Georgetown, SC

Architectural Review Board

The Architectural Review Board will consider two property requests on Front Street: a 432-square-foot storage shed at 416 Front Street and a roof replacement at 412 Front Street. The board will also approve minutes from the September 8 meeting and may authorize staff to type handwritten changes to orders.

• ARB-2026-0028: 432 sq ft storage shed addition at 416 Front Street
• ARB-2026-0043: Replace shingle roof with standing seam metal roof at 412 Front Street
• Approval of minutes from September 8, 2026 meeting
• Public input on non-agenda items

Board of Zoning Appeals

City Council

Community Appearance Board

City Council

City Council

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Architectural Review Board

Board of Zoning Appeals

Community Appearance Board

City Council

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

City Council

Board of Zoning Appeals

Architectural Review Board

Community Appearance Board

City Council

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

City Council

Architectural Review Board

Board of Zoning Appeals

Community Appearance Board

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Architectural Review Board

Board of Zoning Appeals

Community Appearance Board

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Architectural Review Board

Community Appearance Board

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Architectural Review Board

Community Appearance Board

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Community Appearance Board

This is a special workshop of the Community Appearance Board, not a regular decision-making meeting. The board will hear a presentation from Meador and discuss it, followed by a public input session. No formal votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Meador's presentation to the board
• Board discussion session
• Public input session

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss a text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance. The proposal includes repealing and replacing standards for Redevelopment District uses and amending several other sections of the ordinance.

• Text amendment PLZ2026-0037 to the Unified Development Ordinance
• Repeal and replacement of Article XIV: Redevelopment District Use Standards
• Amendments to definitions, district establishment, and area/yard/height requirements
• Amendments to Commercial Corridor Design Overlay Districts

City Council

City Council

The Georgetown City Council is holding a special meeting/workshop. The council will vote on a motion to reconsider approving a FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance Swift Current Grant application for a Severe Repetitive Loss property in a flood zone. The agenda also includes presentations on water and sewer infrastructure for the Belle Isle Development and on proposed amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance.

• Motion to reconsider FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance Swift Current Grant application for a Severe Repetitive Loss property
• Presentation on Belle Isle Development water and sewer infrastructure
• Presentation on proposed Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) amendments

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss potential text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). The discussion covers multiple articles including definitions, district establishment, and height requirements, as well as the repeal and replacement of Article XIV regarding Redevelopment District Use Standards.

• Discussion of potential text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO)
• Proposed repeal and replacement of Article XIV: Redevelopment District Use Standards (REDD)

City Council

The Georgetown City Council will consider disbursing FY 2026-2027 Accommodations and Hospitality Tax funds to 14 applicants, approve second readings of ordinances amending council/planning commission procedures and police careless operation penalties, and take first readings on drought management and Middle Passage port marker ordinances. The agenda also includes proclamations, a water treatment plant loan agreement, a FEMA grant application, and routine reports.

• Approve Accommodations and Hospitality Tax Fund disbursements to 14 applicants
• Second reading: ordinance amending Council and Planning Commission sections (Ch. 2, Art. II, Sec. 2-17; Ch. 17, Art. II, Secs. 17-17, 17-19)
• Second reading: ordinance amending Police 'Careless Operation' and 'Penalties and Fines' (Ch. 14, Art. II Sec. 14-22; Art. III Sec. 14-44)
• First reading: ordinance updating Drought Management & Response Plans (Ch. 22, Art. V, Secs. 22.176-22.179)
• Approve State Revolving Fund Loan Assistance Agreement for Water Treatment Plant Emerging Contaminants Study

Community Appearance Board

The Board will review several requests regarding new construction, accessory structures, and signage. These items include a commercial building at 1098 Whitton St. and a carport at 2119 Highmarket St. Each request includes opportunities for staff, applicant, and public presentations.

• New 4-unit commercial building at 1098 Whitton St.
• New metal carport at 2119 Highmarket St.
• Fence and in-ground lighting at 800 Church St.
• Wall and window signs at 204 S Fraser St.

