Council to consider annexation petitions
By T&D Staff Tuesday, October 02, 2007Orangeburg City Council is scheduled Tuesday to hold public hearings and consider first reading of ordinances for four separate annexation petitions.
The properties are a strip mall owned by Dayle Bolen at 1000 Chestnut Street, which would be zoned B-General Business; two vacant parcels owned by H.C. Collier on Chestnut Street that would be zoned A-1 Single Family; a single-family residence at 2083 Loblolly Lane owned by Felder Z. Evans Co.; and a single-family residence, also listed at 2083 Loblolly Lane, owned by Reddick Bowman.
In other business, council is scheduled to swear in recently re-elected council members Bernard Haire, Charlie Jernigan and Sandra Knotts to new four-year terms.
Also, according to the agenda, council is scheduled to consider:
* Second reading of an ordinance to set suburban fire protection rates.
* The purchase of a replacement recycling truck.
* A resolution to establish a memorial plaque for the Rev. Daniel Minus in the Sunnyside Playground area.
* A proclamation for the monthly character trait.
* In closed, executive session, the provision of services to encourage the location or expansion of industry in the Orangeburg County/City Industrial Park.
Council meets at 7 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall.
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