The county-owned properties on Morrison Drive had been a key piece of Mayor William Cogswell’s affordable housing plan, but it doesn’t mean an end to the plan.
On Charleston’s upper peninsula, the Board of Architectural Review only has purview over demolition request. A zoning change could make renovations easier.
Dockside’s homeowners association intends to sell the condo property in downtown Charleston and asked the city council for guidance on what can replace it.
Charleston Mayor William Cogswell, City Councilman Mike Seekings, and planning manager, Christopher Morgan, will visit London, Amsterdam and Copenhagen.
Charleston’s Planning Commission rezoned the land near the SC Aquarium on Calhoun Street to allow for up to seven stories of mixed-use workforce housing.
Charleston is planning a series of meetings to compile its priority projects for a 2026 referendum to extend the county’s half-cent transportation sales tax.
Charleston officials are nearly doubling the city’s emergency funds as they are expecting to cover more of the costs related to storm response and recovery.