Charleston
Upcoming
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will consider several development applications including a large multi-family project with 348 units and a new McDonald's. They will also review a sign package appeal and conceptual approvals for multi-family buildings on Johns Island. The meeting includes public comment and review of previous minutes.
- Grand Oaks: 348-unit multi-family community with seven 4-story buildings, 33 townhomes, and clubhouse
- 3943 West Ashley Circle: New 1-story McDonald's
- 3041 Reva Ridge Dr: Three new 3-story multi-family buildings on Johns Island
- 2110 Ashepoo Ln: New 4-story storage building
- 1798 Ashley River Rd: Appeal of staff denial for gradient color sign package
Design Review Board
The Design Review Board will hear an appeal of staff's decision to deny allowing gradient colors on signage at 1798 Ashley River Rd., a Piedmont Urgent Care location. The board will decide whether to approve the proposed sign design.
- Appeal of staff decision on signage gradient colors at 1798 Ashley River Rd. (Piedmont Urgent Care)
Board of Architectural Review
The Board of Architectural Review will consider an application for a new construction medical complex. The primary focus of this meeting is the approval of a mockup panel to verify exterior finish materials and components.
- Approval of mockup panel for new construction at 35 Bee Street
- Review of exterior materials including terracotta, brick, and aluminum composite panels
- Review of architectural details for an Office and Academic Building
Board of Architectural Review
The Board of Architectural Review – Large will meet on July 8, 2026 to review several applications for new construction, alterations, and signage. Key items include a mockup panel for MUSC's medical complex, conceptual approval for a student housing building at 106 Coming Street, and a multi-family building at 989 Morrison Drive. They will also consider mixed-use buildings at 48 & 52 Line Street and several signage and alteration requests.
- Review of mockup panel for MUSC medical complex at 35 Bee Street
- Conceptual approval of student housing at 106 Coming Street for College of Charleston
- Conceptual approval of multi-family building at 989 Morrison Drive
- Revision to conceptual and preliminary approval of mixed-use buildings at 48 & 52 Line Street (LL East LLC)
- Final approval of exterior alterations and illuminated signage at 251 King Street
Special Events Committee
The Special Events Committee will discuss and decide on several event applications, including a 911 Heroes Run requiring street closure on Seven Farms Drive, a 5K fundraiser for a special needs center, a motorcycle parade benefiting Fisher House, a wedding procession, and a concert. Applicants may present in person or be absent. Public comment is accepted before the meeting.
- SEC2026-01198: 911 Heroes Run foot race on 9/12/26, closing Seven Farms Dr between River Landing Dr and Pier View St, 1,900 attendees
- SEC2026-01238: 17th Annual Avondale 5K Run/Walk on Magnolia Rd and local roads, 435 attendees, fundraiser for Charles Webb Center
- SEC2026-01243: Fisher House Freedom Ride motorcycle parade with street blocking, police escort, 162 attendees, route through multiple cities
- SEC2026-01245: Wedding second line procession from St. Michaels Church to Cooper Hotel dock, street closure for 100 guests
- SEC2026-01249: Hayley Williams concert at Credit One Stadium, 7,501 attendees, no street blocking
Board of Architectural Review
The Board of Architectural Review will vote on a request to partially demolish exterior elements of a 1935 house at 10 Clemson Street in Wagener Terrace. The proposal includes removing non-historic additions like a screened porch, aluminum roof, and vinyl windows. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting.
- Partial demolition of exterior elements at 10 Clemson St. (c. 1935 historic house)
- Removal of non-historic screened porch, aluminum roof, and deck
- Removal of asbestos shingle siding and vinyl windows
Board of Architectural Review
The Board of Architectural Review – Small will consider 15 applications for exterior alterations, demolitions, and new construction in Charleston's historic districts. Items include partial demolitions, additions, and an appeal of a staff denial. The public may comment in person or submit written comments by July 8.
