Transitional Zoning Sparks Debate | Charleston News

Berkeley County’s Planning Commission is weighing a bold new zoning proposal that could let Eastwood Homes build homes on smaller lots while preserving half the land for conservation—offering a potential win for housing without massive sprawl. But locals are raising alarms: existing infrastructure can’t handle the strain, and the process feels rushed. Though the County Council paused final action, the Planning Commission still has a say—and if they recommend approval, it’ll head to another committee for review in early September. The debate’s far from over, and community voices remain central to the outcome.

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