Planning

Greenville Development Code Open House

NMCA April 6, 2022April 6, 2022 Building, City, Community Development Committee, Comprehensive Plan, Development, Development Code, GVL2040, Main and Stone, Neighborhood planning

Neighbors…this is a big deal. It’s all part of GVL 2040 and will have an impact on the future of Greenville. It’s not a formal meeting, but an open house. Please try and drop in so you can see what’sRead more

NMCA Newsletter (Jan/Feb 2022)

NMCA February 10, 2022 Adoption, Animal Care Services, Animals, art, Artists, birds, Boards, City Council, City Operations, conservation, crosswalks, Decals, Development, Development Code, dogs, events, gardening, GVL2040, history, iMAGINE Upstate, Larkins Sawmill, Local Business, medians, Native Plants, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main Community, pedestrians, Plant Sale, Plants, Reedy River, safety, SC Native Plant Society, Social Event, Spring Social, street/pedestrian lighting, Things to do, trees, TreesUpstate, Uncategorized, zoo

 Happy Valentine’s Day!   Meet the new board…same as the old board…with one major exception.  We have a new president. 2022 NMCA Board of Directors: President:    Steve Mills Vice President:   Rhett Brown Treasurer:   Kevin Parker Membership Secretary:   Julie Proctor RecordingRead more

Development Code ReWrite Begins

NMCA January 15, 2022January 15, 2022 Building, City, Comprehensive Plan, Construction, Development, GVL2040, Infill, Master Plan, Neighborhood planning, North Main, Planning Commission, Zoning

The City has begun a year-long project to rewrite its development code, which regulates how and where development of all types may occur. The project team is led by Code Studio and czb, the same firm that assisted the CityRead more

May/June 2021 Newsletter

NMCA June 14, 2021June 15, 2021 Adoption, Advertising, Affordable Housin, Animal Care Services, Animals, auction, birds, Bobby Pearse Center, budgets, Building, cancellations, City, City Council, City Operations, CPR, Crime, Development, dogs, Downtown, fall social, first responders, gardening, Greenville Woodworkers Guild, hurricane, Identity Theft, Land Management Ordinance, Landscaping, Larkin's Sawmill, Local Business, medians, Membership, Neighborhood planning, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, ordinance, Plants, Police, sidewalks, Social Event, Things to do, water, weather

                Re-opening of the Bobby Pearse Community Center Mark your calendars for Wednesday, June 23 at 10:30 a.m.  Please join us for a re-opening ceremony for the Bobby Pearse Community Center.  It’s taken 3 long years butRead more

Round 2 Text Amendments to Land Management Ordinance

NMCA June 8, 2021 Affordable Housin, budgets, Building, Business, City Council, City Operations, Comprehensive Plan, Development, Greenville Housing Alliance, Homelessness, Housing, Land Management Ordinance, Neighborhood planning, Parking, parks, Planning Commission, Traffic, water

The Round 2 Text Amendments to the Land Management Ordinance (LMO) are now available for review and comment on the City’s website at https://www.greenvillesc.gov/1870/Land-Management-Ordinance-Amendments—R. They address affordable housing, traffic, parking lots, table of uses and stormwater, and as before, in eachRead more

City Council Rejects Temporary Development Moratorium

NMCA April 27, 2021 Building, BZA, City Council, Development, GVL2040, Housing, Planning Commission, Residential Development, study

City Council Rejects Temporary Development Moratorium, Adopts Resolution to Provide Interim Solutions to Protect Neighborhoods City Council rejected an ordinance by a vote of 4-3 that would have placed a six-month moratorium on the development of commercial and multi-family projectsRead more

Weekly Video Update and Tree Ordinance Presentation

Phyllis Gilreath December 6, 2020 City, North Main, ordinance, trees, Week in review

Below are links to the Weekly Video Update, as well as the video recording of the Tree Ordinance meeting and the presentation from it. Week in Review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=–tpchFAmeU https://www.greenvillesc.gov/1652/Week-in-Review Tree Ordinance Meeting Tree Ordinance Open House Presentation https://www.greenvillesc.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16661/Landscape-and-Tree-Ordinance-Review-12-1-2020  

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

NMCA Holiday 2020 Newsletter

Phyllis Gilreath November 28, 2020April 29, 2021 Adoption, Advertising, Affordable Housin, Animals, Bobby Pearse Center, Building, Business, charity, City, City Council, Comprehensive Plan, COVID-19, Development, Fire safety, Fun, garbage, gardening, GVL2040, Holiday, Housing, hurricane, Ice on Main, invasives, Local Business, Master Plan, Neighborhood planning, neighbors, North Main, North Main Community, Packages, Parking, parks, Planning Meeting, Rotary Park, safety, Skating, Soda Shop, Swamp Rabbit Cafe, Things to do, waste management

NMCA President’s Year End Note to Members You may not have seen, nor heard the voices of, NMCA leadership during this year of the COVID-19 pandemic.  The ensuing pandemonium impacted all levels of government, business, education and most importantly, yourRead more

News from Council Member Dorothy Dowe

Phyllis Gilreath October 8, 2020October 8, 2020 Affordable Housin, art, Artists, budgets, City, City Council, City Operations, COVID-19, Election, Greenville Housing Alliance, Health, history, Homelessness, Housing, Kids, neighbors, North Main, North Main Community, Transportation, trees, Voting

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