Charleston public meetings in 2022

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff processed various "Quick Plan Reviews" for residential properties. These items include approvals for new single-family homes, accessory structures, and exterior repairs.

• New single-family home construction at 8 Cleveland St and 265 Coming St Unit A
• Installation of an inground gunite pool and spa at 64 Poplar St
• Dormer addition and elevator shaft installation at 86 Murray Blvd
• Exterior repairs and window replacements at 66 Warren St
• Construction of a new carport at 180 Tradd St

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed five site plan applications for various Charleston developments. These included infrastructure, commercial, and residential projects. Most items required applicants to revise and resubmit their plans.

• Huger Street Pump Station site plan review
• New 2,000 sqft structure at 651 King Street
• New mixed-use building at 518 East Bay Street
• Baker Motors dealership at 1513 Savannah Highway
• 150 room hotel and 165 multi-family units at 860 Morrison Drive

City Council

The City Council will review several zoning changes for properties in Johns Island, Cainhoy, and West Ashley. The agenda also includes discussions regarding fire department aid agreements and stormwater drainage projects. Additionally, the council will consider various contract renewals and funding allocations for city services.

• Rezoning of approximately 60.61 acres on Southwick Drive to Conservation and Diverse Residential classifications
• Renewal of a $1,585,401.00 healthcare stop loss contract with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of SC
• Approval of an additional $300,000.00 in funds for the MOJA Arts Festival
• A $217,681.75 contract for the design of a park at 1717 Wappoo Road
• A $100,000 grant from the SC Conservation Bank for the Barberry Woods Drainage Improvement Project

City Council

The Ways and Means Committee is considering the 2023 Proposed Stormwater Utility Budget and a $11/ERU fee. The agenda includes several contract approvals for park design, drainage studies, and station renovations. The committee will also review grant allocations for housing and cultural affairs.

• 2023 Proposed Stormwater Utility Budget at $11/ERU
• $150,000 HOPWA grant to Roper Hospital Inc. for property acquisition
• WPAL Park design contract for 1717 Wappoo Road ($217,681.75)
• $100,000 SC Conservation Bank grant for Barberry Woods Drainage Improvements
• Health Care Stop Loss contract renewal with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of SC ($1,585,401.00)

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals – Zoning will review applications for property variances and special exceptions. These include requests for stair additions, a pergola, and an additional dwelling unit. Some items are noted as deferred or withdrawn.

• Request for an additional dwelling unit at 59 Broad St.
• Request for stair additions at 2 President Pl.
• Request for a detached pergola at 36 Bogard St.
• Deferred request for a 2-story addition at 113 Cooper St.
• Withdrawn request for a generator stand at 29 Wentworth St.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing requests for special exceptions and variances at 113 Cooper Street and 2 President Place. These applications involve changes to building setbacks and lot occupancy levels. The board will also approve the minutes from the December 6, 2022 meeting.

• Two-story addition request for 113 Cooper Street
• Lot occupancy variance request for 113 Cooper Street
• Stair addition special exception at 2 President Place
• Approval of December 6, 2022 BZA-Z minutes

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals met to review meeting minutes and consider new zoning applications. The board approved requests for stair additions at 2 President Pl. and a dwelling unit at 59 Broad St., while other items were deferred or withdrawn.

• Approved special exception for stair additions at 2 President Pl. subject to a parking easement
• Approved variance for an additional dwelling unit at 59 Broad St.
• Approved variance for a detached pergola at 36 Bogard St., provided it remains open air
• Deferred request for a two-story addition at 113 Cooper St.
• Withdrawn application for a generator stand at 29 Wentworth St.

Special Facilities

The committee will consider an ordinance to transfer the Municipal Golf Course from the Recreation Department to the Special Facilities Division. The agenda also includes naming for Maritime Center SCA Learning Labs and presentations regarding Bradham Road Park property and disc golf.

• Ordinance to move Municipal Golf Course management to the Special Facilities Division
• Naming of Maritime Center SCA Learning Labs
• Presentation on Bradham Road Park Property by Open Space Institute
• Disc golf presentation
• Introduction of Romaine Heyward as Special Facilities Director

Recreation Committee

The joint committee will consider an ordinance to move the Municipal Golf Course under the Special Facilities Division. The agenda also includes presentations on Bradham Road Park and disc golf. Romaine Heyward will be introduced as the new Special Facilities Director.

• Ordinance moving Municipal Golf Course management to Special Facilities Division
• Introduction of Romaine Heyward, Special Facilities Director
• Naming of Maritime Center SCA Learning Labs
• Presentation on Bradham Road Park Property
• Disc golf presentation

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The Public Works and Utilities Committee is reviewing rights-of-way dedications for Wando Village, Phase 2. The committee will also consider a $100,000 grant from the SC Conservation Bank for property acquisition. Additionally, members will review a drainage study agreement with the Town of James Island.

• Acceptance of rights-of-way and easements for Wando Village, Phase 2
• $100,000 SC Conservation Bank grant for Barberry Woods property acquisition
• $276,000 City match from the Drainage Fund for Barberry Woods
• Agreement with Town of James Island for Camp Road drainage study (City share up to $25,000)

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board meeting scheduled for December 19, 2022, will not be held because no applications were received for board review.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff processed five quick plan reviews for various signs. These items include new installations and replacements at several locations.

• 55 Fenwick Hall: 55-inch round HDU sign attached to fence
• 1660 Headquarters Plantation Dr: Digital community sign board
• 1008 Clements Crest Ln: Sign replacement
• 1836 Ashley River Rd Ste R: Overhead lighted channel letter sign
• 3125 Bees Ferry Rd: Aluminum sign valued at $750

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is processing several staff-level permit approvals for various structural and exterior changes. These items include building rehabilitations, signage updates, and commercial upfits throughout the city.

• Rehabilitation and preservation of the three-story jail structure at 21 Magazine St
• Replacement of fuel pumps and piping at 7 Lockwood Dr to serve a megayacht dock
• Interior upfit of a ground floor commercial restaurant at 81 Cannon St Ste 101
• Repair of fire-damaged canopy, signage, and lighting at 420 Meeting St
• Conversion of a duplex to a single-family residence at 58 Laurens St

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several site plans and subdivision applications for projects in Daniel Island, West Ashley, and Cainhoy. Most applications were returned to applicants for revision or are awaiting further documentation from city departments. The meeting also included reviews of road construction plans and park renovations.

• Hampstead Mall SE Quadrant renovation including new park amenities
• 20-lot single-family residential development at Daniel Island - Haswell
• 26-lot subdivision at Marshes at Daniel Island - Phase 2
• 50-unit private townhome development for Parcel K Residential
• Industrial building site plan for Gildan Industrial in Cainhoy

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider an ordinance amendment to extend conditional use provisions for affordable housing units on larger lots. The agenda also includes rezoning requests and several applications for single-family residential zoning.

• Ordinance amendment regarding affordable housing units on larger lots
• Rezoning of 1320 Folly Rd from Limited Business to General Business
• PUD amendment for 3328 Maybank Hwy regarding land use and parking requirements
• Nine requests for Single Family Residential zoning in West Ashley and James Island

Planning Commission

The Charleston Planning Commission is reviewing a rezoning request for 1320 Folly Road and an amendment to the Rhett’s Cove Planned Unit Development. The Folly Road request proposes changing the zoning from Limited Business to General Business. The Maybank Highway amendment seeks changes to land use acreage and parking requirements.

• Rezoning of 1320 Folly Rd from Limited Business (LB) to General Business (GB)
• Amendment to Rhett’s Cove PUD at 3328 Maybank Hwy regarding land use acreage and parking requirements

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several zoning and rezoning requests across West Ashley, James Island, and Johns Island. The agenda includes a proposed ordinance amendment regarding conditional use provisions for affordable housing. The commission will also review a planned unit development amendment for Maybank Highway.

• Ordinance amendment to allow more affordable housing units on larger lots
• PUD amendment for Rhett’s Cove at 3328 Maybank Hwy regarding land use and parking
• Rezoning of 1320 Folly Rd from Limited Business to General Business
• Multiple residential zoning requests in West Ashley and James Island

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission approved an ordinance amendment to allow more affordable housing units via conditional use provisions. The commission also approved a PUD amendment for Rhett’s Cove and several residential zoning requests. Minutes from October and November meetings were deferred by staff.

• Ordinance amendment to increase affordable housing units on larger lots
• Amendment to Rhett’s Cove PUD at 3328 Maybank Hwy regarding land use and parking
• Rezoning of 1320 Folly Rd from Limited Business to General Business
• Multiple residential zoning requests in West Ashley and James Island

Army Corps 3x3 Committee

The committee will receive updates regarding the USACE 3x3 Charleston Peninsula Study and the Rosemont Resilience Plan. Members will also preview a draft of the Sea Level Rise Strategy. Discussion will include 2023 committee membership and the upcoming meeting calendar.

• USACE 3x3 Charleston Peninsula Study update
• Preview of draft Sea Level Rise Strategy
• Rosemont Resilience Plan update
• City water plan update
• 2023 Committee membership discussion

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review – Large is considering various development and repair applications. These include new construction for a hospitality project and senior living building, as well as demolition and repair requests for historic structures.

• Conceptual approval for a 152-unit hospitality project at 200-210 Spring Street
• Mural design approval for a 55-unit affordable housing project at 678 and 666 King Street
• Extension of conceptual approval for mixed-use development near N. Market and Church Streets
• Demolition re-approval for rear structures at 363, 367, and 369 King Street
• Roof repairs for the 100+ year-old Lowndes Grove at 266 Saint Margaret Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is considering several applications regarding historic structures in Charleston. This includes requests to re-approve the demolition of rear additions at 363, 367, and 369 King Street. The board will also review a request for a one-year extension for a mixed-use development involving N. Market, Church, Anson, and Pinckney Streets.

• One-year extension request for mixed-use development at 72 N. Market/182 Church
• Re-approval of demolition for two rear structures at 363 King Street
• Re-approval of demolition for a rear addition at 367 King Street
• Re-approval of demolition for rear additions at 369 King Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is considering conceptual plans for a new 152-unit hospitality development at 200-210 Spring Street. The board will also review a request for a new ground-level entry, canopy, and patio at the MUSC College of Nursing on Jonathan Lucas Street.

• New construction of a 152-unit hospitality project at 200-210 Spring Street
• Proposed ground-level entry with canopy and bluestone patio at 99 Jonathan Lucas Street
• Request for new brick and stair railing to match existing at MUSC College of Nursing

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review met to review several development applications, including a mural design for a 55-unit affordable housing project and re-approvals for demolitions on King Street. The Board also discussed repairs to historic roofs and new construction proposals in the Old City District.

• Approved mural design for 678 and 666 King Street affordable housing project
• Approved demolition of rear structures at 363, 367, and 369 King Street
• Approved one-year extension for mixed-use development at 72 N. Market/182 Church/Anson/Pinckney Streets
• Approved roof repairs for 266 Saint Margaret Street using existing Ludowici tiles
• Deferred conceptual approval for 152-unit hospitality project at 200-210 Spring Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is considering several applications for new construction, demolitions, and historic repairs. Key items include an extension request for a mixed-use development at N. Market and Church Streets and a new 152-unit hospitality project on Spring Street. The board will also review mural designs for affordable housing and roof repairs for a historic property.

• Extension request for mixed-use development at 72 N. Market / 182 Church / Anson / Pinckney Streets
• Demolition re-approvals for rear structures at 363, 367, and 369 King Street
• Mural design approval for a new 55-unit affordable housing project at 678 KING & 666 KING STREET
• Conceptual approval for a new 152-unit hospitality project at 200-210 Spring Street
• Preliminary approval for a senior living building portion at 609 King Street

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff are reviewing two quick plan permit applications. These include a commercial tenant upfit at 1460 Tobias Gadson Blvd and a monument sign replacement at 320 Seven Farms Dr.

• Commercial tenant upfit and site work at 1460 Tobias Gadson Blvd Ste 180
• Face replacement of existing monument sign at 320 Seven Farms Dr

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will review a proposal to update a regional automatic aid agreement to include the Isle of Palms Fire Department. The meeting also includes decisions on donating old breathing apparatus equipment to various local fire departments and a high school program.

• Approval of Regional Partners Automatic Aid Agreement including Isle of Palms
• Donation of SCBA equipment to Berkeley County Fire Chiefs’ Association
• Donation of SCBA equipment to Summerville Fire Department
• Donation of SCBA equipment to St. John’s High School Fire Program
• Presentation from A Second Chance Resource Center

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a special workshop to discuss initial ideas for the redevelopment of the Union Pier site. Representatives from Lowe Enterprises will participate in the discussion. No official actions will be taken during this meeting.

• Discussion regarding future development on the Union Pier site

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff reviewed 33 permits for various residential and commercial projects. These items include exterior repairs, roofing replacements, and interior renovations. Most were processed via the Quick Plan Review method.

• Garage demolition and new structure construction at 169 1/2 Wentworth St
• Hotel lobby flooring and courtyard updates at 198 King St
• Garage vestibule renovation and ADA lift installation at 237 Meeting St
• Slate roof replacement and masonry repairs at 16 Broad St
• Commercial interior upfit at 22 Westedge St Ste 500

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several site plans and subdivision proposals. These include a 31-lot residential development on Ship Builder Street and a new elementary school concept plan on River Road. Several applications were sent back for revisions or are pending final documentation.

• 31-lot single family residential development at Daniel Island Northern Parcel FF Phase 2
• Commercial development totaling 38,000 GFA at Foundation Place at Point Hope
• High school support building at 63 Columbus Street
• Proposed medical office building at Clements Ferry Medical Enterprise Bldg
• 69-unit affordable senior housing at Gateway Apartments Charleston

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review – Small is considering various applications for historic demolitions, renovations, and new constructions. These include requests to remove structures at 10 Magnolia Avenue and 172 Romney Street. The board will also review plans for solar panels on Line Street and a new residence on Coming Street.

• Demolition of historic structures at 10 Magnolia Avenue and 172 Romney Street
• Conceptual approval for a new single-family residence at 165 Coming Street
• Request to demolish a portion of the historic roof at 78 Hagood Avenue
• Approval for 15 solar panels at 213 Line Street
• Reconstruction request following unapproved demolition at 63 Simons Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board will consider requests to demolish historic structures located at 10 Magnolia Avenue and 172 Romney Street. An engineering report for the Magnolia Avenue property notes significant termite damage and structural instability. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the November 10, 2022, meeting.

• Demolition request for historic structure at 10 Magnolia Avenue
• Demolition request for historic structure at 172 Romney Street
• Approval of November 10, 2022, meeting minutes

Board of Architectural Review

The Charleston Board of Architectural Review met to review several applications regarding historic demolitions and new construction. The board decided on various requests, including approving some demolitions while denying others to maintain architectural integrity. Several items were also granted conceptual approval for new or altered structures.

• Selective demolition approved at 10 Magnolia Avenue to preserve existing structure
• Demolition of historic structure at 172 Romney Street approved
• Denial of request to demolish portion of roof at 78 Hagood Avenue
• Denial of chimney demolition request at 15 Maverick Street
• Conceptual approval for new single-family residence at 165 Coming Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review – Small will consider several applications regarding the demolition of historic materials and structures. The agenda includes requests for renovations, new construction, and solar panel installations across various Charleston neighborhoods.

• Demolition of historic structure at 10 Magnolia Avenue
• Demolition of a portion of the roof at 78 Hagood Avenue
• Request for 15 solar panels at 213 Line Street
• Conceptual approval for a new residence at 165 Coming Street
• Demolition of a historic chimney at 15 Maverick Street

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals – Site Design will consider several applications regarding tree removals and construction setbacks. The agenda includes requests for properties in Downtown, Johns Island, and West Ashley. The board will also review minutes from the November 2, 2022 meeting.

• Variance to remove four protected trees at 205 Meeting Street
• Tree removal and setback variances for Fenwick Hall Allee on Johns Island
• Tree removal requests for Plowground Road & River Road on Johns Island
• Variance to remove three grand trees at Ashley River Rd. & Dogwood Rd.

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design is reviewing requests for variances related to tree removals and construction setbacks. These items involve properties in the Downtown Core and Johns Island.

• Removal of four protected trees at 205 Meeting Street
• Removal of 17 grand trees at Fenwick Hall Allee
• Special exception to remove four grand trees at Fenwick Hall Allee
• Reduced impervious construction setback near grand trees at Fenwick Hall Allee

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved several requests to remove protected and grand trees at various locations. These decisions included requirements for new tree plantings and adjustments to lot counts in certain developments.

• Approved tree removals and a reduction to 70 lots at Fenwick Hall Allee
• Approved removal of 43 grand trees and 128 grand trees at Plowground Road & River Road
• Approved removal of four protected trees at 205 Meeting Street with new planting requirements
• Approved removal of three grand trees at Ashley River Rd. & Dogwood Rd.

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design is reviewing Agenda Item A-3 regarding Fenwick Hall Allee. Public comments submitted for this meeting address requests to remove grand trees and the impact on Johns Island infrastructure.

• Agenda Item A-3: Fenwick Hall Allee (tree removal/variance request)

Tourism Commission

The December 7, 2022, meeting consists of procedural items and general updates. The commission will hear a report from the Tour Guide Subcommittee and an update from the Department of Livability and Tourism.

• Tour Guide Subcommittee report
• Department of Livability and Tourism update

Health and Wellness Advisory Committee

The committee will review minutes from the November 2, 2022, meeting. The agenda includes a roundtable discussion on community action and presentations regarding HIV/AIDS Awareness Month and community health.

• Approval of November 2, 2022, minutes
• Roundtable discussion of Community Action
• HIV/AIDS Awareness Month presentation
• Community Health Update

City Council

The City Council is reviewing ordinances for distributing Municipal Accommodations Fee funds for fiscal year 2023. The agenda includes a $287,771,277 appropriation to meet city liabilities. Other items involve drainage improvements and various property annexations.

