Geographic Information Systems / Y RD FOLL HW Y James Island Co. / The South Carolina State Transportation Infrastructure Bank / NWAY WOODLAND SHORES RR M SA / Maybank / calculated using GIS / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / cent / /
Facility
Cross Island Expressway / Stono River Bridge / Fort Johnson Road / Citadel Mall / Mark Clark Expressway / Maybank Highway / Citadel Mall District / Charleston International Airport / James Island Bridge / Expressway Gathering Places Primary Highway State/County Road Urban Growth Boundary Study Area Citadel Mall / Highway Corridor Overlay District / Medical University of South Carolina / /
IndustryTerm
transportation network serves / specific transportation projects / transportation element / different transportation options / transportation facility / transportation / transportation options / roadway network / Water transportation / transportation projects / municipal services / Normal solutions / public transportation / transportation network / manufacturing / transportation plan / ferry services / transportation networks / street network / transportation portion / /
NaturalFeature
Ashley River / James Island / Stono River / UGB falls / Johns Island / Charleston peninsula / /
Organization
South Carolina Department of Transportation / Medical University of South Carolina / U.S. Census Bureau / Federal Highway Administration / PA RD / Miles Chapter / South Carolina State Ports Authority / Transportation Advisory Board / Rural Transportation Management Agency / Charleston County Comprehensive Plan Chapter / Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority / /
Person
Glenn McConnell / /
Position
Johns Island Executive / Major / General / Secretary of State / /
ProvinceOrState
Overlay District / Citadel Mall District / Charleston County / South Carolina / Main Road Overlay District / Maybank Highway Corridor Overlay District / /
goal of the boundary is to promote infill and redevelopment in order to control normal urban sprawl. Since then, the UGB has been incorporated into other plans, including the City of Charleston Century V City Plan and J