Architectural Review Board

The Architectural Review Board will hold a regular meeting to consider ten requests for work on properties in Georgetown's historic district. Items include a new house at 310 King St., a generator at 132 Saint James St., and various repairs, replacements, and additions at other addresses. The board will also vote on approving the minutes from its August 3, 2026 meeting and authorize staff to type handwritten changes to orders.

• New single-family dwelling at 310 King St.
• Whole house generator at 132 Saint James St.
• Additions and repairs at 1010 Highmarket St.
• Demolition and repairs at 419 Cannon St.
• Extension request for 209 Meeting St.

Board of Zoning Appeals

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss potential text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). The discussion covers multiple articles, including definitions, district establishment, area and height requirements, use districts, general provisions, nonconforming use standards, and a repeal and replacement of the Redevelopment District Use Standards (REDD). No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.

• Discussion of text amendments to UDO Articles III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, and IX
• Proposal to repeal and replace Article XIV: Redevelopment District Use Standards (REDD)
• Workshop format with no public hearings or votes listed

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a large package of text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). The changes span definitions, residential and commercial use standards, sign regulations, parking, tree protection, and design overlay districts. The commission will also vote to transmit its recommendations to City Council.

• PLZ-2026-0033: Comprehensive UDO text amendments covering definitions, setbacks, residential and commercial uses, signs, parking, tree protection, and design overlay districts
• Public hearing on the UDO amendments with opportunity for applicant and public comment
• Approval of minutes from the July 28, 2026 meeting
• Motion to authorize staff to transmit recommendations and reports to City Council

City Council

The Georgetown City Council will vote on several contracts and ordinance amendments, including a $1.875 million construction bid for water main improvements in the Willowbank neighborhood. They will also consider a $85,000 animal control contract, a $77,247 time management system contract, and first readings of two ordinance changes. The meeting includes routine items like proclamations, reports, and an executive session for legal advice.

• Approve $1,875,615 construction bid to Green Wave Contracting Inc. for Willowbank Water Main Improvements Project #1519
• Approve $85,000 contract with St. Frances Animal Center for police department
• Approve up to $77,247 three-year contract with Time Management Systems
• First reading of ordinance amending Chapter 2, Article II and Chapter 17, Article II (Planning Commission)
• First reading of ordinance amending Chapter 14, Article II Section 14-22 and Article III Section 14-44 (Careless Operation and Penalties)

City Council approved a $1,875,615 construction bid to Green Wave Contracting Inc. for the Willowbank Water Main Improvements Project #1519, replacing aged 2-inch galvanized lines with new 6-inch and 8-inch PVC lines. Council also approved a mediated settlement agreement in case number 2026-CP-22-00419 and voted 4-2 to remove Raad Joseph and Cary Farrow from the Planning Commission for cause adversely affecting the public interest. A proposed $85,000 contract with St. Frances Animal Center was postponed for further negotiations, and first reading of an ordinance amending careless operation and penalties sections was approved.

• Approved $1,875,615 construction bid and payments to Green Wave Contracting Inc. for Willowbank Water Main Improvements Project #1519 (6-0)
• Approved mediated settlement agreement in case number 2026-CP-22-00419 (6-0)
• Removed Raad Joseph from Planning Commission for cause adversely affecting the public interest (4-2, Carl and Ethridge opposed)
• Removed Cary Farrow from Planning Commission for cause adversely affecting the public interest (4-2, Carl and Ethridge opposed)
• Postponed $85,000 contract with St. Frances Animal Center pending further negotiations (6-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance amending Chapter 14 careless operation and penalties/fines sections (6-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance amending Chapter 2 Council and Chapter 17 Planning Commission sections (6-0)
• Approved three-year contract with Time Management Systems up to $77,247 (6-0)

Community Appearance Board

The Community Appearance Board will approve minutes from its July 21 meeting, hear public input on non‑agenda items, and discuss a repair request (CAB‑2026‑0010) to replace an unstable front wall, windows, and door at 1109 Church St. The board will also vote on a motion to let staff type handwritten changes on board orders.