• $86,600 contract with First Construction Management LLC for Savannah Highway drainage improvements
• Allocation of $3,031,055 in ARPA funds to specific projects/services
• $20,000 fee amendment for Johns Island Fire Station #23 professional services
• Ordinance to raise funds for fiscal year 2023 totaling $287,771,277
• Multiple property annexations in West Ashley and James Island

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals – Zoning will consider several applications for property modifications and use exceptions. These include requests for building additions, setback variances, and a restaurant patio expansion. One application regarding additional dwelling units was deferred by the applicant.

• 100-unit accommodations vested right extension at 7 Calhoun Street
• Addition and setback variances for 133 Hester Street
• Two-story addition and lot occupancy variances for 113 Cooper Street
• Outdoor patio use without required parking at 114 Spring Street
• Single-family residence setback variance at 1819 Bentgrass Court

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Zoning is reviewing several property requests including a one-year extension of a vested right at 7 Calhoun Street. The board will also consider building additions at 133 Hester Street and 113 Cooper Street. Additionally, the board will approve minutes from November 2022 meetings.

• Fifth one-year extension of a vested right for 100-unit accommodations at 7 Calhoun Street
• Special exception and variance for a 1-story addition at 133 Hester Street
• Special exception and variance for a 2-story addition at 113 Cooper Street
• Approval of November 1, 2022 BZA-Z minutes
• Approval of November 15, 2022 BZA-Z minutes

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals reviewed meeting minutes and considered several new zoning applications. The board approved a one-year extension for a 100-unit development and permitted an outdoor restaurant deck with noise restrictions. Other items regarding residential additions were either approved or deferred.

• Approved a fifth one-year extension for a 100-unit accommodations use at 7 Calhoun Street
• Approved an outdoor dining area at 114 Spring Street, prohibiting live or amplified music
• Approved a 1-story addition at 133 Hester Street with the condition it remains one-story
• Deferred a request for a 2-story addition at 113 Cooper Street to address zoning concerns
• Approved a residential expansion at 78 Hagood Avenue

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals – Zoning will consider multiple requests for property variances and special exceptions. These items include residential additions, restaurant patio use, and additional dwelling units in various Charleston neighborhoods.

• 133 Hester Street: Request for a 1-story addition with side and rear setback variances
• 113 Cooper Street: Request for a 2-story addition involving multiple setback and lot occupancy variances
• 114 Spring Street: Request for a 389sf outdoor restaurant patio without required parking
• 1819 Bentgrass Court: Request to build a single-family residence encroaching on a Critical Line Buffer setback
• 24 Chalmers Street: Request to allow a fourth dwelling unit without additional parking

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The Public Works and Utilities Committee is reviewing bids for the Savannah Highway Roadside Drainage Maintenance Project. The project scope includes installing pipes, updating catch basins, and repairing sidewalks and driveways. Three bidders submitted proposals for the work.

• Savannah Highway Roadside Drainage Maintenance Project
• Bid totals of $86,600.00, $90,765.00, and $241,300.00
• Work includes 120 LF of pipe and 3 catch basins

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider a request for a new multi-family development featuring 228 apartments and 20 townhomes at William E Murray Blvd. and Glenn McConnell Pkwy. The board will also review preliminary approval for a gas station and convenience store at 1766 Ashley River Rd. Additionally, the board is scheduled to approve minutes from the November 7, 2022 meeting.

• Conceptual approval for multi-family development with 228 apartments and 20 townhomes
• Preliminary approval for a new gas station and convenience store at 1766 Ashley River Rd.
• Approval of minutes from the November 7, 2022 meeting

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board is reviewing a request for conceptual approval of a new multi-family development. The proposal includes 228 apartments, 20 townhomes, and an amenity building.

• Conceptual approval for multi-family development at William E Murray Blvd @ Glenn McConnell Pkwy
• Proposal for 228 apartments, 20 townhomes, and an amenity building

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board reviewed two major development applications in West Ashley. The board denied conceptual approval for a project featuring 228 apartments and 20 townhomes. It also granted preliminary approval for a gas station and convenience store at 1766 Ashley River Rd.

• Denial of multi-family development at William E Murray Blvd. @ Glenn McConnell Pkwy.
• Preliminary approval for a gas station and convenience store at 1766 Ashley River Rd.
• Requirement for a screen wall exhibit and landscape changes for the Ashley River Rd. site

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff is reviewing various permit applications for residential and commercial projects. These include large-scale rental developments and infrastructure improvements.

• 72-unit rental development at 208 Ironsides Dr
• Tesla supercharger installation at 2060 Sam Rittenberg Blvd
• Starbucks renovation at 864 Folly Rd
• Multi-family townhouse construction on Amble Chase Dr
• Facade and canopy replacement at 1180 Sam Rittenberg Blvd

City Council

The Committee on Real Estate is reviewing a second amendment to the option to lease for the Lowline Affordable Housing site. The committee will also consider two property annexation requests in West Ashley.

• Second Amendment to the Option to Lease with Lowline Housing, LP
• Annexation of 35 Riverdale Drive (.28 acre) in District 11
• Annexation of 1610 Poinsettia Road (.25 acre) in District 9

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff reviewed several building and renovation permits. These approvals cover residential additions, commercial tenant improvements, and property demolitions.

• Demolition of laundry building at 100 King St
• Communication tower upgrades at 1 King St
• Tenant upfit for Buzzed Bull Creamery at 595 King St Unit 130
• New two-story addition at 513 Huger St
• Demolition of property at 33 Line St

Technical Review Committee

The Charleston Technical Review Committee reviewed several applications for site plans, subdivision plats, and road construction. These included proposals for industrial facilities, rental housing, and roadway improvements across the city.

• Site plan for a new aircraft manufacturing facility on Fort Trenholm Road
• Construction of a 9-bay automotive repair facility at 1475 Folly Road
• The Hamlet single-family and multi-family rental project on Maybank Highway
• Lane extensions and sidewalk improvements for Ashley Hall Road
• A 51-unit townhome subdivision at 14 Cross Creek Drive

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed an early site package for a new District 9 elementary school on River Road. This phase includes tree removal, rough grading, and earthwork. The committee's result was to revise and resubmit the application.

• New District 9 Elementary School - Early Site Package (River Road)
• Early site work including tree/vegetation removal, rough grading, and earthwork

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff is reviewing several minor permit applications through the Quick Plan Review process. These items include building repairs, signage updates, and electrical installations.

• Signage change at 2333 Ashley River Rd
• Building repairs at 505 Folly Rd following vehicle damage
• Electrical work for a temporary tent at 770 Daniel Ellis Dr
• New electrical panel breakers at 78 Ashley Hall Plantation Rd Apt D39
• Interior renovations and signage support at 1505 King St Ext Ste 100

Board of Architectural Review

The agenda contains various staff-level architectural permit approvals for residential and minor commercial properties. These items include roofing replacements, exterior painting, and small structural changes.

• New single family dwelling at 4 Prioleau St
• Sunroom and porch additions at 100 King St
• House lifting and renovation at 15 Savage St
• Aluminum sign installation at 727 E Bay St
• New shed construction at 48 Laurens St

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on several rezoning requests, including changes to building heights in the Old City and new developments on James Island. The agenda also includes reviews of committee reports regarding staffing, recreation, and community development projects.

• Rezoning of 313 Ashley Avenue from 2.5 to 3-story height (Planning Commission recommends disapproval)
• Rezoning for Battery Island PUD on Old Folly Beach Road and Battery Island Drive
• Ordinance to allow more building height flexibility in VE or AE flood zones
• Rezoning of 35 and 37 Prioleau Street to Accommodations (Staff recommends disapproval)
• Review of HUD Section 108 financing for affordable and workforce housing

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the Master Plan and conditions for the Battery Island Planned Unit Development on James Island. The 7.08-acre proposal includes a low-capacity inn and single-family homes. The plan outlines specific requirements for stormwater management, parking, and affordable housing fees.

• Prohibition of a restaurant or bar in the proposed Inn
• Affordable/Workforce Housing Account fee of $5.10 per square foot for sleeping units and adjacent hallways
• Requirement for all parking areas within the PUD to use pervious materials
• Restriction on short-term rentals within single-family homes in the PUD
• Mandated off-street parking at a rate of two spaces for every three sleeping units

City Council

The Committee on Ways and Means is reviewing several financial and infrastructure items. These include a $2.1 million employee bonus funded by salary savings and a $300,000 grant for low-income housing acquisitions. The committee is also considering street light conversions and fire station renovations.

• $2,100,000 in bonuses for all City employees
• $300,000 HOPWA grant to Roper Hospital Inc. for property acquisition
• $194,056 construction contract for Fire Station #19 renovation at 1985 Bees Ferry Rd.
• Agreement to convert municipal street lighting from HID to LED
• $20,000 pilot program with Intellicheck for fake ID detection

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The committee will consider a permanent utility easement for 85 Hassel Street to allow for the installation of drainage and fire suppression lines. The agenda also includes updates on environmental services and the Dowden Area Project. Additionally, temporary sign encroachments at several locations will be reviewed.

• Permanent utility easement at 85 Hassel Street for drainage and fire suppression
• Temporary sign encroachment at 562 King Street (Face Foundrie)
• Temporary sign encroachment at 168 Church Street (Faux Paws Dog Shop)
• Temporary irrigation installation at 41 Hazelhurst Street
• Dowden Area Project update

Design Review Board

The Charleston Design Review Board meeting scheduled for November 21, 2022, will not be held. This is due to no applications being received for board review.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff is conducting quick plan reviews for two commercial permit applications. These include roofing work at 1015 HARBOR VIEW RD and sign face replacement at 1649 SAVANNAH HWY.

• Roofing installation at 1015 HARBOR VIEW RD
• Sign face replacement at 1649 SAVANNAH HWY

City Council

The Committee on Real Estate is reviewing lease amendments and parking agreements for city-owned properties. This includes a funding commitment for the Children's Museum of the Lowcountry at 25 Ann Street. The committee will also consider several property annexations in West Ashley and James Island.

• $1,200,000 one-time payment and $50,000 annual fee for Children's Museum of the Lowcountry lease amendment
• Parking lease agreement with International African American Museum at Charleston Maritime Center
• Annexation of 21 acre property at 1401 River Front Drive
• Annexations for properties on Piper Drive, Saint Andrews Boulevard, and Pinecrest Road

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff reviewed permit applications for several residential and commercial projects. These reviews include the Emanuel Nine Memorial Project and renovations to apartment units at 134 N Romney St.

• Emanuel Nine Memorial Project at 120 Calhoun St involving marble benches, landscaping, and fountains
• Renovation of the historic main house and a two-story rear addition at 92 Morris St
• Renovation of eight apartment units at 134 N Romney St
• New construction of a two-story accessory structure at 22 Bogard St
• Installation of new signage at 7 Charlotte St

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several development applications on November 17, 2022. These included site plans for a nine-story hotel and affordable housing. Other items addressed infrastructure, utilities, and road construction.

• Site plan for Thompson Hotel at 1145 Morrison Drive
• Site plan for Lowline Affordable Apartments at 678 King Street
• Road construction plans for Parcel K on Daniel Island
• Traffic loop improvements for Murray LaSaine Elementary School
• Sewer force main and pump station at Charleston Executive Airport

Community Development

The Community Development Committee will consider an ordinance to increase the allowed height of accessory buildings. The committee will also review HUD financing for affordable housing and a technical assistance application for homelessness reduction. Additionally, members will discuss a partnership to support minority small businesses.

• Ordinance to increase permitted heights of accessory structures
• Review of HUD Section 108 Financing Tool for affordable housing
• Esau Jenkins Affordable Housing Rental Development
• Harvard Kennedy School technical assistance application for homelessness reduction
• MOU between SC Commission for Minority Affairs and Charleston MWBE Office

Tourism Commission

The Tourism Commission: Routes, Parking and Tourism Rules Committee will meet virtually on November 16, 2022. The committee plans to discuss and review proposed amendments to ordinances regarding tour guide licensing.

• Review of amendments to ordinances pertaining to tour guide licensing

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing several rezoning and PUD amendment applications. These include requests to change land use on Johns Island and a proposal to allow commercial short-term rentals in the Peninsula area. The commission will also consider an ordinance amendment regarding accessory structure heights.

• Rezoning of ~60.61 acres on Southwick Dr to Conservation and Diverse Residential
• PUD amendment for 3328 Maybank Hwy regarding land use acreage and parking
• PUD amendment for Cannonborough-Elliotborough-Peninsula to allow commercial short-term rentals
• Ordinance amendment to increase permitted heights of accessory structures
• Zoning requests for parcels in Cainhoy, West Ashley, and Air Harbor

Planning Commission

The commission is reviewing a request to rezone 60.61 acres on Southwick Drive to include conservation and diverse residential uses. Additionally, members will consider an amendment for short-term rentals in a Peninsula PUD and changes to accessory structure height limits.

• Rezoning of 60.61 acres on Southwick Dr from SR-1 to C and DR-6
• PUD amendment for Brewster Ct, Cannon St, Coming St & Saint Philip St to allow commercial short-term rentals
• Ordinance amendment to increase permitted heights for accessory structures

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing a rezoning request for approximately 60.61 acres on Southwick Drive. The application proposes changing the zoning from Single Family Residential (SR-1) to a mix of Conservation and Diverse Residential. Public comments submitted in opposition highlight concerns regarding traffic, flooding, and infrastructure.

• Rezoning request for property on Southwick Drive (TMS # 2790000018)
• Proposed change from Single Family Residential (SR-1) to Conservation (C) and Diverse Residential (DR-6)

Planning Commission

The commission approved several rezoning requests and an ordinance amendment to increase permitted heights for accessory structures. A request to allow commercial short-term rentals within the Residences at Coming & Cannon Street PUD was denied. One zoning application for 326 Cessna Ave was deferred by the applicant.

• Rezoning of Southwick Dr from SR-1 to DR-6
• Denial of PUD amendment for commercial short-term rentals at Brewster Ct area
• Ordinance amendment to increase permitted heights of accessory structures
• Zoning changes for 638 Tuxbury Farm Rd, 715 Yaupon Dr, and 1737 Jessamine Rd

Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee

The committee will review State Accommodations Tax revenue projections and planned expenditures for the Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. The meeting includes presentations and potential approvals of the 2022 amended budget and the 2023 proposed budget.

• State Accommodations Tax revenue projections update
• Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau 2022-2023 planned expenditures
• Approval of 2022 Amended Budget
• Approval of 2023 Proposed Budget

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals – Zoning will review several applications for variances and special exceptions. The agenda includes requests to amend previous approvals for accommodations use and extensions for vested rights. Some items involve property subdivisions and building setbacks.

• Reducing residential unit requirement at 411 Meeting St. from 159 units to 100 units
• Second one-year extension of a vested right for accommodations use at 510 and 502 King St.
• Variance for a subdivision at 1618 Battery Island Dr. to create a lot with no public frontage
• Request for duplex construction and restaurant use without required off-street parking at 186 Saint Philip St.
• Special exception for a single-family residence on an insufficient lot size at 130 Peachtree St. (Deferred)

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review several requests regarding property use and lot configurations in Charleston. This includes a request to change the required number of residential units for an accommodations project at 411 Meeting Street. Other items involve extensions for vested rights on King Street and variance requests for Battery Island Drive and Peachtree Street.

• Amendment of approved unit counts at 411 Meeting Street from 159 to 100 residential units
• Second one-year extension request for a vested right at 510 and 502 King Street
• Variance request for subdivision at 1618 Battery Island Drive to allow a lot with no public frontage
• Special exception request for a single-family residence on an insufficient lot size at 130 Peachtree Street

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Charleston Board of Zoning Appeals reviewed several property variances and special exceptions. The board approved amendments to development conditions at 411 Meeting St. and granted a one-year extension of rights at 510 and 502 King St. One application for 130 Peachtree St. was deferred by the applicant.

• Reduced residential unit requirement at 411 Meeting St. from 159 to 100 units
• One-year extension of vested rights for 200-unit accommodations at 510 and 502 King St.
• Approved subdivision variance at 1618 Battery Island Dr. to create a lot with no public frontage
• Approved screened porch addition at 7 Glenwood Ave. with specific setback conditions
• Approved porch expansion at 175 ½ Wentworth St.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider property addition requests in Hampton Park Terrace. These include a screened porch at 7 Glenwood Ave and a covered patio at 3 Kenilworth Ave. A neighbor has submitted written concerns regarding the 3 Kenilworth proposal.

• Variance request for screened porch addition at 7 Glenwood Ave
• Special exception and variance request for covered patio and carport at 3 Kenilworth Ave
• Written public comment regarding 3 Kenilworth Ave from Brock Schnute

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board is reviewing staff approvals for various signage and painting plans. These include color requirements for 737 Folly Rd and new sign applications for several businesses.

• Painting specifications for 737 Folly Rd
• Sign review for 1975 Magwood Dr Unit R
• Sign review for 975 Savannah Hwy Ste 123
• Sign review for 3575 Maybank Hwy Ste A

Building Codes Board of Appeals

The Building Codes Board of Appeals will consider variance requests for two residential properties. These requests seek to allow substantial improvements to these historical buildings without elevating the structures to the required design flood elevation.

• Variance request for 185 Rutledge Avenue regarding flood elevation requirements in an AE10 flood hazard area
• Variance request for 129 Tradd Street regarding flood elevation requirements in an AE11 flood hazard area

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff reviewed 47 permit applications for various residential and commercial projects. These approvals include interior upfits, roof replacements, and window installations. The reviews cover a range of work from simple maintenance to significant building renovations.

• Interior upfit for Starbucks at 547 Meeting Street
• Replacement of metal roof with copper roof at 45 Gibbes St
• Renovations for retail and affordable housing at 571 King St
• Installation of 15 new impact-rated windows at 204 Sans Souci St
• Demolition of rear portion of structure at 5 Sheppard St

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several applications for site plans and subdivision plats, including a large single-family residential project. Several items were directed to revise and resubmit to the committee, while others are pending final documentation for approval.

• Preliminary subdivision plat for 164 single-family homes at Clements Ferry Road & Cainhoy Road
• Site plan for Early College High School early site work at 63 Columbus Street
• Site plan for a self storage facility at 1455 Folly Road
• New operations building site plan for Dominion SC at 2310 Henry Tecklenburg Drive
• Wetland enhancement and floodproofing site plan at 1941 Bees Ferry Road

Human Resources Committee

The Human Resources Committee is meeting to approve the October 26, 2022 minutes. The committee will also receive an update regarding staff recruitment and retention.

