Multi-County Business Park Ordinance
This initiative involves the establishment or expansion of a business park across county lines to facilitate economic development. It aims to create a framework for shared industrial and commercial growth.
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Second reading passed unanimously on February 25, 2025. Watch for the next recap.
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September 9, 2025
The headline Council moves forward with new business park and infrastructure upgrades. Council approved the first reading of an ordinance to establish a joint multi-county business park with Lee County and awarded a contract for road improvements on Dr. Humphries and Mt. Olivet Road. These actions aim to support region…
Read in the recap »March 11, 2025
The headline New business park and infrastructure updates. Council finalized an ordinance to establish a new joint multi-county business park with Lee County to help facilitate regional economic development. Members also approved grant match funding for a local infrastructure project at the Pecan Orchard site, which wi…
Read in the recap »February 25, 2025
Votes at a glance - Amendments to Airport Overlay District Ordinance (3rd Reading): PASSED 4-2 (R. Brazell and J. Jones voted NO). - Airport Overlay District Ordinance as amended (3rd Reading): PASSED 4-2 (R. Brazell and J. Jones voted NO). - Project Creed FILOT Ordinance Amendment: PASSED 5-0 (D. Catoe and J. Jones vo…
Read in the recap »February 11, 2025
Votes at a glance - Amendments to Airport Overlay District (AOD) regulations (2nd Reading): PASSED 5-2 (R. Brazell and J. Jones voted NO). - Contracts for Private Hangar Licenses at Kershaw County Airport (2nd Reading): PASSED 6-1 (J. Jones voted NO). - Fee-in-Lieu of Ad Valorem Taxes Agreement for Project Creed (1st R…
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