Following is a letter that was sent by the NMCA President to members of the BZA stating the association’s position on the Brookside Development issue. 2 June 2010 Members, Greenville City Board of Zoning Appeal Dear board members, I am writing on behalf of the North Main Community Association to express the support of our [...]
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Who is “Waffling” on Midnight Waffles?
Will the City “waffle” on Midnight Waffles?
Judge Miller Says “Not Yet” to Midnight Waffles
There won’t be any shortcuts to Midnight Waffles – at least not on Stone Ave.!
Plant Trees? Developer Douglas Can’t Even Plant a Sign…
As you may recall, Developer David Douglas blamed his contractor for cutting down the trees at Brookside. Wonder who he’s going to blame for planting the signs? As you can see from the photo below, a public notice sign somehow got caught behind the black screening surrounding the Brookside propety. Now, in Douglas’ defense, there [...]
Naming That “Thumb” Developer, David Douglas!
Naming the “Thumb” Developer, David Douglas, who killed the Brookside Trees.
Cravings & Legal Reflections – The Waffle Hearing
Waffle House doesn’t want to be “Cinderalla” on opening night.
Important Meeting re: Waffle House
Waffle House Hearing. Thursday, April 15. 11:00 am. Greenville County Court House. (Corner of East North and Church Streets). Waffle House will be asking the judge for a summary judgment regarding their hours of operation as part of the company’s lawsuit challenging changes to the zoning code that makes 24-hour a day, 7-day a week [...]
A Milestone for Us
Douglas Development killed the trees and the City has killed Douglas’ original plan to develop Brookside Circle. We expect that any plan revisions submitted by Douglas will require him to go before the Planning Commission and to face us at a public hearing. As Donna Rhyne said in the Greenville News: “The developer thumbed his [...]
WYFF Link & Video – Cut Trees Halt Apartment Construction
The local news (WYFF) did a segment on the unauthorized removal of heritage trees from the Brookside Gardens development off Wade Hampton Boulevard: The city of Greenville has temporarily halted construction on a low-income apartment complex for senior citizens following the removal of six trees at the site. City Planning and Development Manager Jean Pool [...]
