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City of Charleston Public Meeting: Trees to Offset Water

Date

June 15, 2017

Time

5:30-7pm

Location

Charleston, SC

Venue

Wells Fargo Auditorium (Rm 115), College of Charleston School of Business, 5 Liberty Street

Narrative

Public Meeting Flyer

“TREES TO OFFSET WATER”- Charleston was selected for a study about beneficially integrating trees into the City’s stormwater management programs. Trees improve air quality, provide shade, decrease erosion, remove pollutants from stormwater, and can soak up a tremendous volume of stormwater. The South Carolina Forestry Commission is studying Charleston to see if we can use more trees to help us reduce flooding and improve water quality in our lakes, wetlands, springs, and rivers. Your opinions and ideas are needed. We hope you will come share them at this meeting!

Type
  • Meeting
  • Public Event
  • Public Hearing
Audience
  • Academics
  • Architects
  • Coastal/Resource Managers
  • Consultants
  • Developers/Contractors
  • Engineers
  • Environmental Orgs
  • Federal Government
  • General Public
  • Landscape Architects
  • Local Government
  • Outreach/Education Professionals
  • Planners
  • Public Works Officials
  • State Government
  • Stormwater Educators
  • Stormwater Managers
Categories
  • Air Quality
  • Coastal Ecology
  • Coastal Erosion
  • Coastal Habitat Restoration
  • Coastal Management
  • Community Development Issues
  • Conservation
  • Forestry
  • Green Infrastructure
  • Groundwater Issues
  • Growth Management
  • Land Use Planning
  • Low Impact Development
  • Non-point Source Pollution
  • Pollution
  • Project Design & Evaluation
  • Public Access
  • Regulations
  • Restoration Science
  • Stormwater Management
  • Stormwater Ponds
  • Sustainable Development
  • Water Quality
  • Watershed Management
  • Wetlands
Focus Areas
  • County: Charleston
Quarter
  • Spring 17 (Apr - Jun)
Webpage
Supporting Orgs.
  • ULI South Carolina
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