- 10 Clemson Street: partial demolition of exterior elements visible from right-of-way
- 29 Pendleton Street: opt-in review for demolition and conceptual approval for addition
- 680 King Street: removal of later addition, widened piazza and exterior stair
- 10 Council Street: demolition of garage, rear addition, portico, fence, and gate
- 6 Limehouse Street: appeal of staff denial
Charleston Basin Flood Action Committee
The Charleston Basin Flood Action Committee will receive updates on flood statistics, resilience initiatives, the ongoing city zoning rewrite, stormwater management, and a mayor's update. A public comment period is scheduled for residents to provide input on flood-related issues.
- Flood statistics presentation by GIS Director Robert Hauck
- Resilience update from Director Kaylan Koszela
- Special update on City Zoning Rewrite by Senior Planner Philip Overcash
- Stormwater update from Director Matt Fountain
- Mayor's update from Mayor Cogswell
Technical Review Committee
The Technical Review Committee will hold a virtual meeting to review three development projects. They include a second review of the Bees Ferry Flex Warehouse (5 commercial buildings at 2701 Bees Ferry Rd), a second review of James Island Christian School expansion (20 Sawgrass Rd), and a second review of the Long Savanna Neighborhood 3&4 early site package (45.82 acres at 1660 W Verdant Dr).
- Bees Ferry Flex Warehouse: 5 new commercial buildings with infrastructure at 2701 Bees Ferry Rd, West Ashley (second review)
- James Island Christian School expansion: phase one of building expansion at 20 Sawgrass Rd (second review)
- Long Savanna Neighborhood 3&4 early site package: 45.82 acres for residential development at 1660 W Verdant Dr, West Ashley (second review, PUD zoning)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will vote on amendments to the Short-Term Rental Ordinance to clarify definitions, limits, and penalties. They will also consider two rezoning requests, a concept plan for a 95-lot townhome development, and several zoning changes for properties in West Ashley and James Island.
- Short-term rental ordinance amendment clarifying terms, limits, and penalties
- Rezone 2298 Mt. Pleasant St. & 1302 Hester St. from SR-1 to General Office
- Rezone 806 Magnolia Rd. from SR-2 to Diverse Residential (DR-9)
- Concept plan for 95-lot townhome development on 27.82-acre Riverland Oaks
- Zone 1627 Wappoo Dr. and 2153 Saint James Dr. to Single Family Residential (SR-1)
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Technical Review Committee
The Technical Review Committee is reviewing several site plans and subdivision applications, including a proposed retirement community redevelopment, a new music studio, school additions, a sidewalk project, and road plans. Items are mostly in 'revise and return' or 'open pending delivery' status, meaning further revisions are needed before approval.
- Bishop Gadsden Retirement Community redevelopment at 1 Bishop Gadsden Way
- Baxter Music Building – new music studio and venue at 2112 Montford Ave
- First Baptist School – addition of chapel and academic buildings at 2051 George Griffith Blvd
- Fleming Road sidewalk project along S-748 Fleming Rd on James Island
- Long Savannah Parkway – preliminary plat and road construction at 3801 West Ashley Cir
Technical Review Committee
The Technical Review Committee is reviewing site plans for a new music studio and venue, a redevelopment of the Bishop Gadsden retirement community, and a chapel and academic building addition at First Baptist School. Also on the agenda are a sidewalk project on Fleming Road and preliminary plat and road construction plans for Long Savannah Parkway.
- New music studio/venue (Baxter Music Building) at 2112 Montford Ave
- Redevelopment of Bishop Gadsden retirement community on James Island
- First Baptist School chapel and academic building addition on George Griffith Blvd
- Fleming Road sidewalk project by Charleston County
- Long Savannah Parkway preliminary plat and road construction (5 lots, 45 acres)
Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design
The Board of Zoning Appeals is considering several requests for variances and a special exception related to grand trees. At Ripley Point Drive, the applicant seeks permission to relocate one grand tree, remove another, reduce construction setbacks near three trees, and waive the requirement for 15 protected trees per acre. Additional hearings include a variance to remove a grand tree at 4 Jenkins Avenue and a reconsideration of a denied tree removal at 50 & 52 South Battery Street.
