REGULAR MEETING OF THE FLORENCE COUNTY COUNCIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2024, 9:00 A.M., COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 180 NORTH IRBY  STREET, ROOM 803 FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA  PRESENT:  C. William Schofield, Chairman Waymon Mumford, Council Member Jerry W. Yarborough, Jr., Vice-Chairman Willard Dorriety, Jr., Council Member Kent Caudle, Council Member (left at 10:30 A.M.) Roger M. Poston, Council Member Jason M. Springs, Council Member Stoney "Toney" C. Moore, Council Member Dr. Alphonso Bradley, Council Member Kevin Yokim, County Administrator D. Malloy McEachin, County Attorney Hope M. Jones, Clerk to Council ALSO PRESENT: Jamie Floyd, Tax Assessor Andrew Stout, Museum Director Ashley Davison, Finance Director Barrott Dowdy, EMS Director Sam Brockington, Fire/Rescue Coordinator Nathan Dawsey, Parks & Recreation Director Steve Allen, Public Works Director Reggie Sanders, GIS Director Carleton Snow, Information Technology Director Shawn Brashear, Planning & Building & Code Enforcement Director Stacie Hamilton, Public Information Officer Shannon Munoz, Deputy Administrator of Operations Claudi Kropf, Deputy Administrator of Administration Chief Deputy Tommy Sullivan, Sheriff's Office Lethonia Barnes, Mayor of the City of Florence Scotty Davis, City Manager oft the City of Florence Neal Vincent, Superintendent of Florence School District Two Seth Taylor, Post & Courier Reporter Tonya Brown, WBTW Reporter  Mitch Fulmore, Deputy Administrator of Public Safety  A notice ofthe regular meeting oft the Florence County Council appeared int the November 19, 2024, edition of the MORNING NEWS. In compliance with the Freedom of  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024    Information Act, copies oft the meeting Agenda were provided to members oft the media, members of the public requesting copies, posted in the lobby of the County Complex, provided for posting at the Doctors Bruce and Lee Foundation Public Library, all branch libraries, and on the County's website (www.florencecoorg). The Council meeting was made available via live stream at www.lorenceco.org. The video is archived ont the County  website.  CALLTOORDERINVOCATIONPLEDGEAWELCOME:  Chairman Schofield called the meeting to order. Secretary/Chaplain Mumford provided the invocation and Vice-Chairman Yarborough led the Pledge of Allegiance to the American  Flag.  THE HONORABLELETHONIA BARNES Christmas Ornament From The City OfFlorence.  The Honorable Lethonia Barnes, Mayor Of The City Of Florence, Appeared Before Council To Express Appreciation Of Council's Support And To Present Council With A  MOTIONTO RESCIND  Council Will Consider A Motion To Rescind The Motion To Reconsider Approved On October 17, 2024, By Which Ordinance No. 21-2024/25 Failed To Be Adopted. Vice- Chairman Yarborough made the motion to Council whereby at the October 17, 2024, meeting regarding the vote on Ordinance No. 21-2024/25it was reconsidered and defeated. Councilman Dorriety seconded. The motion was approved by the members present. Councilmen Caudle, Moore, Yarborough, Dorriety, and Schofield voted in the affirmative. Councilmen Poston, Bradley, Springs, and Mumford voted in the negative. (5 to 4 vote  approved)  MOTION: TO RECONSIDER:  Council Will Consider A Motion To Reconsider The Motion To Rescind. Vice-Chairman Yarborough made the motion to reconsider Ordinance No. 21-2024/25. Councilman Dorriety seconded. Councilman Springs asked for clarification. Chairman Schofield stated Ordinance No. 21-2024/25 is back up for reconsideration since Council approved the motion to rescind. After a lengthy discussion by Council, Council continued with the vote on the motion. The motion was denied. Councilmen Bradley, Springs, and Poston voted in the affirmative. Councilmen Dorriety, Moore, Schofield, Yarborough, Caudle, and  Mumford voted in the negative. (3 to 6 vote denied)  MINUTES OF THE OCTOBER 17,2024, REGULARMEETING  Council Is Requested To. Approve The Minutes OfThe October 17,2024, Regular Meeting Of The County Council. Councilman Dorriety made the motion Vice-Chairman Yarborough seconded. Themotion was approved unanimously by all the members present.  ii  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024    PUBLIC HEARINGS: published the title of the Ordinances. ORDINANCE NO.55-2024/25  Council held public hearings to receive public input with regard to the following: The Clerk  An Ordinance To Provide For The Manner Ofl Distribution OfRevenues OfFees In Lieu Of Taxes Paid With Respect To Real Property Located Within Certain Multi-County Business Or Industrial Parks Located In Florence County, Such Revenues Being Those Allocated To School Operating Purposes According Tol Millage Rates Set Forth In' The Fee In Lieu OfTaxes Agreements Applicable To Such Properties; Amending Ordinance No. 52-2022/23 Provide For Such Distribution Of Revenues As Set Forth In This Ordinance;  And Certain Other Matters Relating Thereto. Chairman Schofield declared the public hearings open.  APPEARANCES: MARK CAMPBELL  Mr. Mark Campbell, Florence School District 2 Board OfTrustees Chairman, Requests To Speak Before Council To Voice Support And Commend Council For Their Consideration On Ordinance No. 55-2024/25. Mr. Campbell expressed his support for Ordinance No. 55-2024/25 and appreciated the Council consideration oft this Ordinance.  