Churches and Schools Face New Zoning Rules | Charleston News

Mount Pleasant is poised to tighten control over how land currently used by churches, schools, and community centers can be redeveloped — without changing the zoning itself. If these properties close, they could be turned into housing with up to three homes per acre, but now town council approval would be required before any such change. Over 20 properties could be affected, sparking debate: critics fear it limits institutional autonomy and property value, while officials argue it protects the town’s long-term vision and preserves flexibility for future expansion. The Planning Commission will debate this August 31st — and you’re invited to weigh in.

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