York County public meetings in 2024

Planning & Zoning Committee

The committee will review updates to the rural zoning project scope and discuss non-conformities. Members will also consider rules regarding wall signs and minor subdivision lookbacks.

• Rural zoning project scope update
• Discussion regarding wall signs
• Discussion regarding non-conformities
• Discussion regarding minor subdivision lookback
• Approval of October 23, 2024 meeting minutes

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board will review the variance request submitted by Benjamin Bolding to locate an accessory structure at 2737 Windswept Cove in the York Community (District 2‑Love). The request seeks to place a 1,980‑sq‑ft detached garage in front of the existing home, contrary to the Lake Wylie Overlay requirement. The Board previously deferred this case from the Dec 12 meeting and will now consider approval, denial, or further deferment. The agenda also includes approval of the Dec 12 minutes and an executive session.

• Variance request (Case Z24-9 V BZA) for accessory structure at 2737 Windswept Cove
• Review of the deferment decision from the Dec 12 meeting
• Approval of the Dec 12, 2024 Board of Zoning Appeals minutes
• Executive session (no public agenda items listed)
• Public notification actions already completed (signs, newspaper ad, letters)

County Council

The York County Council meeting on Dec 16, 2024 will consider several rezoning actions, including a 292‑acre AGC zoning request for parcels on the York/Chester border (Case #24‑29). The council will also vote on multiple contract approvals, such as a $245,832.60 HVAC maintenance agreement with Johnson Controls for the Moss Justice Center and Animal Shelter, and a $550,364 three‑year landscaping services contract for county government and library properties. Additional items include a public hearing on amendments to the York‑Chester Industrial Park agreement and a $15,000 renewal of Metro Ethernet services with Comporium.

• Rezoning: Apply AGC zoning to 48 parcels (~292 acres) on York/Chester border (Case #24‑29).
• Rezoning: Rezone 0.997‑acre parcel at 184 Grayson Road, Rock Hill from UD to LI (Case #24‑53).
• Contract: Approve $245,832.60 HVAC preventative maintenance with Johnson Controls for Moss Justice Center and Animal Shelter.
• Contract: Approve $550,364 three‑year landscaping services for county government, library, and museum properties.
• Public Hearing: Third reading of ordinance to amend York‑Chester Industrial Park agreement adding/removing parcels.

Finance & Operations Committee

The Finance & Operations Committee will review applications for service on the Planning Commission and the Bethel Fire Tax Board. Members will discuss reappointments and new appointments for specific districts. The committee will also approve the minutes from the November 21, 2024 meeting.

• Consider reappointment of Thomas Bach to the Planning Commission, District 7, term ending 12-31-2028
• Consider appointment of Katherine Kraxberger to the Planning Commission, District 1, term ending 12-31-2026
• Consider appointment of Charles Parmenter to the Bethel Fire Tax Board, District 2, term starting 1-2-2026
• Consider appointment of one of the listed candidates (Joseph Costello, Jason Dillon, Richard Lewandowski, Nicholas Newell, Michael Robbe, Joseph Ruskowski, Walter Wilkes, or John Orlando) to the Bethel Fire Tax Board, District 2, 1st term ending 12-7-2028
• Approve the minutes from the November 21, 2024 Finance & Operations Committee meeting

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider the pending variance request from Benjamin Bolding for an accessory structure at 2737 Windswept Cove, which was deferred from the November meeting. The agenda also includes approval of the November 14 minutes and an executive session before adjourning.

• Variance request from Benjamin Bolding for accessory structure at 2737 Windswept Cove (deferred to Dec 12)
• Approval of minutes from the November 14, 2024 Board of Zoning Appeals meeting
• Executive session (no public details provided)
• Adjournment of the meeting

County Council Workshop

The County Council will hold a workshop to discuss strategic plan goals regarding responsible growth and community safety. Staff will also provide an update on the animal shelter.

• Discussion on Strategic Plan Goal: Grow Responsibly
• Discussion on Strategic Plan Goal: Safe Community
• Animal Shelter update from staff

Economic Development Committee

The York County Economic Development Committee will discuss a Small Business Toolkit and Expansion Support, engage agriculture stakeholders, and conduct visioning for economic development. It will also consider a consultant services contract and an economic development initiative contract in an executive session. The committee will approve minutes from the September 25, 2024 meeting before adjourning.