• Approve minutes from the July 21, 2026 meeting
• Public input on non‑agenda items
• Repair request CAB‑2026‑0010: replace front wall, windows, and door at 1109 Church St.
• Motion to authorize staff to type handwritten changes on board orders
• General board discussion

The Community Appearance Board unanimously approved three applications: a repair project at 1109 Church St., a wall sign at 1107 Church St., and an amended City Hall sign naming it 'Clarence C. Smalls City Hall.' The board also approved minutes from July 21 and authorized staff to type handwritten changes on orders.

• Approved repair project at 1109 Church St. (unanimous)
• Approved 38 sq ft wall sign at 1107 Church St. (unanimous)
• Approved amended City Hall sign to 'Clarence C. Smalls City Hall' (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from July 21, 2026 (unanimous)
• Authorized staff to type handwritten changes on orders (unanimous)

City Council

Georgetown City Council will hold a regular meeting with second-reading votes on two ordinances: one extending a temporary moratorium on rezoning, subdivisions, and zoning variances, and another amending the electric service code. The council will also hear presentations on a pole attachment study and the Family Justice Center.

• Second reading of ordinance extending moratorium on rezoning, subdivisions into more than three parcels, and zoning variances
• Second reading of ordinance amending Chapter 22 'Electric Service' sections 22-24(C), adding 22-29 and 22-38
• Raftelis presentation on Pole Attachment Study
• Family Justice Center presentation

The City Council approved the second reading of an ordinance extending a temporary moratorium on rezoning, land subdivision, and zoning variances. Additionally, the Council approved the second reading of an ordinance amending the city's electric service code. The meeting also included presentations regarding a pole attachment study and the Family Justice Center.

• Approved extension of development moratorium (4-1)
• Approved amendments to Electric Service code (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:05 pm (5-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

Architectural Review Board

The Georgetown Architectural Review Board will approve minutes from its July 6 meeting and then consider a series of property alteration applications. Items include fence relocation, window changes, driveway replacement, a new in‑ground pool, and demolition with asbestos siding removal. Public input will be taken on each non‑agenda item and on the new business applications before the board votes.

• ARB-2026-0024 – revise fence and gate location to front property line at 124 Orange Street
• ARB-2026-0025 – close two non‑egress windows and convert two front doors at 619 Prince Street
• ARB-2026-0026 – replace existing concrete driveway with new concrete or small‑shell tabby at 416 Screven Street
• ARB-2026-0028 – install an in‑ground pool with masonry deck and a 12’ x 24’ storage shed at 416 Front Street
• ARB-2026-0031 – demolish chain‑link fence, remove bay window, replace porch and brick steps, and remove asbestos siding at 419 Cannon Street

The Georgetown Architectural Review Board approved 10 of 11 applications, including revisions to a fence at 124 Orange Street, alterations at 619 Prince Street, 416 Screven Street, 916 Duke Street, 430 Cannon Street, 419 Cannon Street, 1010 Highmarket Street, and 811 Prince Street, plus a pool at 416 Front Street. The board deferred the generator installation at 132 Saint James Street to the September meeting because no one was present to discuss it. All approvals were unanimous, with two abstentions (one for 419 Cannon Street and one for 811 Prince Street).

• Approved fence/gate revision at 124 Orange Street (unanimous)
• Approved alterations at 619 Prince Street with condition on door style (unanimous)
• Approved driveway replacement at 416 Screven Street (unanimous)
• Approved alterations at 916 Duke Street (unanimous)
• Approved pool at 416 Front Street, 60-day extension for shed (unanimous)
• Approved window/door replacement at 430 Cannon Street (unanimous)
• Deferred generator at 132 Saint James Street to September (unanimous)
• Approved demolition/renovations at 419 Cannon Street with wood fence condition (unanimous, 1 abstention)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss the possible annexation and development of property located at 3680 S Island Road. This meeting is designated as a workshop special meeting.

