The City of Charleston’s Public Services Department is responsible for garbage removal. City bins should be placed out late Monday evening for Tuesday pick-up each week. Bins must be put away by the end of the day each Tuesday. If you have not received a green City of Charleston garbage can, please click here to request for a can to be delivered to your home.

In order to sign up for “The Log,” the POA e-newsletter, please email poa@pointhopecharleston.com with your email address, full name and property address. If you have already done so and you are still not receiving our communications, please check your spam folder in your email. The e-newsletter has been known to be captured by spam filters. If you continue to have trouble, please contact the POA office.

Residential property owners at Point Hope can join the “Point Hope Residents” Facebook Group to interact with neighbors and residents. You can also visit the public Facebook page for Point Hope (@pointhopecharleston) for community news and information about development activity and events.

We’re working with a highly regarded, nationally recognized architectural and design firm on the design for our proposed pool and sports park amenity and the City permitting process is underway. Once permitting is complete, the developer will provide further details about the project and a timeline.

The development and planning team is currently evaluating sites and options for a range of sports and recreational amenities for Point Hope. These will be developed in stages as the community grows, and information will be shared through the Property Owners' Association as plans progress.

Yes. City of Charleston ordinances for operation of golf carts and LSVs must be followed. Golf carts are not allowed on trails, bike paths or sidewalks. Please click here for additional information about Golf Cart Regulations at Point Hope.

Home builders are responsible for the litter surrounding their sites during active construction in the neighborhoods, and the POA staff monitor these areas regularly to make sure maintenance standards are being met. The landscaping crew contracted and managed by the POA is responsible for removing litter in the parks and along the trails when they come across it.

A carefully selected variety of trees will be planted by the developer when construction in each block is completed. Tree plantings are conducted according to the City of Charleston regulations and are coordinated to occur when temperatures are cooler to allow the trees to get established before the hot summer months. This typically takes place in the fall or near the end of the year. Once planted, street trees are the property owner's responsibility to maintain. Click here for more information about street trees at Point Hope.

To find out the exterior colors of your home, please email durb@pointhopecharleston.com

Please complete and submit the Design & Use Review Board Modification Application before making any exterior modifications including landscape changes, pool additions, etc. The form can be downloaded from www.livepointhope.com or requested via email from durb@pointhopecharleston.com.

Commercial representatives continue to speak with interested parties for a wide variety of retail, restaurant, professional, medical, and other services and conveniences. We will continue to announce new businesses coming to the community as sales transactions are finalized.

There are currently approximately five miles of trails in place at Point Hope. As the neighborhoods evolve we will continue to develop the trails and pedestrian paths that will be part of Point Hope’s trail network. Once our trail network is more established, a community trail map will be produced.

That's the Sanders House, built in the late 1800s. It is currently being stabilized to prevent further deterioration, and current plans are for construction on renovations to take place in 2024. The property will be landscaped with space for raised bed gardening and other resident activities.

Yes, dogs need to be kept on a leash in public spaces per the Pet Ordinances set by the City of Charleston and guidelines regarding pets from the Point Hope CC&Rs. Peggy’s Park, located at the entrance to the Hopewell neighborhood, is a designated leash-free area for dogs.

Residents who experience speeding or other traffic concerns in the neighborhoods on an ongoing basis should contact the City of Charleston’s Department of Traffic & Transportation at (843) 724-7368. Residents can also contact their City Council Member, Boyd Gregg at (843) 408-9798, to express ongoing concerns. For questions and concerns regarding Clements Ferry Road, please contact Berkeley County Council member Josh Whitley at (843) 696-9094.

PLEASE DO NOT approach or feed alligators. To report an alligator, please contact the POA office at (843) 352-3150 or email poa@pointhopecharleston.com. Provide a description of the alligator (approximate length and any special behavior you may have noted) and the exact pond location. It is also very helpful – if you are comfortable and in a safe position – to take a photo of the alligator and attach the picture to your email.

Berkeley County is responsible for treating and spraying Point Hope. If you have questions or concerns, please contact Berkeley County Mosquito Abatement at (843) 719-4646.

Please contact the Point Hope Property Owners’ Association office if you have changed your mailing address, phone number, or email address in the last year. We need to ensure that the Association Office has all of your up-to-date contact information, including any email or address changes, in preparation for receiving the annual assessment invoices and annual letter from your POA. Simply send your changes to  poa@pointhopecharleston.com or calling (843) 352-3150.

If your mailbox key does not work, please contact the POA office. If you are having trouble getting your mail delivered to your address, you need to contact the North Charleston Post Office at (843) 569-2610. You can also ask the mail carrier for assistance if you see him or her at the kiosk.

The City of Charleston owns and maintains the sidewalks and streets at Point Hope. To report a problem area, contact the Public Service Department at (843) 724-3754.

Safe Harbor Marina is 2 miles away. Wando Marina is 4 miles. Daniel Island Marina & Boat Club are 7 miles away.