Planning Projects

Comprehensive Plans

History

Under the 1994 S.C. Local Government Comprehensive Planning Enabling Act, all counties and municipalities with land use regulations were required to have comprehensive plans in place by May 4, 1999.

These plans, which contain nine distinct elements — population, economics, natural resources, cultural resources, community facilities, housing, land use, transportation and priority investments — are aimed at managing future growth and preserving community identity. The BCDCOG has assisted with developing several of the initial comprehensive plans prior to 1999 and continues to support local governments with preparing updates and/or zoning and land development regulations to implement these plans.

 Moncks Corner Comprehensive Plan 2022
 Hanahan Comprehensive  Plan 2022
 Berkeley County Comprehensive Plan 2020
 McClellanville Comprehensive Plan 2020
 Goose Creek Comprehensive Plan 2020
 Harleyville Comprehensive Plan 2020
 PRIME North Charleston

Land Use & Corridor Management Plans

 Joint Base Charleston – Communication Coordination Manual
 Joint Land Use Study
 Riverland Drive Corridor Management Plan
 Partnership for Prosperity: A Master Plan for the Neck Area Charleston and North Charleston
Rethink Folly Road (Report available for purchase or download)
 Rivers Avenue Connectivity Plan

Community and Regional Plans

 Accessing Healthy Food in Charleston’s “Neck Area” 
 Berkeley County Hazard Mitigation Plan
 Blueways Plan