HARDEEVILLE DOWNTOWN
Hardeeville, South Carolina
Municipal Complex and Downtown
After a year and a half of work with the City of Hardeeville, River Development Equities, LLC has inked a Redevelopment MOU with associated Massing Plans to incorporate the initial 12-acre First Phase, which will additionally encompass upgrading the Municipal Complex simultaneously to benefit shared use of drainage features, upgraded utilities better pedestrian and vehicular access all in an effort to create as little disruption to the public as possible. When completed, the immediate area will seamlessly integrate new stores, restaurants, and residential with daily use of Municipal services.
Hardeeville, South Carolina
Municipal Complex and Downtown
After a year and a half of work with the City of Hardeeville, River Development Equities, LLC has inked a Redevelopment MOU with associated Massing Plans to incorporate the initial 12-acre First Phase, which will additionally encompass upgrading the Municipal Complex simultaneously to benefit shared use of drainage features, upgraded utilities better pedestrian and vehicular access all in an effort to create as little disruption to the public as possible. When completed, the immediate area will seamlessly integrate new stores, restaurants, and residential with daily use of Municipal services.
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Hardeeville Municipal Complex
The Hardeeville Downtown Concept Plan encompases two key areas.
The first centers around the Municipal Complex and is anchored by the intersection of Whyte Hardee Boulevard and Main Street. The proposed redevelopment extends North and South along Whyte Hardee Boulevard as well as East along Main Street. The second is anchored at the intersection of Whyte Hardee Boulevard and John Smith Road. This redevelopment extends North and South along Whyte Hardee Boulevard. |
Downtown Strategy
The signature element of the downtown strategy is organizing the extension of the existing road network into a flexible grid plan.
The grid plan prioritizes connections across the site interconnecting City amenities and services with active commercial development. Creating a critical mass of development is key to the successful creation of an active commercial area. |
