City of Savannah Rain Barrel/Composter Sale March 5

Thursday, February 24, 2011

City of Savannah Rain Barrel/Composter Sale March 5

The City of Savannah has once again teamed up with Step Up Savannah and the Metropolitan Planning Commission (MPC) to offer rain barrels and compost bins at half the cost of what you’d pay in the stores.
Please forward this to others who may be interested. See you there!

Truckload Sale
Saturday, March 5th, 9am - 3pm
Dirt Cheap Rain Barrels and Compost Bins

Located at East Broad Elementary School
400 East Broad Street (just South of Liberty Street)

Contact 912-651-2221 or email Laura_Walker@savannahga.gov for more information!

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The Fairway Oaks-Greenview Subdivision consists of two contiguous, precendent setting mid-20th Century suburban developments, representing the first upscale suburban residential development in Savannah to feature the now ubiquitous curvilinear street layout with cul-de-sacs and large multi-sized wooded lots. It was the first development of its kind in the region to successfully capitalize on new ideas about “country” living in the suburbs and a “country club” lifestyle fostered by its proximity to Bacon Park and the adjacent Live Oaks Golf Course. In addition, the subdivision is also significant for the establishment of the Fairway Oaks Association (c1950), one of the earliest such homeowner associations in Savannah and in Georgia.

Fairway Oaks - Greenview Neighborhood Association

Thursday, February 24, 2011