Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
Greenville City Council voted unanimously to adopt an emergency ordinance to extend the temporary ordinance requiring customers to wear face coverings inside all retail establishments within the city limits. Greenville was the first municipality in South Carolina to mandate maskRead more
News from 206 South Main Street LEADING IN OUR COMMUNITY UNDER A “NEW NORMAL” As a community, we continue to find our way through a “new normal” veiled under the Covid-19 virus threat. Our Greenville County COVID-19 Data Hub indicates that although we greatlyRead more
To help keep you informed, the city will be producing short videos each week to provide updates on important happenings in the city. Below is a link to the first video update: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoxIUahjRzs&feature=youtu.be
Thanks to everyone who has already responded to the 2020 Census. The North Main community has a response rate of 75%, so we’re doing a good job, but time is running out. The U.S. Census Bureau recently announced that itRead more
From Council Member John DeWorken: “The Greenville City Police Chief Howie Thompson called me and asked me to let neighbors know that two juveniles have been apprehended for the auto theft on W. Hillcrest. They are currently in custody. ARead more
This has not been a good week for North Main in terms of crime. In addition to the stolen car 3 days ago, at least 2 cars/garages were broken into this morning on W. Hillcrest, one as late as 6Read more
As you may have heard or read on Nextdoor, we had a car theft on W. Hillcrest Drive around 2 am Friday am. There were reportedly two other cars broken into that same night. Two witnesses reported seeing two youngRead more
*The Board of Directors typically meets the first Tuesday of most months at the Sears Shelter at McPherson Park; however, our recent meetings have been virtual and will likelyRead more
Sec. 19-6.3. – Tree protection. 19-6.3.1. General. (A) Purpose. Protection of existing tree cover is intended to preserve the visual and aesthetic qualities of Greenville; to encourage site design techniques that preserve the natural environment and enhance the developed environment;Read more
In August 2014, City Council adopted a series of development standards and guidelines to address an upsurge in new residential construction, renovations and additions taking place in several established neighborhoods in the city. The goal of the Single-Family Residential Infill StandardsRead more
