Acme Lowcountry Kitchen's owners want to build a larger facility at the back of their Isle of Palms property so the restaurant can keep serving while it grows. They are asking City Council for a zero-foot setback at the property line and a 40 percent cut to the GC-3 parking requirement, and council has set a public hearing on the changes.
Why this matters here
Outgrowing an old building is one of the hardest problems a Lowcountry small business faces, and the zoning rules that decide the outcome apply to a whole district, not one tenant. Any owner operating in a commercial zone should watch how this hearing goes.
First reported by live5news.com.
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