Participate in Our Hollywood-Rose Hill Directory
If you live within the boundaries of Hollywood-Rose Hill (Heyward to S. Harden to Rosewood to S. Marion) we encourage you to participate in our 2026-27 Directory, to be printed at the end of 2026. To participate, click on this link and and fill out information within one form for your entire household.
https://forms.gle/NoHzhxm9sEuuXFz59
If you have questions, contact Lynn Shirley (hrhdir@gmail.com).
The HRH Neighborhood Council sponsored a music event in Hollywood Park on Sunday September 27 featuring The Blue Iguanas. Over 100 neighbors and friends enjoyed the evening as the pictures below attest.
Students and our Neighborhood
The University and the City have coordinated to have a code enforcement officer available in HRH and campus adjacent neighborhoods from 10pm-2am on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Issues occurring during that time (parties, parking issues, code enforcement violations) should call 803-626-8006. During other times, issues should be reported to appropriate City numbers (police at 803-252-2911, code enforcement at 803-545-3430). USC has an Incident Reporting webpage, so even if you call the City (Code Enforcement, Police, etc.) please use USC's webpage (link below map) to log you concern.
INCIDENT REPORT FORM
Should you have issues that related to students, use the following to report the details.
https://cm.maxient.com/reportingform.php?UnivofSouthCarolina&layout_id=12
4th of July at Hollywood Park - 2026
Judge's Ruling Favors Neighborhood Association's Stance on S. Saluda Apartment Modifications
Hollywood-Rose Hill Neighborhood Association is quite pleased with the Circuit Court's ruling this week (June 2, 2026) affirming City of Columbia's application of the Intensification sections of the UDO in the South Saluda Apartments issue. We appreciate Judge McGee's acceptance of the Amicus Curiae brief that we filed with the Court.
Members of our neighborhood council are wondering what this outcome actually means for the South Saluda Property owners. HRHNA firmly believes that the property owners should be required to restore the demolished stairwells to their original condition, before the City issues any additional building permits for interior renovations of the apartment floor plans, or any other work on the property.
National Historic Register Program
A National Register program is different than existing City programs (architectural districts and protection areas, also called Community Character overlays). The major benefit of being designated a National Register Historic District is that any property in the area could seek Bailey Bill support for exterior renovations. This is an optional step each homeowner could solicit - NOT a requirement or restriction for any planned renovations. The Bailey bill will freeze property taxes for 20 years and IS transferrable to subsequent owners for the 20 year time span. If the Bailey Bill is not used, there are no exterior renovation requirements or limitations from being in a National Register Historic District.
As of January 2026, HRH has applied for funding to support the required research submitted to be considered a National Register district. That funding, if awarded, combined with neighborhood contributions should allow this process to start later in 2026 or early 2027.
Information about the HRH boundaries, descriptions of the various programs and a list of National Register properties in Richland County can be accessed here.