York County public meetings in 2021
90 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
County Council
The Council is considering a rezoning request for property on Coltharp Road and updates to the county zoning code regarding Lake Wylie. Additionally, the body will review several contract amendments, economic development agreements, and numerous vehicle and heavy equipment bids.
- Rezoning of 9.92 acres at 2120 Coltharp Road from AGC to LI
- Ordinance to extend temporary prohibition on apartments, condominiums, and townhomes in Lake Wylie
- Contract amendment for Flint Hill Street Community Drainage Improvement: $246,950.00
- Purchase of 15 Ford Police Interceptor SUVs from Santee Ford: $550,395.00
- Purchase of a 40,000 lb Landfill Dozer from Blanchard Machinery: $416,124.58
Finance & Operations Committee
The Council reviewed proposed fee structures for Ebenezer and Allison Creek Parks and discussed the FY 2022/2023 budget. Members also received information on school concurrency planning and water/sewer rate increases from the City of Rock Hill.
- Proposed shift to year-round day-use fees and per-individual charging for Ebenezer and Allison Creek Parks
- Proposed fee increases for Ebenezer Park RV and tent camping
- FY 2022/2023 budget proposal including 5% merit raises for Sheriff's Department pool
- Millage rate changes: .2mil increase for rural fire and convenience center; .4mil decrease for debt service
- Reduction of Field Day Park gold sponsorship fee from $1,200 to $1,100
County Council Workshop
The Finance & Operations Committee met to recommend several board appointments for Council consideration. The committee also approved a specific fund allocation for the Town of Sharon and reviewed a January 2022 financial report.
- Allocation of $4,650.20 from District 3 discretionary funds to the Town of Sharon
- Recommendation to appoint Steven “Wayne” Helms to the Building Board of Appeals
- Recommendation to appoint Veronica Ouderkirk to the Bethel Lake Wylie Land Acquisition and Preservation Park District Board
- Recommendation to appoint Laura Ullrich to the Catawba Regional Council of Governments
- Recommendation to reappoint Patricia Myers, Kelli Shannon, and Lee Green to the Board of Disabilities and Special Needs (Maxabilities)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission reviewed six rezoning requests. The body approved four requests in Clover and Fort Mill, denied one request in Fort Mill, and deferred one request in York.
- Approved Rezoning 22-05: 7.96 acres at 1125 Green Pond Road, Clover, from ID to AGC
- Approved Rezoning 22-06: 80.5 acres at 2763 Kingsburry Road, Clover, from RUD to AGC
- Approved Rezoning 22-07: 1.69 acres at 2744 Meadow Road, Clover, from RUD to LI
- Denied Rezoning 22-08: 10.82 acres at 1876 Coltharp Road, Fort Mill, from AGC and RMX-10 to RMX-6
- Approved Rezoning 22-09: 2.0 acres at 3350 Terrys Road, Fort Mill, from UD to LI
Board of Zoning Appeals
The committee reviewed staff recommendations for updates to the Zoning and Land Development Codes. Members discussed standards for manufactured homes, beekeeping, and cryptocurrency mining.
- Proposed manufactured home standards in RSF-30: minimum roof pitch of 3/12, eave projection of 2 inches, and minimum width of 14 feet
- Proposed beekeeping limits of 3 hives per lot with on-site water requirements
- Proposed distinction between indoor and outdoor cryptocurrency mining operations
- Discussion on removing USB as an open space requirements boundary for Low Density Development
- Research requested for code modifications regarding tattoo businesses, electronic billboards, and licensed landscape architects
County Council
York County Council will hold a public hearing regarding a temporary prohibition on apartments, condominiums, and townhomes in the Lake Wylie Zoning Overlay District. The body is also reviewing several contracts, a rezoning request in Fort Mill, and updates to the York-Chester Industrial Park agreement.
- Public hearing for rezoning 9.92 acres at 2120 Coltharp Road from AGC to LI
- Purchase of an Intercept Body Scanner for York County Prison for $164,000
- Purchase of a 2021 Ford Police Interceptor Utility SUV for $40,771
- Subscription renewal for Bullseye Engagement talent development portal for $40,590
- Proposed FY 2022 funding of $42,250 based on Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee recommendation
Economic Development Committee
York County Council approved several high-cost infrastructure and public safety upgrades funded by Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds. The body also decided on park fee changes and a specific property rezoning in Clover.
- Approved $16,367,685.00 for Highway 274 Sanitary Forcemain Replacement via Sanders Utility Construction Co. Inc.
- Approved $3,396,359.17 for 800 Mhz radios from Motorola Solutions Inc.
- Approved $626,491.18 for 9-1-1 telephone system equipment from Motorola Solutions Incorporated and Intrado.
- Approved usage fees for Allison Creek Park and rate increases for Ebenezer Park and RV/tent camping.
- Approved rezoning of 1.1 +/- acres at 444 Maynard Grayson Road, Clover from AGC to RUD.
County Council
York County Council will vote on several high-value infrastructure and public safety contracts. The body is also considering a zoning ordinance to extend a temporary prohibition on apartments, condominiums, and townhomes in the Lake Wylie Zoning Overlay District.
- State Utility Contractors, Inc Amendment #1 for Steele Creek Force Main Replacement totaling $24,781,014.00 plus 5% contingency
- Motorola Solutions Inc. contract for Moss Justice Center Guyed Radio Tower replacement for $1,208,567.22
- Proposed ordinance to extend the temporary prohibition of apartments, condominiums, and townhomes in the Lake Wylie Zoning Overlay District
- Sole source purchase of body worn cameras from Axon Enterprise Inc. for $101,516.00
- Grant application of $50,000 from the South Carolina Coordinating Council to support 'Project Walker'
Finance & Operations Committee
The committee is reviewing applications for service on several county boards and advisory committees. The meeting also includes a finance update.
- Board of Assessment Appeals: reappointment of Janice Carlisle
- York County Forever: appointment of Ron Parks
- Catawba Regional Council of Governments: appointment of Stacey Moore
- Riverview Fire Tax District: reappointment of Nicholas Ober and appointment of Justin Laroche or Scott Bennett
- Veterans Memorial Park Advisory Committee: reappointment of Robert Sweet or appointment of Cynthia Spragg or Stephen Churchill
Board of Zoning Appeals
The York County Council met to approve several grant applications for the Sheriff's Office and community projects. The body also decided on three rezoning requests and a fee-in-lieu of tax agreement for Nucycle, LLC.
