Charleston County Council won’t be turning over I-526 project to the city

  • Diane Knich
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  • Thursday, December 13th, 2012
    If the I-526 extension is built, a highway will cut across the marsh and the Stono River, marring the view for residents of the Waterway South condominiums in West Ashley.

    If the I-526 extension is built, a highway will cut across the marsh and the Stono River, marring the view for residents of the Waterway South condominiums in West Ashley.

    Isaac Godfrey and other family members on Delaney Drive on James Island lament Wednesday the possibility of Interstate 526 encroaching on their community and way of life. Their families have been there since the 1930s. From left, Robin Welch of Nix 526, Marilyn Samuel from a nearby neighborhood, Godfrey and Councilwoman Colleen Condon.

    Isaac Godfrey and other family members on Delaney Drive on James Island lament Wednesday the possibility of Interstate 526 encroaching on their community and way of life. Their families have been there since the 1930s. From left, Robin Welch of Nix 526, Marilyn Samuel from a nearby neighborhood, Godfrey and Councilwoman Colleen Condon. Buy this photo