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Welcome to our Marais PropertyOwnersAssociation website.
MaraisPOA Board of Directors and Committee Goals
- Consistent and fair adherence to covenants and bylaws.
- Maintain the financial health of our POA
- Maintain and enhance the aesthetics of Marais.
- Protect the property values of our homes.
- Foster community spirit and cooperation in Marais.
Marais Board & committees respect the entire POA, don't play favorites and welcome constructive feedback and new ideas.
Being on the board or committees at Marais; Requires a time commitment, an understanding of our covenants and bylaws and know that your decisions and actions will sometimes not please everyone. But, know that the people on the board and committees of the MaraisPOA take on this obligation because they love living in Marais and take pride in our community. They also enjoy helping people and deserve the greatest appreciation and support of our entire association. Thank you,
Home Owners, please register at "Login|Register" on the top left of this page
to obtain approval to access your Member areas.
Marais Tenants - Please "Register" to access the Tenant Information Section
for Important Information.
Realtors & Financial Firms, please see "About us".
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COVID19 - Video
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Watch/listen if you have time. Excellent review of the virus and steps to minimize spread of infection.
Covid_19_Protecting_Your_Family_Dr_Dave_Price_3_22_2020 on Vimeo
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Women in History Abby Munro
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Quick Fact Friday
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Women in History
Abby D. Munro (1837 - 1913)
Let's continue to celebrate Women's History Month! During March, the Mount Pleasant Historical Commission will highlight some of the notable women who played an integral part in the development of our beloved community. Today's spotlight is on Quaker Abby D. Munro.
Abby D. Munro, a Quaker originally from Bristol, Rhode Island, established a home for orphans, neglected, and destitute children on the corner of Venning and Bennett in the Old Village. Funds to purchase and operate the home were solicited locally and from Friends in the North. It was incorporated in 1883 and is believed to have been the first orphanage for African American children in the State. Room and board cost approximately one dollar a week per child. The children were taught to cook, wash, iron, knit, sew, mend clothes, and all the duties of a household. The older children attended school regularly and made commendable progress in their studies. The orphanage operated here until the building was destroyed by fire in 1920.
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PLEASE READ... CRAVE/WOODWARD
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TO THE MARAIS NEIGHBORHOOD MEMBERS;
PLEASE click below to read>>>> ...
In My haste to get our update out to you last night, I put the incorrect link to each restaurant for the online ordering.
My apologies. Please see below.
Remember Your Discount Code: Quarantine2020
Peter Woodman & The Crave Hospitality Group
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Coronavirus (COVID-19)
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(click below for the WHO website)
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Corps of Engineers Letter
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Please find the ArmyCorpsofEngineers WetlandsClarification Letter date 2020-02-18
under the Members section; POA Operations/Reports; Landscape & Lighting.
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Quick Fact Friday 2020-03-20
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Quick Fact Friday
Women in History
Mary Jackson
Let's celebrate Women's History Month! During March, the Mount Pleasant Historical Commission will highlight some of the notable women who played an integral part in the development of our beloved community. Today's spotlight is on sweetgrass basketry artist, Mary Jackson.
Quick Fact Friday 2020-03-13
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Quick Fact Friday
Women in History
Mamie P. Whitesides
Let's celebrate Women's History Month! During March, the Mount Pleasant Historical Commission will highlight some of the notable women who played an integral part in the development of our beloved community.
Ever wonder about Mamie P. Whitesides, the namesake of Mamie P. Whitesides Elementary School? The school is named for Miss Mary Pinckney Whitesides, more fondly known as Miss Mamie. She was born on May 3, 1884, and was the youngest of John Frazier Whitesides and Abigail Legare Whitesides' five children. Miss Mamie's place of birth was Whitesides Plantation, located in Christ Church Parish, S.C., but her mother and four children moved to 209 Pitt Street following the horrific deaths of Mamie's father John (43) and sister Carrie (6) as a result of the 1885 Cyclone. John and Carrie were swept to their deaths by a raging sea. John desperately tried to save his daughter, who was drowning in the swirling water. Mamie's mom and children hung on for their lives, huddled together on a bedstead until the storm's fury subsided, and they were able to reach shore.
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Quick Fact Friday 2020-03-06
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Quick Fact Friday
Women in History
Elizabeth Shubrick Lynch
Let's celebrate Women's History Month! During March, the Mount Pleasant Historical Commission will highlight some of the notable women who played an integral part in the development of our beloved community.
Elizabeth Shubrick was born on February 5, 1749, in South Carolina. She was the childhood sweetheart of Thomas Lynch, Jr., a signer of the Declaration of Independence, who was born on August 5, 1749, at Hopsewee Plantation on the North Santee River, Prince George's Parish. Hopsewee Plantation was built by the Lynch family between 1733 and 1740, and was chosen for the family home of Thomas Lynch, Sr. Hopsewee overlooks the Santee River and the rice fields, which were its source of income until the Civil War.
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2020 Marais Regime Fee Increase
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Go to Members section; POA Operations/Reports; Financials; to view,
2020 POA regime fee increase effective January 1, 2020
Quick Fact Friday 2019-11-08
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Quick Fact Friday
The Battle at Hog Island
This Monday commemorates the 244th anniversary of the Battle for Hog Island. Hog Island was the name of what is now known as Patriots Point. As relations between the British government and South Carolina colonials deteriorated through the summer of 1775, colonists seized Fort Johnson from British control on September 14 of that year. Royal Governor William Campbell then dissolved the Commons House of Assembly and fled to the 16-gun HMS Tamar, anchored in Charleston harbor. Along with other British warships in the outer harbor, the Tamar harassed and seized merchant ships coming to Charleston, prompting the Provincial Congress to purchase the merchant schooner, Defense, and convert her into the first warship of the South Carolina Navy.
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Why recycling efforts are getting trashed CBS News
Mount Pleasant Police Department
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Inspector Chip Googe, Mount Pleasant Police Department AGENCY
Did you resolve to stay connected to your police department this year? You
can keep that resolution by following us on:
Twitter - @mountpleasantpd
Instagram - mountpleasantpolice
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Mount Pleasant, SC website
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NEW MOUNT PLEASANT, SOUTH CAROLINA WEBSITE
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Thank you for naming Charleston, South Carolina the No. 1 City in the World!
Posted on Jul 7th, 2016
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Charleston, South Carolina has been voted the No. 1 City in the World and No. 1 City in the U.S. and Canada in the Travel + Leisure 2016 World's Best Awards! We extend a sincere thank you to everyone who voted.
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Town of Mount Pleasant
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Marais NEW Property Management Contact as of 2/1/16
Posted on Jan 22nd, 2016
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MARAIS REGIME FEES: Please make regime 2016 checks payable to;
MARAIS POA
1340-G BEN SAWYER BLVD., MOUNT PLEASANT, SC 29464
(843) 881-5459
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Marais Property Management Contact;
Property Management Services
1340-G Ben Sawyer Blvd., Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
Phone: (843) 881-5459, Fax: (843) 881-5616
Management Contact: Lona Vest, Contact Email: lona@charlestonpms.com
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