NORTH KING RD PROPERTIES LLC.

0 N. KINGS RD RD

Greenville County · South Carolina

Source facility typeDry Detention Pond

Latest recorded conditionSource score: 100Nov 7, 2025

Last dated inspectionNot recorded

Primary sourceGreenville County public stormwater BMP GIS

Condition describes the latest dated source assessment available, not a verified present-day assessment.

Overview

Dry Detention PondSource asset reference: UMRR-485

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No dated or undated records are available for this facility.

Published inspection recommendations are shown with their dates. The database does not establish whether these repairs remain unresolved.

No explicit repair recommendations are recorded in the available inspection evidence. This does not establish that the facility has no deficiencies.

Nov 7, 2025
Condition Assessment recorded
Recorded condition: Source score: 100
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Asset · UMRR-485:asset:5:2335Greenville County public stormwater BMP GIS

Source: Greenville County public stormwater BMP GISSource layer: 5Retrieved: Oct 2, 2026Open source record ↗

Fact	Database value	Original source value
Bmp Id	UMRR-485	UMRR-485
Source Record Id	2335	2335
Legacy Asset Id	485	485
Parcel Id	M015050100722	M015050100722
Address	0 N. KINGS RD RD	0 N. KINGS RD RD
Source facility type	Dry Detention Pond	Dry Detention Pond
Site Name	NORTH KING RD PROPERTIES LLC.	NORTH KING RD PROPERTIES LLC.
Responsible party	NORTH KING RD PROPERTIES LLC.	NORTH KING RD PROPERTIES LLC.
Condition Date	2025-11-07T19:54:23.000Z	1762545263000
Source condition score	100	100
Comments	Unable to find outlet, large pieces of clay pipe laying around. Left of spillway is blown out, signs of overtopping behind spillway, badly eroded. Uncontrolled vegetation. 24 inch RCP.	Unable to find outlet, large pieces of clay pipe laying around. Left of spillway is blown out, signs of overtopping behind spillway, badly eroded. Uncontrolled vegetation. 24 inch RCP.