Parkshore 3 HOA

A heartfelt thanks to all of our generous neighbors who donate to the landscaping fund – without you we would not have this beautiful new pine straw in the neighborhood islands!

Discussion of Ashley Landing redevelopment project

Let’s all come together for a community meeting on the Sumar Street project to discuss important neighborhood issues and make our voices heard!

Monday, August 26 · 5 – 7pm EDT
Location: Scottish Rite of Charleston: 1051 Sam Rittenberg Boulevard Charleston, SC 29407

YOU MUST RSVP IN ADVANCE AT THIS LINK:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sumar-street-community-meeting-tickets-993367608257

This meeting will feature a presentation by Mayor Cogswell and the Edens Redevelopment Team (www.edens.com), who will outline a proposal for the Sumar Street site. This proposal has been developed based on extensive feedback from residents over the past few years, and we are eager to share our plans with you and hear your thoughts.

Your input is invaluable to us as we work to ensure that the development aligns with the needs and desires of our community. We encourage all residents to attend, as your feedback will help shape the future of this important site.

Please note that children are welcome to attend, and refreshments will be available throughout the event. We look forward to seeing you there and engaging in a meaningful discussion about the future of the Sumar Street property.

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Visit https://charlestonpdsc.policetocitizen.com/Home , or scan the QR Code to access the site.

Download the Charleston Garbage & Trash App from the link below or your mobile device app store.  The app will give you up to date information on holiday / weather delays for trash pickup as well as helpful information on what can be thrown away / where to dispose of items. Download the CHS TrashTracker App here.

A special thanks to Aimee Sutton for representing Parkshore III with planning / volunteering / organizing the event! It was great to see everyone who came out to the combined neighborhood party at the Elks. We had a good turn out and everyone had a lot of fun. The Greek food, Smashburgers and sweet treats all got rave reviews and the kids enjoyed playing on the swing set as well as the yard games (Badminton, corn hole). It was great to meet some of our neighbors from nearby neighborhoods and connect with old friends here in Parkshore III. Hopefully we can make this an annual get together.

Heads up neighbors! This year we are trying something a bit different for our spring get together. We have been invited to a combined party at the Elks Lodge (1113 Sam Rittenberg Blvd, Charleston, SC 29407) with other nearby neighborhoods – Wespanee Plantation and Sandhurst.

Where: Elks Lodge
When: May 11th, 4-7pm

There will be yard games, non-alcoholic beverages (water, tea, lemonade) and fellowship for free. There will also be food trucks and alcoholic beverages for those interested.

There will be no admission fees, but residents will be responsible for purchasing any food / drinks besides water, tea and lemonade.

Business Sponsorships Available: If you are interested in having signage and / or a table, sponsorships are available for $50 and $100. We could hang signage and they could have a table if interested. We are asking for business sponsorships only (no political candidates).

If anyone has any yard games they are interested in letting us borrow that would also be helpful! Please contact Aimee Sutton if you are interested in a sponsorship or if you have yard games you would like to lend for the event.

For a map / directions to drop off sites, click here.

On April 27, 2024, the DEA will make it easy for you to dispose of your unused tablets, capsules, patches and other solid forms of prescription drugs. By safely removing unneeded medications from your home, you can help prevent prescriptions from ending up in the wrong hands.

Take a moment to clean out your medicine cabinet. Then visit one of the 5,000 local drop-off locations nationwide to safely and anonymously drop off any of your old or unused prescriptions from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.