- Variance to remove one grand tree at 4 Jenkins Avenue (Citadel Campus)
- Reconsideration of staff denial to remove a 33-inch elm at 50 & 52 South Battery Street
- Variance to relocate one grand tree at Ripley Point Drive
- Special exception to remove one grand tree at Ripley Point Drive
- Variance to reduce impervious construction setback near three grand trees and omit 15 protected trees per acre at Ripley Point Drive
Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design
The Charleston Board of Zoning Appeals will review requests to remove or relocate protected grand trees at four separate locations. Applicants are seeking variances from city code to bypass standard tree preservation rules and reduce construction setbacks near the roots. The board will also review minutes from previous meetings and hear public comment on the deferred applications.
- 4 Jenkins Ave: Variance to remove one grand tree
- 50 & 52 South Battery St: Reconsideration of denial to remove one grand tree
- Ripley Point Drive: Variance to relocate/remove trees and reduce construction setbacks
- River Road: Variance to remove 29 grand trees and reduce setbacks near 26 others
Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design
The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider variance requests for tree removal and relocation at several properties. Key items include a request from Ripley Yacht Club for multiple variances on Ripley Point Drive, and a request from River Road Associates to remove 20 grand trees on River Road. Public comments on the Ripley Point item raise concerns about late notice and request a postponement.
- 4 Jenkins Ave: Variance to remove one grand tree (Citadel).
- 50 & 52 South Battery St: Reconsideration of denied grand tree removal.
- Ripley Point Dr: Variances for tree relocation, removal, and setback reduction (Ripley Yacht Club).
- River Rd: Variance to remove 20 grand trees and reduce impervious setbacks.
- Public comments on Ripley Point item cite late notice and request rescheduling.
Special Events Committee
The Special Events Committee will discuss two upcoming World Cup watch parties: a July 1 event in Camden Alley with 825 attendees and a July 6 event at Credit One Stadium for 2,500 people. No votes or formal actions are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and public comment.
- SEC2026-01248: Event in Camden Alley for World Cup on 7/1 from 6-11pm, 825 attendees, with video trailer on Ann Street sidewalk
- SEC2026-01247: World Cup Watch Party at Credit One Stadium on 7/6 from 7-11pm, 2,500 attendees
Technical Review Committee
The Technical Review Committee evaluates site plans, subdivision plats, and road construction for new developments. This session covers revisions to the Magnolia Townhome Infrastructure project, an early site package for a Long Savanna multifamily development, and a neighborhood amenity center plan. The committee approved the townhome plat, requested revisions to the multifamily package, and cleared the remaining items for paperwork.
- Approved revised preliminary plat for Magnolia Townhome Infrastructure (187 lots, 158 units) at 1553 Ut Silkgrass Ln.
- Cleared revised road construction plans for Magnolia Townhome Infrastructure for paperwork.
- Requested revisions to early site package for Long Savanna Parcel B multifamily development.
- Cleared site plan for Long Savanna Neighborhood 10A amenity center at 412 Steele Magnolia Ave for paperwork.
Technical Review Committee
The committee is reviewing technical specifications, road construction plans, and site packages for several developments. The focus is on infrastructure revisions for a townhome project and early site planning for a multifamily development and amenity center.
- Revisions to preliminary plat and road plans for Magnolia Townhomes (1553 Silkgrass Ln)
- Early site package for Long Savanna Parcel B multifamily development (1660 W Verdant Dr)
- Site plan for Long Savanna Neighborhood 10A amenity center (412 Steele Magnolia Ave)
Redevelopment and Preservation Commission
The Commission will consider a roof replacement program request for a property at 943 Rutledge Avenue. Other items include approval of previous meeting minutes and a progress report.
- Roof Replacement Program request for 943 Rutledge Avenue
Community Development
The committee will hear presentations on the Hagood Avenue Improvement Plan, which aims to address flooding and add bike/pedestrian infrastructure, and on state/city requirements for construction on burial sites. They will also vote on an agreement with MUSC Foundation for West Edge parcels of land and discuss housing proposals at 975 King Street and 24 Calhoun Street.