COMMITTEE REPORTS: Justice & Public Safety  Councilman Springs gave an update. Councilman Springs stated the Committee discussed Ordinance No. 46-2024/25 and after much discussion with the County Attorney and Chief Deputy Sullivan, the Committee decided to defer the third reading of the Ordinance and make additional changes to Section 17-40 that deals with door to door peddling, to incorporate sell or solicitation offunds in the public right ofway. The Committee will meet after the Council meeting today to finalize the discussions on Ordinance No. 46-2024/25  SO Council can vote on the Ordinance in December. RESOLUTIONSPROCLAMATIONS:  RESOLUTIONS:  RESOLUTIONNO.2 24-2024/25  AF Resolution To Authorize The Lease Of +/- 0.5 Acres Located At 2519 W. Palmetto Street, Florence, SC Designated As County Tax Map #00100-01-147, In The Amount Of One Dollar ($1) Per Year For A Period OfTwenty (20) Years. Vice-Chairman Yarborough made the motion and Councilman Bradley seconded. Councilman Dorriety made the  ii  Florence County Council Agenda November 21, 2024    motion to table the Resolution and Vice-Chairman Yarborough seconded. The motion to  table was approved unanimously by all the members present.  RESOLUTION NO. 25-2024/25  A Resolution For The Naming Of A Private Road, Yardbirds Drive, Located Off Olanta Highway In Timmonsville, As Shown On Florence County Tax Map: 00086-01-017. (Planning Commission Approved 71 to 0; Council District 4). Councilman Moore made the motion and Councilman Dorriety seconded. Mr. Yokim stated the private road proposed exists in County Council District 4. The applicant is proposing to name one private road located offofOlanta Highway in Timmonsville, SC. The proposed: road name is Yardbirds Drive. The private road is for E-911 addressing purposes. The request was made by the property owner(s) or their representatives. Applicants were advised of the minimum requirements to name private roads. The road name is not a duplicate of existing road names or E-911 purposes in the County ofFlorence. The road name has been approved by the County addressing office. The motion was approved by the members present. Vice-  Chairman Yarborough recused himself from the vote.  RESOLUTION NO. 26-2024/25  AI Resolution For The Information Technology Department To Reassign Sixty Thousand, Three Hundred Three Dollars And Thirty-Six Cents ($60,303.36) Of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funds In Accordance With The Final Rule From The United States Treasury As It Relates To The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funds. Vice-Chairman Yarborough made the motion and Councilman Caudle seconded. Mr. Yokim stated Florence County received ARPA funds that will be utilized to provide Public Safety, Technology Infrastructure, and Capital Project Improvements. Florence County allocated a portion of its ARPA funds to the Information Technology division to implement GoAnywhere software through Carahsoft to secure information file transfers and more efficiently process required information between appropriate vendors. These ARPA funds must be obligated by December 31, 2024, and may be reallocated to other projects as needed after obligation. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members  present.  RESOLUTION NO.27-2024/25  A1 Resolution Designating Specific Individual Projects To Be Funded From CPST III Excess Pursuant To Section 2.02ofOrdinance 16-2023/24. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Moore seconded. Mr. Yokim stated Florence County adopted Ordinance 16-2023/24 on November 16, 2023. Section 2.02 of Ordinance 16-2023/24 is for the designation ofs specific projects and within the project categories set forthi in Section 2.01(a)-(g), Council shall by resolution from time to time designate the specific individual projects to be funded from CPST III Excess. One project is for District 5, paving approximately 900 linear feet of E. Groom Road. The other project will fund the survey  iv  Florence County Council Agenda November 21, ,2024  hA    for Montclair Way Extension. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members Chairman Schofield inquired to Councilman Caudle ifanyone had signed up for the Public Hearings. Councilman Caudle stated "NO". Chairman Schofield asked the Clerk if she had received any correspondence about the Public Hearings. The Clerk stated "NO".  present.  Chairman Schofield declared the public hearings closed.  ORDINANCES IN POSITION:  ORDINANCE NO.35-2024/251 THIRD READING DEFERRED  An Ordinance To Declare Approximately 9 Acres More Or Less As Surplus Property Located At 150 W. Lee Flowers Road, Scranton, South Carolina Identified By Tax Map Number 00194-31-129 And To Authorize The Sale Of Said Approximately 9 Acres More Or Less Located At 150 W. Lee Flowers Road, Florence, South Carolina In The Amount OfFive Hundred Eighty-Nine Thousand, Five Hundred Dollars ($589,500.00) To Project  Aurora, And Other Matters Relating Thereto. ORDINANCEI NO.3620.425THIRD READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Future Land Use Designation From Variable Development District 1 To Urban Development District And To Change The Zoning Designation From Unzoned To MU Mixed Use District For Property Located Off Of Woodville Road Florence, SC As Shown On Florence County Tax Map Number: 00238 Block 01, Parcel 001. Furthermore, The Requirements Of Florence County Code Of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To. All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less Of The Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 8to 0; Council District 7). Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Vice-Chairman Yarborough seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the third reading of the  ordinance by all the members present.  