• Small Business Toolkit
• Small Business Expansion Support
• Agriculture Stakeholder Engagement
• Economic Development Visioning
• Executive Session: consultant services contract and economic development initiative contract

Planning Commission

The York County Planning Commission will consider multiple rezoning requests, a public hearing on a driveway waiver, and a recommendation to adopt an impact fee ordinance for new residential development in the Fort Mill School District.

• Public Hearing: Waiver for driveway separation less than 325 feet (Case W24-04)
• Rezoning 24-52: 3.02-acre parcel from AGC to RUD at 700 N. Paraham Road
• Rezoning 24-56: 2.35-acre parcel from UD to RSF-30 on Wisteria Lane, Rock Hill
• Rezoning 24-57: 7-acre parcel from AGC to RUD on Willis Farm Road, Clover
• Ordinance: Public Education Facilities Impact Fee for Fort Mill School District No. 4

County Council

York County Council will consider second readings for several ordinances, including amendments to the York-Chester Industrial Park and a fee agreement with Performance Friction Corporation. The meeting also includes public hearings on rezoning requests and approval of contracts for stream bank stabilization, utility relocation, and park upgrades.

• Second reading of ordinance to amend York-Chester Industrial Park agreement
• Second reading of ordinance amending fee agreement with Performance Friction Corporation
• Public hearing on rezoning 292 acres to AGC zoning on York/Chester border
• Approval of Sugar Creek Stream Bank Stabilization Project contract ($1,762,599.30)
• Approval of utility relocation agreement with Zayo ($507,676.00)

Finance & Operations Committee

The committee will review funding requests for various community organizations and fire departments across Districts 2, 3, and 5. Members will also consider applicants for several county boards and commissions and discuss local vendor preference.

• District 2 fund allocations including $3,500 for River Hills EMS and $3,300 for Bethel Volunteer Fire Department
• District 3 fund allocations of $2,500 each for Newport Volunteer Fire Department and The Men’s Club of York
• District 5 fund allocation of $5,000 for Clemson University/4-H
• Review of applicants for boards including Zoning Appeals, Assessment Appeals, and the Library Board
• Discussion regarding Local Vendor Preference

County Council

The council will consider several rezoning actions, including a second‑reading request to rezone seven parcels in the Lake Wylie area to RMX‑6. It will also approve multiple contracts and agreements, such as a $7.97 million HVAC renovation for the Heckle Office Complex and a $1.69 million HVAC project for the Planning Building, both funded through the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds. Additional items include a $29,550 utility relocation agreement with AT&T, a $119,496.98 change order for Ebenezer Park Phase 2, and the adoption of a new utility relocation policy and other road‑related contracts.

• Rezoning case #24‑37 – rezone 7 Lake Wylie parcels to RMX‑6 (Staff & PC recommend approval)
• Approve $7,973,131.51 HVAC renovation contract for Heckle Office Complex (Bid #2943)
• Approve $1,686,435 HVAC renovation contract for Planning Building (Bid #2947)
• Approve $29,550 AT&T utility relocation agreement for Pennies 3 Project (US 21/51 widening)
• Approve Change Order #2 for Leitner Construction, $119,496.98, for Ebenezer Park Phase 2 turnaround

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review two variance requests regarding property standards in the Clover and York communities. The board will also establish the 2025 meeting and deadline calendar.

• Variance request for 129 Twin Coves Lane to subdivide a 1.815-acre parcel into two lots (Case Z24-10 V BZA)
• Variance request for 2737 Windswept Cove to place an accessory structure in front of the primary home (Case Z24-9 V BZA)
• Approval of the 2025 Board of Zoning Appeal Meeting and Deadline Calendar

County Council Workshop

The York County Council will hold a workshop to discuss two strategic plan goals: Quality Infrastructure and Premier Parks. A presentation of the Parks Masterplan will be given. An executive session will follow, after which any matters arising will be considered.

Finance & Operations Committee

The York County Finance & Operations Committee will consider applications for service on several boards and commissions and will vote on allocating district funds totaling $11,300 to Habitat for Humanity, Greater Things Ministry, Bethel Volunteer Fire Department, Newport Volunteer Fire Department, and The Men’s Club of York. The committee will also approve the minutes from the October 21, 2024 meeting and receive a finance update.

