Ware Shoals, SC

Greenville Transit Authority

The Greenville Transit Authority Board of Directors will meet to adopt the 2026 Transit Development Plan. The board will also consider several contracts for transit services and equipment. Staff will present quarterly KPIs and monthly financial reports.

• Resolution 2026-17: Adopt the 2026 Transit Development Plan
• Resolution 2026-18: Contract for TSI Camera and budget amendment
• Resolution 2026-19: Contract for Fleetwatch Warranty
• Resolution 2026-20: Contract for Transit Advertising Agent
• Resolution 2026-22: Contract with Uber

Appalachian Council of Governments

The Appalachian Council of Governments Board of Directors will review regional transportation and economic development updates. The board is scheduled to vote on SCDOT safety targets and the 2026 CEDS performance report.

• Adoption of SCDOT safety targets for motorized and non-motorized fatalities and serious injuries
• Approval of the 2026 report for the 2023-2027 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS)
• Recommendation for the transfer of funds for ACOG facilities implementation
• Update on proposed Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP) amendments
• Briefing on SCDOT regional projects and future transportation improvements

City Council

City Council

Project Preview Meeting

The City of Greenville is holding a Project Preview Meeting to share conceptual planning and development projects with the community. This open-house format allows residents to provide input to developers before formal applications are submitted to the city.

• Proposed rezone of S. Pleasantburg Drive parcel for a Valvoline oil change facility
• Proposed 32-unit townhome development at 803 & 809 Laurens Road
• Proposed 18 townhomes and 1 single family home on Anderson Road
• Proposed rezone of 37 N. Vance Street to allow for short term rentals
• Conditional use request for IHOP at 915 Wade Hampton Boulevard to extend hours to 2:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday

Arts in Public Places

Youth Commission

Greenville Water - Commissioners of Public Works

Planning Commission

Greenville Housing Authority

Planning Commission

The City of Greenville Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider three requests for property annexation and rezoning. The commission's actions on these items will serve as recommendations to the City Council.

• AX-33-2026: Annexation and rezone of 0.02 acres at 48 Cain Street to RH-D House D District
• AX-34-2026: Annexation and rezone of 0.82 acres at 704 Easley Bridge Road to IX Industrial District
• AX-35-2026: Annexation and rezone of 19.84 acres at 3 and 317 St Francis Drive and surrounding streets to CM Campus District

City Council

City Council

Firefighters’ Pension Fund Board of Trustees

Springwood Cemetery Advisory Committee

Youth Commission

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Zoning Appeals

Richland Cemetery Advisory Committee

Greenville Local Development Corporation

Greenville Airport Commission

Arts in Public Places

Project Preview Meeting

Design Review Board

Design Review Board

Greenville Transit Authority

Historic Review Board

Historic Review Board

City Council

City Council

Youth Commission

Youth Commission

SC Technology & Aviation Center Board of Directors

Greenville City Economic Development Corporation (GCEDC)

Planning Commission

Greenville Housing Authority

Greenville Water - Commissioners of Public Works

Youth Commission

Community Development Advisory Committee

Greenville Local Development Corporation

Board of Zoning Appeals

Appalachian Council of Governments

City Council

City Council

Project Preview Meeting

Arts in Public Places

Greenville Transit Authority

Design Review Board

Historic Review Board

Greenville Airport Commission

The Commission will review financial statements and receive updates on airport operations and fuel and traffic reports. The meeting includes updates on multiple design and construction projects for runways and ramps. An executive session is scheduled to discuss proposed contractual arrangements.

• Reconstruct Southeast Apron (12,860 SY) construction (#042-2026 and #043-2026)
• Improve Runway 1/19 Safety Areas Phase 2A construction (#041-2024)
• Southeast Ramp Rehabilitation design (#039-2024)
• Pavement Sealcoating for West Ramp and Landside Parking (SCAC 26-016)
• Security and Access Control (SCAC 26-023)

Public Safety Citizen Review Board

The Public Safety Citizen Review Board will meet to discuss internal affairs investigation synopses and complaint logs. The board will also address a citizen concern regarding video retention periods for domestic abuse cases involving minors.

