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Residents report off‑campus fraternity party houses; council to compare Clemson rules as zoning and plat issues surface
Summary
Residents told Oconee County Council that fraternity party houses and off‑campus student housing have moved into neighborhoods and caused loud disturbances and safety issues.
Multiple residents told Oconee County Council during public comment that off‑campus student housing and short‑term party houses tied to area fraternities are creating public‑safety and noise problems in residential neighborhoods.
Lee Hill, a resident who said four fraternities have moved into Oconee County, said a party on Leroy Road produced more than 30 calls to 911 and left at least one young woman disoriented in the roadway. Hill told council that a private investor identified in the comment period, "Greek Life Properties LLC," has been buying…
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