A ULI South Carolina Technical Assistance Panel. Mount Pleasant TAP: Framework for Growth Management

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A ULI South Carolina Technical Assistance Panel August 2015 Mount Pleasant TAP: Framework for Growth Management August 5 6, 2015

About the Urban Land Institute Mission To provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide. ULI is a membership organization with nearly 45,000 members, worldwide representing the spectrum of real estate development, land use planning and financial disciplines, working in private enterprise and public service. ULI South Carolina was founded in 2005 to support the larger mission of ULI. The District Council has some 500 members across the state.

Technical Assistance Panels ULI s Technical Assistance Panel (TAP) Program is designed to provide objective, expert advice to municipal and community-based organizations on the feasibility, design, or implementation of development initiatives. ULI South Carolina s TAP program brings together an interdisciplinary team of experts for two-days of stakeholder interviews, site tours and deliberations. Initial observations, analysis and recommendations are delivered in a public meeting at the end of the twoday session. This is followed by a more detailed report.

Technical Assistance Panels Since 2005, 25+ advisory services teams have helped sponsors find creative, practical solutions for some of the most challenging issues facing today s urban, suburban and rural communities;. Get timely, candid and unbiased input from interdisciplinary experts; Myrtle Beach Kick-start critical conversations and move beyond deadlock; and Gain fresh insights and discover innovative solutions to complex real land use and economic development issues.

Diverse Expertise Developer Economic Development Public Financing Transportation Engineer Planning Real Estate Investment Elected Officials Senior Housing Workforce & Affordable Housing

The Panel Chairwoman Nancy Whitworth, Director of Economic Development, City of Greenville Panelists Aaron Conley, President, Third Act Solutions, Greenville, SC Jonathan Guy, Associate, Kimley Horn Associates, Columbia, SC Phil Payne, Chief Executive Officer, Gingko Residential, Charlotte, NC Mayor Lisa Sulka, Mayor, Town of Bluffton, SC Scott Wilkerson, Chief Operating Officer, Gingko Residential, Charlotte, NC

The Panel

Thanks to Our Panel Sponsor

Agenda Day 1 Project Orientation Site Tour Stakeholder Interviews Panel Deliberations Day 2 Stakeholder Interviews Panel Deliberations addressed focus areas opportunities & challenges defined guiding principles developed recommendations Public Presentation

Thanks to Our Stakeholders Bob Hervey, East Cooper Habitat for Humanity Michelle Mapp, SC Community Loan Fund Fred Whittle, Jupiter Holdings Zach Bearden, Origin Development Partners Gray Taylor, Buist Buyers & Taylor Councilman Elton Carrier, Mt. Pleasant Chad Bedenfelder, the I ON Group Jeff Fort, Gramling Brothers Sam Herin, Stubbs, Muldrow & Herin Charles Muldron, Stubbs, Muldrow & Herin Charles Cook, Stubbs, Muldrow & Herin Tex Small, Avtex Development John Chalfie, Mt. Pleasant Business Association Patrick Arnold, Charleston Realtors Barry Wolff Greg Sidewell Will Haynie Joe Bustos Jerry Scurry Katherine Doe Dan Doyle, The Beach Company Kent Johnson, The Beach Company Robert Morgan, Greystar Ashley Heggie, Greystar Bill Eubanks, Seamon Whiteside Gary Collins, Seamon Whiteside Mayor Linda Paige, Town of Mt. Pleasant Bob Brimmer Save Shem Creek, Jimmy Bagwell et al Rusty Bennett Eric Demoura, Town of Mt. Pleasant Christiane Farrell, Town of Mt. Pleasant Amy Riley, Thomas & Hutton Steve Dudash, Thomas & Hutton Councilman Chris O Neil, Mt. Pleasant Joe Barnes, Westrock Councilwoman Thomasina Stokes Marshall, Mt. Pleasant Tom Senkbeil, Taft Development Tom Taft, Taft Development Councilman Paul Gawrich, Mt. Pleasant Mary Graham, Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce

Proposed Framework for Growth Management GOAL #1: Curb the number of allowable residential units as a means to responsibly manage density and population Elimination of bonus densities; Eliminate increased densities in mixed use in mixed use planned developments; Addition of 100% commercial street frontage requirement for MF projects in the Urban Corridor Overlay District; and Explore the reduction of the metes and bounds of the Urban Corridor Overlay District.

