housing

Raised concerns regarding affordable housing income thresholds and land valuation in city redevelopment projects.

Anthony Bryant urged the city to focus more on developing affordable housing for very low-income residents on the peninsula.

Expressed concerns about proposed summer curfew enforcement and urged city leaders to monitor Dominion Energy rate negotiations.

Thanked council for considering changes to MU-3 zoning and ensuring one-for-one public housing replacement guarantees.

Expressed concerns about housing needs, infrastructure capacity, and ensuring affordable housing units are prioritized for very low-income residents.

Suggested adding explicit one-to-one unit replacement guarantees to the MU-3 ordinance and increasing building height flexibility in commercial corridors.

Representing the Preservation Society, expressed support for the creative approach to affordability and urged proactive community engagement.

Representing the Historic Charleston Foundation, praised the 50% workforce housing requirement and permanent affordability rules.