The Charleston Peninsula: Our Community, Our Future, Our Plan

A City-sponsored, community-driven master plan to guide the growth and evolution of the Charleston Peninsula for the coming decades.

Six people of varying ages, skin colors and gender, seated around a table in discussion. The table has a map with colorful sticky notes.
Two African-American kids drawing on a sidewalk with chalk with a park in the background and the sun high in the sky.
An older Black man points at a poster on the wall, in discussion with a group of people of varying ages, skin color and gender.
A room of nearly one hundred people, seated for a presentation.

Our Community.

Our Future.

Our Plan.

Our Community. Our Future. Our Plan.

An image block that says "About the Plan," with a faded image of a racially, ethnically, gender and age diverse group seated for a presentation.
An image block with the words "Get Involved" and a faded image of two young African-American women listening to someone else not pictured.
An image block that says "News" with a faded image of a group of women, racially and ethnically diverse, seated around microphones.
An image block with the words "Contact Us" and a faded image of a poster with sticky notes and the question "How would you like to engage with this process in the future?"
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About the Plan’s Identity

The identity for the planning effort was created with community voices at the center, reflecting their personal relationships with the Peninsula. 

Thank you to these individuals for participating in the process ensuring language, style, color and theme reflected generations of people who have contributed to the culture, narrative and development of the place many call home.

  • Dr. Millicent Brown

  • Robert Ellington

  • Damon Fordham

  • Marc Gibson

  • Camela Guevera

  • Eric Jackson

  • Marcus McDonald

  • Domenico Ruggerio