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Professional Engineer Joshua Robinson opposes permit application to fill Gadsden Creek

By Celie Dailey | Published: June 26, 2015

Joshua L. Robinson, Professional Engineer, licensed in South Carolina submitted his letter concerning the destruction of Gadsden Creek by the WestEdge development project to Delete Apathy for publication. He is Founder & Principal, Robinson Design Engineers, 2008 to present, and received his MS, Civil & Environmental Engineering (Focus Group: Environmental Fluid Mechanics) from Georgia Tech, […]

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Maurice Washington’s comments urge protection of Gadsden Creek

By Celie Dailey | Published: June 24, 2015

Maurice Washington spoke at the June 17th, 2015 DHEC public meeting in opposition of the destruction of Gadsden Creek by the WestEdge development project. He submitted this letter to Delete Apathy for publication: Some of my fondest memories while growing up in Charleston are from my years living at (38-D Hagood Ave) Gadsden Green public […]

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Don’t fill Charleston’s last urban tidal creek

By Mary Edna | Published: June 23, 2015

Gadsden Creek, the last remaining urban tidal creek in historic Charleston, is threatened by development. 93 concerned citizens congregated at DHEC’s public meeting at 265 Fishburne St on June 17, 2015. It began with a 10 minute defense by a representative of WestEdge (Horizon Project Foundation, Inc.) to fill 354,000 cubic feet of wetlands and […]

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Category Archives: Gadsden Creek

Professional Engineer Joshua Robinson opposes permit application to fill Gadsden Creek

Maurice Washington’s comments urge protection of Gadsden Creek

Don’t fill Charleston’s last urban tidal creek

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