Proposed Framework for Growth Management GOAL #2: Appropriately adjust development costs to pay for public infrastructure such as roads (i.e. growth pays for growth) Increase impact fee for transportation; and Eliminate waiver of recreation impact fee for development providing amenities.

Proposed Framework for Growth Management GOAL #3: Enhance Quality of Life through the acquisition of open space and the expansion of recreational lands. Use taxation with a sunset provision to acquire, for the public s use and enjoyment, properties important to preserving the quality of life in Mt. Pleasant; and Use taxation with a sunset provision to fund the design and construction of publically owned recreational land.

Panel Assignment Evaluate the Framework for Growth Management as proposed by Mt. Pleasant Town Council; Identify alternative strategies and tactics for a Framework for responsible Growth Management;

Panel Observations No consistent vision of what you want Mt. Pleasant to be; Without consistent vision it is a challenge to reach community consensus; Perceived capricious & unpredictable approval process Current bonus density structure is not working as it was intended; Distrust between elected officials, development community and Mt. Pleasant citizens; No clear strategy for affordable and workforce housing; Lack of economic development strategy; There is a high level of dissatisfaction across all stakeholders and constituency groups; and Perceived lack of leadership.

GOAL #3: Enhance Quality of Life through the acquisition of open space and the expansion of recreational lands. Panel Recommendation: Recreational land needs to be close to where people are today and where they will be tomorrow; Strategically identify where to purchase land; Worthy goal but not the panels place to advise on taxation; Consider the following financing options: bond referendum to protect land; hospitality tax; work with Charleston County s half cent sales tax; and Coordinate with conservation groups South Carolina Coastal Conservation Group; East Cooper Land Trust

GOAL #2 Appropriately adjust development costs to pay for public infrastructure such as roads (i.e. growth pays for growth) Panel Recommendation: Mt. Pleasant has the highest impact fees in the region; Increased impact fees may yield lower land values while steering development elsewhere; Could lower the relative land value of land subject to development or redevelopment Incentivize development within the high density nodes with lower impact fees; and Eliminate the waiver of recreation impact fee for developments that are providing non-public amenities.

GOAL #1: Curb the number of allowable residential units as a means to responsibly manage density and population Explore reducing the metes and bounds of the Urban Corridor Overlay District. Panel Recommendation: Adjust the size of the urban corridor overlay district to distinct development nodes; Certain spots should have opportunities for higher density; Create high density nodes within the corridor;

GOAL #1: Curb the number of allowable residential units as a means to responsibly manage density and population Add a 100 percent commercial street frontage requirement for multifamily. Panel Recommendation: We disagree with the proposal as presented in the Framework for Growth Management. Focus on mixed use at these high density nodes; Within nodes require integrated mixed-use;

GOAL #1: Curb the number of allowable residential units as a means to responsibly manage density and population and eliminate all bonus density allowances. Amend the Town of Mt. Pleasant Zoning Code to eliminate increased densities and all bonus densities in mixed use development. Panel Recommendation: Focus on high density within the nodes; Improve execution of bonus densities including architectural design, neighborhood compatibility, parking and traffic impact; Correct the problems that have occurred rather than eliminate opportunities; and Look at opportunities for a more effective strategy and execution of workforce, senior and affordable housing.

In Closing Mt. Pleasant needs a consistent clearly articulated community vision and economic development strategy; and Engage an outside group to facilitate a community charette such as Envision Mt. Pleasant;

Questions? Heather.Foley@ULI.org http://southcarolina.uli.org 843.513.9331