- Approved $1,392,379 School Resource Officer Program Grant, $378,627 Police Traffic Services Grant, and $187,057 DUI Enforcement Grant for the Sheriff's Office
- Approved $150,000 Lowe's Hometown's Grant and $223,000 allocation to Rock Hill/York County Convention and Visitor's Bureau
- Approved rezoning of 3.5 acres at W. Highway 160, Fort Mill from OI to GC
- Approved rezoning of 1.0 acre at 4211 Madonna Drive, Rock Hill from AGC to RUD
- Approved rezoning of 7.46 acres at 5062 Matthews Simril Road, Rock Hill from ID to RUD
County Council
The County Council is holding a special called meeting. The primary purpose is to enter an executive session to receive legal advice regarding opioid litigation.
- Executive session for legal advice on opioid litigation
County Council Workshop
The Transportation Committee decided on funding allocations for various districts and memorial signage. Council members approved specific C-Fund amounts for seven districts and two street naming projects.
- Approved $500.00 C-Fund allocation for 'John Henry Hardin Intersection' signs at Ross Cannon Street and East Madison Street
- Approved $500.00 C-Fund allocation for 'Brother David Boone Memorial Road' signs on Crawford Road
- Approved FY 21/22 C-Fund selections: District One $1,000,000.00, District Two $835,000.00, District Three $976,654.00, District Four $794,420.00, District Five $978,000.00, District Six $950,000.00, and District Seven $750,000.00
Planning Commission
The York County Council held a strategic planning session to review 2021 accomplishments and set 2022 management goals. The body discussed the allocation of Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds and reviewed a 10-year capital project plan.
- Allocation of $54 million in recovery funds, including $25.4 million for water and sewer infrastructure
- 10-year capital plan items including a $52.5 million Catawba Bend Preserve and $25.8 million for Sheriff's capital needs
- Proposed $8 million new Animal Control building and $3 million new Coroner building
- Discussion on increasing fees for Ebenezer Park and establishing fees for Allison Creek Park
- Proposed 2022 initiatives including growth management, affordable housing, and Dave Lyle Boulevard extension
County Council
The County Council will discuss updating the 2021 operating and capital budgets to increase appropriations for the Riverview and Bethel Rural Fire Districts. The body is also considering several rezoning requests and updates to building and nuisance ordinances. Additionally, the council will review various equipment purchases and service contracts.
- Third reading of rezonings for 1024-1054 Gold Hill Road, 3168 Hands Mill Highway, and Branham Road
- Proposed purchase of 125 AED devices for $731,080.85 and 12 Lucas Chest Compression Devices for $349,993.76
- Contract amendment for STV Inc. totaling $463,375.12 for US 21/SC 51 project
- Three-year HVAC Controls contract for Government Center and Family Court for $104,222.00
- Public hearing for rezoning 20 +/- acres at W. Highway 160 at Lighthouse Ave
Transportation Committee
The Planning Commission decided on multiple residential subdivision requests and land rezoning applications. The body also approved road name changes associated with the Meriway Pointe subdivision.
- Approved road name changes for the Meriway Pointe residential subdivision
- Approved King Road subdivision (6 single-family lots on 10.48 acres)
- Approved The Gables @ Handsmill subdivision (19 single-family lots on 50.82 acres)
- Approved rezoning of 4.901 acres at 3251 West Highway 160 from RUD to NC
- Approved rezoning of 1.1 acres at 444 Maynard Grayson Road from AGC to RUD
Economic Development Committee
The Board of Zoning Appeals reviewed two variance requests regarding county zoning and development standards. The board approved one request for a wireless pole height increase and denied another request for a front yard setback reduction.
- Approved variance for small cell tower at 5126 St James Church Rd to reach 76 feet (exceeding 50-foot maximum)
- Denied variance for front yard setback requirement by 20.5 feet at 456 Old Pinckey Rd
County Council
The Council is meeting to review the redistricting and plan adoption process with the South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office. Members will consider approving the criteria for redistricting and the hiring of legal counsel for the process. The meeting also includes a second reading of an ordinance regarding non-profit EMS provider contracts.
- Resolution approving criteria for redistricting York County Council Districts
- Proposed retention of Joseph Oppermann of Oppermann Law Firm, LLC for redistricting assistance
- Second reading of an ordinance modifying staffing requirements for non-profit EMS providers in the 9-1-1 dispatch system
- Public comment opportunity regarding the redistricting process
Planning Commission
The Health and Environmental Protection Committee received updates on the development of the Catawba Bend Preserve. The body also discussed the potential reinstatement of the York County Agritourism and Education Working Group.
- Catawba Bend Preserve Phase I updates including natural trails, restroom facility, and 5k cross country course
- Demolition of 4 structures and hazardous materials abatement at Catawba Bend Preserve
- Proposal to reinstate York County Agritourism and Education Working Group using remaining $25,000 from 2017
- Live Healthy York County Data Walk event scheduled for March 25 at 386 East Black Street
Transportation Committee
The Finance & Operations Committee recommended three individuals for appointment to county boards and bureaus. The committee also authorized a specific fund distribution for rural transportation assistance.
- Recommendation of Elizabeth Bowers to Rock Hill/York County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau
- Recommendation of Thomas “Bud” Smith to Zoning Board of Appeals (District 6)
- Recommendation of Dean Faile to the Catawba Regional Council of Governments
- Authorization of $3023.00 from York County Discretionary Spending Fund to Tender Hearts Ministries for Bicycle Transportation in Rural York County
County Council
The County Council will hold a public hearing regarding the enlargement of the York-Chester Industrial Park. The body is also deciding on three separate rezoning requests and reviewing several service contracts and budget amendments.
- Rezoning requests for 1024-1054 Gold Hill Road, 3168 Hands Mill Highway, and Branham Road
- Contract for eProcurement software from Integratise Inc. for $39,500.00
- Mowing services at Riverbend Park from Premier Lawns LLC for $75,548.00
- SC 160 East Widening Design contract amendment for $61,765.49
- 800MHz radio network system enhancements from Motorola Solutions for up to $51,800.00
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Council discussed a zoning recode project, reviewing 10 Planning Commission and 5 management recommendations. Council also reviewed proposed redistricting lines and agreed to move the map forward for a second reading on January 18.
- Proposed prohibition of townhomes in the RMX-20 district
- Proposed re-establishment of 'Liquor Sales' as a distinct use in GC and NC districts
- Proposed requirement for infrastructure to minimize alteration of site topography
- Proposed return of preliminary plat approval authority to the Planning Commission
- Review of proposed York County redistricting map
Planning Commission
Council approved a third reading of an ordinance to repeal and replace the county's subdivision and zoning codes. The body also adopted several amendments regarding event venues, RV usage, and communication tower setbacks.