- Approval of agreement with MUSC Foundation regarding West Edge parcels
- Presentation on Hagood Avenue Improvement Plan (flood mitigation, streetscape)
- Update on 975 King Street Redevelopment Affordable Housing Proposal
- Update on 24 Calhoun Street Mixed-Income Housing Proposal
- Project 3500 RFPs for Architectural and Engineering Services (Western and Eastern Peninsula)
Board of Architectural Review
The Board of Architectural Review is considering two applications involving the demolition of exterior elements visible from public rights-of-way. Both projects also seek conceptual approval for proposed additions to existing structures.
- Demolition of exterior elements and addition at 142 Hester Street
- Demolition of exterior elements and addition at 6 Moultrie Street
Board of Architectural Review
The Board of Architectural Review – Small will consider several applications for building demolitions, new additions, and exterior renovations. The board is reviewing requests for both conceptual approval and after-the-fact demolition permits across various historic districts.
- Full demolition of garage, balcony, and steps at 184 Broad Street
- After-the-fact demolition approval for 58 Dunnemann Avenue
- Conceptual approval for a new two-story home at 125 Bogard Street
- Conceptual approval for a one-story addition at 49 South Battery Street
- Approval for illuminated signage at 258 King Street
Board of Architectural Review
The Board of Architectural Review – Small will consider 15 applications for changes to historic properties, including demolitions, additions, window replacements, and signage. Notable items include a two-story addition at 184 Broad Street and after-the-fact demolition approvals at 58 Dunnemann Avenue and 331 Ashley Avenue. Public comments have been submitted for several proposals, including 184 Broad Street and 23 Allway Street.
- 184 Broad Street: full demolition of garage, balcony, and entry steps
- 184 Broad Street: conceptual approval for new two-story addition and piazza extension
- 23 Allway Street: wholesale window replacement (public comments from preservation groups)
- 58 Dunnemann Avenue: after-the-fact approval for demolition of building
- 331 Ashley Avenue: after-the-fact approval for partial demolition
Tourism Commission
The Tourism Commission will receive updates on the Tourism Management Plan from the Mayor and Department of Livability and Tourism. Members may also discuss an item requested by Commissioner Elizabeth Saad. The meeting includes public input and approval of previous minutes.
- Update on Tourism Management Plan
- Discussion as requested by member Elizabeth Saad
- Public comment period for written and in-person input
Special Events Committee
The Special Events Committee is reviewing permit applications for several upcoming public gatherings. The body will discuss event logistics, including street closures and police escorts for parades and memorial services.
- Celebration of Life for Joseph Dennard at Joe Riley Baseball Stadium (July 11)
- 911 Heroes Run involving closure of Seven Farms Dr (Sept 12)
- Daniel Island Annual Golf Cart Parade at Smythe Park (July 3)
- The Fisher House Freedom Ride motorcycle procession ending at 2200 Heriot St (Aug 29)
Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee
The Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee will review May monthly reports, including a discussion on fuel costs. They will also set the timeline for the 2027 budget process. Other business and a moment of silence are on the agenda.
- Review of May monthly reports
- Discussion of fuel costs
- Setting of 2027 Budget Timeline
- Other Business (unspecified)
- Moment of Silence
Commission on Women
The Charleston Commission on Women will review the outcomes of the State of the Woman discussion series. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and general discussion.
- Review of State of the Woman discussion series outcomes
Technical Review Committee
The Technical Review Committee is reviewing 9 development proposals, including a PUD master plan for a 30.1-acre commercial project and site plans for residential and retail uses. Most applications are recommended for revision and return. Items include a Walmart expansion, a 164-unit multifamily development, and a school tennis court replacement.
- Shoppes at Bees Ferry: 30.1-acre commercial PUD
- Venture at Stono Vista: 164 units at 3991 William E Murray Blvd
- Walmart expansion at 3951 West Ashley Cir
- 2241 Ashley Crossing Drive: 24 townhomes
- St. John's High School tennis court replacement on Johns Island
Technical Review Committee
The Technical Review Committee will review nine site plans and subdivision applications, including a Walmart expansion in West Ashley, a 164-unit multifamily project at Stono Vista, and a 30-acre PUD commercial development at Bees Ferry. Other items include townhome developments and a school tennis court reconstruction. The committee evaluates technical compliance with city codes.
