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Documents:
Berkeley Commons Recorded Governing Documents
Berkeley Commons ARB Application
NOAA Extreme Weather Information Sheet
Frequently Asked Questions
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Manager Information and Real-Time Updates:
- Charleston City Council Amends ‘Stay at Home’ Ordinance to Add Governor’s Most Recent Orders April 02nd, 2020: April 1 2020 Tonight, during an emergency meeting, Charleston City Council amended the city’s “Stay at Home” Ordinance to add Governor Henry McMaster’s most recent orders regarding the closure of “non-essential” businesses, venues, facilities, services, and activities; the requirement that out-of-state visitors from coronavirus “hotspots” self-quarantine and the closure of all public beaches, piers, docks, wharfs, ... Read more about this.
- Wappoo Landing***Important Information******** April 01st, 2020: Attention Owners:The project to address the exterior column straps at the rear of each support beam is underway. The association’s vendor will be removing the existing straps and replacing them. The work will involve the removal and addition of concrete. The work will take about three weeks to complete community-wide.The vendor will be running an ... Read more about this.
- Let There Be Light – Wednesday, April 1 @ 7pm April 01st, 2020: Read more about this.
- City of Charleston March 30th Coronavirus AM Update April 01st, 2020: The city of Charleston continues to operate at OPCON 1 and the city’s Stay at Home ordinance remains in effect with non-essential businesses closed citywide. Over the weekend, Charleston Police Department continued their policy of measured enforcement of the say at home ordinance, informing citizens about the law and reiterating that parks, public spaces and non-essential businesses ... Read more about this.
- Welcome March 31st, 2020: Welcome to the community page for Meeting Street at Grand Oaks! We look forward to serving you! Read more about this.
- City of Charleston March 30 Coronavirus AM Update March 30th, 2020: The city of Charleston continues to operate at OPCON 1 and the city’s Stay at Home ordinance remains in effect with non-essential businesses closed citywide. Over the weekend, Charleston Police Department continued their policy of measured enforcement of the say at home ordinance, informing citizens about the law and reiterating that parks, public spaces and non-essential businesses are ... Read more about this.
- Jasmine Row Pressure Washing Project March 30th, 2020: L&M Pressure Washing has let us know they will be onsite starting Monday, April 27th to complete the job. They will start on April 27th on Lazarette Lane and Finish Nautical Chart on the following day if needed. The Board understands homeowner’s concerns with bleach vs bleach alternative. The Board also understands that some homeowners may not want the HOA to pressure wash their home. ... Read more about this.
- City of Charleston March 26 Coronavirus Update March 27th, 2020: The city of Charleston continues to operate at OPCON 1 with the stay at home ordinance in effect and non-essential businesses closed citywide. The Community Development Committee and Charleston City Council met today and approved an emergency ordinance to reallocate $40,000 in Community Development Block Grant funding to provide public services and temporary living quarters for those who are ... Read more about this.
- Spring Grove: Street Parking Concerns March 26th, 2020: As a reminder, every day there are numerous vehicles parked on the street inhibiting safe passage throughout the community. It can be a public safety issue when cars are parked on the street. A child could dart out in the road and you can’t see them if cars are parked in the way. This is ... Read more about this.
- City of Charleston Releases Further Guidance on ‘Stay at Home’ Ordinance March 26th, 2020: In response to the stay at home ordinance passed by Charleston City Council last night, the city has received a number of questions regarding the closure of non-essential businesses. In order to provide guidance, the city’s Legal Department has released a sample list of businesses that would be considered nonessential under the emergency ordinance. The list includes, ... Read more about this.
- City of Charleston Stay at Home Order Information March 26th, 2020: Neighborhood NewsSpecial Bulletin City of Charleston Releases Further Guidance on ‘Stay at Home’ Ordinance In response to the stay at home ordinance passed by Charleston City Council last night, the city has received a number of questions regarding the closure of non-essential businesses. In order to provide guidance, the city’s Legal Department has released a sample list of businesses ... Read more about this.
- Ashley Ridge: Street Parking Concerns March 26th, 2020: Attention Ashley Ridge Residents: Several neighbors within the community have voiced concerns regarding increased street parking within the community. Street parking is a safety hazard as vehicles parked on the street can often inhibit safe passage for other drivers, block views of children at play that could possibly dart into the street and can cause ... Read more about this.
- March 20, 2020 City of North Charleston Update March 24th, 2020: March 20, 2020 North Charleston Update As you are well aware our situation continues to change and evolve daily. Please know that the City’s Crisis Response Team, including Emergency Management, Executive, Fire, Police, Finance and HR, continue to monitor the COVID-19 pandemic. The City continues to work with limited staff to provide essential functions to citizens. ... Read more about this.
- Mayor Tecklenburg’s Coronavirus Press Conference Remarks, March 24 March 24th, 2020: Neighborhood NewsSpecial Bulletin Mayor Tecklenburg’s Coronavirus Press Conference Remarks, March 24 Today, at a 2:30 p.m. press conference, Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg gave the following remarks regarding the city’s continued efforts to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19: Good afternoon. For the past several weeks, governments and residents across our state have been working to slow the onset ... Read more about this.
- March 23rd, 2020: Councilman Ron Brinson – March 22, 2020 Crisis Information Updates and Trash Collection Schedule Alert Our City’s emergency/crisis management operations have intensified. We should all stay tuned to public health declarations. I have again appended on-line information links. We believe this crisis will intensify over the next week. COVID – 19 is an insidiously contagious virus. Please ... Read more about this.
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Please note that some documents were downloaded from the County and were current as of the date they were downloaded. They have been scanned via Optical Character Recognition. They are not certified as complete, and they and ARE NOT THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS. Please consult your closing attorney or the County directly for the most current, accurate complete and legal information.