- Approved rezoning of 2321 Chester Highway (9.639 acres) and 1555 Faires Road (1.0 acre) from AGC to RUD
- Authorized $2,266,884.30 for US 21/SC 51 Pennies 3 and US 21 Pennies 4 Mitigation Credits
- Approved $254,236.00 plus 10% contingency for Catawba Bend Preserve Greenway engineering plans
- Awarded $335,060.00 to Friendship Ford for five new 2022 model trucks
- Approved $120,000.00 contract renewal with Powerhouse Recycling Inc. for electronic recyclables
County Council
York County Council is meeting to discuss park master plans, veterans cemetery support, and several rezoning requests. The body is also reviewing multiple service contracts and infrastructure projects.
- Proposed issuance of up to $10,000,000 in general obligation bonds for the Bethel-Lake Wylie Land Acquisition and Preservation Parks District
- Design services contract for Neely Road (Pennies 4 Project) for $1,306,362.53
- Maintenance renewal with Central Square Technologies for $239,837.36
- Animal Shelter kennel door replacement contract awarded to S.D. Clifton Construction for $162,586.00
- HVAC controls service agreement with Johnson Controls Inc. for $158,101.00
Finance & Operations Committee
The York County Council met to approve various legislative items including a rezoning for 6166 Charlotte Highway and an ordinance amendment regarding committee roles. The body also authorized several contracts, equipment purchases, and the rescinding of previous award decisions.
- Rezoning of 6166 Charlotte Highway from RC-I to BD-III
- Agreement for professional services for New Heritage Phase 2 Gravity Sewer Line ($60,000.00)
- Purchase of a 2022 Ford Transit Connect van ($40,065.00)
- Procurement of DNA equipment for the Sheriff's Office ($98,839.00)
- Rescinding of several vehicle and equipment awards including a boom lift and multiple SUVs
County Council
The Council will consider a $10,000,000 bond for land acquisition in the Bethel-Lake Wylie district. Other items include multiple rezoning cases, recreation funding, and a storm water equipment contract.
- $10,000,000 bond issuance for Bethel-Lake Wylie Land Acquisition and Preservation Parks District
- $1,405,800.00 in FY 2022 Recreation Funding
- $158,894.74 contract award to Aquip, LLC for a storm water camera crawler system
- Rezoning of 13.71 acres at 1596 Oak Park Road, Rock Hill
- Rezoning of 3.67 acres at 1883-1993 Corwin Drive and 1644-1692 Oak Ridge Meadows Ct., Rock Hill
Public Works Committee
The Committee received an update on the Catawba Area Coalition for the Homeless regarding multi-jurisdictional efforts to address local homelessness. Additionally, the Committee voted to recommend an ordinance to amend the County Code regarding committee roles and legislative processes.
- Update on Catawba Area Coalition for the Homeless sub-committees: Research, Resources, and Regulation
- Proposed meeting with North Cherry Road business owners on February 16th at 2:00pm
- Ordinance to amend County Code Chapter 30, Sections 30.07 and 30.11 regarding committee roles and legislative processes
- Renaming of the Planning and Economic Development Committee to the Economic Development Committee
- Renaming of the Zoning Committee to the Planning and Zoning Committee
County Council Workshop
The Finance & Operations Committee met to recommend appointments to county boards. The committee also received a monthly financial report for October 2021 and an update on the financial audit.
- Recommended appointment of Tabatha Jefferies to Keep York County Beautiful (At Large)
- Recommended appointment of Kristin Kelly to Keep York County Beautiful (At Large)
- Recommended reappointment of Anne Violanti to the Bethel-Lake Wylie Land Acquisition and Preservation Park District Board
- Report of 9.9% vacancies in the Sheriff’s Office as of October 2021
- Report of 7.4% vacancies in general fund departments as of October 2021
County Council
The York County Council will meet to receive legal advice regarding Fort Mill School District impact fees. This discussion is scheduled to follow an executive session.
- Receipt of legal advice regarding Fort Mill School District impact fees
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission elected its 2022 officers and approved two rezoning requests for parcels in York and Rock Hill. The body also accepted the 2021 Annual Report and the Rezoning Tracking Sheet.
- Rezoning 21-24: 9.639 acre parcel at 2321 Chester Highway, York, from AGC to RUD
- Rezoning 21-25: one acre of a 6.69 acre parcel at 1555 Faires Road, Rock Hill, from AGC to RUD
- Election of Jamie Henrickson as Chairperson
- Election of Kate Kraxberger as Vice Chair
County Council
The County Council is meeting to discuss various rezoning requests, road improvement agreements, and the issuance of general obligation bonds for the Bethel-Lake Wylie Land Acquisition and Preservation Parks District. The body will also consider an emergency ordinance regarding remote meeting participation due to COVID-19.
- Proposed issuance of up to $10,000,000 in general obligation bonds for greenspace and conservation
- Financial Participation Agreement of $3,576,371.98 for Carowinds Blvd./Pleasant Road intersection improvements
- Engineering contract with Labella Associates, PC for $1,019,000 plus 10% contingency for Crowders Creek Pump Station and Force Main Replacement
- Purchase of an Intercept Body Scanner for York County Prison for $164,000.00
- Maintenance and warranty agreement with Elections Systems & Software, Inc. for $110,252.80
Justice & Public Safety Committee
The Zoning Board of Appeals elected its Chair and Vice Chair and heard three land-use requests. The board approved a communication tower and denied a residential setback variance.
- Approved a 165-foot stealth monopole and variance to camouflage design at 470 N. Paraham Rd.
- Denied a 10.1-foot front setback variance for a garage at 433 Swift Creek Cove.
- Elected Jeff Hunter as Chairman and Derrick Williams as Vice-Chair.
- Langham Branch Quarry withdrew a Special Exception request for an aggregate quarry at 1912 Benfield Road.
Finance & Operations Committee
The committee received an update on economic development activities, including new opportunities and project visits. Members requested more specific information for each project. The committee entered an executive session to discuss project updates.
- Report of 8 new opportunities, 4 new leads, and 2 project visits in December 2021
- Year-to-date report of 28 new opportunities and 5 project visits
County Council
The County Council will review an ordinance to expand the Catawba Indian Reservation and consider several rezoning requests. The body is also deciding on multiple infrastructure contracts and a reimbursement agreement for Allison Creek Park.