• Update on Staffing / Recruitment and Retention
• Approval of October 26, 2022 minutes

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will consider several applications for property modifications in various historic districts. These include requests for partial demolitions, new residential constructions, and additions. One application was noted as deferred by the applicant.

• Partial demolition of historic roof at 195 Gordon Street
• Partial demolition of columns, railings, and steps at 19 Peachtree Street
• New two-story guest-house, pool, and pergola at 119–121 Broad Street
• Replacement of wood windows with high efficiency, impact rated windows at 292 King Street
• Construction of a new single-family residence at 267 Coming Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will consider a request for the partial demolition of a historic roof at 195 Gordon Street. The board will also review and approve the minutes from the October 27, 2022 meeting.

• Partial demolition of historic roof at 195 Gordon Street
• Approval of minutes from the October 27, 2022 meeting

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review reviewed several applications for building modifications and new residences. Decisions included approving partial roof demolition at 195 Gordon Street and window replacements at 292 King Street. Some projects, such as the guest-house at 119–121 Broad Street, were deferred for further review.

• Partial roof demolition approved at 195 Gordon Street
• Demolition of porch columns and rails approved at 19 Peachtree Street
• Conceptual approval for elevator shaft and porch roof at 86 Murray Boulevard
• Preliminary approval for guest-house, pool, and pergola at 119–121 Broad Street
• Approval of window replacements at 292 King Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small is reviewing applications for historic demolitions, new constructions, and property additions. The board will also review minutes from the October 27, 2022 meeting.

• Partial demolition of historic roof at 195 Gordon Street
• Partial demolition of columns, railings, and steps at 19 Peachtree Street
• New two-story guest-house, pool, and pergola at 119–121 Broad Street
• Replacement of wood windows with impact-rated windows at 292 King Street
• Conceptual approval for a new single-family residence at 267 Coming Street

West Ashley Revitalization Commission

The West Ashley Revitalization Commission will receive updates regarding city park construction and Charleston County transportation projects. The meeting also includes progress reports from the Economic Development and Design Review Guidelines workgroups.

• West Ashley City Parks construction update
• Charleston County Transportation Projects update
• Economic Development workgroup progress update
• Design Review Guidelines workgroup progress update

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will consider several applications for new construction and renovations. These include requests for a mixed-use development at 295 Calhoun Street and multi-family buildings at 860 Morrison Drive. The board will also review exterior material mockups and color revisions.

• Conceptual approval for mixed-use development at 295 Calhoun Street
• Final approval of a stucco elevator tower mockup at 21 Magazine Street
• Conceptual approval for multi-family buildings at 860 Morrison Drive
• Preliminary approval for façade color revisions at 176 Concord Street
• Preliminary approval for a mixed-use building at 518 East Bay Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is considering several applications for new construction and design revisions in Charleston. These include requests for conceptual approval of multi-family buildings and a request for an additional story at 295 Calhoun Street. The board will also review exterior material mockups and facade color changes.

• Conceptual approval for mixed-use development and an extra story at 295 Calhoun Street
• Final approval of a stucco elevator tower and steel stair mockup at 21 Magazine Street
• Conceptual approval for multi-family buildings at 860 Morrison Drive
• Preliminary approval for facade color revisions at 176 Concord Street
• Preliminary approval for a multi-family mixed-use building at 518 East Bay Street

City Council

The City Council is conducting a second reading of the Twelve Single Member District Reapportionment Plan. The agenda also includes approvals for several infrastructure contracts and grant agreements. Committee reports include discussions on family leave policies and public safety equipment.

• Second reading of the Twelve Single Member District Reapportionment Plan
• $1,500,000 grant agreement for Windermere Drainage Improvement Project
• $290,303.04 contract with ES-Integrated for outfall channel cleaning
• $27,521 JAG OHSJP grant for police cameras and equipment
• $5,055,696.00 fee amendment for architectural services at Municipal Operations Complex

City Council

The Ways and Means Committee is considering several large-scale contract amendments and grant agreements. Key items include a $5 million architectural services extension for the Municipal Operations Complex and a $1.5 million state drainage grant. The committee will also review real estate easements and annexation changes.

• $5,055,696 architectural/engineering services amendment for Municipal Operations Complex
• $1,500,000 Windermere Drainage Improvements Grant from DHEC
• $290,303.04 construction contract with ES-Integrated for outfall cleaning
• Rescission of annexations for 638 Tuxbury Farm Road and 715 Yaupon Drive
• $27,521 police grant for cameras and software

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The committee will consider a grant agreement with SC DHEC to provide $1,500,000 for the Windermere Drainage Improvement Project. This project aims to reduce flooding in the Old Windermere neighborhood and surrounding West Ashley area. The meeting also includes a proposal for a $290,303.04 contract to clean an outfall channel near Folly Road.

• $1,500,000 grant agreement with SC DHEC for Windermere Drainage Improvement Project
• $290,303.04 construction contract with ES-Integrated to clean an outfall channel near Folly Rd

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider conceptual approvals for several new development projects. These applications include a gas station, an elementary school, and a bakery. The board will also review minutes from the October 17 meeting.

• Conceptual approval for a new gas station and convenience store at 1766 Ashley River Rd.
• Construction of a new two-story public elementary school on River Rd.
• Conceptual approval for a new one-story bakery at 3919 Savannah Hwy.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board is reviewing a proposal for a new Parker’s Kitchen gas station and convenience store. The project includes a 3,800 square foot building with six gas pumps and approximately 23 parking spaces. The plan involves site improvements at the intersection of Sam Rittenberg Boulevard and Ashley River Road.

• Conceptual approval for a new Parker’s Kitchen gas station and convenience store
• Construction of a 3,800 square foot building at 1766 Ashley River Road
• Installation of six MPD gas pumps and underground stormwater detention

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board reviewed development requests for a new elementary school on River Road, a gas station on Ashley River Rd., and a bakery on Savannah Hwy. The board granted conceptual approval for the school's architecture but deferred its site and landscape plan. Approval was also granted for the gas station and bakery, subject to design revisions.

• Conceptual approval for a new 2-story public elementary school on River Road
• Conceptual approval for a gas station and convenience store at 1766 Ashley River Rd.
• Conceptual approval for a new 1-story bakery at 3919 Savannah Hwy.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider conceptual approvals for three development applications. These include a new two-story elementary school on River Road and commercial developments in West Ashley.

• Conceptual approval for a new gas station and convenience store at 1766 Ashley River Rd
• Conceptual approval for a new two-story public elementary school on River Rd
• Conceptual approval for a new one-story bakery at 3919 Savannah Hwy

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff are processing two items through the Quick Plan Review process. This includes building modifications at 1180 Sam Rittenberg Blvd and a sign review at 1310 Meeting Street Rd.

• Commercial facade, curtainwall, and glazing replacement with canopy addition at 1180 Sam Rittenberg Blvd
• Sign review at 1310 Meeting Street Rd

Public Safety Committee

The committee will vote on accepting a federal grant for a Forensic Photography Project. This project includes the purchase of multispectral cameras, a 360-degree camera, and related software. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding an incident on King Street on September 4.

• Approval of $27,521 JAG OHSJP grant for forensic photography equipment
• Purchase of multispectral cameras, a 360-degree camera, and software
• Discussion regarding the September 4 incident on King Street

City Council

The Committee on Real Estate is considering several items regarding city land use and utilities. This includes authorizing easements for the PEN 3A Water Transmission Project and reviewing requests to rescind previous annexation ordinances. The committee will also consider new property annexations in West Ashley.

• Artifact loan agreement with Daniel Island Historical Society for Daniel Island Recreation Center
• Easements for the PEN 3A Water Transmission Project
• Rescinding annexation ordinances for Tuxbury Farm Road and Highway 41 properties
• Annexation of 3306 Bonanza Road in West Ashley
• Annexation of 12 Riverdale Drive in West Ashley

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing several staff-level permit approvals. These items include exterior repairs, new signage, and interior renovations for residential and commercial properties. Most items are processed through the Quick Plan Review process.

• Renovation of 177 1/2 Saint Philip St for short-term rental use
• Commercial shell and interior renovation at 162 Wentworth St
• Construction of a concrete swimming pool and spa at 939 Rutledge Ave
• Communication tower upgrades at 14 Lockwood Dr
• Interior tenant improvements for 333 King St

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several site plans and road construction projects. These included the Beresford Creek bridge replacement and various residential and commercial developments across Daniel Island, Johns Island, and Cainhoy. Several applications were returned for revision or further review.

• Beresford Creek Bridge replacement and utility relocation plans
• New 250-unit multi-family building at 584 Meeting Street
• 5,000 sqft commercial building at Live Oak Square Building 7
• +/- 110 slip marina at Thomas Island Marina
• 52 townhomes on Travis Lane

Resilience & Sustainability Advisory Committee

The committee will receive status updates on water plans, flood risk management, and sea level strategy. They will also review recommendations for electric vehicle infrastructure policy in new construction.

• Status updates on the Comprehensive Integrated Water Plan and Rosemont Resilience Plan
• Updates on USACE Peninsula Flood Risk Management Study and City Flooding and Sea Level Strategy
• Recommendations regarding strategies for fill/slab policy
• Recommendations for electric vehicle infrastructure policy in new construction

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design will review minutes from the October 5, 2022 meeting and consider new applications. The board will hear a request for a special exception to remove one grand tree at 20 Johnson Road. An application regarding 205 Meeting Street has been deferred by the applicant.

• Request for special exception to remove one grand tree at 20 Johnson Road
• Deferred application for variance to remove four protected trees at 205 Meeting Street

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design is reviewing applications for tree removals. One request seeks to remove a black cherry tree at 20 Johnson Road. A separate request regarding four protected trees at 205 Meeting Street was deferred.

• Removal of one grand tree at 20 Johnson Road
• Removal of four protected trees at 205 Meeting Street (deferred)
• Approval of October 5, 2022 meeting minutes

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a request to remove one grand tree at 20 Johnson Road, provided that new native canopy trees are planted on the lot. The board also reviewed minutes from the October 5, 2022, meeting and noted a deferred application for 205 Meeting Street.

• Approval of tree removal at 20 Johnson Road with requirements to plant native canopy trees
• Approval of October 5, 2022, meeting minutes
• Deferral of a variance request for tree removal at 205 Meeting Street by the applicant

Health and Wellness Advisory Committee

The committee will review food access mapping and a community garden initiative. The meeting also includes a community health update from SCDHEC.

• Food Access Mapping presentation by Keisha D. Long
• Community Garden Initiative discussion with Trident United Way
• Community Health Update from SCDHEC Medical Director
• Approval of October 5, 2022 minutes

City Council

The Charleston City Council is conducting a budget workshop. No specific budget details, figures, or line items are provided in this agenda.

• Budget workshop

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Zoning will consider several applications for property use and building changes. These include requests for variances, special exceptions, and amendments to previous approvals.

• Amendment at 411 Meeting St. to reduce required residential units from 159 to 100
• Special exception for a 36-unit accommodations use at 438 King St.
• Variance for a 2-story guest house at 82 ½ Cannon St.
• Special exception for a second-story addition at 443 Huger St.
• Variance for an addition connecting a garage to a house at 79 Hester St.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider requests for a special exception and an amendment to previous approval conditions. The agenda includes reviews for accommodations use at 438 King Street and residential unit counts at 411 Meeting Street.

• Special exception request for a 36-unit accommodations use at 438 King Street
• Amendment to change residential requirements at 411 Meeting Street from 159 units/231 bedrooms to 100 units/146 bedrooms
• Approval of October 18, 2022 BZA-Z minutes

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals reviewed several requests for building variances and special exceptions. The board approved accommodations at 438 King St and various residential setbacks, while deferring applications for 411 Meeting St and 79 Hester St.

• Approved 36-unit accommodations use at 438 King St with no rooftop bar
• Approved variance for a two-story guest house at 82 ½ Cannon St
• Approved second-story addition special exception at 443 Huger St
• Approved carport setback variance at 1761 Old Military Rd
• Deferred application for residential unit count changes at 411 Meeting St

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals is considering a request to allow a 36-unit accommodations use at 438 King Street. The Mazyck-Wraggborough Neighborhood Association and the Preservation Society of Charleston have submitted formal opposition to the proposal.

• Special exception request for a 36-unit accommodations use in a GB-A zone district
• Opposition from Mazyck-Wraggborough Neighborhood Association regarding traffic, parking, and waste management
• Opposition from the Preservation Society of Charleston regarding impacts on district diversity

Traffic and Transportation Committee

The committee is considering a resolution for SCDOT corridor safety improvements on Meeting, King, Saint Philip, and Calhoun Streets. They are also reviewing an amendment to extend a technology sharing agreement with Charleston County for parking enforcement dispatch through 2025.

• Resolution for SCDOT Corridor Safety Improvement Project
• Extension of parking enforcement dispatch agreement through December 31, 2025
• Total cost of $29,251 for dispatch services over three years
• Discussion regarding traffic calming on Battery Island Drive

Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee

The Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee will discuss city expenditures related to life safety and requested lists. The agenda includes a budget process update and a review of revenues. An executive session is scheduled to discuss recommendations for an employee compensation plan.

• Review of mandatory and life safety expenditures
• Review of recommended expenditure request lists
• Budget process update
• Executive session regarding employee compensation plan recommendations

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff is processing permit applications through the Quick Plan Review process. These items include sign updates, a commercial roof replacement, and an accessory structure installation.

• Signage at 1501 King St
• Sign refacing and LED retrofit at 737 Folly Rd
• Commercial roof replacement at 13 San Miguel Rd
• Accessory structure construction at 1125 Pittsford Cir

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing a series of staff-level permit approvals. These applications cover residential renovations, commercial sign installations, and minor structural repairs. Many projects were processed through the Quick Plan Review system.

• AT&T small cell equipment installation at 77 UT BARRE ST
• Demolition of existing structure and foundation at 5 KILLIANS ST
• Construction of a concrete swimming pool, spa, and firepit at 42 BULL ST
• Replacement of copper roof with new standing seam copper at 11 RUTLEDGE AVE
• Exterior facade restoration using NHL at 99 BULL ST

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several development applications, including site plans for a new fire station and an office building. The committee also evaluated a concept plan for a 237-lot subdivision in West Ashley.

• New Charleston Fire Station #23 at 2015 Wildts Battery Blvd
• 237-lot subdivision concept plan for Long Savannah Neighborhood 9
• Parking lot expansion for Daniel Island Library
• 4,300 sqft office building at 1013 Physicians Drive
• Sidewalk construction plans at East Bay and Charlotte intersection

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will consider applications for demolitions, property alterations, and new constructions. These include requests to remove historic structures or chimneys and proposals for new dwellings. Some items have been deferred or withdrawn by staff.

• Demolition of historic structure at 4 Trapman Street
• Demolition of existing historic chimney at 15 Maverick Street
• Storefront alterations at 235 Meeting Street
• New detached single-family dwelling at 37C F Street
• After the fact approval for alterations at 250 Rutledge Avenue

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will review applications for the demolition of a historic structure in Harleston Village and a chimney in North Central. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the October 13, 2022, meeting.

• Demolition request for historic structure at 4 Trapman
• Demolition request for historic chimney at 15 Maverick Street
• Approval of minutes from October 13, 2022 meeting

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review approved a policy statement to provide clarity and flexibility for repairing or replacing historic building materials. The meeting also addressed several applications regarding the demolition of structures and alterations to existing buildings. Some items, including storefront changes on Meeting Street, were deferred for further review.

• Approved policy statement for historic materials demolition in specific areas
• Approved demolition of a historic structure at 4 Trapman Street
• Approved window and carport removal but denied porch removal at 156 & 158 Gordon Street
• Denied after-the-fact alteration approvals for 250 Rutledge Avenue
• Deferred storefront alteration requests for 235 Meeting Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review – Small will review several applications for structural changes. These include requests for the demolition of chimneys, windows, porches, and decks at various addresses.

• Demolition of historic chimney at 15 Maverick Street
• Demolition of windows and front porch at 156 & 158 Gordon Street
• Demolition of deck at 17 Thomas Street
• Alteration request for 138 & 140 Wentworth Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will consider several applications for demolitions, property alterations, and new construction. The agenda includes requests for a two-story guest-house on Broad Street and after-the-fact approvals for work at 250 Rutledge Avenue. The board will also review meeting minutes and a policy statement regarding demolition.

• Preliminary approval for a two-story guest-house, pool, and pergola at 119–121 Broad Street
• Demolition of a historic structure at 4 Trapman Street
• After-the-fact approval for alterations to 250 Rutledge Avenue
• Conceptual approval for a new detached single-family dwelling at 37C F Street
• Demolition of windows and front porch at 156 & 158 Gordon Street

Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee

The Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee will discuss cost of living and pay plan adjustments. The committee will also receive an update on staffing, recruitment, and retention. Additionally, the agenda includes a discussion regarding 2023 budget expenditures.

• Cost of Living and Pay Plan Adjustments
• Comprehensive Pay Plan Study
• Staffing/Recruitment and Retention update
• 2023 Budget expenditures
• Family leave discussion

Human Resources Committee

The committee will discuss cost of living and pay plan adjustments, as well as a comprehensive pay plan study. Members will also receive an update on staffing, recruitment, and retention efforts.

• Cost of living and pay plan adjustments discussion
• Comprehensive pay plan study
• Staffing, recruitment, and retention update
• 2023 budget expenditures review
• Family leave discussion

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing several development applications in Charleston. Proposed projects include a 50-room boutique hotel, a school support building, and the construction of 134 micro-dwelling units. The meeting also includes discussions on policy statements regarding historic materials demolition.