• Allocate $2,000 from District 2 to Habitat for Humanity
• Allocate $1,000 from District 2 to Greater Things Ministry
• Allocate $3,300 from District 2 to Bethel Volunteer Fire Department
• Allocate $2,500 from District 3 to Newport Volunteer Fire Department
• Allocate $2,500 from District 3 to The Men’s Club of York

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider two subdivision plats for single-family homes and five individual rezoning requests. The body will also discuss applying the AGC zoning district to 48 parcels along the Chester County border and receive an update on school impact fees.

• Old Hope Farm subdivision: 20 single-family lots on 29.34 acres
• Legacy Point subdivision: 37 5-acre single-family lots on 212.07 acres
• Rezoning 24-55: 15.15-acre parcel at 2354 Vineyard Road from RSF-40 to RUD
• Rezoning 24-54: 2.759-acre portion on Highway 160 W. from RUD to GC
• Rezoning 24-29: Applying AGC zoning to 48 parcels along the Chester County border

County Council

York County Council will vote on several rezoning requests and high-value infrastructure contracts. The body is also reviewing a large-scale HVAC renovation project funded by Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds.

• HVAC renovations at Heckle Office Complex awarded to Ferrara Buist LLC for $7,973,131.51
• Utility Relocation Agreement with Comporium for $3,545,000.00 for US 21/51 widening
• Purchase of four 1-ton crew cab service trucks from Carl Black Chevrolet for $283,992.00
• Utility Relocation Agreement with AT&T for $535,836.01 for Hwy. 557
• Public hearings for rezoning 7 parcels in the Lake Wylie area to RMX-6

Planning & Zoning Committee

The committee will hold discussions on minor subdivision lookbacks, tractor trailers on farms, and the 'Grow Responsibly' goal of the Strategic Plan. Members will also review TIA egress LOS and other staff-referred planning items.

• Discussion regarding minor subdivision lookback
• Discussion regarding tractor trailers on farms
• Discussion regarding TIA egress LOS
• Discussion regarding Strategic Plan, Grow Responsibly goal
• Approval of August 20, 2024 meeting minutes

County Council

The York County Council will consider a series of rezoning actions for parcels in several districts. It will approve multiple procurement contracts, including a $1,080,365 award for a detention‑center shower replacement and a $70,471.79 purchase of sheriff training supplies. The Council will also authorize grant applications for traffic safety, DUI enforcement, and DNA analysis, and will vote on a $1,013,907.36 sidewalk improvement agreement on Whites Road.

• Rezoning 4.939 acres at 3625 Broadhurst Lane from AGC to RUD (Case #24-38)
• Award $1,080,365 to Hostetter and Son Construction for Moss Justice Detention Center shower replacement (Bid #2936)
• Purchase sheriff’s office training supplies for $70,471.79 from Kiesler Police Supply
• Amend solid waste disposal contract with Waste Management Inc. to $35.33 per ton, not to exceed $4,250,000 annually
• Approve $1,013,907.36 supplemental agreement with SCDOT and Town of Fort Mill for Whites Road sidewalk improvements

Finance & Operations Committee

The York County Finance & Operations Committee will consider allocating District 2 funds to three organizations: Faye Bergman Charitable Corporation ($1,500), Roosevelt Community Land and Building Fund ($2,500), and Roosevelt Community Watch ($1,800). The committee will also approve the minutes from the October 7, 2024 Finance & Operations Committee meeting.

• Allocate $1,500 from District 2 to Faye Bergman Charitable Corporation
• Allocate $2,500 from District 2 to Roosevelt Community Land and Building Fund
• Allocate $1,800 from District 2 to Roosevelt Community Watch
• Approve minutes from the October 7, 2024 Finance & Operations Committee meeting

Transportation Committee

The committee will review SCDOT funding levels for fiscal year 2024/2025. Members will consider approving funding for the State Infrastructure Bank regarding Exits 82, 85, and 90, as well as a contingency allocation.

• Funding for State Infrastructure Bank for Exits 82, 85, and 90
• Proposed $500,000 allocation to the SCDOT contingency account for FY 2024/2025
• Review of SCDOT funding levels for FY 2024/2025

County Council Workshop

The County Council will hold a workshop to discuss two strategic plan goals: High Performing Organization and Growing Economic Opportunities. The meeting includes an executive session.

