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Can Charleston County protect historic settlement communities like 10 Mile?

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The 10 Mile Community sits just off Seafood Road, which runs along the marsh and floods regularly. Residents worry that new development will do nothing to address the flooding problem and could imperil future residents. Three proposed Crescent Homes subdivisions in 10 Mile were denied certificates of historic appropriateness. Now the developer is claiming the HPC has overstepped its authority.

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Can Charleston County protect historic settlement communities like 10 Mile?

The 10 Mile Community is defending itself against proposed changes to a county ordinance that would amend protections against new development lacking "historic appropriateness." The settlement community is one of 20 in the county affected by the law, and the…

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