- Walmart 1748 Expansion: proposed expansion of existing store at 3951 West Ashley Circle
- Venture at Stono Vista: 164 multifamily units at 3991 William E Murray Blvd
- The Shoppes at Bees Ferry: PUD master plan for 30.1-acre commercial development
- Atlantic - St. Thomas: 71 townhomes at 754 Lumen Ct, Cainhoy
- 2241 Ashley Crossing Drive: 24 townhomes in West Ashley
Livability Review Board
The Livability Review Board will hold a hearing to review and discuss the status of vacant structures at 2231 Birdie Garrett St. (Rosemont, c. 1950) and 22 Norman St. (Westside, c. 1935). Staff will also provide updates on previously discussed properties.
- Review of vacant structure at 2231 Birdie Garrett St.
- Review of vacant structure at 22 Norman St.
- Staff updates on prior properties
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review several zoning applications, including two deferred requests and two new zoning proposals, along with a presentation on the Washington Park area character appraisal.
- Deferred: 806 Magnolia Rd. (SR-2 to DR-9)
- Deferred: Portion of 1025 Sam Rittenberg Blvd. (LB to CT)
- New: 1722 Ashley River Rd. (Request LB zoning)
- New: 1942 Sam Rittenberg Blvd. (Request GB zoning)
- Presentation: Washington Park Area Character Appraisal
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hear requests to change zoning for four properties in the West Ashley area to allow for diverse residential and business uses. The commission will also receive a presentation on the Area Character Appraisal for Washington Park.
- Rezoning of 806 Magnolia Rd from Single-Family Residential (SR-2) to Diverse Residential (DR-9)
- Rezoning of 1006 Savannah Hwy from Single-Family Residential (SR-1) to Limited Business (LB)
- Zoning request for 1722 Ashley River Rd to be Limited Business (LB)
- Zoning request for 1942 Sam Rittenberg Blvd to be General Business (GB)
- Area Character Appraisal presentation for Washington Park
Planning Commission
The commission adopted minutes from the previous meeting and accepted an Area Character Appraisal for Washington Park as a resource. They voted on several property rezonings and zonings in West Ashley, approving all that were not deferred.
- Adopted Area Character Appraisal for Washington Park
- Deferred rezoning request for 806 Magnolia Rd (SR-2 to DR-9)
- Approved rezoning of 1006 Savannah Hwy from SR-1 to Limited Business
- Deferred rezoning request for portion of 1025 Sam Rittenberg Blvd (LB to CT)
- Approved zoning for 1722 Ashley River Rd and 1942 Sam Rittenberg Blvd (both to Commercial/Limited Business and General Business)
City Council
The Ways and Means Committee is approving several contracts and change orders for park and recreation projects funded by the 2025 Parks and Recreation Bond, including a $13M amendment for the WL Stephens Aquatic Center & Forest Park Playground. They will also consider a $1.5M grant application for the Maritime Center Renovation, a $2.3M change order for the Ingram Road office building, and a $1.5M design contract for fire station retrofits. Additionally, multiple real estate transactions including property purchases for road realignment and a police substation license agreement are on the agenda.
- $13,033,588 GMP amendment for WL Stephens Aquatic Center & Forest Park Playground (Parks Bond)
- $1,500,000 grant application for Maritime Center Renovation (City match up to $1.5M)
- $2,257,322 change order for Ingram Road office building design-build contract
- $1,475,000 design contract for 262 Meeting Street Fire Station 2 & 3 historical retrofit
- Property purchases for road realignment: $445,000 (Diocese) and $3,020,000 (Avondale Holding)
City Council
The City Council will consider multiple ordinances to rezone properties across Charleston to Single & Two Family Residential or Single Family Residential classifications. The body will also vote on extending pedicab franchise agreements and reviewing various committee reports.
- Rezoning 2116 Parkway Drive (James Island) to Single & Two Family Residential
- Rezoning 2028 Coker Avenue (James Island) to Single & Two Family Residential
- Extending pedicab franchise agreements for an additional five-year term at $65,884.63
- Approving Law Enforcement Assistance and Support Agreement with Myrtle Beach Police Department
- Approving Firehouse Subs Grant application for $23,191.00 for Mounted Patrol Team
Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning
The Charleston Board of Zoning Appeals will consider four specific zoning requests, including a 175-unit hotel special exception at 194 Cannon St. and a variance for a rear addition at 221 Grove St. The meeting also includes a contentious appeal for a detached home on an undersized lot at 2 Allgood Rd.
