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City Council

SC Technology & Aviation Center Board of Directors

The South Carolina Technology & Aviation Center Board of Directors will hold a regular meeting to consider several action items, including the approval of the FY 2027 operating budget and executive compensation recommendations. The board will also vote on a resolution supporting the naming of the Lockheed Martin Welcome Center in honor of the late U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, and an amended resolution authorizing the potential sale of real property. The meeting includes a consent agenda for routine approvals and an executive session on employee compensation.

• Approval of FY 2027 Operating Budget
• Resolution supporting naming of Lockheed Martin Welcome Center in honor of late U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham
• Amended resolution authorizing potential sale of real property
• Approval of FY 2027 executive compensation recommendations
• Consent agenda: minutes, financial reports, FY 2026 non-operating revenues/expenses

City Council

The Mayor and Council of the City of Greenville will hold a public hearing to consider a petition for the annexation of multiple properties. If approved, the city will provide police, fire, public works, and waste collection services to the area.

• Public hearing for 75% Method Annexation (AX-21-2026) on August 24, 2026
• Proposed zoning for annexed parcels: BG (Business General), BH (Business Heavy), and IX (Industrial Flex)
• Annexation of properties along Woodruff Road (SC Hwy 146) and I-385
• Annexation of a 39.47-acre parcel (TMS# 0547030103703) and other smaller tracts
• Annexation of properties including those associated with Kohl's, Chick-Fil-A, and Merovan Center

Project Preview Meeting

The City of Greenville is hosting a monthly Project Preview Meeting where developers present upcoming planning and development projects for community input before formal applications are submitted. Projects include rezones for Costco and an Industrial Drive parcel, a major redevelopment of the former GTA site with up to 385 residential units, several certificates of appropriateness for historic properties, and proposed amendments to the Greenville Development Code. No formal applications have been received for these items, and presentations do not constitute city endorsement.

• Rezone 1021 Woodruff Rd (Costco) from PD to BH
• Rezone Industrial Drive parcel from RH-C to RNX-B
• Redevelopment of former GTA site (106 Augusta St) for mixed-use retail and up to 385 residential units
• Bowater Building renovation and addition at 55 E. Camperdown Way
• Greenville Development Code 36-month update with amendments including tattoo studios in MXS-2 and sign ordinance changes

Greenville Transit Authority

Appalachian Council of Governments

The Appalachian Council of Governments Board of Directors will meet to approve minutes, recognize employee anniversaries, and receive briefings from the Upstate Greenways & Trails Alliance, SCDOT, and staff on data centers and legislative activity. No votes on substantive items are listed; the agenda consists of informational briefings and routine approvals.

• Approval of June 26, 2026 board minutes
• Briefing by UGATA on trails and economic benefits
• SCDOT transportation update by Darren Ledbetter
• Report on data center demand and local government questions
• Legislative report on 2026 SC session

Greenville Water - Commissioners of Public Works

Planning Commission

The Greenville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on two applications: a text amendment to Chapter 19 of the Greenville Development Code (the 36-month update) and an amendment to the Greenville Engineering Design and Specifications Manual. The Commission's action on the text amendment is a recommendation to City Council; action on the Engineering Manual is final. No street name changes are scheduled.

• Z-13-2026: Text amendment to Chapter 19 (Greenville Development Code) for the 36-month update
• Z-15-2026: Amendment to the Greenville Engineering Design and Specifications Manual
• Public hearing at 4:00 PM on September 3, 2026 at Greenville City Hall, 206 S. Main Street, 10th Floor Council Chambers

Planning Commission

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Zoning Appeals

Community Development Advisory Committee

Greenville Local Development Corporation

City Council

Springwood Cemetery Advisory Committee

Richland Cemetery Advisory Committee

Historic Review Board

Historic Review Board

Design Review Board

Design Review Board

Greenville Airport Commission

Arts in Public Places

Project Preview Meeting

Greenville Transit Authority

City Council

City Council

Planning Commission

Greenville Housing Authority

Planning Commission

Greenville Water - Commissioners of Public Works

Greenville Local Development Corporation

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Zoning Appeals

City Council

Greenville City Economic Development Corporation (GCEDC)

Design Review Board

Design Review Board

Historic Review Board

Historic Review Board

Public Safety Citizen Review Board

Greenville Airport Commission

Greenville Transit Authority

Appalachian Council of Governments

City Council

City Council

Arts in Public Places

Project Preview Meeting

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Zoning Appeals

Project Preview Meeting

Historic Review Board

Design Review Board

Historic Review Board

Design Review Board

Planning Commission

Board of Zoning Appeals

Design Review Board

Historic Review Board

Historic Review Board

The Greenville Historic Review Board will hold a public meeting to consider two applications for Certificates of Appropriateness. The board will vote on a proposal for work at 1323 East North Street and a separate application for a Special Tax Assessment at 7 Neal Street. The meeting also includes election of a Chair and Vice Chair.

