The Chatham County-Savannah Metropolitan Planning Commission typically holds their meetings at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesdays every three weeks at 112 E State St and are open to the public. 

The agenda for the Nov. 17 meeting is not available to view. The meetings can be accessed remotely by registering via the MPC’s homepage. 


MPC NEWS/BRIEFS

MPC approves parking reduction to accommodate new restaurant at East Broad and 38th streets

The Metropolitan Planning Commission on Tuesday voted on Oct. 27 to recommend the city approve a parking reduction for the East Broad Lofts at 533 E. 38th St. The change would reduce the requirement for the existing 36-unit multi-family development from 36 parking spaces to 29 parking spaces and eliminate the multifamily development’s reliance on the existing remote parking lot at the northeast corner of E. 38th St. and East Broad Street. The petitioner, Harley Krinsky, is proposing to allocate the 17 remote parking space to a new 102-seat restaurant at 2121 East Broad St. The address is where the EB Thirty Eighth Social Hall is currently located.

MPC approves 100-acre Hutchinson Island development plan

The Metropolitan Planning Commission unanimously approved a major amendment on Aug. 4 to a four-parcel portion of the long-stalled Savannah Harbor Planned Development on Hutchinson Island, allowing up to 1,280 residential units along with hotels, restaurants, retail and other commercial uses on about 100 acres. The plan creates a higher-density resort-oriented area and a lower-density residential area along the Back River, with buildings allowed up to six stories or 85 feet. The property owner and master developer, 1776 Savannah Associates, purchased the parcels along with the Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa for more than $101 million in December 2025. MPC staff supported the amendment but raised concerns about emergency response on the island, prompting the commission to condition approval on an agreement with the city regarding public safety services.

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