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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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QFF 2021-11-27
Quick Fact Friday
 Two Mile and Four Mile Communities
Today’s Quick Fact Friday returns to explore the history of two African American settlement communities, Two Mile and Four Mile. As we have learned in previous QFF’s, property acquisition was an important cultural value for the freedmen who continued to live in the Lowcountry after the conclusion of the Civil War. Farming, both for personal consumption and sales or trade to others, became a major factor for their survival. However, by the mid-twentieth century, the area’s continued transition to a modern industrial and tourism-based economy began to come at the expense of its agricultural traditions. Farm data in 1940 indicated the same general framework of agricultural land distribution then as during the Reconstruction Era until the post-WWII era.
Image Credit: Charleston County Historic Resources Survey Update (2016)
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QFF 2021-11-20
Quick Fact Friday
 Happy Birthday, Edward Rutledge!
In today’s Quick Fact Friday, the Historical Commission wishes a happy (early) 272nd birthday to founding father Edward Rutledge. Edward, the youngest brother of John Rutledge, was born on November 23, 1749 and died January 23, 1800. Edward was born to Dr. John Rutledge and Sarah Hext Rutledge in Christ Church Parish. His father was an Irish immigrant and one of the first to practice medicine in the parish. His mother was a member of the prestigious Boone family. Thus, Edward Rutledge was a great grandson of Major John Boone and Elizabeth Patey Boone who founded Boone Hall Plantation.
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QFF 2021-11-12
Quick Fact Friday
 National Veterans and Military Families Community
As we close out this week of Veterans’ Day by honoring those who have served our nation, let’s also remember that November is National Veterans and Military Families Month. According to census data, 5.9% of the population of Mount Pleasant is comprised of veterans. World War II veterans comprise 5% of our veteran population with Korean War veterans at 7%. Approximately 38% of our current veterans served during the Vietnam War with nearly 50% having served in the Gulf War.
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QFF 2021-10-15
Quick Fact Friday
 The Snowden Community and School House
As we continue on our exploration of the settlement communities within Mount Pleasant, our subject today is the Snowden Community and its historical gem, the Snowden School House. Although Snowden is an unincorporated portion of Charleston County, it is surrounded by the neighborhoods and commercial areas of Mount Pleasant. Snowden is located around the area north of Long Point Road including Egypt Road, Community Road, and Snowden Road. Snowden is one of the oldest Gullah-Geechee communities formed after The Civil War by freed slaves. Its close proximity to the Wando River allowed residents to shrimp, crab and fish both for profit and personal use. Additionally, the newly-freed residents of Snowden set up their own farms increasing the area’s agricultural renown for crops such as figs, peaches, blueberries, watermelons, and pecans.
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2021 Marais Newsletter
Please review the 2021 July Newsletter under the Members section ... "Marais Community Newsletters"
Mount Pleasant, SC COVID-19
2020 Marais Regime Fee Increase
Go to Members section; POA Operations/Reports; Financials; to view,
2020 POA regime fee increase effective January 1, 2020
Why recycling efforts are getting trashed CBS News
Mount Pleasant Police Department
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
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
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
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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