- Special Exception for 175-unit accommodations at 194 Cannon St.
- Variance for 2-story rear addition at 221 Grove St. (21' setback vs 25' required).
- Variance for rear addition at 330 W Confederate Cir. (5' north setback vs 9' required).
- Appeal of zoning determination for detached home at 2 Allgood Rd.
- Public hearing on 2 Allgood Rd. with 51 comments and a 70-signature petition.
Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning
The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider a request for a special exception to allow a 175-unit accommodations use on the parcel at 194 Cannon Street. The proposal must meet multiple criteria regarding housing displacement, traffic, neighborhood character, and parking. The board will vote on whether to grant the exception.
- Special exception for 175-unit accommodations use at 194 Cannon St.
- Project reviewed under 2017 PUD ordinance standards.
- Must show no net loss of housing units and minimal traffic impact.
- Parking required at two spaces per three sleeping units.
- Property in Accommodations Overlay District (PUD).
Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hear three appeals: a special exception for a 175-unit accommodations use at 194 Cannon St., a request to extend a nonconforming setback at 2534 Hara Ln., and a variance to place a mobile home on an undersized lot at 1018 Franklin Gaillard Rd. The board may approve, deny, or defer each application.
- Special exception for 175-unit accommodations at 194 Cannon St. (Crosstown), zoned PUD
- Variance for 4' north side setback (25' required) and special exception for rear setback at 2534 Hara Ln.
- Variance to place mobile home on 0.265-acre lot (1 acre required) at 1018 Franklin Gaillard Rd.
- Approval of June 2, 2026 meeting minutes
Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning
The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider 15 applications for variances and special exceptions to Charleston's zoning code. Items include a request to build a 175-unit accommodations use at 194 Cannon Street and multiple requests to place mobile homes on undersized lots in Ferguson Village.
- 194 Cannon St.: special exception for 175-unit accommodations use
- 2534 Hara Ln.: increase bedrooms in nonconforming two-family dwelling from 4 to 8
- 1018 Franklin Gaillard Rd.: variance to place mobile home on 0.265-acre lot (1 acre required)
- 1954 Ferguson Rd.: variance to place mobile home on 0.55-acre lot (1 acre required)
- 0 Rafeal Ln. (deferred): variance to create three residential parcels with 0′ frontage
Public Works and Utilities Committee
The Public Works and Utilities Committee will discuss and vote on several items including acceptance of new rights-of-way and easements for developments, approval of a $69,905 contract amendment for stormwater utility fee management, and a presentation on the sidewalk budget. They will also consider an appeal from a homeowners association regarding streetlight financial responsibility.
- Acceptance of rights-of-way for Del Webb Point Hope Phase 2 and Rhett’s Cove Townhomes
- Approval of Amendment #2 with Black & Veatch for $69,905 for SW Utility Fee Account Management
- Presentation on Sidewalk Budget and IRF payouts
- Consideration of appeal for 10 streetlights on St. Johns Woods Parkway
- Acceptance of multi-use path easement at 2944 Maybank
Design Review Board
This Design Review Board meeting involves staff-level approvals of 10 permit applications, including demolition, renovations, signs, and utility work. No public hearings or major policy decisions are on the agenda.
- Demolition of existing structures at 1660 Ingram Rd for new city office building
- Renovation of metal building into tenant spaces at 1822 Meeting Street Rd
- 9,991sf interior upfit for cafe and membership club at 1501 King St (The Grove Charleston)
- New illuminated monument sign at 3557 Maybank Hwy
- Install 400-amp service and transformer at 1750 Signal Point Rd
City Council
The Charleston City Council’s Committee on Real Estate is reviewing multiple agreements affecting city land use and intergovernmental operations. Members will authorize purchases totaling over $3.4 million for a county road realignment project, expand municipal parking enforcement to a county garage, and process several residential annexations. The agenda also covers license agreements for construction projects and the sale of a small North Charleston parcel.