- Second reading of an ordinance to expand the Catawba Indian Reservation
- Reimbursement Agreement with Duke Energy Carolinas for $4,303,884.00 for Allison Creek Park
- Contract for Hubert Graham Way Extension (Dry Run Road) Project for $1,779,478.91
- Annual insurance coverage by State Fiscal Accountability Insurance Reserve Fund for $1,507,450.74
- Public hearings for rezoning requests at 1596 Oak Park Road, Carolina Crossing Drive, and Corwin Drive/Oak Ridge Meadows Ct.
Board of Zoning Appeals
The County Council approved an emergency ordinance to allow remote participation in meetings due to COVID-19. The body also voted on several infrastructure contracts, vehicle purchases for the Sheriff's Office, and zoning changes.
- Rezoning of 9.92 +/- acres at 2120 Coltharp Road from AGC to LI
- Extension of temporary prohibition on apartments, condos, and townhomes in Lake Wylie Zoning Overlay District
- Contract amendment for Flint Hill Street Community Drainage Improvement totaling $246,950.00
- Purchase of 15 Ford Police Interceptor SUVs for $550,395.00
- Utility Reimbursement Agreement with City of Rock Hill for Riverview Road totaling approximately $787,950.00
Planning & Zoning Committee
The York County Council met to decide on several rezoning requests, economic development agreements, and updates to county codes. The body approved changes to the public nuisance ordinance and authorized fee-in-lieu-of-tax agreements for two projects.
- Approved rezoning of 9.92 acres at 2120 Coltharp Road from AGC to LI
- Approved rezoning of 1.0 acre at 6166 Charlotte Highway from RC-I to BD-III
- Approved fee-in-lieu-of-tax agreements for 'Project Walker' and 'Project Sima'
- Approved contract renewal with Tetra Tech Inc. for Disaster Debris Monitoring & Recovery Services
- Approved ordinance amending Chapter 56 of the County Code regarding Public Nuisances
County Council Workshop
The committee recommended various individuals for appointment or reappointment to county boards and commissions. Additionally, the Assistant County Manager provided a monthly financial report noting vacancies in the Sheriff's Office and general fund departments.
- Recommend Phillip Keenan for Board of Assessment Appeals (District 7)
- Recommend Johnny Walker for York County Forever (District 5)
- Recommend Debi Cloninger for Planning Commission
- Defer appointments to Keep York County Beautiful pending more information
- Recommend John Gregory for Catawba Mental Health Board and Ellen Goff for Bethel Fire Tax District Board
Planning Commission
The York County Council held a workshop to review and modify redistricting options. Council members selected a third proposed scenario and made real-time modifications to district lines. The resulting draft scenario is subject to further changes following a first reading of the ordinance on December 20th.
- Selection of redistricting option 3
- Development of a draft redistricting scenario
- Scheduled first reading of the redistricting ordinance on December 20th
County Council Workshop
The Planning Commission reviewed and approved a first reading draft to repeal and replace the county's Subdivision and Zoning Codes. The body also decided on several subdivision plats and rezoning requests.
- Approved Hopes Corner subdivision (35 single-family lots on 63.13 acres)
- Approved Edmunds Farm subdivision (62 single-family lots on 123.07 acres)
- Denied rezoning of 1.93 acres at 5001 W. Liberty Hill Road from RC-II to BD-I
- Approved rezoning of 1.0 acre at 6166 Charlotte Highway from RC-I to BD-III
- Approved draft updates to Chapter 154 (Subdivision Code) and Chapter 155 (Zoning Code)
Planning & Zoning Committee
The Planning and Economic Development Committee discussed amendments to the Chapter 150 Building Code Ordinance and economic development activities. The committee referred specific pool barrier and permit fee items to the Zoning Committee. Members also discussed the composition of the Economic Development Board.
- Proposed amendments to Chapter 150 Building Code Ordinance regarding current codes and swimming pool barriers
- Referral of pool barrier (150.12) and post facto permit fee (150.19) to the Zoning Committee
- Proposal to reduce the Economic Development Board from 18 members to 13 members
- Decision to add Catawba Indian Nation and an Agritourism Member as Ex Officio members to the board
- Report of 20 new opportunities and 5 project visits for the July 2021 – June 2022 period
Transportation Committee
The York County Council held a workshop to discuss a proposed recode of the county's zoning and land development regulations. Consultants presented four modules of changes intended to modernize the 1980s-era code. The council provided preliminary feedback on the drafts before future formal readings.
- Proposed new zoning districts: Parks and Recreation (PR), Residential Mixed 6 (RMX-6), Outdoor Amusements (OA), Rural Commercial (RC), Rural Industrial (RI), Business and Technology Park (BT), and Mixed Use (MU)
- Consolidation of AGC + AGC-I and RUD + RUD-I zoning districts
- Proposed 20% density bonus for affordable housing in multi-family developments
- Revised overlay districts including Scenic (SC-O), Lake Wylie (LW-O), and Historic Sites (HS-O)
- Proposed new Land Development Code standards for trails, vehicle queuing, and tree preservation fees
Finance & Operations Committee
The York County Council met to approve several items including a rezoning request for Coltharp Road and an extension of temporary development prohibitions in the Lake Wylie area. The body also authorized funding for various community organizations and approved multiple park-related updates.
- Rezoning of 9.92 acres at 2120 Coltharp Road from AGC to LI
- Purchase of a 2021 Ford Police Interceptor Utility for $40,771.00
- Acquisition of five acres for the Bethel-Lake Wylie Preservation Parks District
- Funding of $42,250 for the Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee recommendations
- Purchase of an Intercept Body Scanner for York County Prison for $164,000.00
County Council
York County Council will vote on various infrastructure contracts, coroner's office services, and two rezoning requests. The body is also considering an ordinance to expand the Catawba Indian Reservation and an amendment to the procurement code regarding mental health services.
- First reading of ordinance to expand the Catawba Indian Reservation
- Purchase of new landfill compactor from Sun Machinery for $766,570.47
- Devinney Road paving project award to Sloan Construction for $436,526.75
- Rezoning request for 5336-5346 Sugar Loaf Lane from AGC to RUD
- Rezoning request for 1988 Haire Road from RD-II to BD-I
Planning Commission
The York County Transportation Committee reviewed C-Fund updates for Fiscal Year 2021-2022. The body voted to allocate funds for state infrastructure bank applications, economic development, and district allocations.
- Approved $2,900,000.00 for local match for interchanges on the State Infrastructure Bank application
- Approved $200,000.00 allocation to the Economic Development Unallocated Fund Account
- Approved C-Fund District Allocations of $725,000.00 per District
- Approved $300,000.00 allocation for SCDOT CE&I expenses
- Reported total C-Funds for FY 2021-2022 as $6,738,035.00
Board of Zoning Appeals
York County Council approved three rezoning requests and decided to have the Rock Hill/York County Convention and Visitor's Bureau absorbed by Rock Hill PRT. The body also approved several service contracts and budget amendments.
