Brookhaven Subdivision Columbia SC

I have a big question about brookhaven if anyone can help me my email is brianyoung374@gmail.com

I want to know how we can go about getting speed bumps placed throughout the neighborhood. I am a mother of 4 and recently moved to Brookhaven and although there is a speed limit posted, the traffic moves very fast for this to be a neighborhood. I also think there should me signs say children at play or something of that sort. I am not surprised there has not been a child hit by a car out there yet. My kids cannot even ride their bikes outside in the front of our house because the cars are moving so fast. I don't think it is fair either for them to have to play basketball in the back yard on a grass, which is not a good place to play basketball because it is damaging the grass that's back there. The speeding that goes on in this neighborhood is going to cause a serious accident especially because of the parking of the cars in the street in all directions. Sometimes it is very hard to see around them and when you take a chance to move on pass 9 times out of 10 there is a speeding car coming head on and I usually have to slam on brakes in order to not get in an accident. Someone needs to take a serious look into this matter before something tragic happens in this neighborhood because if this. Otherwise I love the neighborhood! Great up and coming area although some homes are older, I love the atmosphere and plan to be there for as long as I can.

I have been living in this area since 2006 first renting then mid 2007 found nice bigger place in the same community and has since been an owner. There was a time we had meetings quarterly and sometimes a few of us came together and voice concerns and even gotten newsletters but for years that has stopped since many has moved. The military moves people and many of us leaves family behind because of children in school, spouse has good job and other reasons. I didn't know the company still exist because everytime I come home monthly from Fort Stewart the neighborhood is no longer presentable to new people seeking to become home owners. There are many new subdivisions coming up but what are going to happen to the old subdivisions that people has abandoned? What would it take to start up a quarterly community meeting to address concerns other then putting a foreclosure on people property and enforcing them vacant with family. This is a good community with good people and many great families but until this cooperation send representatives out in the community introducing yourselves and giving out information in mailboxes (if they are still standing) then this subdivision will continue to go down. Building new subdivisions will not fix the problem. I'm a concern resident it's time for a change in this subdivision.

Looking for a rental, not over 1,250.00. a month,