cookinwithbooze
Mount Pleasant, SC
Posted over 2 years ago
Old Village Historic District
💧FLOODING IMPROVEMENT PROJECT: A year long flood improvement project breaks ground today in the Old Village of Mt. Pleasant. The main goal is to reduce the effects of flooding on houses through new drainage systems. Project engineers say more than 13,000 feet of new pipes will be installed and current pipes will increase in size. Plans also call for 177 new drainage outlets to be added to the system. Some on street parking will be removed and not be replaced.
Web http://oldvillagedistrict.com/
Map Old Village Dr, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464, USA
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