- Approved rezoning of 4.44 acres at 1024-1054 Gold Hill Road from RD-I to BD-III
- Approved rezoning of 4.886 acres at 3168 Hands Mill Highway from RUD-I to BD-I
- Approved rezoning of 10.35 acres on Branham Road from UD to RC-I
- Awarded $39,500.00 to Integratise Inc. for procurement software
- Approved $51,800.00 for 800MHz radio network enhancements by Motorola Solutions Incorporated
Transportation Committee
The York County Transportation Committee met to approve funding allocations for the Fiscal Year 20/21 C-Fund. The body voted unanimously on district allocations and specific fund selections.
- Approval of FY 20/21 C-Fund District Allocations at $400,000.00 per District
- Approval of FY 20/21 C-Fund Selections: District One $300,000.00, District Two $198,000.00, District Three $300,000.00, District Four $300,000.00, District Five $300,000.00, District Six $300,000.00, and District Seven $400,000.00
Finance & Operations Committee
Council reviewed a 2020 Redistricting Benchmark Report showing a 24.78% population increase in the county. The body decided on the criteria for redrawing voting districts and hired legal assistance for the process. Council also approved an ordinance regarding staffing requirements for non-profit EMS providers.
- Approved resolution for York County Council redistricting criteria
- Retained Joseph Oppermann of Oppermann Law Firm, LLC for the redistricting process
- Approved ordinance modifying terms for non-profit EMS providers regarding basic-life-support staffing for Priority 1 and 2 calls
- Reviewed 2020 Census data showing population growth from 226,073 to 282,090
County Council
The County Council will discuss transferring custody of the York County Prison to the York County Sheriff. The body is also reviewing multiple service contracts, grant applications, and procurement code amendments.
- Resolution to devolve custody of the York County Prison to the York County Sheriff
- Radio service and maintenance agreement with Motorola Solutions Inc. for $2,309,395.02
- Professional Engineering Services for Solid Waste Management with Smith Gardner, Inc. up to $507,100
- Armed security services for Historic Courthouse and Family Court with Walden Security up to $123,916.00
- Ordinance to add mental health wellness services as an exception to the procurement code
Economic Development Committee
York County Council approved the Riverbend Park Master Plan to transform 1,900 acres along the Catawba River into a recreation area. The body also approved several rezoning requests and a resolution supporting a state-funded veterans cemetery.
- Adopted Riverbend Park Master Plan to initiate Phase 1 development
- Approved $1,306,362.53 design services contract for Neely Road (Pennies 4 Project)
- Approved $162,586.00 for Animal Shelter kennel door replacement by S.D. Clifton Construction
- Approved rezoning of 1955 Luckadoo Road from RD-I to ID
- Approved rezoning of 3168 Hands Mill Highway from RUD-I to BD-I with specific access conditions
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is considering a preliminary plat for a 23-lot single-family subdivision. The body will also review three requests to rezone parcels in Rock Hill and Fort Mill.
- Hopes Corner subdivision: 23 single-family lots on 41.93 acres at Mt Gallant Road West and Shiloh Road South
- Rezoning 21-09: +/- 5.0 acre parcel on Sugar Lake Road from AGC to RUD
- Rezoning 21-10: +/- 0.5 acre parcel on Haire Road from RC-II to BD-I
- Rezoning 21-11: +/- 13.71 acre parcel on Oak Park Road from RD-I to RUD
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Finance & Operations Committee recommended several appointments to the Zoning Board of Appeals, Employee Grievance Committee, and Stormwater Appeals Board. The committee reviewed financial reports and millage rates for the county and school districts. Members discussed three options for an ordinance amendment regarding the York County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau.
- Recommended appointment of Jeffrey Blair to the Zoning Board of Appeals (District 5)
- Recommended appointment of Heather Savikas and reappointment of Bryant Cook to the Employee Grievance Committee
- Recommended reappointment of Beth White to the Stormwater Appeals Board
- Reported millage rate increase for Clover (18.7 to 19.4) and decrease for Fort Mill (85.0 to 72.0)
- Discussion of three options for the York County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau ordinance
Transportation Committee
The York County Council held a workshop to review the mid-year progress of strategic goals and a revised Economic Development Strategic Plan. The discussion included proposed changes to the governance structure of the York County Economic Development board and future infrastructure planning.
- Proposed $100,000 annual supplement to the TCED budget for marketing and product development
- Proposal to reduce the YCED board from 18 to 13 members
- Plan to create a water and sewer infrastructure, land use, and funding plan for 2022-2023
- Recommendation to establish a public/private workforce council in 2023-2024
County Council
The County Council will discuss the upcoming fiscal year budget and tax levies. The body is also considering several rezoning requests, public utility rate changes, and the sale of an industrial building in East York Industrial Park.
- Proposed sale of a 40,000 square foot industrial building at 1725 Genthe Court to Grid Training Corporation
- Contract for food services at York County's Detention Center and Prison for $703,530.00
- Bid for bathroom renovations at the Rock Hill Library for $195,526.00
- Public hearings on sewer rate schedules and recyclable material fees at the material recovery facility
- Third reading of rezoning requests for 2216 India Hook Road, 2850 Gordon Road, and 3399 & 3409 Pleasant Road
County Council
The County Council is holding a special called meeting to conduct a public hearing. The focus is an ordinance to establish operating and capital budgets and the levy of taxes for the fiscal year starting July 1, 2021.
- Public hearing on ordinance to establish operating and capital budgets for FY 2021
- Discussion of tax levies for York County for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 2021
County Council
The Council will review the FY 2021 operating and capital budgets and several rezoning requests. Discussion includes multiple contract approvals for law enforcement equipment, public works, and facility maintenance.
- Rezoning: 14.93 acres at 2850 Gordon Road, Rock Hill
- Rezoning: 8.80 acres at 3399 & 3409 Pleasant Road, Fort Mill
- Purchase of body worn and dash cameras from Axon Enterprise Inc. for $357,286.87
- Purchase of Safariland body armor gear for up to $60,000.00
- Purchase of stream mitigation credits for $68,535.00
Finance & Operations Committee
The York County Council held a special called meeting to enter an executive session. The body discussed the receipt of legal advice regarding Fort Mill School District impact fees.