- Purchase properties from the Roman Catholic Diocese ($445,000) and Avondale Holding Co. ($3.02M) for road realignment.
- MOU with Charleston County to enforce parking citations at the 85 Queen Street garage.
- Annexations for parcels on Wappoo Drive and Garden Creek Road, plus a Clements Ferry Road right-of-way segment.
- License agreements allowing construction laydown at Lowcountry Lowline and crane use at 212 Spring Street.
- Sale of ~0.44 acres near McMillan Ave in North Charleston to 37254 Rivers, LLC for $20,000.
Board of Architectural Review
The Board is reviewing a series of staff-level approvals for minor renovations and exterior modifications. These requests include roofing replacements, signage, and general home repairs in historic districts.
- Metal roof replacement at 12 Halsey St
- Hand-painted business signage at 658 King St
- Window replacement and brick pointing at 160 Queen St
- Kitchen and porch remodel at 89 1/2 Ashley Ave
- Storage shed installation at 476 Meeting St Ste D
Traffic and Transportation Committee
The Traffic and Transportation Committee is considering the removal of two specific food vending spaces and the transition of eight other high-demand locations to a competitive bidding and franchise agreement process.
- Removal of vending spaces at King Street & Queen Street and King Street & Princess Street
- Proposed competitive bidding for space at East Bay Street & Gillon Street
- Proposed competitive bidding for space at Broad Street & Meeting Street
- Proposed competitive bidding for space at Ashley Avenue & Sabin Street
- Proposed competitive bidding for space at King Street & Spring Street
Technical Review Committee
The Technical Review Committee will review six development proposals, including a 313-unit mixed-use project at 295 Calhoun Street, a commercial development in The Wedge PUD, and a veterinary office on James Island. They will also consider revisions to The Palms reconstruction and sidewalk repairs at 200 Meeting Street.
- 3930 West Ashley Cir – commercial development in The Wedge PUD
- 1822 Meeting Street – renovation of existing building
- 200 Meeting Street – sidewalk repairs
- 295 Calhoun Street – mixed-use development (313 units)
- 975 Harbor View Rd – veterinary office from demolished residence
Technical Review Committee
The Technical Review Committee is reviewing six site plans and subdivision applications, including a large mixed-use project at 295 Calhoun Street with 313 units. Other items include commercial developments, a veterinary office, and sidewalk repairs. Most items received a 'Revise and Return' result, while the Calhoun project is pending stormwater comments.
- 295 Calhoun Street: mixed-use development with 313 units, pending stormwater comments
- The Wedge: commercial development at 3930 West Ashley Circle
- 1822 Meeting Street: renovation of existing building
- Saddleback Veterinary Office: demo and redevelopment at 975 Harbor View Road, James Island
- The Palms Reconstruction: revisions to 78-unit site plan at 311 Royal Palm Boulevard
Board of Architectural Review
The Board will review a request for after-the-fact approval of partial demolition of exterior elements at 32 Dunnemann Street, a historic home in Wagener Terrace. The demolition was necessitated by termite damage and severe rot discovered during renovation. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting.
- After-the-fact partial demolition of exterior elements at 32 Dunnemann Street
- Property is a historic home (c. 1947) in Wagener Terrace, Category 4
- Structural issues required removal of compromised framing, windows, and siding
Board of Architectural Review
The Charleston Board of Architectural Review will review 15 applications for historic preservation, including requests for demolition, window replacements, and new construction. The meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. on June 11, 2026, at 2 George Street.
- Review of minutes from May 28, 2026
- 32 Dunnemann Street: after-the-fact partial demolition
- 399 Sumter Street: appeal of window replacement decision
- 30 F Street: full demolition of dwelling
- 394 Meeting Street: approval for illuminated signage
Board of Architectural Review
The Charleston Board of Architectural Review will consider applications for demolition, reconstruction, and new construction in historic districts. The meeting includes public comment on several controversial projects.
- Partial demolition at 32 Dunnemann Street
- Appeal of window replacement decision at 399 Sumter Street
- Full demolition request at 30 F Street
- Controversial new house proposal at 4 Henrietta Street
- Reconstruction of 190 Line Street