• Potential land annexation and development at 3680 S Island Road

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a recommendation for extensive amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance, covering definitions, setbacks, use districts, signs, parking, tree protection, design overlays, and more. They will also approve minutes from May and certify final plats.

• Public hearing on PLZ-2026-0033: comprehensive UDO amendments including short-term rentals, manufactured homes, horse-drawn carriage tours, sign regulations, and tree protection fees
• Approval of minutes from May 26, 2026 meeting
• Chairman certification of final plats official record

The Planning Commission held a public hearing on proposed UDO text amendments, which included dissolving the Community Appearance Board (CAB) and changes to manufactured home rules, short-term rentals, and signs. After extensive discussion and public comment opposing the CAB elimination, the commission voted unanimously to defer action until next month for further discussion. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minutes of May 26, 2026, with correction (unanimous)
• Deferred action on UDO text amendments PLZ-2026-0033 until next month (unanimous)
• Signed three plats as routine administrative items

City Council

The council will vote on several ordinances and contracts, including a $737,550 engineering study for emerging contaminants at the City Water Treatment Plant, an $85,000 contract with St. Frances Animal Center, and a $124,259.00 annual janitorial services contract. It will also consider a first‑reading ordinance extending a temporary moratorium on rezoning, subdivision into more than three parcels, and zoning variances, plus amendments to electric service and animal control codes. Additional actions include honoring the TWLUM Teens Project, appointing a Litter Control Officer, and naming the new City Hall.

• Approve $737,550 engineering contract for PFAS pilot study at the City Water Treatment Plant
• Approve $85,000 contract with St. Frances Animal Center for animal services
• Approve $124,259.00 annual janitorial services contract with Randolph Krazy Kleaning Services LLC
• Approve $78,663.64 contract for commercial dumpster collection with Wrangler Holdco Company DBA Waste Industries LLC
• First reading of ordinance extending temporary moratorium on rezoning, subdivision, and zoning variances

The Georgetown City Council approved a $737,550 engineering proposal with Ardurra for an emerging contaminant pilot study at the Water Treatment Plant, which will lead to recommendations for a new PFAS treatment system. The council also approved a resolution to name the new City Hall the Clarence C. Smalls City Hall, and extended a temporary moratorium on rezoning and subdivisions. Several other items were approved, including a mutual aid agreement with the county sheriff's office, a litter control officer resolution, and various contracts and payments. One appointment to the Planning Commission was defeated.

• Approved $737,550 Ardurra PFAS pilot study (unanimous)
• Approved naming new City Hall 'The Clarence C. Smalls City Hall' (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of moratorium extension on rezoning/subdivisions (4-3)
• Approved mutual aid agreement with Georgetown County Sheriff's Office (unanimous)
• Approved $124,259 janitorial contract with Randolph Krazy Kleaning Services (6-1)
• Approved $78,663.64 commercial dumpster collection payment to Waste Industries (unanimous)
• Approved $877,244 liability insurance payment to SCMIRF (unanimous)
• Defeated reappointment of Graham Osteen to Planning Commission (3-0, with 4 abstentions)

Community Appearance Board

The Community Appearance Board will hold a regular meeting to consider three applications for signs: a new monument sign at 1001 North Fraser Street, a non-illuminated wall sign at 418 Wood Street, and replacement of existing Speedway signs with BP signs at 401 Church Street. The board will also approve minutes from June 16, 2026, and discuss other business.

• CAB-2026-0007: Request to establish a new monument sign at 1001 North Fraser Street
• CAB-2026-0008: Request to install one non-illuminated wall sign at 418 Wood Street
• CAB-2026-0009: Request to replace existing Speedway signs with new BP signs at 401 Church Street
• Approval of minutes from June 16, 2026 meeting
• Motion to authorize staff to type handwritten changes on orders of the board

