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City planning update: townhomes, YMCA expansion, new restaurants and comprehensive‑plan meeting on April 24

2895625 · April 8, 2025
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Summary

Planning staff reported April 7 that multiple residential developments and business projects are active in Mauldin and announced a public drop‑in meeting on April 24 for the comprehensive plan.

Planning staff updated committees on active development projects and recent business openings in Mauldin. Construction has started at Layton Hall (99 townhomes; builder Ryan Holmes) and Parkland Phase 3 (70 townhomes; builder Stanley Martin). MetroConnex has received building permits and grading work is under way on West Butler Road. The YMCA at Brookwood Point Place received a permit for an addition that will include a gymnasium, storage, classrooms and offices. A restaurant at 1099 East Butler Road (identified as "Arisu 1099" in the packet) completed renovations and is expected to offer Korean cuisine. Staff also reported Moretti’s Pizzeria and Bar is under new ownership and several other businesses opened in March (Furniture and More Wholesale; Greenville Restoration; Old Mill Kitchen and Commissary; Rare Diamonds Academy).

Staff reminded the committee that the consultant-led comprehensive-plan process includes a public drop-in meeting scheduled for April 24 at the senior center to gather resident input. Staff asked that members and the public encourage participation and noted the meeting is an opportunity to comment on long‑range planning priorities.

No formal action was taken; the report was informational.