• New construction of 134 multi-family micro dwelling units at 214-216 Spring Street
• Preliminary approval for a support building for Early College High School at 63 Columbus Street
• Conceptual approval for a new 50-room boutique hotel at 56 State Street
• Final approval for the demolition of a brick convenience store at 56 State Street
• Conceptual approval for a conservatory at Hotel Bennett (404 King Street)

Board of Architectural Review

The Board will review minutes from the October 12, 2022 meeting and consider architectural applications. One request regarding 295 Calhoun Street has been tabled until November 9, 2022. The Board will also discuss a support building project at 63 Columbus Street.

• Preliminary approval of a support building for Early College High School
• Incorporation of the existing Fraser Columbus Street façade into new construction
• Approval of minutes from the October 12, 2022 meeting

Board of Architectural Review

The Charleston Board of Architectural Review reviewed several development applications for the Old City and Garden Districts. Decisions included preliminary approval for a school support building on Columbus Street and conceptual approval for a conservatory at Hotel Bennett. The Board also approved the demolition of a convenience store to facilitate a new boutique hotel on State Street.

• Preliminary approval for a support building for Early College High School at 63 Columbus Street
• Conceptual approval for a new conservatory at 404 King Street
• Final approval for the demolition of a convenience store at 56 State Street
• Conceptual approval for a new 50-room boutique hotel at 56 State Street
• Conceptual approval for 134 multi-family micro dwelling units at 214-216 Spring Street

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to receive input on the proposed 2023 City Budget. The agenda includes several rezoning requests for properties in the Peninsula, West Ashley, and James Island. Additionally, the council will consider grant applications and contract change orders for local infrastructure projects.

• Public hearing regarding the proposed 2023 City Budget
• Rezoning of 313 Ashley Avenue to a 3-story height district
• $7.6 million grant application for the Barberry Woods Project
• $133,938 change order for the International African American Museum
• $261,000 federal grant for Fort Pemberton Public Access improvements

City Council

The Committee on Ways and Means is considering several infrastructure grants and city contracts. Items include a $7.6 million stormwater grant for Johns Island and funding for the International African American Museum. The committee will also review police department grants and transportation agreements.

• $7.6 million ASIP Grant application for Barberry Woods Project stormwater infrastructure
• $133,938 change order for steam humidification at International African American Museum
• $680,924 MOU with CARTA to fund the Downtown Area Shuttle (DASH)
• $261,000 federal grant for Fort Pemberton Public Access improvements
• $67,343 VOCA grant for a CPD Victim Services Unit Elder Advocate

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The committee will consider a recommendation to apply for $7.6 million in ARPA grant funding for the Barberry Woods project. The agenda also includes a $6,225 change order for asphalt patching at Wappoo Place Creek Drive. Additionally, members will discuss maintenance of granite curbing on Meeting, Stuart, and Nassau Streets.

• $7.6 million grant application for Barberry Woods Project via SC Office of Resilience
• $6,225.00 change order for asphalt patching at Wappoo Place Creek Drive Project
• Maintenance authorization for 784 LF of granite curb on Meeting Street, Stuart Street, and Nassau Street
• Temporary sign encroachments at 145 Calhoun Street and 171 King Street

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff reviewed five permit applications for various projects. These include monument sign updates, an electrical installation for car charging stations, and a bank renovation.

• Sign refacing at 2236 Savannah Hwy
• Monument sign replacements at 1551 Sam Rittenberg Blvd and 1476 Orange Grove Rd
• Car charging station installation at 3530 Verdier Blvd
• Bank of America renovation with five drive-through lanes at 1301 Folly Rd

City Council

The Committee on Real Estate will consider acquiring easements for the Glenn McConnell Parkway culvert installation project. Members will also review an agreement extension for the Old Exchange Building Commission and easement acceptance for a multi-use path on Maybank Highway. Additionally, the committee will consider three property annexation requests.

• Easement acquisition for Glenn McConnell Parkway culvert project via negotiation or condemnation
• One-year agreement extension with Old Exchange Building Commission
• Easement acceptance for a multi-use path at 3435 Maybank Highway
• Annexations for properties on Cessna Avenue, Maybank Highway, and Jessamine Road
• Pool space rental for SMRT Youth Swim Team at St. Andrews Family Fitness Center

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff reviewed various permit applications through the Quick Plan Review process. These items include building demolitions, new constructions, and exterior modifications at several locations.

• Complete demolition of the building at 186 Saint Philip St
• New one-story shell for future mixed use at 1800 Produce Ln with no restaurant approved
• Interior modernization of lobby and guestrooms at 194 E Bay St
• New single family residence construction at 29 Race St
• Complete renovation of the residence at 103 Tradd St

Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee

The Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee is scheduled to discuss city revenues and expenditures. The meeting also includes a budget process update.

• Revenues
• Expenditures
• Budget Process Update

Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission

The commission will review rules and operations approval and discuss the City Plan Resilience and Equity Alignment. The meeting also includes a discussion on taskforce focus areas including history, culture, criminal justice reform, and economic empowerment.

• Approval of Rules and Operations
• City Plan Resilience and Equity Alignment discussion
• Taskforce focus: History and Culture
• Taskforce focus: Criminal Justice Reform
• Taskforce focus: Economic Empowerment

Technical Review Committee

The committee reviewed applications for various site plans and road construction projects. Some applications were directed to revise and resubmit, while others required coordination with the Department of Stormwater Management.

• Folly Self Storage site plan review at 1455 Folly Road
• Office/warehouse site plan for Anthony Street
• Road construction plans for a 57-unit townhome subdivision at Rhodes Crossing
• Point Hope Mixed-Use South development on Clements Ferry Road
• Point Hope Mixed-Use North development on Clements Ferry Road

Community Development

The committee will consider an ordinance to implement a pilot program requiring the registration of residential rental units, starting in the Cannonborough/Elliottborough neighborhood. The agenda also includes a resolution regarding an abandoned building site at 11.5 St. Philip Street. Additionally, presentations are scheduled regarding homelessness outreach and the Georgia Works Program.

• Ordinance for a residential rental registration pilot program
• Resolution certifying 11.5 St. Philip Street as an abandoned building site
• Georgia Works Program presentation
• Homelessness Outreach Strategy presentation

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several rezoning requests, including a 61.3-acre property on Southwick Dr. The agenda also includes a subdivision concept plan for 16 townhomes on Theresa Dr and ordinance amendments regarding building heights in flood zones.

• Rezoning of 61.3 acres on Southwick Dr to Diverse Residential (DR-6)
• Subdivision concept plan for 16 townhome units on Theresa Dr
• Ordinance amendment for height flexibility in VE or AE Flood Zones
• Rezoning of 1.65 acres at 1300 Rutledge Ave to Mixed Use/Workforce Housing
• Rezoning of 39 Line St to Mixed Use/Workforce Housing

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission approved an amendment to allow more height flexibility for buildings within VE or AE flood zones. The commission also approved a subdivision plan for 16 townhomes on Theresa Dr and several zoning requests. A rezoning request for 1300 Rutledge Ave was denied, and a Southwick Dr project was deferred.

• Approval of subdivision plan for 16 townhome units on Theresa Dr
• Amendment to allow more building height flexibility in VE or AE flood zones
• Denial of rezoning for 1300 Rutledge Ave to mixed-use/workforce housing
• Rezoning approval for 39 Line St to mixed-use/workforce housing
• Deferral of rezoning request for property on Southwick Dr

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider two requests to change zoning designations to Mixed Use/Workforce Housing. The proposals involve transitioning properties from General Business and Light Industrial uses to residential-focused districts.

• Rezoning request for 1300 Rutledge Ave, 2130-3132 Mount Pleasant St, and 2127-2133 Weaver St from General Business to Mixed Use/Workforce Housing
• Rezoning request for 39 Line St from Light Industrial to Mixed Use/Workforce Housing

Planning Commission

The Charleston Planning Commission is reviewing a proposal to rezone approximately 1.65 acres near the intersection of Mount Pleasant and Rutledge Avenue. The application seeks to change the zoning from General Business to Mixed Use/Workforce Housing. The project includes approximately 150 apartment units, with 20% designated as workforce housing.

• Rezoning request for 1300 Rutledge Ave, 2130-3132 Mount Pleasant St, and 2127-2133 Weaver St
• Change from General Business (GB) to Mixed Use/Workforce Housing (MU-1/WH)
• Proposed development of approximately 150 apartment units
• Allocation of 30 units for workforce housing

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Zoning will consider several applications for property variances and special exceptions. These include requests regarding building setbacks, parking requirements, and structural expansions. One application concerning residential unit counts at 411 Meeting St. has been deferred by the applicant.

• Variance for single-family residence setback at 267 Coming St.
• Special exception for restaurant parking at 30 Pinckney St.
• Appeal of denied rear addition plans at 610 Rutledge Ave.
• Expansion of late night rooftop terrace use at 213 East Bay St.
• Variance for HVAC platform lot occupancy at 207 Broad St.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing several zoning requests. These include variances for setbacks and parking exceptions, as well as an amendment to unit counts for a large accommodation project.

• Variance request at 267 Coming Street for a 2-foot south side setback
• Special exception for 30 Pinckney Street to allow a restaurant without two required off-street parking spaces
• Amendment for 411 Meeting Street to change residential unit requirements from 159 units to 100 units

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals reviewed several applications regarding property setbacks and usage exceptions. Decisions included approving a rooftop terrace expansion at 213 East Bay St with specific noise and time conditions. Other items, including a restaurant parking request and an accommodation amendment, were denied or deferred.

• Approved rooftop terrace expansion at 213 East Bay St with midnight curfew and no amplified noise
• Approved variance for a single-family residence setback at 267 Coming St
• Approved horizontal and vertical expansions at 610 Rutledge Ave
• Denied special exception for restaurant parking at 30 Pinckney St
• Deferred amendment to unit requirements for 411 Meeting St

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing two zoning requests. One involves a setback variance for a single-family residence at 267 Coming St. The other is a special exception request for 30 Pinckney St. to operate without required off-street parking, which has received opposition from local residents and the Historic Ansonborough Neighborhood Association.

• Variance request for 267 Coming St. to allow a 2-ft south side setback instead of 7-ft
• Special exception request for 30 Pinckney St. to operate a restaurant without two required off-street parking spaces

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider applications for developments at William E Murray Blvd. and Glenn McConnell Parkway. The board will review a request for a new multi-family project including apartments and townhomes, along with a mock-up panel for an apartment complex.

• Conceptual approval for 228 apartments, 23 townhomes, and an amenity building at William E Murray Blvd. @ Glenn McConnell Pkwy.
• Approval of a completed mock-up panel for an apartment complex at 3915 William E Murray @ Glenn McConnell Parkway
• Approval of minutes from the September 19, 2022 meeting

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider an application for the approval of a completed mock-up panel. This item is part of the Founders Yard project located at 3915 William E Murray Blvd.

• Approval of a completed mock-up panel for 3915 William E Murray Blvd

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board reviewed development applications for West Ashley. The Board approved a mock-up panel for an apartment complex at 3915 William E Murray with specific construction comments. A proposal for a new development featuring 228 apartments and 23 townhomes was deferred due to an incomplete submittal.

• Approval of mock-up panel at 3915 William E Murray @ Glenn McConnell Parkway
• Deferral of multi-family development proposal at William E Murray Blvd. @ Glenn McConnell Pkwy.
• Approval of September 19, 2022, meeting minutes

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff is processing several quick plan reviews for local properties. These items include solar panel installations, communication tower updates, and signage changes.

• Solar panel installation at 14 FARMFIELD AVE UNIT C
• Communication tower equipment updates at 2126 CHARLIE HALL BLVD
• Monument sign installation at 1236 FOLLY RD
• Cedar pavilion construction at 3157 MAYBANK HWY
• Ramp and fence construction at 1236 FOLLY RD

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff reviewed various permit applications for renovations, repairs, and new constructions. These items include signage changes, exterior painting, and structural improvements across several properties.

• New 53,000sf hotel building at 529 King St
• Renovation of 123 King St to include accessibility upgrades and unit reduction
• Conversion of 44 State St into two long-term rental residences
• Change of use for 255 Saint Philip St from office space to short-term rental
• Restoration and stabilization of a carriage house at 109 Rutledge Ave

Technical Review Committee

The committee reviewed several site plan applications for various projects across Charleston. Most items, such as the Huger Street Pump Station and Cumberland Residential, were directed to revise and resubmit.

• Huger Street Pump Station for drainage at the Huger & King St. intersection
• Spinx gas station, convenience store, and office on Maybank Highway
• Cumberland Residential mixed-use and multi-family building
• Early College High School site work including tree removal and grading
• 651 King Street new 2,000 square foot structure

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small is considering several applications for historic property alterations. The agenda includes requests for the demolition of structures, after-the-fact approvals, and conceptual plans for new additions or dwellings.

• Appeal regarding 17 Elliott Street involving planter wall height and brick columns
• After-the-fact approval for demolition of historic materials at 1013 Ashley Avenue
• Demolition of a historic structure at 4 Trapman Street
• Conceptual approval for a new single-family dwelling at 4 President Place
• Alteration of a historic structure and guest house construction at 100 King Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will consider an appeal for 17 Elliott Street and a request for after-the-fact approval for demolition at 1013 Ashley Avenue. The meeting includes presentations on replacing historic wood siding and wrought iron railings with modern materials.

• Appeal regarding signage and planter wall height at 17 Elliott Street
• After-the-fact demolition approval request for 1013 Ashley Avenue
• Proposed replacement of wood siding with fiber cement at 1013 Ashley Avenue
• Proposed replacement of wrought iron railing with brick piers and columns at 1013 Ashley Avenue

Board of Architectural Review

The Charleston Board of Architectural Review reviewed several applications for historic property alterations and new constructions. The board decided on various requests in the Old and Historic Districts, including approving some sunroom removals while denying others. Several items were deferred to allow for further documentation or design revisions.

• Denial of after-the-fact demolition at 63 Simons Street; reconstruction required within 30 days
• Denial of after-the-fact siding demolition at 1013 Ashley Avenue
• Approval to demolish a rear sunroom addition at 18 Bennett Street
• Conceptual approval for a new single-family dwelling at 4 President Place
• Deferral of a demolition request at 4 Trapman Street pending an elevation certificate

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will consider several applications for demolitions, additions, and alterations in historic districts. This includes an appeal at 17 Elliott Street concerning planter wall height and its impact on street parking. Neighbors have submitted written comments regarding vehicle access and safety.

• Appeal of staff decision at 17 Elliott Street regarding planter walls and parking
• After-the-fact approval for demolition of historic materials at 1013 Ashley Avenue
• Demolition request for a rear sunroom addition at 18 Bennett Street
• Demolition of a historic structure at 4 Trapman Street
• Conceptual approval to alter a historic structure and build a guest house at 100 King Street

Commission on History

The Commission on History will discuss new business regarding historical commemorations. The agenda includes reviewing text for a Hampstead marker and a Susie Jackson memorial plaque.

• Hampstead Marker
• Susie Jackson Memorial Plaque

Board of Architectural Review

The Board is considering applications for mixed-use development, material substitutions, and building renovations. Several items, including a micro-dwelling project on Spring Street and a conservatory at Hotel Bennett, were deferred by applicants.

• Mixed-use development at 295 Calhoun Street
• Material substitution for Foundry Alley – Iron Forge
• Renovation and two-story addition at 10 Wharfside Street
• Appeal regarding illuminated façade signs at 478 Meeting Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board tabled a request for conceptual approval and an extra story for a new mixed-use development at 295 Calhoun Street to allow the applicant to address architectural comments. Additionally, the Board denied a material substitution request for Foundry Alley / Iron Forge.

• Tabled: Mixed-use development at 295 Calhoun Street
• Denied: Material substitution for Foundry Alley / Iron Forge
• Approved: September 28, 2022 meeting minutes

Board of Architectural Review

The Board is considering two conceptual applications for new construction at 295 Calhoun Street. One proposal requests approval for a mixed-use development with one additional story, while the other proposes a seven-story mixed-use building.

• Conceptual approval for mixed-use development at 295 Calhoun Street including one additional story
• Conceptual approval for a seven-story mixed-use development at 295 Calhoun Street
• Approval of minutes from the September 28, 2022 meeting

City Council

The City Council will review draft redistricting maps and a petition to close part of North Sterling Drive. The meeting includes discussions on stormwater management, property annexations, and fire station renovations.

• $567,300 fee amendment for Windermere Drainage Improvement Project engineering services
• $386,286 construction contract for Fire Station #7 renovations
• Public hearing on the closure and abandonment of part of North Sterling Drive
• Ordinance to amend speed limit reduction processes in residential neighborhoods
• Rezoning 92 President Street from 4-story to 5-story height classification

City Council

The Committee on Ways and Means is reviewing several infrastructure and equipment contracts. This includes funding for stormwater management, fire station renovations, and new city computers. The committee also reviewed property amendments and annexations.

• $567,300.00 fee amendment for Windermere Drainage Improvements engineering services
• $386,286.00 construction contract for Fire Station #7 renovations at 1173 Fort Johnson Road
• $75,602.43 purchase of 80 Dell desktop computers for the City's IT rotation
• $370,732.25 reimbursement from Charleston Water Systems for Ehrhardt St. Tunnel Extension work

Traffic and Transportation Committee

The committee will review updates regarding Harbor View School traffic and Charleston County projects. The agenda also includes updates on valet parking and parking meter RFPs.

• Speed Limit Reduction Ordinance
• Harbor View School Traffic Update
• Charleston County Project Update
• Valet Parking RFP Update
• Parking Meter RFP Update

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing maintenance agreements for sidewalks on Wappoo Road and East Bay Street. It will also consider a $567,300 fee amendment for the Windermere Drainage Improvement Project. Additionally, members will discuss drainage easement changes at 1313 Elfe Street and permit fee waivers for Emmanuel Memorial.

• $567,300 fee amendment for Windermere Drainage Improvement Project
• Maintenance of Wappoo Road sidewalk for West Ashley Bikeway
• Maintenance of East Bay Street (US 52) sidewalk and curbing
• Proposed drainage easement abandonment at 1313 Elfe Street
• Request to waive building and permit fees for Emmanuel Memorial

Building Codes Board of Appeals

The Building Codes Board of Appeals is reviewing requests regarding building ordinances. One request involves a variance for 162 Queen Street, and the other concerns an occupancy appeal for 70 Carolina Street.