• Discussion of video retention periods for domestic abuse cases involving minors
• Review of current IA Investigation Synopsis and Complaint Log
• Recognition of outgoing Board member Chuck Hinton

Design Review Board

The City of Greenville Design Review Board will hold a public hearing on October 15th, 2026 at 4:00 PM at Greenville City Hall to consider three applications for Certificates of Appropriateness. The most prominent is a proposed mixed-use development with a conference center, hotel, offices, multifamily housing, retail, and a 1,250-space parking garage on property bound by Falls Street, East Camperdown Way, Calvin Street, and Vivian Street. The board will also review site development at 650 North Academy Street and 408 North Church Street, and exterior renovations and an addition at 55 East Camperdown Way. The agenda also includes routine procedural items such as approval of minutes and staff updates.

• CA 26-793: Application by Steve Navarro for a Certificate of Appropriateness for site and massing of a new mixed-use development at Falls Street, East Camperdown Way, Calvin Street, and Vivian Street, including a conference center, hotel, office buildings, multifamily units, retail, and a 1,250-space parking garage
• CA 26-410: Application by Mike Martinez for a Certificate of Appropriateness for site development at 650 North Academy Street and 408 North Church Street
• CA 26-795: Application by William Gullion for a Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior renovations and addition at 55 East Camperdown Way
• Public comment: Each speaker limited to 3 minutes; written comments must be received by 2 PM the Monday before the meeting
• Approval of minutes from the September 17th, 2026 public meeting

Historic Review Board

The Historic Review Board will meet to review two applications for Certificates of Appropriateness. The board will also consider the approval of minutes from the August 20th, 2026 meeting.

• CA 26-724: Application by Keith Stewart for a Certificate of Appropriateness at 110 Vannoy Street
• CA 26-791: Application by Stephen Ramos for a Certificate of Appropriateness at 122 Central Avenue

Historic Review Board

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Design Review Board

The Board will review three applications for Certificates of Appropriateness. The most significant proposal is a large mixed-use project featuring a conference center, hotel, and office towers.

• CA 26-793: Proposed Falls Park Conference Center, hotel, office towers, and 1,250-stall parking deck bound by Falls Street, East Camperdown Way, Calvin Street and Vivian Street
• CA 26-410: Site development application for 650 North Academy Street and 408 North Church Street
• CA 26-795: Exterior renovations and addition at 55 East Camperdown Way

Greenville Housing Authority

The Development Committee will meet to review reports and discuss several action items. The agenda includes updates on scattered sites and the status of surplus land.

• Discussion of surplus land at 40 Essex and 10 Styles
• Procurement Policy review
• Scattered Sites update
• Deferred Maintenance report

Greenville City Economic Development Corporation (GCEDC)

The Greenville City Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors will meet to receive updates on recruitment efforts, the project pipeline, and the GCEDC-City MOU. The meeting includes a scheduled executive session regarding economic development.

• Introduction of new COO
• Update on GCEDC-City MOU progress
• Report on recruitment efforts and prospects
• Updates on entrepreneurship and small business
• Executive session on economic development

Youth Commission

City Council

City Council will hold a work session to receive updates on the Transportation Development Plan and NextGEN. The meeting includes an executive session for legal, economic development, and personnel briefings. No official actions will be taken during this session.

• Transportation Development Plan Update
• NextGEN Update
• Executive Session: Economic Development / Legal Briefing
• Executive Session: Boards and Commissions / Personnel Update

City Council

The City Council will vote on several property annexations and zoning updates. The body is also considering a shift to nonpartisan municipal elections and funding for a downtown project.

• Appropriation of $10,766,957 from the Parking Fund to the Downtown Greenville Conference Center Project
• Ordinance to adopt nonpartisan municipal elections
• Annexation and zoning of 12.85 acres on Buncombe Road, A Street, 1st Avenue, 2nd Avenue, 3rd Avenue, and Hammett Street
• Annexation and zoning of 3.79 acres at 607 Furman Road and 1521 Poinsett Highway
• Encroachment permits for building foundations, stairs, balconies, and cornices at 127 South Main Street

Board of Zoning Appeals

The City of Greenville Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on October 8, 2026, to consider two applications: a variance request for a carport addition and an appeal of a building permit denial. The board will hear public comments and vote on each application.

• Variance to reduce side lot line setback for carport at 7 Hunley Ln (TM# 021600-10-01201)
• Appeal of building permit 25-4853 denial at 1025 Woodruff Rd Ste F102 (TM# 054702-01-02504)
• Appeal challenges traffic mitigation requirements and performance bond for new tenant in PD district

Greenville Local Development Corporation

The Greenville Local Development Corporation Board of Directors meets in person at Mill Village Ministries on Pendleton Street in Greenville. The agenda includes presentations on a convertible note from Real Motors and a grant from Mill Village Ministries, plus quarterly financials. The board will also hear a director's report touching on Renoverse.ai and Greenville Triumph, and discuss a SWOT analysis. No votes on specific contracts, dollar amounts, or ordinances are listed in the agenda text.

