New Cottages and Major Developments in Greenville

News Summary

Greenville is set for exciting growth with the Planning Commission’s approval of the Cottages at Chanticleer community, a 13.01-acre development gaining community backing. This is part of a larger wave of redevelopment in the city, including the transformative County Square project. Major investments, public-private partnerships, and new parks highlight the city’s commitment to creating a vibrant living space, showcasing a bright future for residents and newcomers alike.

Exciting Developments in Greenville: New Cottages and Major Projects on the Horizon

Happy news is brewing in Greenville as the city’s Planning Commission recently gave the thumbs up for the annexation and rezoning of a lovely slice of land for the Cottages at Chanticleer community. This vibrant development of 13.01 acres is nestled near the familiar Berkman’s Lane, Porcher Circle, and Chapman Road, making it a prized spot for future homeowners.

Currently, this site is zoned as R-M20, a multifamily residential district within Greenville County. But with the recent approval, it’s on track to transition to RH-C, which is recognized as a house C district right within the borders of the great city of Greenville. No small feat! The green light for this ambitious project came after an outpouring of support from the community, with a substantial 75% of homeowners in the area backing the petition. In fact, during the Planning Commission meeting, there were no opposing voices at all, reflecting a solid community spirit agreed upon this initiative.

The Planning Commission voted unanimously in favor of moving forward with the recommendations, and now, this exciting project is set to be passed up the line to the City Council for final consideration. It’s a significant step forward for the Cottages at Chanticleer, and it looks like more good days are ahead for this delightful neighborhood.

Big Changes on the Way at County Square

But wait, there’s more! While the Cottages at Chanticleer are taking off, the city is also preparing for one of the **largest redevelopment efforts in** Greenville’s recent history at County Square. Covering a whopping 37 acres, the site is poised to become a bustling hub right near Falls Park and the Greenville Health System Swamp Rabbit Trail. Anticipated to be a billion-dollar project over the next decade, this redevelopment is a big deal and is full of promise.

Among the noteworthy projects in the pipeline are the Camperdown development at $200 million and the ONE mixed-use development at $100 million. With so much happening, it’s clear that planning for traffic, parking, green spaces, and waste management are going to take center stage. As activity in the area is expected to skyrocket, it’s essential that officials keep a close eye on traffic management, ensuring everyone can glide through the changes smoothly.

Greenville’s Planning Director has made it clear that clarity and consistency are key components needed for the new Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). Interestingly, the Commission faced a bit of a roadblock, voting 4-4 on the UDO recommendation, which means that nothing will be recommended to the City Council just yet. It’s a hiccup, but it’s all part of the planning process to ensure everything aligns perfectly with future city needs.

A Cheer for Collaborative Urban Developments

Meanwhile, exciting developments in urban parks are also surfacing in Greenville. The success of the Unity Park project, funded through a clever collaboration of public tax revenue and private contributions, highlights the importance of public-private partnerships in shaping more inviting urban spaces. The upcoming Cancer Survivors Park, which will celebrate healing and community support, is another shining example of this collaboration. With a grand opening ceremony and festivities planned, the park offers a heartfelt touch to the community.

As Greenville continues to blossom, it’s clear the future looks bright. With new homes on the way, major redevelopment projects taking shape, and wonderful new parks fostering community spirit, it’s an energetic time for residents and newcomers alike. Keep your ears open and eyes peeled – Greenville is becoming an even more beautiful place to call home!

Deeper Dive: News & Info About This Topic

HERE Resources

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Additional Resources

• Greenville Journal: Cottages at Chanticleer Approved
• Fox Carolina: Greenville Planning Commission Split UDO Recommendation
• Upstate Business Journal: Next Greenville Project Preview
• Post and Courier: Greenville Planning Commission Rejects Homes Subdivision
• Google Search: Greenville City Council