• Variance request for 162 Queen Street to allow substantial improvement without elevating to design flood elevation
• Appeal for 70 Carolina Street regarding Certificate of Occupancy review under 2016 FEMA flood map guidance

City Council

The Committee on Real Estate is reviewing an amendment for the donation of 1.1 acres on Heriot Street. The committee will also consider five property annexation requests in Cainhoy, West Ashley, and James Island. Additionally, members may enter executive sessions to discuss property sale negotiations and legal advice regarding the Johns Island Municipal Improvement District.

• First Amendment for 1.1 acres of donated land on Heriot Street
• Second Amendment to the Magnolia Development Agreement involving multiple HR Charleston, LLC entities
• Annexation of 10.32 acres at 638 Tuxbury Farm Road in Cainhoy
• Annexation of 5.71 acres at 715 Yaupon Drive and 2682 Highway 41 in Cainhoy
• Annexations for properties on Gardenia Road, Wappoo Drive, and Coker Avenue

Board of Architectural Review

The agenda lists staff-approved permits for property modifications via Quick Plan Reviews. These items include residential repairs, new structures, and commercial modifications at several Charleston addresses.

• New marina dock and landing pier at 49 Immigration St
• Two-story rear addition at 29 Cleveland St
• Installation of an inground pool at 71 King St
• Replacement of roof shingles with grey slate tiles at 8 S Battery St
• Construction of a 'living fence' at 173 Rutledge Ave Unit Q

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several development applications for various locations in Charleston. These included plans for multi-family housing, industrial buildings, and commercial renovations. Many applications were returned to applicants for further revisions.

• Approved site plan for Stonoview 4 recreation and boat parking on Johns Island
• Proposed 329-unit multi-family development at 1590 Meeting Street Road
• Renovation of 151 Meeting Street to include a ground floor restaurant
• New 9-bay automotive repair facility on Folly Road
• Industrial building proposal on Clements Ferry Road

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design will review applications for variances and special exceptions related to tree removals. These proposals involve removing grand or protected trees in West Ashley, Cannonborough/Elliottborough, and Old Windemere.

• Tree removal variance at 2280 Henry Tecklenburg Drive (two grand trees and one special exception)
• Tree removal variance at 829 Saint Andrews Boulevard (three protected trees)
• Tree removal variance at 122 & 124 Cannon Street (four protected trees)
• Tree removal variance at 8 Stocker Drive (one grand tree)

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design will consider several requests for variances and special exceptions. These items involve removing grand and protected trees at properties in West Ashley and Cannonborough/Elliottborough.

• Tree removal variance at 2280 Henry Tecklenburg Drive
• Tree removal variance at 829 Saints Andrews Boulevard
• Tree removal variance at 122 & 124 Cannon Street

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design met to review applications for tree removals and site changes. The board approved requests at 2280 Henry Tecklenburg Drive, 829 Saint Andrews Boulevard, 122 & 124 Cannon Street, and 8 Stocker Drive. Most approvals included requirements to plant new native canopy trees.

• Approval of tree removals at 2280 Henry Tecklenburg Drive with conditions to plant 52 caliper inches of native canopy trees.
• Approval of three protected tree removals at 829 Saint Andrews Boulevard with conditions to plant 15 caliper inches of native canopy trees.
• Approval of four protected tree removals at 122 & 124 Cannon Street with conditions to plant 20 caliper inches of native canopy trees.
• Approval of one grand tree removal at 8 Stocker Drive including conditions for demolition permit revocation and structural changes.

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design will review public comments regarding a variance request for 8 Stocker Drive. The comments address the removal of an oak tree to facilitate the rehabilitation of a historic home.

• Variance request for 8 Stocker Drive involving an oak tree and historic preservation

City Council

The Charleston City Council is holding a virtual workshop. The agenda includes an introduction to the workshop and a staff update regarding redistricting. A period for citizen participation is also scheduled.

• Staff update on redistricting

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Zoning will review several applications for property variances and special exceptions. These include requests regarding setbacks and lot frontage in various neighborhoods. An application for 411 Meeting St is noted as deferred.

• Variance for a screen porch addition at 18 Sheridan Rd.
• Special exception for a vertical laundry room extension at 32 Charlotte St.
• Variances for lot frontage and side setbacks at 6, 8, and 10 Stocker Dr.
• Deferred request to amend residential unit requirements at 411 Meeting St.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing requests for property amendments and variances. This includes a request to change the minimum number of required residential units for the project at 411 Meeting Street.

• Amendment to reduce minimum residential unit requirement at 411 Meeting Street
• Variance request for a screen porch addition at 18 Sheridan Road
• Special exception request for a vertical extension at 32 Charlotte Street
• Approval of September 20, 2022 BZA-Z minutes

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing variance requests for properties at 6, 8, and 10 Stocker Drive. The proposal seeks to avoid demolishing the structure at 8 Stocker Drive by allowing new construction on adjacent lots with modified setbacks.

• Variance request for setback requirements at 6, 8, and 10 Stocker Drive
• Proposal to salvage and remodel the historic structure at 8 Stocker Drive
• Plan to build new homes on the empty lots at 6 and 10 Stocker Drive

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board meeting scheduled for Monday, October 3, 2022, will not be held because no applications were received for board review.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff has processed several commercial permit approvals. These items include new construction, signage updates, and tenant improvements across various locations.

• New 2-story self storage facility at 1455 Folly Rd valued at $10,667,311.00
• Restaurant bar area expansion at 1302 Meeting Street Rd
• Installation of an EV charger at 2100 Savannah Hwy
• Signage updates for Premium Nail & Spa and San Miguel Rd
• Tenant upfits at 1460 Tobias Gadson Blvd and 1640 Meeting Street Rd

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff reviewed 38 permit applications through the Quick Plan Review process. These items include residential renovations, commercial upfits, and signage installations across various Charleston addresses.

• Commercial upfit for a Korean and Japanese Restaurant at 221 Spring St
• New inground swimming pool and spa installation at 46 Smith St
• Interior and exterior demolition at 142 Coming St
• Exterior marble panel and stucco repairs at 535 King St
• Construction of a new single-family home at 546 Huger St

James Island Creek Water Quality Task Force

The task force will review technical updates regarding water quality testing schedules and the Wolpert contract. Members will also discuss progress on SC grant applications and legislative funding updates.

• Technical updates on testing/reporting schedules and the Wolpert contract
• Updates on JIPSD/CWS grant applications to SC sources
• Legislative updates regarding funding and pre-filing legislation

City Council

The Charleston City Council met to discuss emergency responses to Hurricane Ian. The agenda includes authorizing a potential curfew and restricting traffic on streets deemed unsafe.

• Authorization for the Mayor to institute a curfew due to Hurricane Ian
• Ordinance prohibiting vehicular traffic on streets deemed unsafe by the Chief of Police
• Ordinance prohibiting vehicular and pedestrian traffic in designated areas
• Briefing on Hurricane Ian

Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee

The Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee is scheduled to review requests from several city departments. The meeting also includes an update on the budget process.

• Review of departmental requests for Information Resources, Traffic and Transportation, Public Service, and Police
• Budget process update

Board of Architectural Review

The Board is reviewing requests for conceptual approval of two new buildings that would include a hotel and mixed-use spaces. The agenda also includes reviews of architectural elements for 54 St. Philip Street and 838 Morrison Drive.

• Conceptual approval for new construction at 29-35 George, 306 King, and 84-88 Society Streets
• Final review of a sample panel for 54 St. Philip Street (Simons Center for the Arts)
• After-the-fact approval for air intake covers at 838 Morrison Drive
• Final approval for the Water Veil kinetic sculpture design at 838 Morrison Drive

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will consider several applications for new construction and design approvals. This includes conceptual plans for a hotel/mixed-use project and a large classroom building for MUSC. The agenda also includes reviews for specific architectural elements like sculptures and intake covers.

• Conceptual approval for two new buildings at 29-35 George, 306 King, and 84-88 Society Streets
• Conceptual approval for an 89,189 s.f. classroom building at 74 President Street
• Final review of a sample panel for the Simons Center for the Arts at 54 St. Philip Street
• Design approval for a Water Veil Kinetic sculpture at 838 Morrison Drive
• After-the-fact approval for intake covers at 838 Morrison Drive

Board of Architectural Review

The Board reviewed several architectural applications, including a final review of a sample panel for 54 St. Philip Street. They granted conceptual approval for two new buildings at 29-35 George, 306 King, and 84-88 Society Streets with provisions for additional height. The Board also approved after-the-fact intake covers and a kinetic sculpture for 838 Morrison Drive.

• Conceptual approval for new hotel and mixed-use buildings at 29-35 George, 306 King, and 84-88 Society Streets
• Final approval of the sample panel for 54 St. Philip Street
• Approval of after-the-fact fresh air hooded intake covers at 838 Morrison Drive
• Final approval for a Water Veil Kinetic sculpture at 838 Morrison Drive

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will consider several construction and design applications. These include conceptual approvals for new developments on George, King, and Society Streets, as well as a 6-story classroom building at 74 President Street. One resident submitted written comments regarding potential vibration and height concerns for the Society Street project.

• Conceptual approval for two new buildings, including a hotel and mixed-use space, at 29-35 George, 306 King, and 84-88 Society Streets
• Conceptual approval for an 89,189 s.f. classroom building at 74 President Street
• Final review of a sample panel for 54 St. Philip Street
• After-the-fact approval for fresh air hooded intake covers at 838 Morrison Drive
• Final approval for the Water Veil Kinetic sculpture design at 838 Morrison Drive

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider approving an $82,500 Port Security Grant for a Police Department vessel retrofit. The committee will also hold a discussion regarding disturbances on King Street.

• Approval of $82,500 Port Security Grant for SAFE Boat Vessel retrofit
• Discussion regarding disturbances on King Street

City Council

The Committee on Ways and Means will consider several funding requests and contract amendments. Items include a federal grant request for outreach specialists and increased annual support for the Charleston Parks Conservancy.

• $450,000 HUD grant request for two Outreach Specialists to assist the unsheltered
• Increasing annual City support to Charleston Parks Conservancy to $250,000
• $365,800 contract with B&C Utilities Inc. for check valves at Washington Street and Union Terminal
• $375,308 fee amendment for Bridgepointe Park Phase 2 design and services
• $35,200 rent abatement for the 22 West Edge lease agreement

City Council

The Council will consider several zoning changes affecting properties in the Peninsula, Avondale, and West Ashley areas. The agenda also includes approvals for stormwater infrastructure contracts and park project amendments. Additionally, members will review grant requests for community outreach and public safety.

• Rezoning 35 and 37 Prioleau Street to Accommodations Overlay Zone (A-1)
• $365,800 contract with B&C Utilities Inc. for check valves at Washington St and Union Pier
• $375,308 fee amendment with Biohabitats, Inc. for Bridgepointe Ecological Park
• $250,000 annual funding commitment to the Charleston Parks Conservancy
• $225,000 HUD grant request for a mental health outreach specialist

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The committee is considering recommendations for stormwater infrastructure contracts and fee amendments. This includes a construction contract for check valves and service fees for Bridgepointe Ecological Park projects. The meeting will also include a discussion on areas at high risk for flooding.

• $365,800 construction contract for check valves at Washington St and Union Pier
• $375,308 fee amendment with Biohabitats, Inc. for Bridgepointe Ecological Park projects
• $27,910 fee amendment with Davis & Floyd for pump station security systems
• MOU for CWS to reimburse the City $100,000 for check valve installation
• Temporary encroachments for fences and signs at various locations

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff is reviewing several commercial building and sign permits. These include new retail shells at multiple Savannah Highway addresses and various signage installations.

• New retail shell spaces for buildings 200, 300, 500, and 600 on Savannah Hwy
• Wall and monument sign installations on Sam Rittenberg Blvd
• Commercial building modifications at 860 Island Park Dr
• Column repairs at 1899 Clements Ferry Rd
• Roof replacement at 115 Fairchild St

City Council

The Committee on Real Estate is considering a $35,200 rent abatement for the 22 West Edge lease due to COVID-19 impacts. The committee will also review land donation and development agreement amendments involving HR Charleston LLCs. Additionally, two property annexations in West Ashley are up for consideration.

• $35,200 rent abatement for 22 West Edge lease
• Donation of 1.1 acres on Heriot Street via HR Charleston VI, LLC
• Magnolia Development Agreement amendment regarding affordable housing land donations
• Annexations for 1239 Wisteria Road and 17 Lindendale Avenue

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing several staff-level plan approvals. These items range from minor residential repairs and signage changes to large-scale developments.

• New 250-unit residential building with retail and parking at 584 Meeting St
• $7,365,121.00 commercial renovation and addition at 93 Society St and 284 King
• Communication tower modifications at 485 E Bay St
• Installation of two 12SF freestanding signs at 1080 Morrison Dr
• Signage changes for Family Dollar/Dollar Tree at 478 Meeting St

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several development applications, including site plans for a new hotel and playground improvements. Most applications were directed to revise and resubmit their plans to the committee.

• Site plan for a 9-story Thompson Hotel at 1145 Morrison Drive
• Utility relocation plans for the Beresford Creek Bridge replacement project
• Subdivision and road construction plans for Towne at Cooper River
• Construction of a 4,300 sqft office building at 1013 Physicians Drive
• Playground improvements for Porter-Gaud School at 300 Albemarle Road

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will consider several applications for property changes. These include requests for building demolitions, new residential and mixed-use constructions, and solar panel installations. The board will also review minutes from the September 8 meeting.

• Demolition of historic structure at 5 Killians Street
• Preliminary approval for a new mixed-use building at 651 King Street
• Final approval for two single-family buildings at 6 Prioleau Street
• New construction of affordable housing at 24 Humphrey Court
• Conceptual approval for solar panels at 43 Hasell Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board is considering a request for the demolition of the Freedman’s Cottage at 5 Killians Street. This follows recent storm damage that caused the roof and chimney to collapse. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the September 8, 2022, meeting.

• Demolition request for 5 Killians Street
• Approval of minutes from September 8, 2022 meeting

Board of Architectural Review

The Board reviewed several applications regarding new construction, renovations, and demolitions in Charleston. Decisions included preliminary approval for a mixed-use building on King Street and final approval for two single-family buildings on Prioleau Street. One application for a mural was deferred by the applicant.

• Approved demolition of historic structure at 5 Killians Street to allow disassembly and reuse
• Preliminary approval for new mixed-use building at 651 King Street
• Conceptual approval for new rear residence at 91 Nassau Street
• Final approval for construction of two single-family buildings at 6 Prioleau Street
• Deferred application for a mural at 23 Ann Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small is considering several applications for new construction and renovations. These include a mixed-use building on King Street and affordable housing on Humphrey Court. The board will also review a request to demolish a historic structure on Killians Street.

• Demolition of a historic structure at 5 Killians Street
• Preliminary approval for a mixed-use building at 651 King Street
• Final approval for two single-family buildings at 6 Prioleau Street
• Conceptual approval for a new mural at 23 Ann Street
• Final approval for affordable housing construction at 24 Humphrey Court

Commission on Women

The Commission on Women will introduce new commissioners and receive several project updates. These updates include information regarding Community Resource Centers, the Family Justice Center action team, and paid family leave.

• Introduction of new Commissioners
• Update on Community Resource Centers (CPD)
• Update on Family Justice Center action team
• Discussion regarding paid family leave

Planning Commission

The Charleston Planning Commission is reviewing the master plan for the proposed Battery Island Planned Unit Development on James Island. The proposal includes a low-capacity inn and single-family homes across 7.08 acres. The development aims to use low impact development principles for stormwater management and tree preservation.

• Proposed master plan for Battery Island Planned Unit Development (PUD)
• Construction of a low-capacity inn and single-family homes
• Development across TMS # 334-05-00-022, -023, and -055

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider an ordinance amendment regarding building heights in VE or AE Flood Zones. The agenda also includes several rezoning requests and a presentation on affordable housing efforts.

• Ordinance amendment for height flexibility in VE or AE Flood Zones
• Rezoning Battery Island Dr properties to Planned Unit Development
• Rezoning 313 Ashley Ave, 0 Orrs Ct, 18 Orrs Ct, and 20 Orrs Ct to 3 Story Old City Height District
• Rezoning 1040 Gardner Rd from Job Center to Business Park
• Conversion of five properties to Single Family Residential zoning

Planning Commission

The commission will hear a special presentation from the Charleston Redevelopment Corporation. The meeting includes several requests to rezone properties from 2.5 to 3 story height districts. Members will also approve minutes from July and August 2022 meetings.

• Rezoning reconsideration for 179 & 181 Fishburne St
• Rezoning request for 313 Ashley Ave
• Rezoning request for 0 Orrs Ct
• Special presentation by Charleston Redevelopment Corporation

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several rezoning requests, including a height increase reconsideration for Fishburne Street. The agenda also includes a special presentation on affordable housing efforts by the Charleston Redevelopment Corporation. Additionally, members will review a Planned Unit Development proposal for properties on Battery Island Drive.

• Reconsideration of rezoning for 179 & 181 Fishburne St to 3 Story Old City Height District
• Rezoning requests for 313 Ashley Ave, 0 Orrs Ct, 18 Orrs Ct, and 20 Orrs Ct to 3 Story Old City Height District
• Rezoning of 1040 Gardner Rd from Job Center to Business Park
• Planned Unit Development (PUD) rezoning for properties on Battery Island Drive
• Affordable housing presentation by Charleston Redevelopment Corporation

Planning Commission

The Charleston Planning Commission reviewed several rezoning requests and ordinance amendments. Key actions included approving a new development plan for Battery Island Drive and denying multiple height increases in the Peninsula area.

• Approved Battery Island Drive properties as a Planned Unit Development with conditions.
• Denied rezoning for 313 Ashley Ave, 0 Orrs Ct, 18 Orrs Ct, and 20 Orrs Ct to increase building height.
• Approved rezoning of 1040 Gardner Rd from Job Center to Business Park.
• Deferred ordinance amendment regarding building height in VE or AE flood zones.
• Approved residential zoning changes for properties on Trent St, Trail Hollow Dr, Oakdale Pl, Wappoo Dr, and Southwick Dr.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Charleston Board of Zoning Appeals - Zoning will review minutes and consider new applications for zoning exceptions. The board will hear requests regarding building expansions, setbacks, and lot size requirements.

