Meetings

Reminder: Public Hearing on Development Tomorrow Night

Phyllis Gilreath March 22, 2015 Community Development Committee, Meetings

For those interested, don’t forget about the public hearing regarding the property formerly known as the “Cottages at Townes” to be held tomorrow evening (Monday, March 23) at 6PM at the Bobby Pearse Community Center.   The proposed plan includes a total of 8Read more

Public Meeting on Former “Cottages at Townes” Property Scheduled

Phyllis Gilreath March 13, 2015March 13, 2015 Community Development Committee, Meetings

For those who are interested, the developer for the property between W. Hillcrest and W. Mountainview has a new draft proposal that is similar to what the earlier group proposed. The Public Meeting for Application SD15-183 is scheduled for MondayRead more

NMCA Newsletter (01/2015)

Phyllis Gilreath January 16, 2015 Beautification Committee, Community Development Committee, Local Business, Meetings

  Your 2015 Board of Directors: President:                                Hunter Cutchin Vice-President:                       Dave Modeen     Treasurer:                               Jim Gilreath Recording Secretary:             TBD Membership Secretary:          Leah Tollison   Webmaster:                            Chad Chandler                                                                                                                Welcome to our newest board members. We look forward to working togetherRead more

Comments on Last Weeks Comp Plan Update Meeting

Phyllis Gilreath November 4, 2014 Community Development Committee, Meetings

Bob Bainbridge, NMCA President, attended the presentation of the Comprehensive Plan Update last week. His comments are as follows: “It was reasonably well attended but there was almost no actual content. As far as I could tell the city staffRead more

Reminder: Comp Plan Meeting Tonight (Tues. Oct 28)

Phyllis Gilreath October 28, 2014 Community Development Committee, Local Business, Meetings

The City’s Planning and Development Division will host an open house tonight at 5:30 p.m. at the Hughes Main Library to present an update to Plan-It Greenville, the City’s long-range comprehensive plan for future growth. Adopted in 2009, the plan mustRead more

City Comprehensive Plan Update Meeting

Phyllis Gilreath October 14, 2014 Community Development Committee, Local Business, Meetings

The City’s Planning and Development Division will host a public open house to present an update to Plan-It Greenville, the City’s long-range comprehensive plan for future growth.  It will be held on October 28, 5:30 pm, at the Hughes MainRead more

NMCA Newsletter (08/14)

Phyllis Gilreath August 13, 2014August 14, 2014 Beautification Committee, Community Development Committee, Local Business, Meetings, Park Committee, Public Safety Committee

School Starts Soon! August 19 is the first day of school here in Greenville.  For a copy of the calendar of important dates, holidays, etc. for the 2014-15 school year just click here.  And watch out for walkers and bikersRead more

Public Meeting on North Main Road Diet Next Tuesday

Phyllis Gilreath August 8, 2014 Community Development Committee, Meetings, Public Safety Committee

The City of Greenville will be conducting a public information meeting on a plan for re-striping North Main Street (from Ashley to Rutherford) including a lane reduction on either side.  The meeting will be held next Tuesday, August 12, fromRead more

Infill Ordinance Final Read This Monday

Phyllis Gilreath August 8, 2014 Community Development Committee, Meetings

As reported previously, the infill ordinance passed first reading at city council in June.  They are changing the wording back to what was in the draft when it left the Planning Commission. While they think it was honestly an accidentRead more

Critical (negative) changes to Infill Ordinance

Phyllis Gilreath July 28, 2014July 28, 2014 Beautification Committee, Community Development Committee, Meetings

NMCA president Bob Bainbridge read the infill ordinance to be presented this afternoon and found the following change from the one that was approved by the Planning Commission.  It dramatically changes the issue of tree protection and replacement and essentiallyRead more