do, Transportation, Zoning

The City of Greenville will host a drop-in style public meeting for GVL2040, the City’s comprehensive planning process, on Wednesday, August 7, from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Springfield Baptist Church Fellowship Hall (600 E McBee Ave). TheRead more

Town Hall Meeting Topics Covered

Phyllis Gilreath November 2, 2018November 2, 2018 Affordable Housin, Animals, Beautification Committee, Bobby Pearse Center, Building, Business, City, Comprehensive Plan, Crime, crosswalks, Development, Downtown, elderly, Greenlink, Greenville Housing Alliance, history, Homelessness, Housing, Infill, legislators, Local Business, Main and Stone, McPherson Park, Neighborhood planning, neighbors, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, NorthPointe, parks, pedestrians, Police, politics, Public Safety Committee, Road closure, road diet, roads, Rotary Park, safety, sidewalks, speeding, Surveys, Things to do, Town Hall Meeting, Traffic, Traffic calming, Transportation, Wade Hampton, Zoning

Thanks to all those who braved the rain to come out to the NMCA Town Hall Meeting.  And also thanks to Council Members Amy Ryberg Doyle and Lilian Brock Flemming, and to Eric Conner and the Greenville News for moderatingRead more

Greenville News to Livestream ‘State of the City’ forum

Phyllis Gilreath October 30, 2018 Affordable Housin, Bennett Street, Building, Business, Comprehensive Plan, crosswalks, Development, Homelessness, Housing, Infill, Local Business, Neighborhood planning, neighbors, North Main, North Main Community, NorthPointe, parks, Paving, pedestrians, Planning Meeting, road diet, roads, Rotary Park, sidewalks, Stone Academy, study, Things to do, Town Hall Meeting, Traffic, Traffic calming, Transportation, trees, Zoning

The Greenville News will provide live video of a ‘State of the City’ forum this Thursday with two Greenville City Council members about issues related to the city’s unprecedented growth. The forum, sponsored by the North Main Community Association, will feature councilwomen Amy Ryberg DoyleRead more

State of the City – Next Thursday, Nov 1

Phyllis Gilreath October 26, 2018 Affordable Housin, Bobby Pearse Center, Building, Business, City, Community Development Committee, Community Group, Comprehensive Plan, Crime, crosswalks, Development, Homelessness, Housing, Infill, Landscaping, Neighborhood planning, neighbors, North Main, North Main Community, NorthPointe, parks, Paving, pedestrians, politics, Public Safety Committee, road diet, roads, safety, schools, sidewalks, Stone Academy, study, Town Hall Meeting, Traffic, Traffic calming, trees, Wade Hampton, Zoning

 Traffic, Growth, Crosswalks and Trees! Join your neighbors and members of City Council at the State of the City Thursday, November 1 6:00pm Stone Academy – 115 Randall Street 29609   Moderated by Eric Connor of The Greenville News  Read more