• 78 Hagood Ave: Request for expansion and vertical extension with setback variances
• 7 Atlantic St: Request for porch/stair additions and a variance for 46% lot occupancy
• 4 President Pl: Special exception to build a single-family residence on an undersized lot
• 76 Pitt St: Variance for a detached accessory building with a reduced front setback

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board will review requests for special exceptions and variances at 30 Pinckney Street, 78 Hagood Avenue, and 7 Atlantic Street. These include a restaurant use request and building expansions involving setbacks and lot occupancy. The meeting also includes approval of the September 6, 2022, minutes.

• Restaurant special exception for 30 Pinckney Street regarding off-street parking
• Expansion and setback variance request for 78 Hagood Avenue
• Expansion and lot occupancy variance request for 7 Atlantic Street

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

This agenda contains only procedural information regarding the upcoming meeting. It outlines the time, location, and process for submitting public comments.

Design Review Board

The Charleston Design Review Board will review several development applications. The agenda includes requests for a gas station, new utility buildings, and the demolition of an older home.

• Reconsideration of a previous denial to demolish a 1-story house at 1640 Folly Rd.
• Conceptual approval for a new gas station and convenience store at 1770 Ashley River Rd.
• Preliminary approval for two new Dominion Energy operations buildings at 2310 Henry Tecklenburg Dr.
• A deferred request for a multi-family development at William E Murray Blvd. @ Glenn McConnell Pkwy.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board is reviewing an appeal to demolish a one-story house at 1640 Folly Road. This follows a previous denial of the demolition request. New structural inspection reports indicate the building has experienced partial collapses and is unsafe for habitation.

• Reconsideration of demolition for 1640 Folly Road
• Review of structural inspection reports from McSweeney Engineers, LLC and Spartan Engineering
• Verification of 'Not Eligible' status for the National Register of historic places

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider several applications for new construction in West Ashley and James Island. These include requests for a gas station, utility buildings, and a large residential complex. The board will also review a request to reconsider a previous demolition denial.

• Reconsideration of a demolition denial for a house over 50 years old at 1640 Folly Rd.
• Conceptual approval for a new gas station and convenience store at 1770 Ashley River Rd.
• Preliminary approval for two new Dominion Energy operations buildings at 2310 Henry Tecklenburg Dr.
• Conceptual approval for 228 apartments, 23 townhomes, and an amenity building at William E Murray Blvd. @ Glenn McConnell Pkwy.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board is reviewing a permit for an in-ground double-sided monument sign at 3589 Mary Ader Ave. This item is being processed through the DRB Quick Plan Review.

• Permit review for an in-ground double-sided monument sign at 3589 Mary Ader Ave

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff is reviewing various permit applications for property maintenance and structural changes. These reviews cover residential painting, roofing repairs, and commercial interior upfits.

• Full building demolition at 718 King St
• Interior upfit of a new bank branch at 997 Morrison Dr, Ste 150
• Installation of antennas and equipment on the communication tower at 89 Brigade St
• Demolition of a wall and brick walkway at 67 Spring St, Unit A
• Siding and rot repair at 34 Nassau St

Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission

The Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission will discuss rules, operations, and commission history. The meeting also includes an ordinance amendment discussion and a story mapping presentation.

• Ordinance amendment
• Rules and Operations Discussion
• Story Mapping Presentation
• HARCC Manager's Update

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several site plan applications for renovations and infrastructure projects. These included updates to the Charleston Executive Airport sewer system and flood mitigation for Barberry Woods. Other items involved courtyard and building renovations at local institutions.

• Sewer force main and pump station at Charleston Executive Airport
• Drainage improvements for flood mitigation on Hickory Knoll Way
• Renovation of the St. Mary's Catholic Church courtyard at 95 Hasell Street
• Renovations to the College of Charleston Silcox Center at 24 George Street
• Site improvements for a neighborhood park at 2019 Sanders House Street

Community Development

The Community Development Committee will discuss an amendment to the ADU Ordinance and a presentation regarding demolition policy north of Line Street. The committee will also consider certifying 90 Cannon Street as an abandoned building site.

• Discussion of ADU Ordinance Amendment
• Board of Architectural Review North of Line Street Demo Policy Update presentation
• Resolution certifying 90 Cannon Street as an abandoned building site
• Discussion of SC Senate Bill 233 regarding property tax exemptions
• Proposal to remove segments of Dupont Road and Orleans Road from the Design Review Corridor

Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee

The Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee will review budget requests from the Planning, Preservation and Sustainability, Recreation, Parks, and Fire departments. The meeting also includes an update on the budget process.

• Review of departmental requests for Planning, Preservation and Sustainability
• Review of departmental requests for Recreation
• Review of departmental requests for Parks
• Review of departmental requests for Fire
• Budget process update

West Ashley Revitalization Commission

The West Ashley Revitalization Commission is meeting to review redevelopment plans for Publix at Ashley Landing. The agenda also includes updates on Design Review Board principles and commission workgroups.

• Redevelopment plans presentation for Publix at Ashley Landing by Faison and MCB Real Estate
• Design Review Board WARC Principles Update from City Staff
• Updates from WARC Workgroups

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will review several applications for new construction and renovations. This includes requests for demolition, hotel development, and updates to signage policies in historic districts.

• Preliminary approval for a 55-unit affordable housing project at 678 and 666 King Streets
• Conceptual approval for park renovations at Hampstead Mall Se Park
• Final approval for the demolition of two structures at 860 Morrison Drive
• Final approval for a new stormwater pump station at 900 King Street
• Updates to signage policies in historic districts

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review reviewed several development applications including new construction, renovations, and demolitions. The Board granted preliminary approval for an affordable housing project and conceptual approval for a park renovation. Final approvals were also issued for building alterations and the demolition of two structures.

• Preliminary approval for 55-unit Lowline Affordable Housing at 678 and 666 King Street
• Conceptual approval for Southeast Park renovation at Hampstead Mall
• Final approval for demolition of two structures at 860 Morrison Drive
• Final approval for lobby entrance alterations at The Ryder Hotel (237 Meeting Street)
• Final approval for a new stormwater pump station and community area at 900 King Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will review several construction and renovation proposals, including an affordable housing project on King Street. The meeting also includes requests for park renovations and signage policy updates for historic districts.

• Preliminary approval for a 55-unit affordable housing project at 678 and 666 King Streets
• Conceptual approval for Hampstead Mall Se Park renovations
• Final approval for the demolition of two structures at 860 Morrison Drive
• Final approval for a new stormwater pump station and community area at 900 King Street
• Signage policy reviews for the Historic Corridor and Old City districts

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several financial and infrastructure items, including a $2 million contribution to the Emanuel Nine Memorial. The agenda includes approval of healthcare budgets, park playground contracts, and grant applications for street projects. Additionally, the council will consider requests for public hearings on road closures and rights-of-way dedications.

• $2,000,000 additional contribution to the Emanuel Nine Memorial
• $5,950,250 BUILD grant for Ashley River Crossing construction
• $106,420.90 contract for playground equipment at Harborview/Fort Johnson Park
• $62,850 contract for tennis court repairs at multiple city centers
• $13,424,914 grant application for the King/Huger Street Project

City Council

The Committee on Ways and Means is reviewing several budget amendments and grant applications. Items include a $2 million contribution to the Emanuel Nine Memorial and funding for park improvements. The committee will also consider infrastructure grants and police resource agreements.

• $2,000,000 additional contribution to the Emanuel Nine Memorial
• $13,424,914 grant application for King/Huger Street Project pump station
• $144,200 City share for design services at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park
• Acceptance of $5,950,250 BUILD grant for Ashley River Crossing
• School Resource Officer agreements for James Island, Berkeley County, and Charleston County schools

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee reviewed the Auditor’s Discussion & Analysis for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2021. The independent auditor issued an unmodified 'clean' opinion on the city's financial statements. The presentation also covered compliance reports and accounting recommendations.

• Unmodified ('clean') audit opinion for fiscal year 2021
• Total assets and deferred outflows of $1,785,107,000
• Net position of $1,182,255,000
• Net pension liability effect of $178,805,000
• GFOA Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting awarded

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The committee will consider accepting rights-of-way and easements for two new subdivisions. They will also discuss a request to close part of North Sterling Drive and stormwater management updates.

• $100,000 professional services contract recommendation for Church Creek Basin plan review
• Acceptance of rights-of-way for The Pointe at Rhodes Crossing (75 lots)
• Acceptance of rights-of-way for Battery Haig, Phase II (8 lots)
• Public hearing request to close and abandon a portion of North Sterling Drive
• Ordinance authorizing a lease for ingress/egress at 5 1/2 Alexander Street

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff is reviewing 24 permit applications through the Quick Plan Review process. Items include multiple commercial roof replacements and signage updates for monument structures. The agenda also includes building repairs and accessory structure permits.

• Commercial roof replacements at various Ashley Villa Circle addresses
• Signage and monument structure updates at 601 UT White Cap Ct and 701 UT Boatswain Dr
• Stucco, brick, and HVAC repairs at 1871 Ashley River Rd Bldg 1
• New wooden storage shed at 2572 Ashley River Rd
• Commercial swimming pool installation at 3915 William E Murray Blvd

Public Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing several Police Department agreements for the 2022-2023 school year, including School Resource Officer contracts. Members will also consider an addendum to expand a DEA-funded task force and review an after-action report regarding a shooting on South Street.

• Expansion of the DEA-funded Resident Task Force to include two officers
• School Resource Officer agreement with James Island Charter High School funded at $37,699
• School Resource Officer agreements for Berkeley County and Charleston County school districts
• Approval of the Seahawk Charleston Executive Steering Committee Charter
• After Action report regarding the South Street Memorial Day shooting

Building Codes Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will consider a variance request for the property at 52 Gibbes Street. The request seeks to allow substantial improvements to the historical building without elevating it to the design flood elevation. This property is located in an AE11 special flood hazard area.

• Variance request for 52 Gibbes Street regarding flood elevation requirements

City Council

The Committee on Real Estate will consider several property-related items, including easements and annexations. The agenda includes a utility easement for The Citadel and deed restrictions for 838 Morrison Drive.

• $91,818 rehabilitation of 3 Drews Court for affordable homeownership
• Deed restrictions at 838 Morrison Drive for density bonuses
• Utility easement for a steam line installation at The Citadel
• Annexations in West Ashley and Johns Island
• Quitclaim deed for a portion of Floyd Drive

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff processed 36 permit applications for various properties. These approvals include fire restoration, roofing replacements, and sign installations. Most items were handled via the Quick Plan Review process.

• Fire restoration at 108 L Smith St including roof, HVAC, and plumbing
• Demolition of foundation and wall at 24 Cedar St
• Installation of copper gutters at 85 Broad St
• New ornamental ironwork and gates at 17 Elliott St
• Rear addition for a dwelling at 210 Gordon St

Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee

The Ad Hoc Budget Advisory Committee is meeting to review departmental requests and receive a budget process update. The agenda also includes follow-up discussions regarding quarterly tourism revenues and the Capital Improvement Plan.

• Review of Departmental Requests
• Budget Process Update
• Quarterly Tourism Revenues follow-up
• Capital Improvement Plan follow-up

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several applications for infrastructure and site developments. These included bridge replacement, sidewalk improvements, and commercial or residential site plans. Several items were returned for revision or are pending further documentation.

• Beresford Creek Bridge replacement on Daniel Island Drive
• 120 additional parking spots at West Ashley Toyota
• 1,110 linear feet of sidewalk improvements on Morrison Drive
• Major subdivision and road construction for Parcel K in Daniel Island
• Battery Island PUD master plan including a 20-room inn

Human Resources Committee

The Human Resources Committee will review the minutes from August 25, 2022. The meeting includes discussions regarding staffing issues and updated city demographics by department and pay grade.

• Discussion regarding staffing issues
• Discussion regarding updated City demographics by department and pay grade

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small is considering several applications for historic structure demolitions and conceptual approvals for property alterations. The agenda also includes a review of revised and new bar sign policy statements.

• Demolition request for historic structure at 56 Congress Street
• After-the-fact demolition approval for 194 Nassau Street
• New guest-house, pool, and pergola proposal at 119–121 Broad Street
• Proposed alterations to historic house at 6 Montagu Street
• Review of revised and new bar sign policy statements

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing a request for the demolition of a circa 1920 historic structure at 56 Congress Street. A structural evaluation report presented for the meeting identifies issues including water damage, mold, and foundation deficiencies. The board will also consider approving minutes from the August 25, 2022, meeting.

• Demolition request for a historic structure at 56 Congress Street
• Approval of minutes from the August 25, 2022, meeting

Board of Architectural Review

The Charleston Board of Architectural Review reviewed several applications regarding historic structures. The board denied an after-the-fact demolition at 194 Nassau Street and a piazza enclosure at 161 Tradd Street. It also approved a demolition request for 56 Congress Street and conceptual plans for properties on Broad Street and Coming Street.

• Approved demolition of historic structure at 56 Congress Street with Board comments
• Denied after-the-fact demolition request for 194 Nassau Street
• Granted conceptual approval for a guest-house, pool, and pergola at 119–121 Broad Street
• Approved conceptual plans for a new piazza screen and addition at 9 Coming Street
• Denied request for two-story piazza enclosure at 161 Tradd Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will consider several applications for historic property alterations and demolitions. The agenda includes requests for new structures at 119–121 Broad Street and demolition permits for 56 Congress Street. The board will also review updates to bar sign policy statements.

• Demolition of historic structure at 56 Congress Street
• After-the-fact demolition approval for 194 Nassau Street
• Guest-house, pool, and pergola proposal at 119–121 Broad Street
• Alterations to historic house at 6 Montagu Street
• Revised Bar Sign Policy Statements

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design will review applications for zoning variances across multiple locations. These requests involve the removal of grand or protected trees, reductions in landscape buffers, and building setback changes.

• 2815 Clements Ferry Road tree removal and relocation variances
• 1243 Savannah Highway tree removal and landscape buffer variances
• 2300 Henry Tecklenburg Boulevard grand tree removal requests
• 2923 Zachary George Lane OCRM Critical Line Buffer reduction
• 20 Johnson Road tree removal special exception

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board is considering several requests for site design variances, including the removal of protected trees and reductions to landscape buffers. One request regarding 1900 Daniel Island Drive has been deferred.

• Removal and relocation of grand trees at 2815 Clements Ferry Road
• Tree removals and landscape buffer reductions at 1243 Savannah Highway
• Removal of ten grand trees total at 2300 Henry Tecklenburg Boulevard
• Deferred request for tree requirements at 1900 Daniel Island Drive

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design met to review applications for land use variances. The board approved several requests involving the removal or relocation of protected trees and adjustments to landscape buffers. Two applications were deferred for later consideration.

• Tree removal and relocation variances at 2815 Clements Ferry Road
• Tree removal and landscape buffer reductions at 1243 Savannah Highway
• Grand tree removals at 2300 Henry Tecklenburg Boulevard
• Tree removals at 1888 Clements Ferry Road including a $4,425 contribution to the Street Tree Program
• Deferral of application for 1990 Daniel Island Drive

Health and Wellness Advisory Committee

The committee will review the Opioid Settlement Fund and discuss harm reduction within prevention, treatment, and recovery. The meeting also includes a community health update and a roundtable discussion on community action.

• Opioid Settlement Fund overview
• Discussion of harm reduction in prevention, treatment, and recovery
• Community Health Update from SCDHEC
• Approval of committee minutes from March through August 2022

Public Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing an ordinance to repeal and replace regulations for Late Night Entertainment Establishments. The proposal introduces new security staffing ratios, lighting requirements, and surveillance mandates for businesses operating past midnight. It also outlines the application process for required permits.

• Proposed replacement of Chapter 17 regarding late night entertainment regulations
• New security staff ratios based on establishment occupant load
• Requirements for exterior lighting and video surveillance at venues
• Mandatory emergency action and security plans for permit applicants
• Updated procedures for underage drinking prevention and ID verification

License Committee

The License and Public Safety Committees are reviewing an ordinance to replace regulations for Late Night Entertainment Establishments. The proposed rules would require permits for businesses open past midnight and establish specific security staffing ratios based on occupant load.

• Ordinance to repeal and replace Chapter 17, Article VII regarding Late Night Entertainment Establishments
• New security staffing requirements based on occupancy (e.g., 1 staff member per 50 people)
• Mandatory installation of exterior lighting and video surveillance for late-night venues
• Requirements for submitting emergency action plans and security management plans for permit applications

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff reviewed several permit applications for architectural changes. These items include exterior painting, repairs, and structural additions across multiple properties.

• Addition and renovation at 25 Devereaux Ave
• Conversion of duplex to single-family residence at 58 Laurens St
• Installation of solar panels at 129 Tradd St
• Renovation of worship hall into spin studio at 50 Alexander St
• Construction of brick columns and planter wall at 17 Elliott St

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Zoning is reviewing applications for building setbacks, expansions, and special exceptions. This includes requests to extend vested rights for large-scale accommodations at 431 Meeting St and 200-210 Spring St. Some applicants have deferred their items from this meeting.

• One-year extension of a vested right for 250-unit accommodations at 431 Meeting St
• Second one-year extension of a vested right for 152-unit accommodations at 200-210 Spring St
• Variance request for a detached single-family residence setback at 37C F St
• Special exception for a restaurant without two required off-street parking spaces at 30 Pinckney St
• Special exception for a 2-story addition at 12 Cannon St

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board is reviewing requests for property variances and special exceptions in Charleston. This includes extensions of rights for large-scale accommodation projects on Meeting Street and Spring Street, as well as setback changes for residential construction. One item regarding Hagood Avenue was deferred.