• Real Motors presentation on a convertible note
• Mill Village Ministries presentation on a grant
• Quarterly financials review
• Director's report covering Renoverse.ai and Greenville Triumph
• Board update and SWOT discussion

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Greenville Board of Zoning Appeals meets Thursday, October 8, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. in Greenville City Hall Council Chambers, 206 South Main Street. The board will consider a variance request to reduce the side lot line setback for a carport addition at 7 Hunley Ln, and an appeal of the administrator's decision to disapprove building permit 25-4853 at 1025 Woodruff Rd Ste F102. Staff reports for both items are to be added Monday, October 5, 2026. The agenda also includes approval of the May 14, 2026 minutes and staff updates on current planning projects.

• Variance V 26-761: Robin and Justin Lane seek to reduce the side lot line setback for a carport addition in an RH-B, House B district at 7 Hunley Ln (TM# 021600-10-01201)
• Appeal A 26-787: Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz PC, on behalf of Magnolia Park Greenville LLC, appeals the administrator's disapproval of building permit 25-4853 at 1025 Woodruff Rd Ste F102 (TM# 054702-01-02504)
• The appeal concerns whether traffic mitigation is required before permit issuance and whether a performance bond is permissible for a new tenant in a PD, Planned Development district
• Approval of minutes from the May 14, 2026 regular meeting
• Staff updates on current planning projects

Greenville Water - Commissioners of Public Works

The Commissioners of Public Works for Greenville Water hold a regular meeting on October 6, 2026, at 407 W Broad Street in Greenville. The board will hear a proposed 2027 Capital Improvement Budget presented by Director of Engineering Dr. Keri Cantrell and Director of Finance Jacob Polson, along with a legislative update, a volunteer time off update, and a reforestation item for the Table Rock Watershed. A consent agenda covers minutes, water resources, financial, development, and annexation reports. The agenda also includes a proposed 2027 meeting and holiday calendar and a possible move into executive session.

• Proposed 2027 Capital Improvement Budget presented by Dr. Keri Cantrell and Jacob Polson
• Reforestation at Table Rock Watershed presented by Director of Watersheds Drew Langston
• Legislative update by Legislative Liaison Bob Knight
• Volunteer Time Off update by Chief Human Resources Officer Lisa Bryant
• Proposed 2027 Commission Meeting and Holiday Calendar

City Council

Greenville City Council is holding a special called work session on Monday, October 2, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. at Greenville City Hall, 206 S. Main Street. The only substantive item is an executive session, closed to the public under S.C. Code §30-4-70a, to discuss unclassified employees evaluations. The agenda then lists adjournment at 11:30 a.m.; no other business, votes, or public hearings are scheduled.

• Executive session under S.C. Code §30-4-70a on unclassified employees evaluations
• Special called work session, not a regular meeting
• No ordinances, contracts, rezonings, or fee changes listed on the agenda
• Meeting location: Greenville City Hall, 206 S. Main Street

Greenville Housing Authority

The Housing Authority of the City of Greenville's Board of Commissioners meets October 1, 2026, to consider three action items: a resolution to approve housing inspection services, a modification to a note tied to Forest View, and adoption of Housing Choice Voucher payment standards. The board will also receive reports on finance, asset management, voucher operations, and Moving to Work, and will meet in executive session to discuss personnel matters related to the CEO search. The agenda lists no dollar amounts or property addresses beyond the meeting location and the next meeting site.

• Resolution 2026-08: Approval of Housing Inspection Services
• Resolution 2026-09: Forest View Note Modification
• Resolution 2026-10: Adoption of the HCV Payment Standards
• Executive session on personnel matters — CEO search (SC Code Ann. Section 30-4-70(a)(1))
• Consent agenda: approval of minutes from the September 3, 2026 board meeting

Planning Commission

The City of Greenville Planning Commission meets October 1, 2026, to hold public hearings on seven land-use applications and make recommendations to City Council. Items include four annexation-and-rezoning requests and three rezonings, plus adoption of new Downtown Design Guidelines. The Commission also may take action after an executive session and will approve minutes from two prior meetings.