• Discussion of Strategic Plan Goal: High Performing Organization
• Discussion of Strategic Plan Goal: Growing Economic Opportunities

Planning Commission

The York County Planning Commission meeting on Oct 14, 2024 will review several subdivision applications and multiple rezoning requests, including a proposal to apply the Agricultural Conservation (AGC) zoning district to 48 parcels along the Chester County border. The commission will also discuss a rezoning that would create a new RMX‑6 district for 12 multifamily parcels and consider preliminary plat approval for the Dunlap Acres subdivision. Decisions will be made on these land‑use changes.

• Subdivision: Dunlap Acres – 42.58‑acre, 3 single‑family lots, AGC zoning (Tax Map 341‑00‑00‑026)
• Subdivision: Paolone Family – 41.44‑acre, 3 single‑family lots, AGC zoning (Tax Map 248‑00‑00‑037)
• Rezoning 24‑48 – 4.448‑acre parcel at 1280 S. Paraham Road, from RUD to AGC (Tax Map 489‑00‑00‑012)
• Rezoning 24‑37 – County‑initiated rezoning of 12 parcels in 10 multifamily communities to new RMX‑6 district
• Proposed rezoning of 48 parcels along Burris Road South to Norfolk Southern Railway to AGC (Exhibit A)

County Council

The York County Council will consider an ordinance to sell the parcel at 166 and 210 Dotson Street, Rock Hill. It will also take third‑reading actions on two rezoning requests and hold public hearings on six additional rezoning proposals. The consent agenda includes approvals for multiple contracts and purchases, such as fire‑station improvements, a software subscription renewal, and a grant for the Victims of Crime Act.

• Ordinance to authorize sale of property identified as Tax Map #594-02-04-002 at 166 and 210 Dotson Street, Rock Hill
• Third‑reading rezoning of 0.32 acre at 1074 Archer Drive from UD to RMX-10 (Case #24-35)
• Approval of $186,151.11 contract for Riverview Fire Station 1 site improvements (Fern Creek Group LLC)
• Renewal of Central Square Technologies maintenance and subscription for $294,300.86
• Public hearing to consider first reading of rezoning 0.88‑acre at 5370 Hickory Grove Road from RUD to AGC (Case #24-40)

Finance & Operations Committee

The York County Finance & Operations Committee will consider applications for service on several boards and advisory committees. It will vote on allocating $1,500 to the Jamie Nichols Alumni Scholarship Fund and $3,000 to the Saint Mary Outreach Program. The committee will also approve the September 16, 2024 meeting minutes and receive a finance update.

• Allocate $1,500 to the Jamie Nichols Alumni Scholarship Fund (District 4)
• Allocate $3,000 to the Saint Mary Outreach Program (District 4)
• Consider reappointment of Kendall Holbrook to the Stormwater Appeals Board (2nd term)
• Consider reappointment of Sandra Calhoun-White to the Catawba Mental Health Board (2nd term)
• Appointment of Ashima Singal to the Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee (1st term)

Economic Development Committee

The York County Economic Development Committee will consider small business support efforts and strategic plan priorities. It will approve the minutes from the January 24 and July 23, 2024 meetings. An executive session will be held to provide updates on economic development projects, followed by any matters for consideration.

• Approve minutes from the January 24, 2024 Economic Development Committee meeting
• Approve minutes from the July 23, 2024 Economic Development Committee meeting
• Discuss small business support efforts
• Discuss strategic plan priorities
• Executive session: economic development projects update

County Council

The council will consider and vote on several rezoning proposals for parcels in Rock Hill, Fort Mill, and other areas. It will approve contracts and expenditures, including a $278,761 contract for Moss Justice Booking Renovation Phase 1, a $169,149.14 purchase of virtual desktop infrastructure for the Office of Emergency Management, and $124,472 for a conservation easement with Nation Ford Land Trust. Additional items include authorizing negotiations for material testing at Catawba Bend Preserve, a construction manager for the River Hills Waterline Replacement Phase 1, and various easement and vehicle replacement approvals.

• Approve $278,761 contract with Moseley Architects P.C. for Moss Justice Booking Renovation Phase 1 (Project #22344)
• Approve $169,149.14 purchase of virtual desktop infrastructure for Office of Emergency Management (Data Network Solutions Inc.)
• Approve $124,472 expenditure to Nation Ford Land Trust for conservation easement on ~264 acres near W. McConnells Highway and N. Burris Road
• Rezoning of 0.40‑acre parcels at 1637 and 1639 W. Lakewood Drive, Rock Hill from RF‑40 to RMX‑10 (third reading)
• Rezoning of 15 parcels totaling 215.29 acres at Legacy Point, Concord Road area, York from RMX‑10 to RUD (third reading)

Finance & Operations Committee

The York County Finance & Operations Committee will review two proposals to allocate $1,000 each from District 2 and District 3 to the Clover Rotary Club. The committee will also vote to approve the minutes from its September 3, 2024 meeting. No other business is listed on the agenda.

