Politics & Government
Council to Take up Coleman Plan
Wednesday meeting is final chance for public comment on revitalization plan.

A Wednesday meeting is the final chance for the public to give in-person comments on a massive overhaul of Coleman Boulevard.
The $7.5-million revamp calls for bike lanes, on-street parking, a center parkway and a huge roundabout at Coleman, Chuck Dawley and Ben Sawyer boulevards.
The plan would also do away with a turn lane that stretches the entire street. That means fewer left-hand turns, which has been a concern for some businesses.
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Wednesday's called meeting will include a formal presentation about the project and allow the public to comment. The council will also share comments on the plan.
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It's not clear if a vote will be taken, since already the council has presented the plans to the South Carolina Department of Transportation for approval. The plans can change while its still under state review, however.
IF YOU GO
What: A special called council meeting to address Coleman Blvd.
When: 6 p.m., Wednesday
Where: Town Hall Gym, 100 Ann Edwards Lane
What's next: Though the council has already voted to accept the plans as is, some elements may change based on public comment. Written comments may still be accepted.
More information: View the agenda attached to this story.
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