• AX-30-2026: annex and rezone 1.66 acres on A Street, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Avenues (Poe Community) to RN-A; staff recommends approval
• AX-31-2026: annex and rezone 6.12 acres on N. 6th Street (Woodside area) to RC-2 for an affordable housing project with the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority; staff recommends approval
• AX-32-2026: annex and rezone 0.54 acre at 405, 407, and 409 Lake Circle Drive (Mills Mill Community) to RN-A; staff recommends approval
• Z-19-2026: rezone about 15.13 acres at 1021 Woodruff Road from PD, Planned Development, to BH, Business Heavy District
• Z-18-2026: adopt new Downtown Design Guidelines for the DD, Downtown Design Overlay District

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Greenville llevará a cabo una audiencia pública el 1 de octubre de 2026 para considerar siete solicitudes: tres peticiones de anexión y rezonificación, tres rezonificaciones y la adopción de nuevas Directrices de Diseño para el Centro (Downtown Design Guidelines). Las acciones de la Comisión son recomendaciones para el Concejo Municipal, el cual tomará las decisiones finales. Se aceptan comentarios públicos en persona (límite de 3 minutos) o por escrito antes de la reunión.

• Anexar y rezonificar 1.66 acres en A Street, 2nd-4th Avenues a RN-A (AX-30-2026)
• Anexar y rezonificar 6.12 acres en N. 6th Street a RC-2 (AX-31-2026)
• Anexar y rezonificar 0.54 acre en 405-409 Lake Circle Drive a RN-A (AX-32-2026)
• Rezonificar 2.84 acres en Industrial Drive de RH-C a RNX-B (Z-17-2026)
• Adoptar nuevas Directrices de Diseño para el Centro para el distrito de superposición -DD (Z-18-2026)

Planning Commission

Greenville Re-development Corporation

The Greenville Re-Development Corporation Board of Directors meets on October 1, 2026 at 4:30 P.M. at the Prisma Health Welcome Center, 111 Welborn Street, Greenville, SC 29601. The agenda includes roll call, public comment, approval of the September 3, 2026 meeting minutes, and one new business item: Resolution 2026-02 Forest View Note Modification. The agenda does not describe the terms or purpose of that resolution.

• Resolution 2026-02 Forest View Note Modification (new business/action item)
• Approval of minutes from the September 3, 2026 GRDC Board Meeting
• Public comment period
• Meeting held at Prisma Health Welcome Center, 111 Welborn Street, Greenville, SC 29601

City Council

Greenville City Council meets Monday, September 28, 2026, at 5:30 PM at Greenville City Hall, 206 S. Main Street. The agenda includes second-reading votes on five rezoning ordinances, first-reading votes on five annexations totaling roughly 18.8 acres, and amendments to the development code and zoning map from a 36-month review. Council will also consider a $480,000 stormwater appropriation, a nonpartisan municipal election ordinance, and three resolutions including a settlement agreement and a bridge replacement agreement with SCDOT.

• Second reading: rezone 2.84 acres at 3030 Augusta Street and 109 Old Augusta Road from RH-C and MX-2 to CV, Civic District (Z-9-2026)
• Second reading: rezone 0.19 acre at 811 Pendleton Street from RN-B to RNX-B, Neighborhood Flex B District (Z-11-2026)
• Second reading: rezone 0.46 acre at 300 Birnie Street from RC-2 to CV, Civic District (Z-12-2026)
• Ordinance to appropriate $480,000 in the Stormwater Fund for a CDBG Disaster Recovery Mitigation Set-Aside for Richland Creek Greenway planning and design
• First reading: annex 12.85 acres on Buncombe Road, A Street, 1st-3rd Avenues, and Hammett Street with RC-5 and Neighborhood Flex C zoning (AX-29-2026)

City Council

The Ware Shoals City Council is scheduled to hold a work session on Monday, September 28, 2026, at 3:00 PM. The agenda calls for council to move into a closed executive session for an economic development and legal briefing and a boards and commissions personnel update. The agenda states no action will be taken before adjourning, and the meeting is set to adjourn at 5:25 PM. The agenda is otherwise procedural and contains no public hearings or votes.

• Executive session under S.C. Code §30-4-70 on economic development and legal briefing
• Executive session on boards and commissions and personnel update
• No action to be taken before adjourning
• Scheduled adjournment at 5:25 PM

Municipal Election Commission

The Commission will meet to discuss Act No. 213 of 2026 (H.3556) and receive training and updates. The meeting includes a review of S.C. Code 7-13-75 and approval of minutes from January 9, 2026.