• CA 26-522: KM Construction Services, LLC seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness for work at 1323 East North Street
• CA 26-591: Emily Davis seeks a Preliminary Special Tax Assessment for rehabilitation at 7 Neal Street
• Estimated rehabilitation costs at 7 Neal Street total $377,500, with $307,500 in qualifying project costs
• Board will elect a Chair and Vice Chair during the meeting

Historic Review Board

The Greenville Historic Review Board will hold a public meeting to consider two applications: a Certificate of Appropriateness for a residential addition at 1323 East North Street and a preliminary certification for a special tax assessment for a rehabilitation project at 7 Neal Street. Staff recommends approval for both, with conditions. The meeting also includes routine items like minutes approval and election of officers.

• CA 26-522: Residential addition at 1323 East North Street (Overbrook Preservation Overlay District) - staff recommends approval with conditions, including a hyphen or notch to distinguish the addition.
• RHP 26-591: Preliminary Special Tax Assessment for rehabilitation at 7 Neal Street (Heritage Historic District) - staff recommends approval with conditions, including chemical paint removal from brick.
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair for the board.
• No old business items.

Design Review Board

Design Review Board

Greenville City Economic Development Corporation (GCEDC)

The Greenville City Economic Development Corporation board meets to review corporate performance, finances, and economic development project pipelines. Updates cover recruitment efforts, partnerships, and inclusivity programs. The board will enter a closed executive session for economic development and legal personnel matters, with no public action taken afterward.

• Approval of agenda and May 20, 2026 meeting minutes
• COO recruitment process and updated organizational chart
• Finance, budget, and compliance update
• GCEDC-City MOU status
• Executive session on economic development and legal personnel briefing

Greenville Housing Authority

The Development Committee of the Greenville Housing Authority will meet to discuss and potentially act on several items, including elevator system proposals, a procurement policy, and updates on city projects in Arcadia, Perry Avenue, and Traction Street. The agenda also includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes and a report on deferred maintenance for elevator systems. Public comment is scheduled.

• Review of three elevator proposals
• Discussion of procurement policy
• City updates on Arcadia, Perry Avenue, Traction Street
• Report on deferred maintenance for elevator systems
• Approval of July 23, 2026 minutes

Greenville Airport Commission

The Greenville Airport Commission is holding a regular meeting to approve the July 2026 minutes and financial statement, receive updates from staff, and review monthly fuel and traffic reports. The commission will also discuss a list of ongoing capital projects, including runway safety area improvements, ramp rehabilitation, and security upgrades. An executive session is scheduled to discuss negotiations related to proposed contractual arrangements, with possible action afterward.

• Approve July 2026 financial statement
• Project #036-2022: RWY 1 RSA/EMAS 30% design and construction
• Project #038-2023/SCAC 23-052: Improve RWY 19 safety area design
• Project #041-2024/SCAC 24-066: Improve Runway 1/19 safety areas Phase 2A construction
• Executive session on contract negotiations

Planning Commission

This is a special called workshop where the Planning Commission will preview aspects of the 36-month Greenville Development Code update, specifically discussing regulations in Chapter 19 of the City Code. No votes or actions will be taken, and no public comments will be received. The meeting is open to the public but online access is not offered.

• Discussion of Greenville Development Code regulations in Chapter 19
• Preview of 36-month Development Code update
• No action or votes to be taken
• No public comments to be received
• Meeting held at Civic Design Center, 15 S. Main Street, Suite 100

Board of Zoning Appeals

Greenville Local Development Corporation

The Greenville Local Development Corporation board will meet to approve the agenda and minutes, re-elect board members, and vote on a resolution to extend the due date of Kiyatec's primary note from June 30, 2026, to December 31, 2026. The board will also hear a presentation from Charlie Hall of Upstate Warriors Solution and receive updates on various programs and initiatives.

• Resolution to extend Kiyatec's primary note due date to December 31, 2026
• Re-election of board members Melanie Brown, Andy Kurtz, and Charlie Mickel
• Presentation by Charlie Hall, Upstate Warriors Solution
• Updates on JDG Program, I4Series, Kiyatec, and Innovasphere Palmetto

Board of Zoning Appeals

Firefighters’ Pension Fund Board of Trustees

The Firefighters' Pension Fund Board of Trustees is meeting to review Q2 2026 investment performance, discuss pension funding, and consider strategic recommendations. The agenda includes committee reports, old business items like the Investment Policy Statement review, and new business such as private credit monitoring and governance updates.