• Variance request at 37C F Street to allow reduced side setbacks for a single-family residence
• First one-year extension of a vested right for 250-unit accommodations at 431 Meeting Street
• Second one-year extension of a vested right for 152-unit accommodations at 200-210 Spring Street
• Special exception request for a two-story addition at 12 Cannon Street

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Charleston Board of Zoning Appeals met to review minutes and consider several property use applications. The board approved extensions for vested rights regarding large accommodation uses and various residential setbacks. Several other applications were deferred by the applicants.

• Approved one-year extension of vested rights for 250 units at 431 Meeting St.
• Approved second one-year extension of vested rights for 152 units at 200-210 Spring St.
• Approved variance for a detached single-family residence setback at 37C F St.
• Approved special exception for a two-story addition at 12 Cannon St.
• Approved special exception for a porch addition at 4 Colonial St.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review an "after the fact" special exception request regarding pool equipment housing. Submitted public comments express opposition to the structure's proximity to a historic wall and its visual impact. Residents also raised concerns regarding noise, lighting, and the precedent of approving unpermitted work.

• Special exception request for pool equipment housing at 9 & 11 Elliott Street

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several applications for site plans and subdivision plats. Many of the submitted plans, including those for parking expansions and sidewalk improvements, were returned for revision or are pending further documentation.

• Skatell Island Multi-Family: Site plan for 422 total units in Cainhoy
• Cainhoy Del Webb Phase 2: Preliminary plat and road plans for a 233 single-family residential development
• Daniel Island Library Parking Expansion: Site plan for a parking lot expansion at 2301 Daniel Island Drive
• East Bay Sidewalk Improvements: Construction plans for approximately 310 feet of new sidewalk
• Emanuel Nine Memorial: Site plan for a memorial including a Survivor's Garden and improved parking

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board is reviewing staff approvals for two projects. These include a building expansion for a tool rental center and updates to a church sign.

• 4,593 sqft building expansion at 2008 Magwood Dr
• Church sign modification at 1965 Bees Ferry Rd

Board of Architectural Review

The agenda lists various staff-level approvals for architectural and exterior modifications. These include roofing, signage, and painting updates across several properties. One notable item involves a commercial renovation and addition at 88 Broad Street.

• Commercial interior renovation and rear addition at 88 Broad St
• Signage installation for 'ROWAN' at 318 King St
• Building conversion to A2 Assembly at 559 King St Unit C
• Solar panel installation at 838 Morrison Dr
• Communication tower antenna addition at 218 Ut Huger St

Technical Review Committee

The Charleston Technical Review Committee reviewed several development applications, including multi-family housing and road construction projects. Many of the submitted plans were marked for revision or resubmission to the committee.

• Nowell Creek Multifamily: 320-unit development in Daniel Island
• Huger Street Affordable Housing: 86-unit multi-family building in the Peninsula
• Del Webb Entrance Road: New public road and sales center in Cainhoy
• Gateway Apartments Charleston: 69-unit apartment building in West Ashley
• Harbor View Towns: Subdivision for 8 lots and 16 townhome units in James Island

Human Resources Committee

The Human Resources Committee is reviewing the 2023 healthcare budget and contract renewals with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of South Carolina. The committee also addressed a request to defer the Stop Loss Agreement directly to the Ways and Means Committee.

• Review and approval of 2023 healthcare budget and BCBS South Carolina contract renewals
• Request to defer the Stop Loss Agreement to the Ways and Means Committee

Resilience & Sustainability Advisory Committee

The Resilience & Sustainability Advisory Committee will discuss progress on the Climate Action Plan and budget considerations. The meeting includes a discussion on electric vehicle infrastructure policy for new construction and a review of a draft amendment regarding reusable bags and cutlery distribution.

• Climate Action Plan implementation progress and budget considerations
• Electric vehicle charging infrastructure policy research and next steps
• Draft amendment to regulate reusable carryout bags and disposable cutlery/straws

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will consider several applications regarding the demolition of historic structures and new construction projects. The agenda also includes reviews of policy statements for signs and historic materials demolition. One application for 79 Ashley Avenue has been deferred by the applicant.

• Demolition of historic structure at 56 Congress Street
• Construction of two single-family buildings at 6 Prioleau Street
• Removal of roof, windows, and chimney at 8 Larnes Street
• New rear residence proposal for 91 Nassau Street
• Review of the Revised BAR Sign Policy Statement (General)

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing a request for the demolition of a historic structure located at 56 Congress Street. A structural evaluation report for the property identifies issues including water damage, mold, and termite activity. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the August 11, 2022, meeting.

• Demolition request for historic structure at 56 Congress Street
• Review of structural evaluation report for 56 Congress Street
• Approval of minutes from August 11, 2022 meeting

Board of Architectural Review

The Board reviewed several applications regarding the alteration or demolition of historic structures. Decisions included denials for piazza enclosures on Rutledge Avenue and Tradd Street, as well as a deferral for 56 Congress Street. One application for new single-family buildings received preliminary approval.

• Deferral of demolition request for 56 Congress Street to the full Board
• Approval to demolish 1970s rear porch at 71 Moultrie Street
• Denial of piazza enclosure request at 559 Rutledge Avenue
• Denial of after-the-fact demolition approvals at 8 Larnes Street
• Preliminary approval for new single-family buildings at 6 Prioleau Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will review applications regarding historic structures in Charleston. These include requests for demolitions, building enclosures, and new construction projects. One public comment was submitted regarding the impact of work at 8 Larnes Street on neighboring properties.

• Demolition request for a historic structure at 56 Congress Street
• Partial demolition of a historic structure at 71 Moultrie Street
• After-the-fact approval for roof and window removals at 8 Larnes Street
• Construction of two single-family buildings at 6 Prioleau Street
• Conceptual approval for a new rear residence at 91 Nassau Street

Tourism Commission

The Tourism Commission will discuss an ordinance amendment to update department titles within the city code. The agenda also includes reviewing a bus certificate of appropriateness application and discussing policies for posting commission work products.

• Ordinance amendment regarding department title changes
• Certificate of Appropriateness application for a certified bus
• Review of policy for public posting of commission work products
• Subcommittee reports on Quality of Life and Tourism Rules

Tourism Commission

The Tourism Commission: Routes, Parking and Tourism Rules Committee will meet to discuss agenda items. The committee plans to review an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness. Action may or may not be taken on the discussion items.

• Review Application for Certificate of Appropriateness

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Large will review several applications for building modifications and new construction. Items include requests for demolition, exterior repairs to the Silcox Gym, and conceptual approvals for multi-family and hotel developments.

• Demolition request for 48 Courtenay Drive
• Exterior repairs for 24 George Street (CofC Silcox Gym)
• Multi-family/mixed-use building proposal at 518 East Bay Street
• New hotel and mixed-use buildings on George, King, and Society Streets
• Outdoor dining shade structure for 1085 Morrison Drive

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing a request for the final approval of a demolition at 48 Courtenay Drive. The board will also consider a conceptual plan for a new multi-family and mixed-use building at 518 East Bay Street.

• Final approval request for demolition at 48 Courtenay Drive
• Conceptual approval request for a multi-family/mixed-use building at 518 East Bay Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board reviewed several requests for building changes, including demolitions, repairs, and new construction. Members approved exterior repairs for the CofC Silcox Gym and a multi-family building on East Bay Street. A proposed hotel and mixed-use development was deferred for further review.

• Demolition approval for 48 Courtenay Drive
• Exterior repairs to 24 George Street (CofC Silcox Gym)
• Conceptual approval for 518 East Bay Street
• Deferral of hotel and mixed-use project at 29-35 George Street
• Modifications to 186 Concord Street

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board is reviewing several staff-approved permits for commercial and multi-family developments. These items include new construction, building renovations, and signage updates.

• New apartment buildings, a clubhouse, and leasing office at 2150 Clements Ferry Rd
• Restaurant upfit with specific operating conditions at 835 Savannah Hwy Unit A
• New construction for Bee's Ferry Retail Plaza at 555 Shadowmoss Pkwy
• Commercial deck expansion and fencing at 1401 Sam Rittenberg Blvd
• ATM canopy replacement and concrete work at 3155 Maybank Hwy

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff processed several permit applications through Quick Plan Reviews. These items include exterior repairs, signage installations, and structural modifications at various addresses.

• 0 Gibbes St: House elevation by 4.6 feet and renovation
• 68 Romney St: Exterior renovations including new storefront windows, a ramp, and parking lot refurbishment
• 43 Hasell St: Demolition of a mid-century bay extension and exterior repairs
• 234 Saint Margaret St: Construction of an in-ground cement swimming pool
• 130 Broad St: Installation of a new landscape wall with height not to exceed 7 feet

Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission

The commission will hold discussions regarding the Rules and Procedures Workgroup and resource materials. The agenda also includes a manager's update and a period for public comment.

• Rules and Procedures Workgroup Discussion
• Resource Materials Discussion
• HARCC Manager's Update
• Public comment period

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several applications for site plans, subdivisions, and road construction. These included a large multi-family development in Cainhoy and residential roads on Daniel Island. Many submitted plans were returned for revision or are awaiting final documentation.

• Woodfield Point Hope 4: 384 multi-family units and a 25,000 SF retail building
• Refuel Folly Road: Site plan for a convenience store and car wash
• Daniel Island Haswell Roads: Road construction for a 20-lot residential development
• 151 Meeting Street: Renovations to incorporate a ground floor restaurant
• 325 Country Club Drive: New concrete sidewalks and pedestrian improvements

Community Development

The Community Development Committee will review presentations regarding Section 108 financing for affordable and workforce housing. The meeting includes updates on vacant buildings and the North of Line Street demolition policy. Additionally, the committee will consider amendments to Height District Requirements.

• Section 108 Financing Tool for affordable and workforce housing presentation
• Vacant Building Update
• North of Line Street Demo Policy Update
• Amendments to Height District Requirements

Tourism Commission

The Tourism Commission Quality of Life Subcommittee is reviewing amendments to Chapter 29 of the City Code. The proposed ordinance replaces references to the "Tourism Director" and "Manager of Arts and History/Tourism Commissions" with the "Director of Livability and Tourism." This includes updates to regulations for bus tours and carriage company inspections.

• Review of Chapter 29 ordinance amendments
• Updating official titles to Director of Livability and Tourism
• Updates to small bus tour and large bus permit regulations
• Updates to carriage company inspection and recordkeeping requirements

Planning Commission

The commission will consider multiple rezoning applications across the Peninsula and West Ashley areas. These include requests to adjust building height districts and a proposal to amend the Hemmingwood PUD. A staff update on Eight District changes is also scheduled.

• Rezoning reconsideration for 179 & 181 Fishburne St to change from 2.5 to 3 Story Old City Height District
• Rezoning of 35 & 37 Prioleau St into the Accommodations Overlay (A-1)
• PUD amendment reconsideration for 0 Castlereagh Rd to increase lot count from 63 to 64
• Rezoning requests for 29 Avondale Ave and 309 Cessna Ave to Single Family Residential (SR-1)
• Rezoning of 92 President St from 4 Story to 5 Story Old City Height District

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing an ordinance to amend the Old City Height Districts and View Corridor Protection standards. The proposal includes updated regulations for measuring building heights, residential floor heights, and non-residential story heights.

• Amendment to Old City Height Districts and View Corridor Protection
• New standards for measuring building heights in feet or stories
• Updated maximum height for residential floors (12 feet)
• Updated maximum height for non-residential stories (20 feet)
• Regulations for rezoning to higher height districts

Planning Commission

The Charleston Planning Commission is reviewing several rezoning applications for the Westside and Peninsula districts. The agenda also includes requests to reconsider previous decisions regarding building heights on Fishburne Street and a planned unit development amendment in Hemmingwood.

• Reconsideration of height increase at 179 & 181 Fishburne St
• Rezoning request for 313 Ashley Ave from 2.5 to 3 story height
• Rezoning request for 35 & 37 Prioleau St to Accommodations Overlay (A-1)
• Rezoning request for 92 President St from 4 to 5 story height
• Reconsideration of Hemmingwood PUD amendment to increase single-family lots from 63 to 64

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission approved several rezoning requests, including changes to the Accommodations Overlay on Prioleau Street and height increases on President Street. It also approved single-family residential zoning for properties in Avondale, Dupont Station, and James Island. Several other applications were deferred by applicants.

• Rezoning 35 & 37 Prioleau St to Accommodations Overlay (A-1)
• Increasing height at 92 President St from 4 to 5 stories
• Zoning 29 Avondale Ave, 309 Cessna Ave, and 2157 Wappoo Dr as SR-1
• Rezoning 1989 Maybank Hwy to General Business (GB)
• Deferred rezoning requests for Fishburne St, Ashley Ave, and Orrs Ct

Public Safety Committee

The committee will consider approving a mutual aid agreement for marine public safety units and an FBI task force MOU renewal. The meeting also includes discussions regarding fire and police department personnel salaries, retention, and street flooding closure procedures.

• Approval of Marine Patrol Unit Mutual Aid Agreement with Charleston County Sheriff's Office
• Renewal of FBI Lowcountry Violent Crimes Task Force MOU for overtime reimbursement
• Discussion on Fire Department personnel salary and retention issues
• Discussion on Police Department personnel salary and retention issues
• Discussion on street flooding closure procedures

City Council

The Council will review multiple ordinances regarding property rezonings and annexations in James Island, West Ashley, and the Peninsula. The agenda also includes a first reading for a residential rental unit registration pilot program. Additionally, staff will discuss funding applications for drainage improvements on Johns Island and in West Ashley.

• Rezoning 1471 Folly Rd from Limited Business to General Business
• Rezoning 640 King St from General Business to Mixed Use/Workforce Housing
• First reading of an ordinance for a residential rental unit registration pilot program
• $3,000,000 loan application for Barberry Woods Drainage Improvements
• $1,500,000 grant application for Long Branch Creek Drainage Improvements

City Council

The Committee on Ways and Means is reviewing several personnel and infrastructure proposals. This includes requests to use ARPA funds for employee bonuses and to increase the City's starting pay rate. The committee will also consider various stormwater drainage projects and grant applications.

• $3.4 million in ARPA funds for City employee bonuses ($1,250 for full-time staff)
• A $428,939 increase to the City's starting pay rate for all pay plans
• A $3 million loan application for Barberry Woods Drainage Improvements on Johns Island
• Three change orders for the International African American Museum totaling over $338,000
• A $10 million grant application for the Concord St. Pump Station Upfit project

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review minutes from previous meetings and consider several new applications. These include requests for a self-storage facility on Clements Ferry Rd. and an outdoor equipment yard on Jack Primus Rd.

• Self-storage facility request on Clements Ferry Rd.
• Outdoor equipment storage yard request on Jack Primus Rd.
• Single-family residence construction variance at 32 Cedar St.
• Building setback and frontage variance at 74 President St.
• Duplex expansion and addition request at 451 Huger St.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider special exception requests for properties on King Street and Jack Primus Road. One request involves a 36-unit accommodations use, while the other concerns outdoor equipment storage. The board will also approve minutes from the August 2, 2022 meeting.

• Special exception for 36-unit accommodations at 438 King Street
• Outdoor equipment storage request on Jack Primus Road
• Approval of August 2, 2022 BZA-Z minutes

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals reviewed minutes and considered several applications for property variances and special exceptions. Approved items included an outdoor equipment storage yard on Jack Primus Rd. and a mini-warehouse on Clements Ferry Rd. Some applications, including one for 438 King St., were deferred or withdrawn.

• Approval of outdoor equipment storage yard at Jack Primus Rd.
• Approval of mini-warehouse self-storage facility on Clements Ferry Rd.
• Approval of residential construction variances for 32 Cedar St. and 180 Saint Margaret St.
• Approval of building setback variance for 74 President St.
• Deferral of 36-unit accommodations request at 438 King St.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing a special exception request for 438 King Street. The proposal seeks to allow a 36-unit accommodations use in the GB-A zone district. The Mazyck-Wraggborough Neighborhood Association has submitted written opposition citing traffic and parking concerns.

• Special exception request for 36-unit accommodations at 438 King Street
• Proposed use of GB-A (General Business-Accommodations) zone district
• Written opposition from Mazyck-Wraggborough Neighborhood Association

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The Public Works and Utilities Committee is reviewing several stormwater management grant applications and professional service contracts. The committee will also consider the acceptance of rights-of-way for new residential subdivisions. Additionally, staff will present updates on drainage improvements and emergency repairs.

• Grant applications for Barberry Woods ($3M), Long Branch Creek ($1.5M), and Concord St Pump Station ($10M) drainage projects
• $433,992.00 contract with AECOM for Central Park Drainage Improvements
• $667,156.00 contract with AECOM for Cooper/Jackson Drainage Improvements
• Acceptance of rights-of-way and easements for Hopewell Residential and Twin Lakes subdivisions
• $62,009.00 emergency repair for a collapsed pipe at Lee St and America St

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board is considering several applications for demolitions and new construction projects in West Ashley and James Island. These include requests for additions to a dealership, new operations buildings, and a multi-story residential and retail development.

• Demolition of a 2-story building at 1731 Savannah Hwy
• Demolition of a 1-story house at 1640 Folly Rd
• Addition to Mercedes dealership and new car wash at 1513 Savannah Hwy
• Construction of two new operations buildings for Dominion Energy at 2310 Henry Tecklenburg Dr
• New 5-story mixed-use building at 829 St. Andrews Blvd

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board reviewed several applications regarding demolitions, building additions, and new constructions. The board denied a request to demolish a 1-story house on Folly Road due to its historical significance. Other projects received preliminary or conceptual approvals.

• Denial of demolition at 1640 Folly Rd.
• Preliminary approval for car wash addition at 1513 Savannah Hwy.
• Conceptual approval for Dominion Energy buildings at 2310 Henry Tecklenburg Dr.
• Preliminary approval for 5-story mixed-use building at 829 St. Andrews Blvd.
• Deferral of demolition request for 1731 Savannah Hwy.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider applications for various construction and demolition projects in West Ashley and James Island. These include requests for a car wash, utility buildings, and a five-story mixed-use development. The board will also review minutes from the July 18 meeting.

