2496 N.PLEASANTBURG DR

Greenville County · South Carolina

Parcel P009030100101

Linked stormwater facilities1

Property ownershipNot provided at property levelRecorded facility parties appear below

Oldest dated inspectionNot recorded

Most recent dated inspectionNot recorded

Stormwater facilities

Current linked BMP inventory

Facility / property	Facility type	Owner / responsibility	Last inspection	Latest condition	Recorded repairs	Source
HOME DEPOT POND 1 {CENTRAL REALTY HOLDINGS LLC}2496 N.PLEASANTBURG DRGreenville County	Wet Pond with Water Quality Volume	CENTRAL REALTY HOLDINGS LLCResponsible party	Not recorded	Source score: 0Jul 9, 2026	Not established	Greenville County public stormwater BMP GIS

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Asset · RICH-925:asset:7:273Greenville County public stormwater BMP GIS

Source: Greenville County public stormwater BMP GISSource layer: 7Retrieved: Oct 2, 2026Open source record ↗

Fact	Database value	Original source value
Bmp Id	RICH-925	RICH-925
Source Record Id	273	273
Legacy Asset Id	925	925
Parcel Id	P009030100101	P009030100101
Address	2496 N.PLEASANTBURG DR	2496 N.PLEASANTBURG DR
Source facility type	Wet Pond with Water Quality Volume	Wet Pond with Water Quality Volume
Site Name	HOME DEPOT POND 1 {CENTRAL REALTY HOLDINGS LLC}	HOME DEPOT POND 1 {CENTRAL REALTY HOLDINGS LLC}
Responsible party	CENTRAL REALTY HOLDINGS LLC	CENTRAL REALTY HOLDINGS LLC
Source owner category	Private	Private
Permit Id	1996-2902	1996-2902
Condition Date	2026-07-09T14:42:26.000Z	1783608146000
Source condition score	0	0
Operational Status	In Service	In Service
Comments	Basin is filled with water to the top of the riser which is completely covered up with trash/debris. Pond was manually drawn in due to trees, briars, and water level. Pond needs a lot of help.