

Preserve Carolina Park's Character: Relocate and Redesign the New Commercial Entrance Sign
The Issue
Preserve Carolina Park’s Character: Relocate and Redesign the New Commercial Entrance Sign
Carolina Park is one of Mount Pleasant’s thoughtfully planned residential communities, known for its beautiful streetscapes, traditional Lowcountry architecture, landscaping, and distinctive neighborhood identity.
Recently, a large, brightly illuminated commercial monument sign was installed at the intersection of Highway 17 and Carolina Park Boulevard.
While we support the businesses and public institutions serving our community, we believe the sign’s prominent corporate logos, inconsistent typography, and commercial-directory appearance are not in keeping with the architectural character of Carolina Park’s primary residential entrance.
We respectfully ask the Carolina Park HOA, the Town of Mount Pleasant, and the appropriate development representatives to consider:
1) Relocating the commercial directory signage to the Highway 17/Faison Road entrance, subject to applicable approvals and traffic considerations.
2) Redesigning the commercial sign with cohesive typography, traditional Lowcountry architectural materials, tasteful lighting, and complementary landscaping.
3) Preserving the Carolina Park Boulevard entrance as an attractive residential gateway featuring the established Carolina Park identity.
4) Providing transparency regarding the sign’s approval process and opportunities for homeowner input.
Carolina Park homeowners are expected to follow architectural design guidelines when modifying their properties. We believe that prominent signage representing our community should reflect a comparable commitment to quality and consistency.
This petition is not intended to oppose commercial development or the businesses that contribute to our community. Rather, it is a request for thoughtful design and appropriate placement that respects both commercial visibility and residential character.
By signing, we respectfully request a formal review of the sign’s location and design, an opportunity for community input, and consideration of the proposed alternatives.
Together, we can advocate for a solution that supports local businesses while preserving the distinctive character of Carolina Park.

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The Issue
Preserve Carolina Park’s Character: Relocate and Redesign the New Commercial Entrance Sign
Carolina Park is one of Mount Pleasant’s thoughtfully planned residential communities, known for its beautiful streetscapes, traditional Lowcountry architecture, landscaping, and distinctive neighborhood identity.
Recently, a large, brightly illuminated commercial monument sign was installed at the intersection of Highway 17 and Carolina Park Boulevard.
While we support the businesses and public institutions serving our community, we believe the sign’s prominent corporate logos, inconsistent typography, and commercial-directory appearance are not in keeping with the architectural character of Carolina Park’s primary residential entrance.
We respectfully ask the Carolina Park HOA, the Town of Mount Pleasant, and the appropriate development representatives to consider:
1) Relocating the commercial directory signage to the Highway 17/Faison Road entrance, subject to applicable approvals and traffic considerations.
2) Redesigning the commercial sign with cohesive typography, traditional Lowcountry architectural materials, tasteful lighting, and complementary landscaping.
3) Preserving the Carolina Park Boulevard entrance as an attractive residential gateway featuring the established Carolina Park identity.
4) Providing transparency regarding the sign’s approval process and opportunities for homeowner input.
Carolina Park homeowners are expected to follow architectural design guidelines when modifying their properties. We believe that prominent signage representing our community should reflect a comparable commitment to quality and consistency.
This petition is not intended to oppose commercial development or the businesses that contribute to our community. Rather, it is a request for thoughtful design and appropriate placement that respects both commercial visibility and residential character.
By signing, we respectfully request a formal review of the sign’s location and design, an opportunity for community input, and consideration of the proposed alternatives.
Together, we can advocate for a solution that supports local businesses while preserving the distinctive character of Carolina Park.

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Petition created on October 13, 2026