• Demolition of commercial building at 1731 Savannah Hwy
• Demolition of commercial building at 1640 Folly Rd
• Addition to Mercedes dealership and new car wash at 1513 Savannah Hwy
• Construction of two new operations buildings for Dominion Energy at 2310 Henry Tecklenburg Dr
• New five-story mixed-use building at 829 St. Andrews Blvd

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff is reviewing several applications through the Quick Plan Review process. These items include various commercial signage installations and a rooftop solar array installation.

• Signage for Walmart at 1231 Folly Rd
• Commercial solar panel installation at 1861 Ashley River Rd
• New monument sign for a church at 725 Savage Rd
• LED illuminated wall sign at 1375 Ashley River Rd
• Signage relocation to 1954 Ashley River Rd Ste A

City Council

The Committee on Real Estate is considering several property-related items, including rental agreements for the MOJA Arts Festival and utility easements for Daniel Island. The committee will also review development agreement amendments for housing on America Street and potential property acquisitions.

• Construction budget increase for 67 America Street from $1,765,821 to $1,936,278
• $135,000 right of purchase for 56 Nunan Street
• Utility easement for Dominion Energy South Carolina at Daniel Island fields
• Increase in homebuyer subsidy from $500,000 to $738,000 for JJR Development, LLC
• Rental of Festival Hall for the MOJA Arts Festival

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff reviewed permit applications for various property modifications. Notable items include a new mixed-use building on Cannon Street and a new residence on Peachtree Street. Most applications were processed via Quick Plan Reviews.

• Mixed-use development at 89 Cannon St with restaurant space and four apartments
• New single-family residence construction at 130 Peachtree St
• Storefront window and entrance renovations at 145 King St
• Signage updates for properties on Broad Street
• Exterior repairs including roofing, fencing, and painting across several sites

Traffic and Transportation Committee

The committee will discuss a proposal to reduce speed limits in residential neighborhoods. The agenda also includes an intergovernmental agreement for the Ashley River Pedestrian Bridge and a contract extension for valet parking. Presentations regarding Lime bike share and E-Carriage are scheduled.

• Reduction of speed limits in residential neighborhoods (Ord. Sec. 19-206)
• Ashley River Pedestrian Bridge Intergovernmental Agreement
• Six-month contract extension for valet parking
• Lime - Charleston Bike Share program presentation
• E-Carriage presentation

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several site plans and subdivision plats for projects across the city. These included a 139-unit single-family development on Johns Island and various mixed-use projects in the Peninsula. Some applications were pending final documentation, while others required revision and resubmission.

• 139-unit single-family residential development at River Road and Plowground Road
• 57-unit townhome subdivision on Sanders Road
• New 3-story mixed-use building at 89/95 Cannon Street
• Self-storage facility site plan on Folly Road
• Office space and 6 residential units at 1890 Ashley River Road

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will review several applications for property alterations and new constructions. The meeting also includes a staff presentation regarding proposed ordinance changes.

• Preliminary approval for a new three-story, mixed-use building at 186 Saint Philip Street
• Conceptual approval for a guest-house, pool, and pergola at 119–121 Broad Street
• Approval for hardscaping improvements and alterations at 182 Tradd Street
• Conceptual approval for renovations and a new garage at 31 Rose Lane
• Staff presentation on ordinance changes affecting Board reviews

Board of Architectural Review

The Board is reviewing conceptual approvals for property changes in the Old and Historic District. This includes a new pool and one-story pool-house at 119-121 Broad Street and structural repairs at 96 Ashley Avenue. A demolition request for 51 Poinsett Street was deferred by the applicant.

• Conceptual approval for a new pool and one-story pool-house at 119-121 Broad Street
• After-the-fact request for repairs and additions at 96 Ashley Avenue
• Deferred request for partial demolition of a historic structure at 51 Poinsett Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board reviewed several applications for property alterations, renovations, and new construction within historic districts. While some projects received final or conceptual approval, others were deferred by the Board or applicants for further review.

• Deferral of guest house and pool proposal at 119–121 Broad Street
• Conceptual approval for alterations at 182 Tradd Street
• Preliminary approval for mixed-use building at 186 Saint Philip Street
• Final approval for accessory structure at 169 Wentworth Avenue
• Conceptual approval for renovations at 31 Rose Lane

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will consider several applications for construction and alterations within Charleston's historic districts. This includes a proposal for a two-story guest-house and pool on Broad Street that has received multiple written objections from neighbors regarding its scale and impact.

• Conceptual approval for a guest-house, pool, and pergola at 119–121 Broad Street
• Preliminary approval for a new three-story mixed-use building at 186 Saint Philip Street
• Storefront alterations at 235 Meeting Street
• After-the-fact request for piazza repairs and hardscaping at 96 Ashley Avenue
• Staff presentation on ordinance changes affecting Board reviews

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will consider several development applications and policy updates. These include requests for new construction, building relocations, and changes to sign policies.

• Preliminary approval for a 55-unit affordable housing project at 678 & 666 King Street
• Final approval for mock-up panels at 40 Line Street
• Conceptual approval to relocate the residence at 15 Radcliffe Street to 120 Saint Philip Street
• Preliminary approval for a minor addition to a steel trellis at 145 Calhoun Street
• Review of revised and new BAR sign policy statements

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will review minutes from the July 27 meeting. The board is also considering a request for final approval of mock-up panels for new construction at 40 Line Street in the Cannon-Elliottborough/Old and Historic District.

• Approval of July 27 meeting minutes
• Final approval request for mock-up panels at 40 Line Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review reviewed several development requests, including a 55-unit affordable housing project and the relocation of a historic residence. The Board deferred decisions on both projects to allow for further study and design revisions. Additionally, the Board approved updated sign policy statements.

• Deferral of 55-unit affordable housing project at 678 and 666 King Street
• Deferral of plan to relocate the residence at 15 Radcliffe Street
• Approval of revised Board of Architectural Review Sign Policy Statement
• Adoption of new sign policy for the Historic Corridor District
• Final approval for mock-up panels at 40 Line Street

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff reviewed several permit applications through the Quick Plan Review process. These include new construction for a clubhouse at 3486 Maybank Hwy and various sign installations.

• New leasing/clubhouse building at 3486 Maybank Hwy
• Sign removal and replacement at 737 Folly Rd
• Roofless trash enclosure at 650 Hopewell Dr
• Freestanding monument sign at 2753 Maybank Hwy
• Communication tower at 890 Island Park Dr

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing various staff-approved permits for building repairs, renovations, and signage. These items include structural stabilization, exterior painting, and roof replacements across several properties. Most applications were processed through the Quick Plan Review process.

• Emergency structural stabilization at 5 Killians St following a roof collapse
• Garage to pool house conversion at 6 Legare St
• Two-story addition at 513 Huger St
• Commercial signage installation at 51 S Market St
• Interior and exterior renovations at 42 Cooper St

Citizen's Police Advisory Council

The Citizen's Police Advisory Council will review subcommittee reports and receive program updates. The meeting includes a presentation on the Electronic Monitoring Program and discussions regarding third-party oversight status.

• Councilman Ezell’s resignation and replacement
• Presentation on Electronic Monitoring Program
• Updates on hiring of facilitator and third-party oversight status
• Subcommittee reports on Communications, Policies and Procedures, and Traffic Stops

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed several site plan applications for various developments. The committee directed some applicants to revise and resubmit plans while accepting others for first review.

• Woodfield Point Hope 3: Proposed 288 multi-family units, 24 townhomes, and 34,000 sqft of retail buildings
• The Waterfront Phase 3: Construction of 3 multi-family buildings on Longshore Street
• Ashley Landing Plaza: Shopping center redevelopment and Publix relocation at 1401 Sam Rittenburg Blvd
• Christian Brothers - Charleston, SC: New 9-bay automotive repair facility on Folly Road
• St. Mary's Courtyard Renovations: Renovation of the existing rear courtyard at 95 Hasell Street

License Committee

The License Committee is reviewing an ordinance to repeal and replace regulations for Late Night Entertainment Establishments. The proposal introduces new requirements for security staffing ratios, ID checks, and safety plans for businesses operating past midnight.

• Ordinance to update Late Night Entertainment Establishment regulations (Sections 17-124 through 17-135)
• New security staff ratios based on establishment occupancy load
• Requirements for exterior lighting and video surveillance equipment
• Mandatory emergency action plans and security plans for permit applicants

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design is considering applications regarding landscaping and tree protections. These include requests to remove grand trees and reduce landscape buffer widths at various locations. One application for 2815 Clements Ferry Road was deferred by the applicant.

• Variance request for 97 Line & 267 Coming Street to allow removal of grand trees
• Variance request for 1757 Sam Rittenberg Boulevard regarding landscape buffer widths
• Variance request for 3588 Maybank Highway to reduce landscape buffer width
• Variance request for 518 East Bay Street to allow removal of one grand tree

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals - Site Design is reviewing several zoning variance requests. These include requests to remove grand trees at 97 Line and 267 Coming Street, as well as reductions to landscape buffers in West Ashley and Johns Island.

• Tree removal and protected tree requirement variances at 97 Line & 267 Coming Street
• Landscape buffer and setback variance requests for 1757 Sam Rittenberg Boulevard
• Reduced landscape buffer width requests for 3588 Maybank Highway
• Approval of the July 6, 2022 BZA-SD meeting minutes

Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design

The Board of Zoning Appeals Site Design reviewed applications regarding tree preservation and landscape buffers. Most items were approved with conditions, such as requirements for new tree plantings or specific buffer widths. One application was deferred by the applicant.

• Approved tree removal and density variances at 97 Line & 267 Coming Street
• Approved landscape buffer and tree preservation variances for 1757 Sam Rittenberg Boulevard
• Approved modified landscape buffer plan for 3588 Maybank Highway
• Approved tree removal and planting requirements for 518 East Bay Street
• Deferred application for 2815 Clements Ferry Road

Human Resources Committee

The Human Resources Committee is scheduled to hold preliminary discussions regarding medical plans. The meeting also includes updates on job vacancies and discussions about job reclassifications and employee pay.

• Preliminary discussion on medical plans
• Update on job vacancies
• Discussion regarding job reclassifications
• Employee pay discussion

Health and Wellness Advisory Committee

The committee will review minutes from the July 6, 2022 meeting. Agenda items include an update on the National 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and a presentation on the Community Health Needs Assessment. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center.

• National “988” Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and Mental Health update
• Community Health Needs Assessment presentation
• Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center discussion
• SCDHEC community health update

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider new requests for variances and special exceptions. These include proposals for accessory buildings, equipment storage, and residential construction. One application regarding a self-storage facility has been deferred.

• Variance request for an accessory building at 1316 Julian Clark Rd.
• Special exception for equipment storage on Jack Primus Rd.
• Variance request for a carport/loggia at 180 Tradd St.
• Variance request for a single-family residence at 546 Huger St.
• Deferred application for a mini-warehouse facility on Clements Ferry Rd.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing requests for a property variance and a special exception. These include setback changes for 1316 Julian Clark Road and outdoor equipment storage on Jack Primus Road. The board will also review minutes from the July 19, 2022 meeting.

• Variance request for accessory building setbacks at 1316 Julian Clark Road
• Special exception request for outdoor equipment storage on Jack Primus Road
• Approval of July 19, 2022 BZA-Z minutes

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The Charleston Board of Zoning Appeals met to review several new zoning applications. The board approved variance requests for structures at 1316 Julian Clark Rd., 180 Tradd St., and 546 Huger St. Applications for an equipment storage yard on Jack Primus Rd. and a self-storage facility on Clements Ferry Rd. were deferred.

• Approved variance for accessory building at 1316 Julian Clark Rd.
• Deferred equipment storage request for Jack Primus Rd.
• Deferred mini-warehouse self-storage request for Clements Ferry Rd.
• Approved variance for carport/loggia at 180 Tradd St.
• Approved variance for single-family residence setback at 546 Huger St.

Board of Zoning Appeals Zoning

The provided agenda contains only procedural information regarding the meeting of the Board of Zoning Appeals - Zoning. No specific zoning applications or substantive items are listed in this document.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider applications for a new office building on Old Town Road and site revisions at Etiwan Park Street. The board will also discuss potential edits to the West Ashley Revitalization Design Principles.

• Conceptual approval for a new 2-story office building at 1362 Old Town Rd.
• Site revision approval for 990 Etiwan Park St. and Seven Farms Dr.
• Discussion on edits to West Ashley Revitalization Design Principles
• Approval of minutes from the July 18, 2022 meeting

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board is considering a request for conceptual approval to construct a two-story office building for the Lowcountry Land Trust. The proposed project at 1362 Old Towne Rd includes approximately 6,133 square feet of heated and cooled space.

• Request for conceptual approval of a two-story office building
• Proposed construction at 1362 Old Towne Rd
• Total heated and cooled area of approximately 6,133 square feet

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board granted conceptual approval for a new two-story office building at 1362 Old Town Rd. with specific landscaping conditions. The board also approved site revisions for St. Clare of Assisi at 990 Etiwan Park St. and Seven Farms Dr. Additionally, members held a discussion regarding updates to the West Ashley Revitalization Design Principles.

• Conceptual approval for a new 2-story office building at 1362 Old Town Rd.
• Approval of site revisions for St. Clare of Assisi in Daniel Island
• Discussion regarding West Ashley Revitalization Design Principles guidelines

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board staff processed several permit applications via Quick Plan Review. These items include roofing replacements on Savannah Highway, a building demolition, and new signage on Folly Road.

• Demolition of the former Doscher's Grocery Store at 1133 Savannah Hwy
• Commercial roofing replacement at 1524 and 1540 Savannah Hwy
• Roofing replacement at 2927 Savannah Hwy using CertainTeed Landmark shingles
• LED channel letter signage installation at 1411 Folly Rd, Ste 306
• Exterior painting for the building at 1231 Folly Rd

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review staff has processed several permit approvals for exterior modifications and building renovations. These items cover painting, roofing, and structural changes at multiple locations.

• Conversion of 332 King St to a shoe store including new gas lanterns
• Installation of two 35 sqft signs and one 19 SF monument sign at 48 Alexander St
• Renovation of 136 Peachtree St with a new roof and interior floor plan
• Extensive renovation at 95 Bogard St involving foundation work and porch updates
• New white PVC roofing system for 708 King St (Maison restaurant)

Technical Review Committee

The Technical Review Committee reviewed development proposals including a gas station, playground improvements, and residential subdivisions. Most applications were returned for revisions or are pending further documentation.

• Redevelopment of 157 Wentworth Street with new structures and parking
• Two new buildings at 1750 & 1738 Signal Point Road
• An 8-lot subdivision and road plans for Oakfield Sub., Phases 5C & 5D
• A gas station, convenience store, and office at 3285 Timberline Drive
• New playground improvements at 300 Albemarle Road

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will consider several applications for property alterations in Charleston's historic districts. The items include requests for new buildings, renovations to existing structures, and the demolition of portions of historic buildings.

• Demolition request for part of a historic structure at 12 Line Street
• New mixed-use building proposal at 651 King Street
• Request to raise a historic house and add an addition at 13 Rutledge Avenue
• Renovations to entrance, piazza, and outdoor seating at 252 Coming Street
• Exterior renovation and new rear residence proposals for 91 Nassau Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board is reviewing several applications for structural changes to historic buildings. These include a request to demolish part of a structure at 12 Line Street and conceptual plans for 13 Rutledge Avenue.

• Demolition request for portion of historic structure at 12 Line Street
• Conceptual approval to raise house and add addition at 13 Rutledge Avenue
• Alterations to previous approvals and porch restoration at 51 Chapel Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review reviewed several requests for historic property alterations and new constructions. The board granted conceptual approvals for various projects while deferring others for further information or resubmission.

• 651 King Street: Conceptual approval for a new mixed-use building with board conditions
• 12 Line Street: Approval to demolish a portion of a historic structure
• 13 Rutledge Avenue: Conceptual approval to raise a house and add an addition
• 91 Nassau Street: Conceptual approval for exterior renovations
• 252 Coming Street: Conceptual approval for entrance renovation and outdoor seating

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review - Small will review several requests for historic renovations, demolitions, and new structures. The agenda includes proposals for property alterations in the Old and Historic District and the East Side. One item involves a new mixed-use building at 651 King Street that received written feedback from a neighborhood association regarding its design and scale.

• Proposed demolition of part of a historic structure at 12 Line Street
• Conceptual approval for a new mixed-use building at 651 King Street
• Request to raise a historic house and add an addition at 13 Rutledge Avenue
• Proposed storefront alterations at 235 Meeting Street
• Renovation plans including outdoor seating and an accessibility lift at 252 Coming Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will consider applications for property changes in the Old City District. This includes a request for conceptual approval for renovations and new construction at 122-124 Cannon Street. The board will also review a siding substitution for Foundry Alley / Iron Forge Alley and a sign policy statement restudy.

• Renovation of two structures and addition of two new residential structures at 122-124 Cannon Street
• Siding thickness substitution request for Foundry Alley / Iron Forge Alley
• Sign Policy Statement Restudy
• Approval of minutes from the July 13 meeting

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is considering a request for conceptual approval at 122-124 Cannon Street. The proposal involves renovating two existing structures and adding two new residential buildings at the rear of the property. This plan also includes abandoning the property line between 122 and 124 Cannon Street.

• Renovation of two existing structures at 122-124 Cannon Street
• Addition of two new residential structures at the rear of the property
• Abandonment of the property line between 122 and 124 Cannon Street

Board of Architectural Review

The Board granted conceptual approval for renovations and new residential structures at 122-124 Cannon Street. A request to use thinner fiber cement siding for the Foundry Alley/Iron Forge Alley project was deferred for further study. An item regarding a sign policy restudy was withdrawn.

• Conceptual approval for renovations and new residential structures at 122-124 Cannon Street
• Deferral of siding substitution request for Foundry Alley / Iron Forge Alley
• Withdrawal of Sign Policy Statement Restudy

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will consider requests for residential construction at 122-124 Cannon Street and a siding thickness substitution at Foundry Alley. The meeting also includes a review of the Sign Policy Statement Restudy.

• Renovation and new residential structures at 122-124 Cannon Street
• Siding thickness substitution for Foundry Alley / Iron Forge Alley
• Sign Policy Statement Restudy