62 homes—and a different stoplight plan for Maybank
The applicant’s study assumes most Southwick traffic would use new streets to reach a signal opposite St. Johns Woods Parkway. Neighbors want traffic and drainage answers.
Charleston.
Charleston development and public decisions.
3 published articles
Latest ·One lot, two height limits: Proposal would require measured boundaries
Charleston’s draft calls for boundary checks during site reviews—and expressly excludes Old City height lines from a 50-foot flexibility rule.
One lot, two height limits: A proposal would pin down the dividing line
Charleston’s draft calls for measurements on split-height parcels—and excludes those height lines from a provision allowing 50 feet of zoning flexibility.
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