Charleston MOB Holdings Medical Office

Expressed strong opposition to the 8-story medical office and parking garage due to privacy loss, traffic, and noise concerns.

Expressed concern over neighborhood access and traffic from the proposed medical development.

Expressed concern about privacy and traffic impacts on Park Circle and requested an abeyance.

Objected to the massive building height and proximity to residential yards, asking for a delay.

Requested an abeyance to address traffic, access, and potential UMC overflow parking concerns.

Expressed support for the project while noting assurances from the councilman regarding community protection.

Supported the project as a transformative healthcare and economic investment.

Requested a delay to allow developer-resident meetings regarding traffic, lighting, and safety.

Expressed concern about automobile traffic and suggested installing barriers.

Requested time for the community to address concerns before project approval.

Supported the project as an economic catalyst for the medical district.

Expressed concerns from Scotch 80s residents regarding the massive scale, height, and proximity of the eight-story medical building and parking garage, requesting increased landscape buffers and mature trees.

Expressed strong opposition to the medical office project, highlighting that the building's height and scale would eliminate privacy, devalue historic mid-century homes, and generate severe traffic and parking issues.