• Discussion of Act No. 213 of 2026 (H.3556)
• Municipal Election Commission Training and Updates
• Review of S.C. Code 7-13-75
• Approval of January 9, 2026 minutes

Greenville Transit Authority

The Greenville Transit Authority Board will hold public hearings on the OneFare fare system and the Coordinated Mobility Plan, then vote on resolutions to adopt both plans. The board will also consider approving invoices, a contract for a strategic plan and budget amendment, and an updated agreement with GPATS. Presentations include the 2026 Transit Development Plan review and fare modernization outreach results.

• Public hearing and resolution to adopt OneFare fare modernization plan
• Public hearing and resolution to adopt the Coordinated Mobility Plan
• Resolution 2026-13: update to MOU between GTA and GPATS
• Resolution 2026-16: contract for GTA Board Strategic Plan & Budget Amendment
• Approval of August 27, 2026 meeting minutes and GTA invoices

Arts in Public Places

The Arts in Public Places Commission is meeting to approve minutes from July 28, 2026, and discuss old business, including a mural at the David Hellams Community Center and the Path of Becoming project. There is no new business on the agenda. The commission will also receive project updates on the Grand Bohemian Hotel sculptures and the Poet Laureate and Youth Poet Laureate programs.

• Approval of minutes from July 28, 2026
• Mural at David Hellams Community Center
• Path of Becoming project
• Grand Bohemian Hotel sculptures update
• Poet Laureate and Youth Poet Laureate update

Project Preview Meeting

The City of Greenville is hosting a monthly Project Preview Meeting where the public can learn about and comment on six upcoming planning and development projects before formal applications are submitted. Projects include a 58-unit affordable senior housing complex on Worley Road, 50 townhomes on Woodlark Street, a minor subdivision on Brookdale Avenue, a demolition at 107 Broadus Avenue, a new office building on E. North Street, and a site and massing review for the Falls Park Conference Center. No formal applications have been received, and the meeting is an open house format with no scheduled presentations.

• Worley Road Senior Housing: 58-unit affordable senior apartment complex, zoning RC-3
• Woodlark Street: 50 townhomes, zoning MX-2 and RC-3
• Brookdale Avenue: minor subdivision splitting 2 lots into 4, zoning RH-C
• 107 Broadus Avenue: demolition of existing structure, zoning RNX-B
• Falls Park Conference Center: site and massing review, zoning MX-D

Youth Commission

The Greenville Youth Commission is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes a review and discussion of the WIR, approval of minutes, and updates on calendar, initiatives, and assignments. The meeting is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or proposals detailed in the agenda.

• WIR Review & Discussion
• Approval of Minutes
• Calendar, Initiatives, Assignments, and Updates
• Location change to Prisma Health Welcome Center at Unity Park

Greenville Airport Commission

La Comisión del Aeropuerto de Greenville llevará a cabo una reunión ordinaria para aprobar las actas, el estado financiero y la auditoría anual para el año fiscal 2026. También recibirán actualizaciones del director del aeropuerto y otro personal, y revisarán una lista de proyectos de capital en curso, incluyendo mejoras de seguridad en pistas y rehabilitación de plataformas. La comisión podrá entrar en sesión ejecutiva para discutir negociaciones de contratos.

• Aprobar la Auditoría Anual del año fiscal 2026
• Revisar proyectos: Diseño y Construcción al 30% de RWY 1 RSA/EMAS (#036-2022)
• Revisar proyectos: Áreas de Seguridad de la Pista 1/19 - Fase 2A - Construcción (#041-2024/SCAC 24-066)
• Revisar proyectos: Expansión de la Plataforma Sureste - Diseño (SCAC 25-033)
• Revisar proyectos: Seguridad y Control de Acceso (SCAC 26-023)

Richland Cemetery Advisory Committee

El Comité Asesor del Cementerio de Richland se reunirá para aprobar las actas anteriores, recibir los comentarios del enlace del consejo y discutir la membresía, actualizaciones de mantenimiento y asuntos pendientes, incluyendo una actualización sobre un marcador histórico. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen el proyecto Richland VISTA y actualizaciones sobre miembros del comité y elecciones. La agenda consiste principalmente en elementos administrativos y de información rutinarios.

• Aprobación de las actas del 16.06.2026
• Actualizaciones de mantenimiento por parte de Parques y Terrenos (Parks and Grounds)
• Actualización del marcador histórico (asuntos pendientes)
• Discusión sobre el proyecto Richland VISTA
• Actualización sobre miembros del comité y elecciones