• Consider allocation of $1,000 from District 2 to the Clover Rotary Club
• Consider allocation of $1,000 from District 3 to the Clover Rotary Club
• Approve minutes from the September 3, 2024 Finance & Operations Committee meeting

Board of Zoning Appeals

The York County Board of Zoning Appeals will review three residential variance applications. One request seeks a setback variance and increased impervious surface for a deck at 14 King Haigler Chase. Another seeks a 10‑foot rear‑setback variance for an accessory pool at 249 Lorraine Rd. A third seeks variances for riparian‑buffer and accessory‑structure setbacks at 5026 Tioga Rd. Staff recommends denial of the King Haigler variance because it does not meet the hardship criteria.

• Variance request (Case Z24‑7V) for 14 King Haigler Chase: deck setback and impervious‑surface increase to ~59 % (staff recommends denial).
• Variance request (Case Z24‑6V) for 249 Lorraine Rd: 10‑foot rear‑setback for an accessory pool structure.
• Variance request (Case Z24‑8V) for 5026 Tioga Rd: riparian‑buffer use and accessory‑structure front‑line setback.
• Public notification actions posted August 26 2024 and advertisement published August 25 2024.
• Board will vote on each variance request during the September 12, 2024 meeting.

Planning Commission

The York County Planning Commission will consider eight rezoning applications covering parcels in Hickory Grove, Forest Hills Circle, Rock Hill, Highway 21, Terrys Road, Sharon, and George Dunn Road. It will also review the Phase 1 Improvements for the Catawba Bend Preserve to check compliance with the Comprehensive Plan. In other business, the commission will receive a County Council resolution to study public‑education facilities with the FMSD and will update the rezoning tracking sheet.

• Rezoning 24‑40: 0.88‑acre portion of 218‑acre parcel at 5370 Hickory Grove Road, from RUD to AGC.
• Rezoning 24‑41: 1.57‑acre parcel at 2937 Forest Hills Circle, from RSF‑40 to RSF‑30.
• Rezoning 24‑44: Two parcels at 3133 and 3139 Highway 21, total 4.70 acres, from UD to GC.
• Public Project Review: Phase 1 Improvements for the Catawba Bend Preserve.
• County Council resolution directing the commission to conduct studies on public‑education facilities with the FMSD.

County Council

The York County Council will consider multiple rezoning actions, including third and second readings for parcels in districts 2, 3, and 6. The council will vote on contract awards, notably a $1,179,706.78 purchase of 17 compressor/fill stations from Stallion Air, Inc., a $1,087,887.19 landfill compactor, and a printing and mailing services contract up to $60,000 annually for three years. Additional items include a third‑reading ordinance to change the Rock Hill‑York County Convention & Visitors Bureau meeting frequency, utility relocation agreements, and public hearings on rezoning requests.

• Approve purchase of 17 compressor/fill stations from Stallion Air, Inc. for $1,179,706.78 (Bid #2930)
• Approve purchase of a Bomag BC873RB‑5 landfill compactor from Linder Industrial Machinery for $1,087,887.19
• Approve award to Output Services Group Inc. for printing and mailing tax forms, up to $60,000 annually for an initial three‑year term (RFP #2916)
• Third‑reading ordinance amending Section 32.03 of the CVB bylaws to require meetings at least every other month
• Public hearing to consider first reading of rezoning request for 1074 Archer Drive, Rock Hill (Case #24‑35) and other rezoning cases

Finance & Operations Committee

The Finance & Operations Committee will review applications for service on the Bethesda Fire Tax Board, York County Forever Commission, Catawba Mental Health Board, and Employee Grievance Committee, including both reappointments and new appointments. It will also approve the minutes from the August 7, 2024 meeting and receive a finance update. No decisions have been made yet.

