This is the final presentation given on October 4, at 5:30pm in the City Council Chambers. Mayor Keyserling gave an introduction, followed by Demetri Baches. Craig Lewis presented the work produced at the charrette, which went from Sept. 27-Oct. 4.

7. Sector Map

9. Civic Master Plan – Volume 1

10. Redevelopment Commission Projects Book

11. The Neighborhood Structure

14. Sector 2 Synoptic Survey Data

15. Sectors 2 & 3 Synoptic Survey Data

18. Opportunities Maps

20. Comparison of Neighborhood Fabric

21. Waterfront Accessibility Historic Core 12,320 lf of Shoreline 6,734 lf publicly accessible 55% Accessible Beaufort River South 11,800 lf of Shoreline 650 lf accessible (Current) Battery Creek 29,323 lf of Shoreline 1200 lf accessible (Current)

23. Beaufort Plaza Redevelopment

27. Infill Neighborhood at the North Street Trailhead

30. The Depot Area

31. The Depot Eco-Industrial-Urban-Lowcountry Plaza

32. Looking South Along the Greenway Towards the Depot

33. The Depot as a Greenway Center

34. Depot Area

40. Southside Park Neighborhood Infill

43. An Infill Neighborhood Using a Resilient Block Structure

46. Redevelopment Looking North on Ribaut at Bowling Alley

48. Proposed Massing and Building Typologies Along Allison Road

51. The Hospital/TCL Campus and a Retreat Center on Polk Island

54. Continuing Care Retirement Community Overlooking the Marsh

56. Conceptual Evolution of the County Government Campus

58. The Civic Master Plan

59. Street Connections and Transit Routes

60. Street Connections and Transit Routes

61. Street Regulating Plan

62. Street Regulating Plan

63. Why Ribaut Road Must Be More Than Just For Cars

64. Why Ribaut Road Must Be More Than Just For Cars

65. Ribaut Road North of Bay Street v

66. Ribaut Road South of Bay Street v

67. Ribaut in the Campus Area v

68. Ribaut Near Verdier Bluff v

69. Ribaut Road at Spanish Point/First Blvd v

70. Comparison of Neighborhood Fabric

71. Current Zoning

72. Form-Based Code Categories

73. The Neighborhood Structure

74. 50 Year Phasing Sequence

75. Civic Spaces, Recreation Areas, and Trails

76. Civic Spaces, Recreation Areas, and Trails

77. Waterfront Accessibility Historic Core 12,320 lf of Shoreline 6,734 lf publicly accessible 55% Accessible Beaufort River South 11,800 lf of Shoreline 650 lf accessible (Current) 2,372 lf accessible (Potential) 20% Accessible (Potential) Battery Creek 29,323 lf of Shoreline 1200 lf accessible (Current) 10,879 lf accessible (Potential) 37% Accessible (Potential)

78. Buildout with Green Infrastructure

80. www.beaufortcivicinvestment.org