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Angel Oak Preserve project advances to federal review as land trust seeks $4 million in Green Belt funds
Summary
The committee heard that the Lowcountry Land Trust’s Angel Oak Preserve nomination passed the state board and is now at the National Register for consideration; the land trust has asked the city for about $4 million in Green Belt funding toward a $16–18 million project.
City staff told the Charleston City Committee on Special Facilities on May 7 that the Lowcountry Land Trust has submitted the Angel Oak Preserve nomination to the National Register of Historic Places after unanimous approval by the state review board.
Mister Froelich, a city staff member, said the nomination is now with the federal registry and staff is awaiting a determination. He said the design plan was approved by the…
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