• Reappointment of Melissa Scoggins to Bethesda Fire Tax Board (2nd term, expires 8‑5‑2028)
• Appointment of Teresa Steele to York County Forever Commission (1st term, expires 9‑2‑2027)
• Reappointment of Cherie Barton to Catawba Mental Health Board (2nd term, expires 8‑14‑2027)
• Appointment of Janet Clawson to Employee Grievance Committee (1st term, expires 8‑12‑2027)
• Approval of minutes from the August 7, 2024 Finance & Operations Committee meeting

Planning & Zoning Committee

The committee will hold discussions on several zoning and planning matters. The meeting includes reviews of self-storage facility locations and home occupation flexibility.

• Discussion regarding Self-Storage Facility Location
• Discussion regarding Two Principal Dwellings on AGC Lots
• Discussion regarding Lot Area Measurement
• Discussion regarding Home Occupation Flexibility
• Approval of minutes from the November 6, 2023 meeting

County Council

The York County Board of Zoning Appeals met on March 13, 2025 to consider several land‑use requests. It unanimously approved a special exception for a large rodeo event at 3771 Highway 97 in the Hickory Grove community. The board also approved two variances—one for lot‑width at 474 and 468 Highway 161 and another for minimum setbacks at 4392 Ivey Wood Dr—while a third variance request was rejected and then deferred for further work.

• Special exception approved 4‑0 for a large rodeo at 3771 Highway 97 (Hickory Grove)
• Variance approved 4‑0 for lot‑width requirement at 474 & 468 Highway 161 (Clover)
• Variance approved 4‑0 for minimum setbacks at 4392 Ivey Wood Dr (Rock Hill)
• Variance request for 4392 Ivey Wood Dr failed 2‑2 and was deferred 3‑1 for 30 days
• December 17, 2024 Board minutes approved unanimously (4‑0)

County Council Workshop

The York County Council will hold a workshop to discuss updates to the county’s Strategic Plan. The meeting includes an executive session that is closed to the public. After the executive session, the council will consider any matters that arise from that session. No specific decisions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Follow-up discussion regarding York County’s Strategic Plan
• Executive Session (closed)
• Matters for consideration following Executive Session
• Call to Order by Chairwoman Christi Cox

Planning Commission

The York County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a waiver request from Foundry Commercial to allow a driveway separation less than the required 160‑foot minimum for a 32.03‑acre Light Industrial parcel in Council District 7. The commission will also consider five rezoning applications: a 0.32‑acre parcel at 1074 Archer Drive (UD to RMX‑10), two parcels totaling 24.48 acres on Walker Road (RMX‑20 to RUD), a 4.9‑acre parcel at 3625 Broadhurst Lane (AGC to RUD), and a 0.38‑acre parcel at 6213 Oakridge Road (RSF‑30 to OI).

• Waiver request (Case No. W24‑03) for driveway separation <160 ft on 32.03‑acre Light Industrial parcel, Tax Map 723‑00‑00‑072, Council District 7
• Rezoning 24‑35: 0.32‑acre at 1074 Archer Drive, Rock Hill, from UD to RMX‑10 (Tax Map 624‑00‑00‑186)
• Rezoning 24‑36: 24.48‑acre parcels on Walker Road, Rock Hill, from RMX‑20 to RUD (Tax Maps 752‑00‑00‑016, ‑097)
• Rezoning 24‑38: 4.9‑acre parcel at 3625 Broadhurst Lane, Clover, from AGC to RUD (Tax Map 191‑00‑00‑018)
• Rezoning 24‑39: 0.38‑acre parcel at 6213 Oakridge Road, Clover, from RSF‑30 to OI (Tax Map 478‑00‑00‑076)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider a variance request from Thomas Keck to reduce the required 10‑foot side setback for an accessory structure on the property at 2043 Poinsett Drive, located in the RSF‑40 zoning district of District 6–Huckabee. The Board will also approve the minutes from its May 9, 2024 meeting. An executive session will be held to receive legal advice concerning case Z24‑2.

• Variance request to waive 10‑foot side setback for accessory structure at 2043 Poinsett Dr, RSF‑40 district (Case Z24‑4 V BZA)
• Approval of minutes from Board of Zoning Appeals meeting on May 9, 2024
• Executive session to receive legal advice regarding case Z24‑2

Finance & Operations Committee

The Finance & Operations Committee is discussing a resolution to direct the Planning Commission to study public education facilities for grades K-12 in the Fort Mill School District. This process aims to update the capital improvements plan and impact fee ordinance before the current fee expires on June 30, 2025.

• Discussion of resolution for Fort Mill School District Impact Fee
• Approval of July 15, 2024 meeting minutes