• Q2 Financial Investment Performance Market Commentary by PFMAM
• Pension Funding Update
• Fixed Income Management Review
• Investment Policy Statement (IPS) Review
• Private Credit Market Monitoring

City Council

The Greenville City Council is holding a work session to receive an update from the Upstate Alliance and discuss a 36-month development code update. The council will then enter a closed executive session for legal and personnel matters, with no formal action taken before adjournment.

• Upstate Alliance update
• 36-Month Greenville Development Code Update
• Executive session on economic development and legal briefing
• Executive session on boards/commissions and personnel update

City Council

The Greenville City Council will hold a formal meeting with several public hearings and votes. Key items include a public hearing on abandoning a portion of Spartanburg Street, final votes on appropriations for school resource officers, opioid recovery funds, and Hurricane Helene grants, and first readings for zoo conservation funding, $275 million in water system revenue bonds, and an accommodations fee agreement amendment. A revised ordinance for a one percent sales tax to fund property tax relief and projects will also be considered.

• Public hearing on proposed abandonment of a portion of Spartanburg Street (AB-3-2026)
• Appropriate $1,015,558 for School Resource Officer Program
• Appropriate $535,049 in Opioid Grant Fund
• Appropriate $228,331 for FY 2026 SW Hurricane Helene Grant
• Issue up to $275,000,000 Waterworks System Revenue Bonds

Planning Commission

The Greenville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 6, 2026, to consider multiple annexation and rezoning applications. The largest proposal involves annexing 87.46 acres near Woodruff Road, I-385, Smith Hines Road, Lovett Drive, and Prado Way and rezoning it to Business General, Business Heavy, and Industrial Flex districts. Other items include annexation and rezoning of smaller parcels on 5th Street, Minus Street, Mason Street, A Street, 2nd Avenue, and Draper Street, plus standalone rezoning requests on Augusta Street, Arlington Avenue, Pendleton Street, and Birnie Street. One application (Z-8-2026) has been administratively deferred due to public notice requirements.

• AX-21-2026: Annexation and rezone of 87.46 acres on Woodruff Road from County C-2/S-1/C-3/O-D/R-12 to City BG/BH/IX
• AX-19-2026: Annex and rezone 0.18 acre at 41 E 5th Street from R-7.5 to RN-A
• AX-20-2026: Annex and rezone 0.51 acre at 200 & 202 Minus Street from R-7.5 to RN-A
• AX-22-2026: Annex and rezone 0.16 acre at 101 Mason Street from R-7.5 to RN-A
• Z-9-2026: Rezone 2.85 acres at 3030 Augusta Street from MX-2 and RH-C to Civic district

Greenville Housing Authority

The Housing Authority of the City of Greenville will hold a regular board meeting on August 6, 2026. The agenda includes routine consent items, reports from the CEO, finance, asset management, HCV, MTW, and development committees, and an executive session to discuss a personnel matter under state law. No major policy decisions or financial contracts are listed for public vote.

• Executive session for discussion of personnel matter under SC Code Ann. Section 30-4-70(a)(1)
• Approval of minutes from July 9, 2026 board meeting
• Reports from CEO, Finance, Asset Management, HCV Operations, MTW, and Development Committee

Planning Commission

The Greenville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on 11 annexation and rezoning applications, including a large 87.46-acre tract on Woodruff Road. The commission will also vote on several smaller annexations in mill village neighborhoods and rezonings for civic and mixed-use districts. No public meeting items are scheduled.

• Annexation and rezoning of 87.46 acres on Woodruff Road, I-385, Smith Hines Road, Lovett Drive, and Prado Way from county to city zoning districts BG, BH, and IX
• Annexation and rezoning of 0.18 acre at 41 E 5th Street to RN-A, Neighborhood A District, within the Woodside Cotton Mill Village Historic District
• Rezoning of 2.85 acres at 3030 Augusta Street from MX-2 and RH-C to CV, Civic District
• Rezoning of 0.45 acre at 300 Birnie Street from RC-2 to CV, Civic District
• Rezoning of 0.19 acre at 811 Pendleton Street from RN-B to RNX-B, Neighborhood Flex B District

Greenville Water - Commissioners of Public Works

The Commissioners of Public Works will meet to discuss updates to rules, regulations, and the paid time off policy. The agenda includes reports on water resources, finances, and reservoir status.

• Rules and Regulations Changes presented by Dr. Keri Cantrell
• Update to Paid Time Off Policy presented by Lisa Bryant
• Meter Madness National Champion Resolution
• Reservoir Update by Drew Langston
• Drone and Tower Program Update by Brad Treas

Arts in Public Places

The Arts in Public Places Commission will meet to consider a proposed mural called 'The Traveling Penny' at 651 S. Main Street. The agenda also includes a financial update and project updates. No old business is scheduled.

