City of Charleston Traffic & Transportation Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee will receive an update on the Lowcountry Lowline project. Key action items include reviewing a resolution and municipal agreement with the South Carolina Department of Transportation regarding intersection improvements at SC Highway 41 and Reflectance Drive/Halfway Creek Road. Additionally, the committee will consider approving a Memorandum of Understanding with Millstone Ventures, LLC for intersection improvements at Wildcat Boulevard and William E. Murray Boulevard, and a Memorandum of Agreement with Southeastern Recapitalization Group, LLC regarding property contributions for potential intersection improvements at River Road and Murraywood Road/Rushland Landing Drive.
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City Of Charleston Traffic And Transportation Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee discussed a Special Events Ordinance amendment concerning filming and photography guidelines. Additionally, the committee reviewed a request for after-the-fact approval regarding the submission of a USDOT ATTAIN grant application for $2,257,805, which involves the deployment of an AI-Powered Intelligent Transportation System (A-ITS) across critical intersections in the city.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting
City Council of Charleston Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting included a proclamation honoring the late Eugene Frazier, Sr., and the recognition of Emergency Management Awareness Month. Several public hearings were held regarding property rezonings and an amendment to remove an exposed grave site. The Council appointed members to the Commission on the Arts, the Resiliency and Sustainability Advisory Committee, the Tourism Commission, and the Livability Review Board. Other actions included the approval of an amended mediated settlement agreement, the adoption of an Ad Hoc Rules Advisory Committee report concerning mayoral portraits and the Commission on Women, and the naming of the Huger Street Pump Station in honor of former Councilmember Robert Mitchell. The Council also reviewed reports on vendor ordinance amendments, facility projects, and several annexations, and addressed grant applications.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council Agenda
The City Council agenda covers numerous items including public hearings for zoning amendments and rezoning requests, such as changing classifications for properties on Mt. Pleasant St., Garden Creek Rd., Wappoo Dr., and Saint James Dr. Appointments were listed for the Commission on the Arts, Resiliency and Sustainability Advisory Committee, Tourism Commission, and Livability Review Board. Other business includes the approval of a mediated settlement agreement, reports from the Ad Hoc Rules Advisory Committee regarding mayoral portraits and administrative code changes, and various facilities and infrastructure project updates, including stormwater management, parks and recreation centers, and traffic/transportation initiatives. Several annexation ordinances and lease agreements were also scheduled for consideration.
