AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTree Canopy: Summerville’s updated comprehensive plan aims to protect greenspace as development expands, though officials say current buffer rules have not changed since the town’s zoning ordinance was adopted. Coastal Protection: A settlement bars data centers across most of Colleton County’s ACE Basin, while Mount Pleasant has approved a separate two-year pause on data center development. Clean Energy: EnergyRe secured $815 million for South Carolina solar projects; a new study also ranked the state last for energy efficiency. Water & Weather: Charleston County shellfish beds have reopened after a rainfall closure, and forecasters expect a wetter-than-average winter for the Grand Strand and Pee Dee as El Niño develops. Road Expansion: The Army Corps will hold public meetings Nov. 17–19 on the proposed SC-22 extension in Horry County, with comments accepted through Dec. 4 as environmental review continues. Waste: Greenville residents can drop off unused or expired medicines at a prescription take-back event Oct. 24; organizers warn against flushing them because drugs can contaminate water.
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