Rosewood Hires Lawyer to Protect Interests Over Asphalt Expansion

Bringing a Gun to a Knife FightRecieved this from the Rosewood Community Council. The RCC has retained Dick Harpootlian's law firm to represent them.

Dear Neighbors,

Rosewood Community Council has hired an attorney to protect the interests of the neighborhood pertaining to the proposed expansion of the Seaco asphalt emulsion plant. Our attorney has submitted the comments--available through the links at right--on behalf of the neighborhood. The firm has also issued a comprehensive Freedom of Information request to DHEC and has demanded that a public meeting be convened after we receive an adequate response to the FOI request. We will keep you informed of any updates. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

Jenna Stephens

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Talking about Rosewood with Jenna Stephens

Updated on Sunday, April 22, 2012 at 7:47PM by ColumbiaCents

Earlier this year I moved to Rosewood and have since fell in love with the community. So looking to find out more about my new home and learn about its coming and going I gave Jenna Stephens, president of the Rosewood Community Council, a call.

We meet at Rosewood Park where there are big things planned. In a joint project between the state, city and SCE&G they are installing new benches, playground equipment, and resurfacing the basketball court. I was impressed that the tax payer is footing only a small amount for the paving of the parking lot and construction of the rain garden which will take advantage of the rainwater runoff.

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