Accomplishments 2012 | |
Read the annual report of City of Isle of Palms 2012 accomplishments. |
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New Grocery Store Announced for Island:
Newton Farms | | |
Pastime Amusements
issued a press release announcing that Newton Farms will open a grocery store in the Island Center when rennovations are complete, anticipated by summer of 2014.
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Please Bring In Recycling and
Rollout Carts |  | |
The new single-stream recycling program, now island-wide, has been a success. Please remember to roll your "big blue" bins away from the street as soon as possible following service. Thank you!
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Construction to Begin on SCE&G Line Under Marsh | |
To increase reliability of
service in inclement weather or times of high demand, SCE&G is construction a second service line which will burrow under Hamlin Creek. Folks may see temporary construction equipment.
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City Purchases Live Oak Park with Greenbelt Grant Funds
In December, the City executed the purchase of 1801 Palm Boulevard, which provides a vegetative buffer between the Island Center Shopping Center and adjacent residential areas. Charleston County Greenbelt Grant funds reimbursed the City for the full purchase price of $474,385. The land is valued at $1,350,000 and is now protected as "green space" by the purchase. Live Oak Park represents one of the few interior sections of the island to remain undeveloped. |
Doggie Day at the Rec: February 23
Woof! Woof! The island's four-legged residents are invited to bring their families to the Rec for Doggie Day. Activities begin at 9:00 a.m. and include rabies vaccinations ($10), IOP dog licenses ($5), pet photos, and available local rescues for adoption. The dog show starts at 10:00 a.m. Register to compete for Best in Show in one of the following categories: Cutest Puppy, Best Eyes, Best Smile, Best Dressed, Most Attractive, Mystery Mutt (small), Mystery Mutt (large), Best Female Rescue, Best Male Rescue, Most Unusual Breed, Most Creative Name and Most Ear Resistible Ears. Call 843-886-8294 for info. |
City Offices Closed on Monday,
January 21 - No Trash Collection
City Administrative Offices, including City Hall, the Building and Zoning Department, Recreation, Public Works, and Police and Fire Administration, will be closed on Monday, January 21. Emergency services are always available by calling 911. No trash collection or yard debris collection will occur on January 21. View the holiday trash collection schedule. Holiday trees will be recycled if placed curbside for collection. |
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City Administrative Offices Closed
NO TRASH COLLECTION
January 21
City Council
7:00 PM
January 22
City Hall-1st Floor
Board of Zoning Appeals
5:30 PM
February 5
City Hall-2nd Floor
Public Works
5:30 PM
February 6
City Hall-2nd Floor |
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Personnel Committee
9:00 AM
February 7
City Hall-2nd Floor
Real Property Committee
5:30 PM
February 7
City Hall-2nd Floor
Recreation Committee
4:00 PM
February 11
City Hall-2nd Floor
Public Safety
Committee
5:00 PM
February 12
City Hall-2nd Floor |
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Planning Commission
4:30 PM
February 13
City Hall-2nd Floor
Ways and Means Committee
5:45 PM
February 19
City Hall-1st Floor
Doggie Day
at the Rec
9:00-11:00 a.m
February 23
Recreation Center
City Council
7:00 PM
February 26
City Hall-1st Floor
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