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MONCKS CORNER COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 2017 Planning Commission DRAFT February 2017 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MONCKS CORNER COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 2017 Planning Commission DRAFT February 2017 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 2017 Moncks Corner Comprehensive Plan was developed by a collaboration of the following: Moncks Corner Planning Commission Moncks Corner Town Council Rev. Robin McGhee-Frazier (Co-Chair) Mayor Michael A. Lockliear Tobie Mixon (Co-Chair) David A. Dennis, Mayor Pro-Tem Mattie Gethers Johna T. Bilton Chris Griffin Charlotte A. Cruppeninck (PC Ex-officio member) Roscoe Haynes James N. Law Jr. Ryan Nelson Chadwick D. Sweatman Connor Salisbury Dr. Tonia A. Taylor Karyn Grooms (Alternate) Town Staff Jeff Lord - Town Administrator Doug Polen - Community Development Director Marilyn Baker - Clerk Treasurer With assistance of the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments: 2017 Comprehensive Plan Planning Commission Draft Recommended 2/27/17 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Executive summary Population Element (11 pages) Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1 Population Trends .................................................................................................................... 1 Demographic Characteristics ................................................................................................... 3 Households and Families .......................................................................................................... 4 Educational Attainment ........................................................................................................... 5 Income and Poverty .................................................................................................................. 6 Projected Population and Household Growth .......................................................................... 8 Population Growth in the Surrounding Area .......................................................................... 10 Population Household Growth ............................................................................................... 10 Population Growth in the Surrounding Area .......................................................................... 10 Population Goals and Policies ................................................................................................ 10 Housing (7 pages) Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1 Housing Stock ........................................................................................................................... 1 Household Types ...................................................................................................................... 3 Future Housing Needs and Opportunities ................................................................................ 6 Housing Goals and Policies ....................................................................................................... 7 Cultural Resources (10 pages) Area History .............................................................................................................................. 1 Historic Structures and Sites ..................................................................................................... 2 Cooper River Maritime Heritage Trails ..................................................................................... 7 Religious Institutions ................................................................................................................. 7 i Educational Institutions ............................................................................................................ 8 Libraries and Museums ............................................................................................................ 8 Recreational Facilities and Scenic Resources ........................................................................... 9 Cultural Resource Goals and Policies ..................................................................................... 10 Natural Resources (11 pages) Climate ..................................................................................................................................... 1 Endangered Species .................................................................................................................. 1 Wetlands .................................................................................................................................. 3 Floodplains ............................................................................................................................... 5 Watershed ................................................................................................................................ 6 Aquifer ...................................................................................................................................... 6 Geology and Soils ..................................................................................................................... 7 Berkeley County Green Infrastructure Plan .............................................................................. 9 Tree Protection Ordinances .................................................................................................... 10 Natural Resource Goals and Policies ...................................................................................... 10 Community Facilities (11 pages) Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1 Water Supply ............................................................................................................................ 1 Sewage and Wastewater Treatment ....................................................................................... 2 Private (on-site) Water and Wastewater Systems ................................................................... 3 Solid Waste and Recycling ........................................................................................................ 3 Storm Water Management ...................................................................................................... 3 Public Safety ............................................................................................................................. 4 Government Facilities ............................................................................................................... 8 Health Care ............................................................................................................................... 8 Educational Facilities ................................................................................................................ 9 Community Facilities Goals and Policies ................................................................................ 10 Transportation (7 pages) Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1 Road Network ........................................................................................................................... 1 Transportation Alternatives ..................................................................................................... 3 Bike and Pedestrian Infrastructure........................................................................................... 4 Public Transit ............................................................................................................................ 5 ii Rail Network ............................................................................................................................. 6 Airports ..................................................................................................................................... 6 Transportation Goals and Policies ............................................................................................ 7 Economics (16 pages) Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1 Current Economic Base ............................................................................................................. 1 Work Force/Labor Force Profile ............................................................................................... 4 Economic Goals and Policies .................................................................................................. 15 Land Use (8 pages) Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1 Existing Land Uses .................................................................................................................... 1 Land Use Classifications ........................................................................................................... 2 Existing Zoning ......................................................................................................................... 3 Future Land Uses ...................................................................................................................... 3 Land Use and Development Principles ..................................................................................... 3 Implementation .......................................................................................................................
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