Gullah-Geechee Land & Cultural Preservation Task Force

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Operating under the jurisdiction of the Planning Commission and with considerable public input, the Gullah-Geechee Land and Cultural Preservation Task Force identifies and assists in the preservation of The Gullah-Geechee culture for the purpose of detecting and resolving issues specific to its community, including, without limitation, heirs property, taxes and land use, economic and sustainability issues for an improved quality of life, and education of the community.

Task Force Information

Members: 9 View Current Members
Meetings: 1^st Monday of the month at 1 pm
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Membership Requirements: Members consist of three Planning Commission members, three representatives from the Native Island community, and three members from organizations that have a mission dealing with Gullah-Geechee or Native Island culture.

Meeting Schedule

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