The City Council meeting agenda features a public hearing on the proposed 2027 City Budget and multiple zoning ordinance amendments concerning Short Term Rentals and specific property rezonings. The session includes business from the Committee on Ways and Means, such as the authorization of up to $90,000,000 in public facilities bonds, the acceptance of various state and federal grants for cultural programs and police operations, and the approval of construction contracts for a new Fire Operations Center. Additionally, the agenda covers several annexation requests, proposed franchise agreements with utility providers, and amendments to administrative and stormwater management codes.
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The meeting included the presentation of external audit work by Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC, and an introduction of Mr. Grant Davis, CPA, a partner with the firm. The committee reviewed financial documents related to the City's annual audit cycle.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Charleston Technical Review Committee Technical Review Committee Meeting
The meeting involves the review of site plans and subdivision applications, including the proposed construction of a free-standing emergency department, pedestrian trail and lake outfall improvements, RV and boat storage facilities, golf club teaching and laundry facilities, and the installation of a new watermain.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Community Development Committee Agenda
The committee meeting agenda includes the approval of a resolution to certify properties at 347 Ashley Avenue and 448 Race Street as an Abandoned Building Site under the South Carolina Abandoned Buildings Revitalization Act. It also involves the authorization to de-obligate CHDO HOME set-aside funds from program years 2019-2024 for affordable housing development. Additionally, the agenda covers updates from the Planning and Preservation staff regarding proposed fee amendments for zoning and administrative services, as well as an update on 52 Cooper Street and related process improvements.