- Executive session regarding legal advice for Fort Mill School District impact fees
Board of Zoning Appeals
The County Council approved several infrastructure contracts, including a road extension and a reimbursement agreement for Allison Creek Park. The body also processed two rezoning requests and an ordinance regarding the expansion of the Catawba Indian Reservation.
- Approved $1,779,478.91 contract with Boggs Contracting, Inc. for the Hubert Graham Way Extension
- Approved $4,303,884.00 reimbursement agreement with Duke Energy Carolinas for Allison Creek Park
- Approved rezoning of 5.0 +/- acres at 5336-5346 Sugar Loaf Lane from AGC to RUD
- Approved rezoning of 0.5 +/- acres at 1988 Haire Road from RD-II to BD-I
- Approved $1,507,450.74 for annual insurance coverage via State Fiscal Accountability Insurance Reserve Fund
County Council Workshop
The Justice & Public Safety Committee discussed a request to build a new fire station for Oakdale on Highway 72 because road widening will limit parking for fire apparatus. Staff stated that general funds and American Rescue Plan funds are not currently eligible for this expense. The committee discussed a potential bond referendum for the November 2022 election.
- Request for new fire station construction on Highway 72 in Rock Hill
- Discussion of funding via general funds or American Rescue Plan
- Proposal for a bond referendum for the November 2022 election
Planning Commission
The Finance & Operations Committee recommended several appointments to the Bethel and Bethesda Fire Tax District Boards and the York County Library Board. The body also discussed options for the Rock Hill/York County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, including a proposal to dissolve the CVB and make it a department of the City of Rock Hill.
- Recommendation to appoint Kyle Eller to the Bethel Fire Tax District Board
- Recommendation to reappoint Jule Rogers and Marlo Dykes to the Bethesda Fire Tax District Board
- Recommendation to appoint Anne Witte, April Hershey, Chelsea Padgett, Tiffany Moeller, and Teleia White to the York County Library Board
- Discussion of dissolving the Convention and Visitor’s Bureau with a potential division of assets approximately $1M
- Financial report noting an 8.5% vacancy rate for the Sheriff’s Department as of May 2021
Legislative Liaison Ad Hoc Committee
York County Council decided on several rezoning requests, infrastructure contracts, and a bond for land acquisition. The body also approved a nuisance ordinance amendment and an expansion of the Catawba Indian Reservation.
- Approved issuance of up to $10,000,000 in general obligation bonds for greenspace and conservation in the Bethel-Lake Wylie district
- Approved $3,576,371.98 agreement with SCDOT for Carowinds Blvd./Pleasant Road intersection improvements
- Approved $1,019,000 engineering contract with Labella Associates, PC for Crowders Creek Pump Station and Force Main Replacement
- Approved $164,000 purchase of an Intercept Body Scanner for the York County Prison
- Approved $110,252.80 maintenance agreement with Elections Systems & Software, Inc.
County Council
The Council will consider the fiscal year 2021-2022 operating and capital budgets. The agenda includes several rezoning requests, ordinance readings regarding water/sewer rates and park fees, and a property sale in East York Industrial Park.
- Rezoning of 20.75 acres on Bechtler Road from UD to RUD-I
- Emergency procurement for transfer station pit repairs: $40,800.00
- Application for FY 2022 Solid Waste Grants: $35,550.00
- Sale of industrial building at 1725 Genthe Court to Grid Training Corporation
- Purchase of a 2011 Crown Victoria by Lesslie's Fire Department: $2,000.00
Transportation Committee
The York County Council reviewed the proposed schedule for the Zoning Code Rewrite and Comprehensive Plan. Members also discussed the allocation of State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds, including potential funding for broadband and mental health.
- Proposed $5,000,000 for York Electric and Comporium broadband expansion in Western York County
- Recommendation to move $1.5M from Negative Economic Impact court backlog positions to unassigned projects
- Proposed $141,485,000 for water and sewer infrastructure, including $35,000,000 for Blue Granite
- Proposed $8,378,000 for public safety communication enhancements, including radio towers
- Zoning Code Rewrite schedule with a public hearing set for November 15
Finance & Operations Committee
The Committee reviewed proposed modifications to allow chickens on residential lots. Staff determined these changes should be placed in the Chapter 155: Zoning Code during the Zoning Code Rewrite rather than Chapter 55: Animals to ensure enforceability.
- Proposed limit of six chickens per lot
- Proposed ban on roosters (male chickens at least 1 year of age)
- Proposed requirement for coops to be 30 feet from neighboring dwellings and lot lines
- Proposed ban on outdoor slaughter or processing of chickens
- Proposed requirement for covered, predator-proof coops with at least two square feet per chicken
County Council
York County Council is meeting to vote on several high-value infrastructure bids, rezoning requests, and ordinance amendments. The agenda includes decisions on water metering, security upgrades, and road improvements.
- Bid for Spratt Street and Fort Mill Parkway intersection improvement: $4,937,591.21
- Purchase of 1,200 AMI smart water meters and software from Fortiline, Inc.: $641,198.64
- Security package for Joseph R. Moss Justice Center from A3 Communications: up to $170,000.00
- Rezoning of 20.75 +/- acres on Bechtler Road from UD to RUD-I
- Proposed sale of E.C. Black Building at 13 Congress Street South to the City of York
County Council Workshop
Council members discussed a strategic economic development plan from Garner Economics and a proposed allocation of $54 million in American Rescue Plan funds. No final decisions were made; Council took the information under advisement for future discussion.
- Proposed $23.8 million for water and sewer infrastructure
- Proposed $8.4 million for 9-1-1 public safety communications enhancements
- Proposed $5.2 million for ventilation improvements
- Recommendation to increase YCED budget by $100,000 annually starting 2023
- Proposed $2 million for stormwater improvements and flood area mapping
Planning Commission
The Zoning Committee discussed potential amendments to the animal code regarding backyard chickens. Staff will draft an ordinance outline based on committee suggestions for future consideration. The committee also discussed Traffic Impact Analysis requirements for new businesses.
- Proposed chicken regulations: maximum of six hens per dwelling, no roosters, and no outdoor slaughtering
- Discussion regarding Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) requirements for small businesses
- Request for staff to review zoning code to assist small business startup processes
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board reviewed multiple variance requests regarding road frontage, curb cuts, and setbacks. Several subdivision requests were approved with specific conditions for utilities and access easements, while one tree removal request was deferred.
