Construction begins in Layton Hall with 99 new townhomes development

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The recent City Council meeting in Mauldin highlighted several exciting developments that promise to enhance the community's living experience. Among the key announcements was the commencement of construction in Layton Hall, where 99 new townhomes are set to be built by Ryan Homes. This project marks a significant addition to the housing options available in the area, catering to the growing demand for residential properties.

Additionally, the third phase of the Parkland community, located off Ridge Road, has begun. This phase will introduce 70 more townhomes, with Stanley Martin as the builder. These developments are part of a broader effort to expand housing in Mauldin, providing more options for families and individuals looking to settle in the city.

The meeting also reported that MetroConnex has received building permits to start construction on their site at West Butler Road, signaling progress in local business development. Meanwhile, the YMCA on Brookwood Point Place is set to expand with a new gymnasium, classrooms, and office space, enhancing recreational and educational opportunities for residents.

In the culinary scene, a new restaurant named Arisu 1099, specializing in Korean soul food, has opened at 1099 East Butler Road. Additionally, Moretti's Pizzeria and Bar is under new ownership and has undergone renovations, inviting residents to revisit and enjoy the refreshed dining experience.

The city welcomed several new businesses in March, including Furniture and More Wholesale, Greenville Restoration, Old Mill Kitchen and Commissary, and Rare Diamonds Academy, contributing to the local economy and providing more services to residents.

Looking ahead, the city is also focusing on its comprehensive plan, with a public drop-in meeting scheduled for April 24 at the senior center. This meeting will allow residents to learn more about the planning process and provide their input, ensuring that community voices are heard in shaping the future of Mauldin.

These developments reflect the city’s commitment to growth and community engagement, promising a vibrant future for Mauldin residents.

Converted from Committee Meetings & Special Called City Council Meeting - April 7, 2025 - City of Mauldin, SC meeting on April 08, 2025
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