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1 August 18-25, 2014 SCE&G To Perform Tree Trimming Activities Registration for City Youth and Adult Sports Leagues Park of the Week CITY OF COLUMBIA LAUNCHES FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN FOR BREAST CANCER AWARENESS Mayor Steve Benjamin, Columbia Police Department Chief Skip Holbrook, Columbia Fire Department Chief Aubrey Jenkins and City staff launched the sale of official City of Columbia Breast Cancer Awareness t-shirts. T-shirts can be purchased by filling out a form at the following locations: City Hall, 1737 Main Street Columbia Police Department Headquarters, 1 Justice Square Columbia Fire Department Headquarters, 1800 Laurel Street Washington Square, 1136 Washington Street All proceeds will go to Bosom Buddies, a 501(c)3 charity that assists women who need mastectomy bras CITY or have ACCESS other 1 needs after surgery.
2 Tune in to City Talk today on WGCV 620 AM from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m. to hear: 5:00 p.m. 5:20 p.m. Guest: Connie Lucius, Ombudsman, Office of the City Council Topic: Campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness 5:20 p.m. - 5:40 p.m. Guest: Lee Thompson, Interim Assistant Superintendent of Recreation, Parks & Recreation Topic: Adult Softball Registrations 5:40 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Guest: Robert Uhall, Corporal, Columbia Police Department Topic: Back-to-School Safety For more information about today s topics, contact the Public Relations Department at CITY ACCESS 2
3 SCE&G TO PERFORM TREE TRIMMING ACTIVITIES AS SCHEDULED FOR 2014 SCE&G will perform tree trimming activities along overhead utility lines in the following neighborhoods for the next two weeks: Belmont College Place Gabel Oaks Northwood Hills Organization The trimming will be completed by SCE&G contractors and work will be closely monitored on a daily basis by the City s 4 Certified Arborists from the Forestry and Beautification Division. The purpose of the trimming activities is to increase safety and reliability of the electric service. SCE&G reports an 89 percent improvement in reliability in vegetation related outages in areas where trimming is completed compared to a year ago. The trimming guidelines include removing vegetation within 8-12 feet below and beside the power lines and up to 20 feet above the power lines. For more information about SCE&G s tree trimming efforts, including helpful tips and suggestions regarding the planting of trees and other vegetation, visit COUNCILMAN CAMERON RUNYAN TO HOST OPEN HOUSE City Councilman Cameron Runyan will host his August Open House on Monday, August 25, 2014 from 5 p.m. 8 p.m. at Greenview Park, 6700 David St. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call CITY ACCESS 3
4 CITY OF COLUMBIA OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MOVES FORWARD WITH BUSINESS IN MOTION The City of Columbia s Office of Economic Development has announced the kickoff of their Business in Motion program, an extension of their ongoing partnership with the Greater Columbia Chamber of Commerce focused on the retention and expansion of existing local businesses. Business Retention and Expansion Programs are vital to building and maintaining a strong and viable economy in our community. The City of Columbia is committed to retaining and expanding local businesses. Through the continued growth of local businesses, our citizens will benefit from the availability of jobs and an enhanced quality of life. The long range impact of these types of programs will help to build a better financial forecast for entrepreneurs, business owners and residents not only today, but for future generations. We are all working collectively to build a brighter future for our city, our community and our region. Business retention and expansion is a prime example of the Build Columbia management model, which focuses on efficient ways to run, grow and transform our city, said City Manager Teresa Wilson. Each year, existing businesses typically account for 60 to 80 percent of job growth and investment in their local communities. Not only do strong business retention and expansion programs benefit the local business community, but they also provide a solid foundation for the growth of other economic development initiatives such stronger recruiting and entrepreneurship programs. We are delighted to join with the City of Columbia and the Office of Economic Development to launch the newest phase of the Business in Motion program. This program supports our overall mission to make our community one of the most economically prosperous regions in the United States. The Chamber strives to create a climate conducive to growth and development for our partners, said Carl Blackstone, President and CEO, Greater Columbia Chamber of Commerce. Today, we are proud to launch a new phase of our successful existing industry program, because we understand being a world class leader in economic development begins at home - right here in our backyard - by taking care of our local business community and building strong, long lasting relationships that will lay the ground work for the economic development efforts of tomorrow. If we want to create real sustainable growth, we have to invest in local ideas, local talent and local businesses because they are the bedrock upon which all of this is built, said Mayor Steve Benjamin. That s what today s all about. That is why we re here- because we refuse to wait for fortune to shine upon us - because leaders don t wait for opportunity, they create it. CITY ACCESS 4
