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A participant in an informal game for a corporate retreat at Palmetto Bluff's formal croquet lawn whacks the ball. The new,19,000-acre development on the May River's southern shore has rapidly gained attention among the rich and famous - as well as corporate planners. And although fertilizer runoff from lawns and golf courses is among the more serious pollutants affecting the river, most of Palmetto Bluff's stormwater drains elsewhere.

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A participant in an informal game for a corporate retreat at Palmetto Bluff's formal croquet lawn whacks the ball. The new,19,000-acre development on the May River's southern shore has rapidly gained attention among the rich and famous - as well as corporate planners. And although fertilizer runoff from lawns and golf courses is among the more serious pollutants affecting the river, most of Palmetto Bluff's stormwater drains elsewhere.