A planned port access road at the Port of Charleston, that is expected to haul in an estimated 10,000 additional trucks through a North Charleston community, has some nearby residents complaining about the project.
Rosemount Community residents say the port’s growth is costing them their neighborhood and environment. With a new port access road being built through that community, residents say the increased traffic will add pollution. State Ports Authority spokesman Byron Miller told WCIV-TV that they have worked on reducing emissions. [Read more...]