5 REGISTRATION UNDERWAY FOR CITY OF COLUMBIA YOUTH AND ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES The City of Columbia Parks & Recreation Department is accepting registrations for several youth and adult sports leagues for the fall season. Participants in the city-wide leagues have the opportunity to play, practice good sportsmanship and expand their athletic skills. Adult Sports WHAT: Men s D League Softball (ages 18 and up) FEE: $300 per team REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 29 SEASON BEGINS: September 9 Games will be played at T.S. Martin Park, 2700 Edison Street. Coaches must attend the coaches meeting on September 2 at 6 p.m. at Earlewood Park Community Center, 1113 Parkside Drive. Youth Sports WHAT: City Soccer League (ages 3-14) FEE: $25 per individual (Scholarships are available.) REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday, August 15 SEASON BEGINS: September 15 WHAT: Coed Softball (ages 18 and up) FEE: $300 per team REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 29 SEASON BEGINS: September 14 Games will be played on Sundays at T.S. Martin Park, 1810 Germany Street. Coaches must attend the coaches meeting on September 4 at 6 p.m. at Earlewood Park Community Center, 1113 Parkside Drive. To register, please visit Parks Administration at 1111 Parkside Drive, Columbia, SC To download a registration form, visit The registration form and payment can be mailed to Parks Administration. Make checks and money orders payable to the City of Columbia. For more information, please call Parks & Recreation at CITY ACCESS 5
6 PARK OF THE WEEK: EMILY DOUGLAS PARK Emily Douglas Park is located in the heart of Columbia s Shandon neighborhood. The park boasts plenty of pine trees providing shade on hot summer days, and space to run and play. Emily Douglas neighborhood center is the site for several programs for youth in the community including a summer program and an after-school program during the school year. Youth participating in this year s summer program were challenged to walk 20 miles a week in an effort to increase their physical activity. Additionally, they participated in field trips and several educational programs throughout the summer. Emily Douglas Park 2500 Wheat Street The park features a playground area, plenty of sand for digging and a spray pool that operates during the summer months, an amphitheater and a dog park. The facility also is equipped with computers and Wi-Fi capabilities. For more information, please visit PET OF THE WEEK: MEET SASSY! (ID#A205850) Sassy is a one-year-old German Shepherd and Siberian Husky mix. She has been microchipped and spayed. Sassy loves going on walks or chasing tennis balls. She is healthy, active and would love to be a part of your family. If you want a friendly, easygoing companion for your life's adventures, Sassy is the dog for you! Visit other pets available for adoption at the Columbia Animal Shelter, 127 Humane Lane. Visit or call PETS for more information. All of our pets need loving homes! To view other animals available for adoption, visit Petfinder.com. Please refer to the ID number listed above when visiting the website. PET TIP To stop a digging dog try putting cayenne pepper in the holes they don't like the sensation when they go back to dig again. CITY ACCESS 6
7 FRIDAY, AUGUST 22 MAXCY GREGG POOL Join in the fun at Maxcy Gregg's outdoor swimming pool. The pool is now open for recreational swimming and more through Labor Day! Outdoor Recreational Swim 1655 Park Circle Time: 10:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Cost: $3 Ages 12 and under $4 Ages 13 and older Contact: NORTH COLUMBIA FOOD PARK The North Columbia Food Park is a community farmer s market that aims to provide the citizens of North Columbia and surrounding access to fresh fruits, plants and vegetables. Simply put, it is a Fun Place to have a Healthy, Good Time! The food park is now open on Friday s and Saturdays North Main Street Time: Time: 4:00-8:00 PM Cost: Free Entry (cost of produce vary based on vendor) Contact: CITY ACCESS 7
8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 SODA CITY MARKET Come by for the season's best produce, meat, dairy, flowers and baked items from farmers, bakers, gardeners and artisans in Columbia! Soda City Market 1500 block of Main Street Time: 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Cost: FREE (Free entry, but prices vary for each vendor) Contact: LATIN FESTIVAL Bringing Latin Culture, Live Music, Authentic Food, & More to Columbia SC's Main Street since 2004! Endorsed by the city of Columbia and supported by South Carolina Hispanic Outreach, the purpose of the Main Street Latin Festival is to showcase the culture and vitality of Columbia s Latin community. 10th Annual Main Street Latin Festival Main Street 11am-11pm Columbia SC SUMMER CELEBRATION OF WATER Riverfront Park 312 Laurel Street Cost: Free Time: 10:00 AM 2:00 PM The City of Columbia, Lexington County and Richland County are proud to jointly host the 5th Annual Summer Celebration of Water! This year, the South Carolina Section of the American Water Works Association is also partnering on this festival. Come have a splashin' good time at this free family friendly event! CITY ACCESS 8
9 SUNDAY, AUGUST 24 DINOSAURS: A BITE OUT OF TIME Journey back in time when monsters walked the earth, swam in the seas and soared through the skies in Dinosaurs: A Bite Out of Time at the South Carolina State Museum. The blockbuster exhibit features robotic dinosaurs and strange creatures from prehistoric times, including the ferocious Tyrannosaurus Rex, the massive Stegosaurus, the long-necked Elasmosaurus and the flying Pteranodon. South Carolina State Museum 301 Gervais Street Cost: $7 - $15 Adults $6 - $13 Seniors $5 - $11 Children Infants Free *cost varies based on museum membership Time: Sun. 1-5 Phone: Website: FREE SUNDAYS AT COLUMBIA MUSEUM OF ART A guided tour provides an overview of European and American art in the CMA collection. This family-friendly tour features masterpieces of the Italian Renaissance, Baroque, and Rococo from the Samuel H. Kress Collection and the American galleries. Columbia Museum of Art 1515 Main Street Cost: Free Time: 2:00 PM Phone: Website: CITY ACCESS 9
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13 COUNCIL MEETING DATE TYPE OF MEETING DEADLINES FOR AGENDA ITEMS August 19 WORK SESSION / COUNCIL MEETING August 8 September 16 WORK SESSION / COUNCIL MEETING / ZONING PUBLIC HEARING The Columbia City Council will conduct a work session on Tuesday, August 19, 2014 at 2 p.m. at City Hall, 1737 Main Street. The Columbia City Council will conduct a meeting and zoning public hearing Tuesday, August 19 at 6 p.m. City Hall, 1737 Main Street. For additional information regarding the City Council meetings, contact the Office of the City Clerk at CITY ACCESS 13
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