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IF YOU ARE HAVING AN ISSUE that seems to be related to South Campus construction (Bates/Bates West are) use the link BELOW to report. This could include parking in our neighborhoods the you believe is occurring due to lack of parking provided by UofSC.
IF YOU HAVE AN ISSUE with general off-campus student activities you can use the form:
The GENERAL webpage for UofSC OFF-CAMPUS communications:
TRAFFIC CONTROL RECOMMENDATIONS 2020-21
The map below represents the proposed additions to traffic devices (stop signs and speed humps) made by the City for our neighborhood. Residents in the area of the proposed speed humps have been surveyed for their input. In the case of the 200 block of S. Pickens, residents have requested that a speed hump not be placed in that block.
STREETLIGHT SURVEY
A question raised at a recent, scheduled monthly HRH Council meeting has led to the council revisiting a lighting survey completed about a decade ago. The map accessed with the link below is our current working knowledge of where streetlights are contribute to the lighting of streets, sidewalks or there areas in the immediate vicinity (i.e. we did not try to locate safety lights located in the back yards of residents). The council is using the time before the 2021 Annual meeting in late January to solicit edits to the map for the purpose determining where additional streetlights might be needed and wanted. We acknowledge that some residents do not want a streetlight in the vicinity of their home. You may email your streetlight comments to the slightly illogical email address of: hrhdir@gmail.com
SUPPORT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
Contributions can be made through this website or checks made out to the neighborhood association (HRHNA). The neighborhood association doesn't technically have "dues" but we suggest those who want to support our activities make a $25 contribution on a yearly basis. There are no activities, benefits or events that are exclusive to those who contribute but you do allow us to continue and improve the neighbor via "welcome signs", sign toppers on street signs, improvements to the park and to help fund neighborhood events.
The map below represents the proposed additions to traffic devices (stop signs and speed humps) made by the City for our neighborhood. Residents in the area of the proposed speed humps have been surveyed for their input. In the case of the 200 block of S. Pickens, residents have requested that a speed hump not be placed in that block.
Use the button below to make a secure contribution to the Neighborhood Association using PayPal as the processor. You can use a credit card OR your PayPal account.
NOTE: if when you are re-directed to the PayPal page, you get a blank page and not one with this displayed (immediately below), use your browser's refresh button.