The Community Appearance Board approved all three sign applications on the agenda: a monument sign at 1001 North Fraser Street, a wall sign at 418 Wood St., and replacement BP signs at 401 Church Street. Each approval was unanimous and found consistent with the Unified Development Ordinance. The board also discussed a proposed text amendment that would remove CAB as the reviewing body for commercial overlay districts, with several members expressing opposition. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved monument sign at 1001 North Fraser St. (CAB-2026-0007) unanimously
• Approved wall sign at 418 Wood St. (CAB-2026-0008) unanimously
• Approved BP sign replacement at 401 Church St. (CAB-2026-0009) unanimously
• Approved minutes from June 16, 2026, unanimously
• Authorized staff to type handwritten changes on orders of the board unanimously

Architectural Review Board

The Architectural Review Board will review seven new business items, including a request to demolish a shed and build a two-story detached garage with an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) at 411 Highmarket St, a major project at 221 Cannon St, and several other additions and renovations. The board will also discuss potential amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance regarding historic district criteria.

• ARB-2026-0017: Demolish shed and construct detached garage with ADU at 411 Highmarket St
• ARB-2026-0022: Demolish non-historic addition and build new one-story addition and two-story garage/studio at 221 Cannon St
• ARB-2026-0019: Construct master suite, attached garage, gallery, and enclose carport at 222 Screven St
• ARB-2026-0015: Revise porch roof to match main roof height at 607 Duke St
• Discussion of potential amendments to Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) for historic district criteria

The Architectural Review Board approved four residential project applications, including a new detached garage with an accessory dwelling unit. One application for a breezeway and deck enclosure was continued for 90 days pending further documentation. The Board also scheduled a special meeting for September 8, 2026.

• Approved porch roof elevation at 607 Duke Street (Unanimous)
• Approved demolition of shed and construction of two-story garage/ADU at 411 Highmarket St, subject to window revisions (Approved; Mr. Vernon opposed)
• Approved generator installation at 914 Prince St (Unanimous; Ms. Robb abstained)
• Approved building addition, attached garage, and gallery at 222 Screven Street (Unanimous)
• Continued application for breezeway and deck enclosure at 209 Cannon Street for 90 days (Unanimous)
• Approved demolition of additions and construction of new addition and detached garage/studio at 221 Cannon Street (Unanimous)
• Approved special meeting date for September 8, 2026 (Unanimous)
• Authorized Chairman and staff to make handwritten entries on Board orders (Unanimous)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold an executive session to receive legal advice on the pending appeal of Board Order 2026-0007. They will also consider appointing a board representative to participate in mediation for the same litigation. The meeting includes approval of minutes from April 1, 2026.

• Executive session for legal advice on appeal of Board Order 2026-0007 (Civil Action No. 2026-CP-22-00419)
• Discussion and possible appointment of board representative for mediation in the appeal
• Approval of minutes from April 1, 2026 Board of Zoning Appeals meeting

City Council

This special meeting of Georgetown City Council will discuss two items: upgrades to the Wastewater Treatment Plant's Sequence Batch Reactor #1 and a review of utility billing policies. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the session is limited to discussion.

• Utility Billing Policy Review and Discussion
• WWTP-Sequence Batch Reactor (SBR) #1 Upgrades

City Council approved a proclamation declaring a state of Moderate Drought in the City of Georgetown. The council also held discussions regarding utility billing policy options and wastewater treatment plant upgrades.

• Approved motion to add drought proclamation to agenda (6-0)
• Approved proclamation of a state of Moderate Drought (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for June 23, 2026, has been canceled. No items were discussed or decided.

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider second reading of ordinances adopting the Fiscal Year 2026/2027 budget and adjusting various municipal fees, including electric vehicle charging fees and development-related fees. Other actions include first reading of an animal control ordinance amendment, approval of a $130,465 landscape contract for Constitution Park, and a sub-lease of city property at 2104 Lincoln Street to the Low County Veterans Group.

• Second reading of ordinance adopting FY2027 budget and raising revenue
• Public hearing on proposed fee adjustments for EV charging, building, planning, zoning, permitting, and inspection
• First reading of ordinance amending animal restraint and definitions (Chapter 3 of Code of Ordinances)
• Approval of $130,465 landscape contract with Waccamaw Landscaping, LLC for Constitution Park
• Second reading of ordinance authorizing sub-lease of 2104 Lincoln Street to Low County Veterans Group

City Council approved the fiscal year 2027 budget and an ordinance to raise revenue. The council also adopted several code amendments and approved a public property sub-lease for the Low County Veterans Group.

