Monthly Branch Meeting
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| asce_july_2019_newsletter.pdf |
Latest News:
Join us for an officer recruitment happy hour sept 24th!
No commitment required, just come join us for drinks and snacks and hear about what we do to see if you're interested.
| officer_recruitment_happy_hour_sept._24.pdf |
Thank you sherry barrett and upstate forever on your informative presentation
- Sign up for Upstate Forever's mailing list to receive updates and alerts for all Greenville-based comprehensive plans. www.upstateforever.org/cp-updates. Plan to participate in 2nd round of public input meetings (likely in May) for Plan Greenville County (comprehensive plan process).
- Read “Six Things We’d Like to See from the Greenville County Comp Plan,” UF’s recent blog. www.upstateforever.org/blog/land-planning-policy/six-things-wed-like-to-see-from-the-greenville-county-comp-plan
- Access the full “Shaping Our Future Growth Alternatives Analysis” study. www.upstateforever.org/shaping-our-future
- Learn more about Missing Middle Housing. www.missingmiddlehousing.com
- Register here to attend Greenville County Housing Forum: The Intersection of Transit, Housing, and Land Use,
- Tuesday, April 30th, 8:00 – 11:30 am, Hyatt Regency Greenville. Forum attendance is free but registration is required.
- Greenville County’s growth is a boon to the economy, but new residents and visitors put stress on our roads and our ability to move people efficiently to the places they want to live and to go. How and where can transit work well in our area, and how does it connect with housing, land use, and overall development? Further, how can we encourage smarter land use decisions to better support expanded transit and mobility options?
- Join Christof Spieler, a nationally recognized expert on transit, land use, and planning, for an informative discussion about what makes transit effective and how it could be used to benefit a growing Greenville County. This event continues the conversation from the well-received Missing Middle Housing Forum in October 2018, which explored how more diverse housing types could provide expanded options for millennials, retirees, those in need of more affordable housing, and other markets we are currently underserving in Greenville County. Register here
| final_housing_forum_-_intersection.pdf |
popsicle stick bridge event
Congratulations and a job well done to all of the 4th grade students and teachers that participated in the 2019 event!!! We tested over 350 bridges this year and we can't thank our sponsors and volunteers enough! To see the winners for each category, please visit our Bridge Event page.
Congratulations diane jlelaty on winning the 2018 dv terrell younger member paper award
You can read her paper at the link below.
| dvt_paper_competition_-_jlelaty_-_upstate_sc.pdf |
Thank you to rob hanley for his presentation on wotus at the january branch meeting
a link to his presentation is below
| wotus_2019_update.pdf |
Past Asce upstate popsicle bridge competition videos
Keisha Brown, teacher with Greenville County schools, has been making these small movies of the Annual Popsicle Bridge Competition that we host for 4th graders. Enjoy the last few years!
Thanks Keisha!
https://sites.google.com/greenvilleschools.us/ms-browns-challenge-site/2019-bridge-event
Thanks Keisha!
https://sites.google.com/greenvilleschools.us/ms-browns-challenge-site/2019-bridge-event
