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Charleston real estate committee approves Low Line access easement, quitclaim deed, industrial park amendment and three annexations
Summary
Charleston — The City of Charleston Committee on Real Estate unanimously approved several land-use items March 24, including a surface easement to provide public pedestrian and bicycle access to the planned Low Line Linear Park, authorization for the mayor to execute a quitclaim deed conveying about 40 feet of Shepherd Street right-of-way, an amendment to include a brewery property in the Joint County Industrial Park, and three single-family residential annexations.
CHARLESTON — The City of Charleston Committee on Real Estate unanimously approved several land-use items March 24, including a surface easement to provide public pedestrian and bicycle access to the planned Low Line Linear Park, authorization for the mayor to execute a quitclaim deed conveying about 40 feet of Shepherd Street right-of-way, an amendment to include a brewery property in the Joint County Industrial Park, and three single-family residential annexations.
The easement and deed are connected to a multi-party memorandum of understanding from February 2019. City staff said the easement would be granted on property owned by LC Line Street Phase 1 LLC and would allow people to travel from Meeting Street across that private parcel to reach the future Low Line Linear Park. "This easement ... would allow access, for…
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