- Denied: Variance for 624 Rivercrest Road to subdivide land without 100' of road frontage
- Approved: Variance for 490 Rowells Road regarding curb cut separation with two conditions
- Approved: Variance for 2029 Filbert Highway to subdivide into two lots with three conditions
- Approved: Variance for 628 Owens Road to subdivide land with three conditions
- Approved: Variance for 3312 Highway 21 for a new ground sign with two conditions
County Council
The County Council is meeting to approve several infrastructure contracts and property deeds for road widening and realignment. The body will also consider rezoning requests and a fee-in-lieu-of-tax agreement for economic development.
- Contract for Cel River Road widening project in the amount of $1,169,836.48
- Award for US 321/Kings Mountain Road Intersection project for $1,646,483.81
- Professional auditing services contract for Elliott Davis, LLC for $220,500.00
- Purchase of a medical waste incinerator for the Coroner's Office for $37,243.63
- Rezoning of 20.75 acres on Bechtler Road from UD to RUD-I
Planning Commission
The County Council approved various vendor contracts for landfill equipment, road paving, and coroner services. The body also held a first reading of an ordinance to expand the Catawba Indian Reservation.
- Purchase of a new landfill compactor from Sun Machinery for $766,570.47
- Devinney Road paving project awarded to Sloan Construction for $436,526.75
- First reading of an ordinance to expand the Catawba Indian Reservation by adding five tax map parcels
- Worker's Compensation Insurance administration by USI Insurance Services for $368,713.16
- Emergency procurement for structural assessment of McCelvey Center's Historic Auditorium not to exceed $101,858.45
Economic Development Committee
The Transportation Committee met to address funding for road selections. The body voted to transfer funds to the SCDOT for FY2019/2020 State Road C-Fund selections.
- Transfer of $340,511.00 from C-Fund Revenue Account to SCDOT for FY2019/2020 State Road C-Fund Selections
County Council
The County Council is meeting to consider a third reading of an ordinance regarding the Lake Wylie Zoning Overlay District. The proposal involves removing certain expiring prohibitions while extending others on specific housing types.
- Proposed amendment to Zoning Code Section 155.347
- Removal of expiring prohibitions on rezoning applications and lot development requirements
- Extension of temporary prohibitions on apartments, condominiums, and townhome dwellings
- Extension of the section's expiration date
Transportation Committee
The Committee voted to recommend several individuals for appointment to county boards and commissions. Members also discussed the appointment process and received a monthly financial update.
- Recommendation of Ed Stewart to the York County Culture and Heritage Commission
- Recommendation of Cherie Barton to the Catawba Mental Health Board
- Recommendation of Chelsea Padgett, Teleia White, and Jennifer Scott to the York County Library Board
- Recommendation of Flint Holbrook to the Stormwater Appeals Board
- Recommendation of Debi Cloninger to the York County Planning Commission
Finance & Operations Committee
The committee is reviewing applications for service and reappointments across several county boards and commissions. The meeting also includes a finance update.
- Appointments for Zoning Board of Appeals
- Appointments for York County Natural Gas Board
- Appointments for Keep York County Beautiful
- Appointments for Board of Disabilities and Special Needs (Maxabilities)
- Appointments for Bethel Fire Tax District Board
County Council
York County Council is meeting to vote on several high-value infrastructure contracts and property exchanges for road projects. The body will also consider rezoning requests and an emergency ordinance regarding COVID-19 meeting rules.
- Galleria Boulevard Road Extension Project award to Blythe Development Company for $6,251,410.00
- Stockbridge Regional Wastewater Pump Station and Force Main project award for $2,494,220.30
- Revenue Billing and Tax Collection Software purchase from PCI, LLC not to exceed $1,375,900.00
- Replacement of Moss Justice Center's Guyed Radio Tower for $1,208,567.22
- Public hearing for rezoning 164.22 acres at 2499 Viesta Road from RD-II to AGC
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Transportation Committee met to determine funding allocations for the FY 20/21 C-Fund. Council members voted to approve specific dollar amounts for Districts One through Six.
- District One C-Fund allocation: $300,000
- District Two C-Fund allocation: $198,000
- District Three C-Fund allocation: $300,000
- District Four C-Fund allocation: $300,000
- District Five and Six C-Fund allocations: $300,000 each
County Council Workshop
The Transportation Committee met to review and approve funding allocations for road projects. The council voted unanimously to allocate funds for District 7.
- Approval of FY 20/21 C-Fund allocations and selections in District Seven for $400,000
Planning Commission
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a 250-foot communication tower and two land subdivision requests with specific utility and easement conditions. A third variance request for property on Rivercrest Road was deferred until July 8, 2021.
- Approved 250' Communication Tower and height/design variances at 3633 McConnells Highway W
- Approved land subdivision variance at 3254 Passmore Road with utility and easement conditions
- Approved land subdivision variance at 1937 Briarwood Circle with utility and easement conditions
- Deferred variance request for 624 Rivercrest Road until July 8, 2021
County Council
The County Council is meeting to vote on several contracts, a rezoning request, and updates to the Lake Wylie Zoning Overlay District. The body will also discuss the Pathways Community Center and receive legal advice in executive session.
- Reimbursement Agreement with DR Horton, Inc for sanitary sewer improvements totaling approximately $2,102,641.00
- Rezoning request for 164.22 +/- acres at 2499 Viesta Road from RD-II to AGC
- Amendment #1 with Kimley-Horn and Associates for $71,872 for US321/Railroad Avenue Intersection Improvements
- Purchase of replacement technology from Data Network Solutions for $36,898.43
- Ordinance to amend the Lake Wylie Zoning Overlay District regarding temporary prohibitions on new development
Planning & Zoning Committee
The York County Council decided on several rezoning requests and approved numerous operational contracts and grants. The body also voted on an ordinance to sell a speculative industrial building in East York Industrial Park.
- Approved rezoning of 2216 India Hook Road, 2850 Gordon Road, and 3399 & 3409 Pleasant Road
- Approved $703,530.00 food services contract for Detention Center and Prison with Trinity Services Group, Inc.
- Approved $195,526.00 for bathroom renovations at the Rock Hill Library
- Approved $142,691.12 for a modular office building for the Sheriff's Office Lake Wylie remote location
- Approved sale of a 40,000 square foot industrial building at 1725 Genthe Court to Grid Training Corporation
County Council Workshop
The Council held a workshop to discuss proposed FY21-22 budgets for the York County Library, the Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, and the Coroner's office. The meeting included reports on economic impacts of tourism and staffing needs for death investigations.
