South Carolina developer drops 200-home plan as 229 acres are set aside for conservation
A developer in South Carolina has abandoned plans for a 200-home project on a 229-acre tract. Following challenges based on concerns about wetlands, wildlife, and water quality, the parties reached a settlement. As a result, the Open Space Institute will acquire the land, which sits next to the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. The land is set to be permanently protected from development. Conservation advocates have welcomed the outcome after years of efforts to preserve the area.
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