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Learn more about the planning process that will develop strategies to prioritize safety for all roadway users.

It's not just about the numbers.

Reporting + outreach efforts help increase community knowledge surrounding City programs, policies, and projects.

This empowers citizens to engage with their city.

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Fiscal Year Reports

Fiscal year reports are produced annually, and compile Planning & Development Services permitting and land development data by fiscal year, with comparisons to prior fiscal years.  These reports illustrate interesting trends and shifts in development, while also reviewing the Department’s activities, and providing insight on what the coming fiscal year will hold.

The cover page of the Planning & Development Services Annual Report has four pictures of varying sizes against a light blue background, clockwise from upper left, of the completed Main Street streetscape with the statehouse in the background; a celebratory ride for the River Drive buffered bike lanes, with individuals paused and posed in the lane; concrete walls erected as part of a multifamily development on Gervais Street near Williams Street, and a map with tracing paper and sticky notes affixed from the I-277 ROW charrette. Below the pictures is the text “Planning & Development Services Annual Report Fiscal Year 2024-2025” in navy, against a white background.

FY 2024-2025

The cover page of the Planning & Development Services Annual Report has four pictures of varying sizes against a light blue background, clockwise from upper left, of the completed Greene Street bridge with the construction of multifamily housing in the background; staff gathered around a conference room table for the site plan review meeting; the cupola being placed at Bull Street, and the voting activity that utilized poker chips to vote on the big ideas for the downtown strategic plan. Below the pictures is the text “Planning & Development Services Annual Report Fiscal Year 2023-2024” in navy, against a white background.

FY 2023-2024

The cover page of the Planning & Development Services Annual Report has four pictures of varying sizes against a gold background, clockwise from upper left, of the completed Greene Street Bridge facing towards Huger Street; individuals with bicycle helmets standing in the laundry building at Bull Street, receiving a tour from Amy Moore, Principal Preservation Planner; Chief Building Official Todd Beiers and Fire Marshal Steve Hartwig inspecting a hallway with arches; and the view from an unfinished multistory steel and concrete building over the Vista. Below the pictures is the text “Planning & Development Services Annual Report Fiscal Year 2022-2023” in navy, against a white background.

FY 2022-2023

The cover page of the Planning & Development Services Annual Report has four pictures of varying sizes against a navy blue background, clockwise from upper left, of the “HOPE” sculpture on Main Street, a crane at the NW corner of Assembly and Washington Street, colorful seating at the Parklet on Hampton, and a building inspector holding an ipad and pointing to a structural beam above his head. Below the pictures is the text “Planning & Development Services Annual Report Fiscal Year 2021-2022” in navy, against a white background.

FY 2021-2022

Image is the cover of the Planning & Development Services Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2020-2021. Four pictures are set against a navy frame, one of the front of the Babcock building at Bull Street, one of the parklet on washington, with people sitting in the parklet; one of an inspector looking at plans in a framed structure; and one of a "welcome to columbia sc" sign on Devine Street near Ott.

FY 2020-2021

Outreach + Engagement

Community engagement is key to successful planning, and we're constantly pursuing new ways to expand knowledge, facilitate conversations, and implement our shared vision.

Urban Design Works Development Deep Dive

Development Deep Dives

We're hosting a series of Development Deep Dives to help increase knowledge, share updates, and broaden our outreach efforts. In-person events are open to development professionals, but presentations, broken up by topic, are also available on the City's YouTube Development Deep Dive playlist.

Development Deep Dive Playlist
Current Projects

Looking for details on a planning effort or project? You can find them on our Current Projects page.

Current Projects
Stay Informed

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