State Appeal Hearing… Thank you SELC & SCELP!!
TOP STORY Appeals court hears argument on cruise ships in Charleston By Abigail Darlington adarlington@postandcourier.com Feb 15, 2017 ...
CHS | Vote Tuesday… Charleston’s future is at stake
It’s impossible to overstate the importance of Charleston’s mayoral election. The City is at a crossroads. Traffic congestion has worsened; May is now gridlock. Hundreds of new hotel rooms have j ...
CHS | That proposed Cruise Terminal – Where are we now?
Two years ago, United States District Court Judge Richard Gergel handed the cruise terminal opponents their first victory, tossing the SPA’s federal permit to build a proposed $35 million terminal at ...
Preservation Society and Coastal Conservation League Comments
Preservation Society and Coastal Conservation League Comments 2015-11-05 Pres. Society & League APE Comments
National Trust Comments for Army Corps
NTHP Comments for Army Corps Request for Comments Charleston Terminal 11.5.2015 FINAL
Visual Impact Analysis: Cruise ships in downtown Charleston
Check out this slideshow by The National Trust depicting the visual impacts larger cruise ships will have on our skyline.
See the mayoral candidates’ responses to the Coastal Conservation League’s question about “cruise control.”
See the mayoral candidates' responses to the Coastal Conservation League's question about "cruise control." Stavrinakis: Stavrinakis declined the League's invitation to participate in the one-hour int ...
Port Love | If You Were Mayor
Port Love Jun 30, 2015 by Whitney Powers We applaud the Ports Authority for their $5 million investment to be used for the purchase and protection of land along the Cooper River watershed to mitigat ...
New terminal site worth a look | Editorial
New terminal site worth a look The Post and Courier Neighbors, preservationists, environmentalists, physicians, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and even the S.C. Supreme Court have sa ...
Planning Commission wants city to find alternative site for cruise terminal
Charleston’s long-awaited tourism management plan got a green light to move forward Monday provided city leaders look for an alternative to Union Pier as the site of a new cruise ship terminal. The c ...