• Discussion of mural, The Traveling Penny, at 651 S. Main Street by Zachery Snow
• Financial update
• Project updates

Greenville Transit Authority

The Greenville Transit Authority Board will consider a resolution for FY-27 Budget Amendment #1 and a change order authorization with Reeves Young. Other items include a fare modernization proposal presentation and approval of June 2025 meeting minutes. The board will also receive the Q4 KPI review and Director’s Report.

• Action on Resolution 2026-11 – FY-27 Budget Amendment #1 and Change Order Authorization with Reeves Young
• Presentation of Fare Modernization Proposal by Transit Projects Coordinator William Flake
• Q4 KPI Review presented by Transit Finance and Compliance Administrator Kat Moreland
• Approval of June 25, 2026 GTA Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
• Driver of the Quarter Presentation by General Manager Sean Ford

Greenville Housing Authority

The Development Committee will meet to discuss the transfer of assistance for Perry/Essex/Styles and a request for proposals for Traction. The board will also review surplus land regarding Arcadia.

• Transfer of Assistance for Perry/Essex/Styles
• Traction RFP
• Arcadia surplus land
• Deferred Maintenance general updates

Public Safety Citizen Review Board

The Public Safety Citizen Review Board will meet to discuss the City Manager's decision regarding an appeal by Officer Motz. The board will also review current Internal Affairs investigation synopses and complaint logs.

• City Manager decision on Officer Motz appeal
• Review of Internal Affairs investigation synopsis
• Review of complaint log

Greenville Airport Commission

The Greenville Airport Commission will approve minutes and financial statements, discuss a request for proposals for Byrdland Drive, and receive operational updates. The commission will then hold an executive session to discuss contract negotiations.

• Approve June 2026 financial statement and budget amendment
• Discussion of Request for Proposals for Byrdland Drive
• Project updates: RWY 1 RSA/EMAS design, runway safety area improvements, ramp rehabilitation, erosion repair, pavement sealcoating, security access control
• Executive session for negotiations on proposed contractual arrangements

Richland Cemetery Advisory Committee

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Springwood Cemetery Advisory Committee

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City Council

The City Council is holding a work session that will transition immediately into a closed executive session. No public action will be taken during this meeting.

• Executive session regarding Economic Development / Legal Briefing
• Executive session regarding Boards and Commissions / Personnel Update

City Council

City Council will vote on several grant appropriations and a proposed sales tax referendum for property tax relief. The body is also considering the transfer of sections of Jenkins Street from the state to the city system.

• Appropriation of $1,015,558 in the Miscellaneous Grants Fund for the School Resource Officer Program
• Ordinance for a one percent sales and use tax to provide property tax relief for owner-occupied homes upon referendum approval
• Appropriation of $535,049 in the Opioid Grant Fund
• Appropriation of $228,331 in the Miscellaneous Grants Fund for the FY 2026 SW Hurricane Helene Grant
• Appropriation of $55,211 for Greenville Police Department body armor

Greenville Housing Authority

The Board of Commissioners will meet to review operational reports and discuss the search for a new CEO. The board is scheduled to vote on a tenant selection plan and tenant write-offs.

• Resolution 2026-05: Approval of Tenant Selection Plan
• Resolution 2026-06: Approval of Tenant Write-Offs
• CEO Search Update

Greenville Local Development Corporation

The Greenville Local Development Corporation board will consider several resolutions, including extending Kiyatec's note due date to December 31, 2026, adopting purchasing authority SOPs, and approving a lease to establish a principal place of business. The board will also vote on moving to quarterly financial reports and receive updates from the nominating committee and director.

• Resolution to extend Kiyatec's Primary Note from June 30, 2026, to December 31, 2026
• Resolution to adopt SOPs for Purchasing Authority
• Resolution to approve entering into a lease for principal place of business
• Resolution to move to quarterly financial reports
• Update from Nominating Committee on Wesley Altoff, Pete Byford, and Gustavo Nieves

Greenville Airport Commission

This special called meeting of the Greenville Airport Commission includes discussion of Runway 01/19 Threshold Displacement and Tractor Acquisition. The commission will also enter executive session to discuss legal matters incidental to contractual arrangements, with possible action afterward. Minutes from the June 15, 2026 meeting will be approved.

• Discuss Runway 01/19 Threshold Displacement
• Discuss Tractor Acquisition
• Enter executive session for legal matters incidental to contractual arrangements
• Possible action on matters discussed in executive session
• Approve minutes of June 15, 2026 meeting