- York County Library proposed budget including furniture and equipment upgrades for Fort Mill, Rock Hill, and Lake Wylie branches
- Convention and Visitor’s Bureau report of $63M direct economic impact and $300,000 in privately raised funds
- Coroner's request for one administrative staff member and two full-time Deputy Coroner Investigators
- Executive Session held regarding Visit York County and GT Real Estate FILOT
County Council Workshop
The committee reviewed a monthly financial update indicating that the budget remains on track. Discussions included vacancy rates in the Sheriff’s Department and other general fund departments, as well as the transfer of Local Government Fund money into the capital maintenance fund.
- Sheriff’s Department vacancy rate of 8.0% as of March 2021
- General fund department vacancy rate of 4.1% as of March 2021
- Transfer of Local Government Fund (LGF) funds into the capital maintenance fund
County Council
York County Council is meeting to vote on several infrastructure contracts and zoning amendments. The body will discuss property exchanges in Fort Mill for the US 21/SC 51 project and consider a fee-in-lieu-of-tax agreement for 'Project Citrus Cooler'.
- Award New Heritage Gravity Sewer Phase 2 Project to Cleary Construction Inc. for $7,642,260.00
- Distributed Antenna System for Moss Justice Center Complex from Harris Communications, LLC for $117,971.60
- Recycling containers and lids from Peninsula Plastics Ltd for $48,021.60
- High speed internet services for Historic Brattonsville by AT&T for $37,450.00
- Zoning Code amendments for residential design standards in the Lake Wylie Overlay District
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Transportation Committee met to consider a funding allocation for roadway improvements. The body voted unanimously to approve the expenditure.
- $200,000 Economic Development C-Fund allocation for SCDOT required roadway improvements at Aspen Business Park
Planning Commission
York County Council approved the sale of a 40,000 square foot industrial building in East York Industrial Park to Grid Training Corporation. The body also authorized several law enforcement purchases and updated floodplain and zoning ordinances.
- Sale of speculative building at 1725 Genthe Court to Grid Training Corporation
- Purchase of body worn and dash cameras from Axon Enterprise Inc. for $357,286.87
- Armed security services contract with Allied Universal Security Service for $235,000.00
- Rezoning of 2850 Gordon Road from AGC-I to AGC and 3399 & 3409 Pleasant Road from RUD to BD-II
- Purchase of 304.6 stream mitigation credits for $68,535.00
Finance & Operations Committee
The York County Zoning Board of Appeals decided on several variance and special exception requests. The board approved a school use request and a communication tower, while denying a deck variance in the Lake Wylie Buffer.
- Approved Special Exception for school use by York Preparatory Academy on Mt Holly Road and Tuckaway Road
- Approved 195-foot monopole communication tower at 1288 Porter Road
- Denied variance for 1,100 square foot deck at 3474 Lake Wylie Drive
- Approved road frontage variances for 2695 and 2699 Neely Store Road and 432 and 440 Pamela Road
- Approved setback variance for shed and gazebo at 839 Stratford Run Drive
County Council
The County Council is reviewing updates to the Subdivision and Zoning Codes, including the establishment of Cluster Subdivisions. The body is also discussing tax agreements and grants for economic development projects including Project Citrus Cooler and Project Jabba.
- Electrical upgrades to Law Enforcement Training Center: $493,050.00
- Hydraulic excavator for Solid Waste Department: $226,922.39
- Grant application for Project Citrus Cooler: $200,000
- Rezoning of 334 Rock Grove Ave from UD to RC-II
- Audio Visual equipment for Historic Courthouse: $58,351.27
Finance & Operations Committee
The County Council decided on several zoning changes and approved the first reading of an ordinance to sell a 40,000 square foot industrial building to Grid Training Corporation. The body also approved fee changes for sewer rates, landfill recycling, and Ebenezer Park facilities.
- Approved sale of industrial building at 1725 Genthe Court to Grid Training Corporation
- Approved $40,800 emergency procurement for transfer station pit repairs by Lear’s Welding & Fabrication Inc.
- Approved $35,550 in fiscal year 2022 Solid Waste Grants
- Approved rezoning of 20.75 acres on Bechtler Road from UD to RUD-I
- Approved first reading of fee-in-lieu-of-tax agreements for 'Project Recon' and 'Project Bear Claw'
County Council
The York County Council is meeting to discuss updates to the subdivision and zoning codes, including the establishment of cluster subdivisions. The body is also reviewing several utility relocation agreements and the sale of a 1.392-acre parcel in Fort Mill.
- Proposed sale of 1.392 acres near Spratt Street and Fort Mill Parkway
- Contract with Dodd Studios, LLC for $110,000 for Riverbend Park marketing plan
- Utility relocation agreements totaling $440,560.74 for FMSB/Spratt Street and $602,693.23 for SC 160 East
- Proposed creation of the Bethel-Lake Wylie Land Acquisition and Preservation Parks Special Tax District
- Rezoning request for 334 Rock Grove Ave from UD to RC-II
Board of Zoning Appeals
York County Council approved several infrastructure contracts, rezoning requests, and ordinances. The body also heard information regarding municipal election cycles and swore in new board and commission members.
- Approved $4,937,591.21 for Spratt Street and Fort Mill Parkway intersection improvements
- Approved $641,198.64 for 1,200 AMI smart water meters and software from Fortiline, Inc.
- Approved $170,000.00 for security cameras and door access at Joseph R. Moss Justice Center
- Approved rezoning of 20.75 +/- acres on Bechtler Road from UD to RUD-I
- First reading of ordinance to sell E.C. Black Building at 13 Congress Street South to the City of York
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission reviewed and voted on multiple rezoning requests and subdivision plats. The body also approved a text amendment to the Zoning Code regarding tree preservation and discussed the Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan.
- Approved re-addressing 6779 Oakridge Road to Shandamoore Drive in Clover
- Approved Shandamoore Lake subdivision for 11 single-family lots
- Approved Maybree Meadows subdivision preliminary plat for 35 single-family lots
- Approved rezoning of 0.76 acre at 2216 India Hook Road from RC-I to BD-III
- Approved rezoning of 8.80 acres at 3399 and 3409 Pleasant Road from RUD to BD-II
County Council
The County Council will elect a Chairman and Vice Chairman and hold public hearings on three rezoning requests. The body is also considering ordinances regarding park committees, tax incentives, and truck route designations.
- Utility Relocation Agreements with Duke Energy, York County Natural Gas Authority and Comporium totaling $436,853.47
- Purchase of a motor grader from James River Equipment for $213,381.03
- Purchase of four Ford Police Interceptor Utility AWD SUVs for $142,384.00
- Rezoning requests for 3555 Armstrong Ford Road, 1291 Altura Road, and 334 Rock Grove Ave
- Contract with Pace Analytical for water sampling services estimated at $27,300.00 annually