• Adopted FY2027 budget and revenue ordinance (6-1)
• Adopted ordinance amending multiple chapters of the City Code of Ordinances (7-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance amending animal and pet restraint laws (7-0)
• Adopted sub-lease of 2104 Lincoln Street to Low County Veterans Group (7-0)
• Approved revised Employee Handbook (7-0)
• Postponed $130,465 landscape contract for Constitution Park (7-0)
• Approved minutes from May 21 and May 28, 2026 meetings (7-0)
• Proclaimed July 3, 2026 as Postal Service Day and June 2026 as Pride Month

Community Appearance Board

The Community Appearance Board will consider four design requests: a revision to a fence at 1224 Front Street, new signs at 2520 Highmarket Street, a shed at the same address, and new signs at City Hall (420 South Hazard Street). They will also vote on approving minutes from previous meetings.

• CAB-2026-0003 – Revision request for a masonry fence with a 6-foot metal security fence and gates at 1224 Front Street
• CAB-2026-0004 – Request to establish new signs at 2520 Highmarket Street within the Main Corridor Design Overlay
• CAB-2026-0005 – Request to install a 16x40-foot metal shed at 2520 Highmarket Street
• CAB-2026-0006 – Request to establish new signs at City Hall, 420 South Hazard Street, within the Urban Core Design Overlay

The Board approved a new accessory structure at 802 Church St. and new signage at 407 Church St. It also approved a revised fence design for properties at 507 and 527 Church St. and updated its application submission deadline schedule.

• Approved revised fence at 507 and 527 Church St. requiring wood on residential line and vertical aluminum elsewhere (6-0)
• Approved 2,500 sq ft accessory structure and rear setback reduction to 10 ft at 802 Church St. (Unanimous)
• Approved two new illuminated cabinet signs at 407 Church St. (Unanimous)
• Approved revised 2026 application submission deadline of 30 days prior to meetings (Unanimous)
• Approved March 17, 2026 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Authorized Chairman and staff to type handwritten changes on Board Orders (Unanimous)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals regular meeting scheduled for June 3, 2026 has been canceled. No items were discussed or decided.

Architectural Review Board

The June 1, 2026 regular meeting of the Architectural Review Board has been canceled. No items were discussed or decided.

City Council

The Georgetown City Council will hear a stormwater pump station update, consider a first‑reading motion to amend the city animal ordinance, and hold an executive session with no formal action taken.

• Presentation: Stormwater Pump Station Update
• Police: Motion to approve first reading of ordinance amending Chapter 3 “Animals and Fowl”
• Executive Session: Discussion of legal advice and potential claim (no formal action)
• Motion to adjourn the special meeting and reconvene after executive session

The City Council postponed a vote on an ordinance regarding animal restraint and entered an executive session to discuss legal matters. No formal action was taken during the executive session.

• Postponed first reading of animal restraint ordinance (7-0)
• Approved motion to enter executive session (7-0)
• Approved motion to reconvene from executive session (7-0)
• Approved motion to adjourn special meeting (7-0)

Planning Commission

The commission will consider and vote on a revised application agenda, including a staff presentation, public comment, and board discussion. They will also record the chairman's certification of the final plans. Finally, they will authorize staff to transmit the commission’s recommendations and reports to the City Council.

• Approval of revised application agenda
• Chairman certification on official record of final plans
• Motion to authorize staff to transmit recommendations to City Council
• Public input on non‑agenda items

The Planning Commission unanimously approved a new application submission schedule designed to reduce applicant waiting periods to less than 30 days. The commission also discussed budget reductions for planning initiatives and the status of the current development moratorium.

• Approved revised application submission schedule (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from March 24, 2026 meeting (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to amend agenda (Unanimous)
• Executed four administrative plats for 605 Green Meadows, Commanders Island Road, and 219-221 Smith Street