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Goose Creek honors soccer team for historic championship run

June 11, 2024 | Goose Creek, Berkeley County, South Carolina



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Goose Creek honors soccer team for historic championship run
During a recent Goose Creek City Council meeting, residents raised concerns about the impact of short-term rental properties, particularly Airbnbs, on local parking and neighborhood dynamics. A resident, Mr. Patterson, expressed his frustrations regarding increased traffic and parking difficulties caused by visitors to nearby rental properties. He highlighted the challenges faced by residents in older subdivisions, where narrow streets exacerbate parking issues. Patterson offered his assistance as a volunteer to help address these concerns and suggested that the city should notify residents when new tenants move into rental properties.

The council also celebrated the achievements of the Stratford Knights boys soccer team, which recently completed a historic season, finishing as the 5A state runner-up. Mayor Gregory Habib proclaimed June 11, 2024, as Stratford Knights Boys Soccer Day, recognizing the team's accomplishments and the support from families and school administration. The mayor expressed pride in the team's performance, noting their journey to the state championship and the community's support for local athletes.

In addition to these discussions, the council approved minutes from previous meetings and addressed an ordinance requiring an annexation commitment for utility services to properties outside the city. This ordinance is set for a second and final reading, indicating ongoing efforts to manage city resources and growth effectively.

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