ORDINANCE NO. 37-2024/25 THIRD READING  The Clerk published the title oft the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Future Land Use Designation From Variable Development District 1 To Urban Development District And To Change The Zoning Designation From Unzoned To R-4 Multi Family Residential Limited District For Property Located OffOfE. Palmetto Street, Florence, SC As Shown On Florence County Tax Map Numbers 00275, Block 01, Parcels 021 and 023; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 8 to 0; Council District 6).  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024  Ve    Councilman Moore made the motion and Councilman Dorriety seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the third reading of the ordinance by all the members present. The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Five of The East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned To B-3 General Commercial District. Furthermore, The Requirements of Florence County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less OfThe Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Properties As They Are Reflected On The Tax Maps: 07.0.,I.0, 00207-01-020, 00207-01- 021, 00207-01-022, 00207-01-023, 90129-14-010, 90129-14-012, 90150-01-029, 90150- 01-030; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 8 to 0; Council District 7). Vice-Chairman Yarborough made the motion and Councilman Bradley seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the third reading oft the ordinance by The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Five of The East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned To CMU Commercial Mixed Use District. Furthermore, The Requirements of Florence County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District IfThe Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less OfThe Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Properties As They Are Reflected On The Tax Maps: 017.08-02.9017-17-01,9017-17-00. 90117-17- 003, 90117-17-004, 90117-17-005, 90117-17-006, 90117-17-007, 90117-17-017, 90128- 06-001, 90128-06-002, 90128-06-003, 90128-06-004, 90128-06-005, 90128-06-006, 90128-06-007, 90128-06-008, 90128-06-009, 90129-11-007, 90129-1 1-008, 90129-11- 011,90129-11-014; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 8to 0; Council District 7). Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Vice-Chairman Yarborough seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the third reading of the  ORDINANCE NO. 38-2024/25THIRD READING  all the members present.  ORDINANCENO.39-202425 THIRD READING  ordinance by all the members present.  vi  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024  sy    ORDINANCE NO. 40-202425THIRD READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Five of The East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned To CMU Commercial Mixed Use District. Furthermore, The Requirements of Florence County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In' This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less Of The Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Properties As They Arel Reflected On The Tax Maps: 90117-23-006, 90.28-04-07,9025-9-1 001, 90129-11-002, 90129-11-003, 90129-11-004, 90129-11-005, 90129-11-013, 90129- 12-001, 90129-12-002, 90129-12-003, 90129-12-004, 90129-14-006, 90129-14-007, 90129-14-008, 90129-14-009; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 8 to 0; Council District 7). Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Vice- Chairman Yarborough seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the third The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Five of The East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned To CMU Commercial Mixed Use District. Furthermore, The Requirements of Florence County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less Of The Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Properties As They Are! Reflected On The Taxl Maps: 90128-02-006, 90128-02-007,90125-03: 003, 90128-03-005, 90128-03-006, 90128-04-008, 90128-04-019, 90128-04-023, 90129- 14-003, 90129-14-004, 90137-01-004, 90137-01-005, 90137-01-009, 90137-01-012, 90137-02-008, 90137-03-001, 90137-03-022, 90137-03-023, 90138-01-001, 90138-01- 018; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 8 to 0; Council District 7). Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Springs seconded. The motion was approvedu unanimously on thei third reading ofthe ordinance by all the members  reading oft the ordinance by all the members present. ORDINANCE N041-20242STHIRD READING  present.  ORDINANCENO.42-202425THIRD READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Five of The East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned To CMU Commercial Mixed Use District. Furthermore, The Requirements of  vii  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024    Florence County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less Of The Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Properties As They Are Reflected On The Tax Maps: 90137.01-06.90137.01-001,.90137-01-08, 90143-01- 008, 90143-01-012, 90143-01-013, 90150-01-001, 90150-01-026, 90150-01-027, 90150- 01-031, 90150-01-033, 90150-01-041, 90152-01-001, 90152-01-003, 90152-01-016, 90165-01-023; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 8 to 0; Council District 7). Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Vice-Chairman Yarborough seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the third reading of the  ordinance by all the members present.  ORDINANCE NO. 43-2024/25 THIRD READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Five of The East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned To FO/LI Flex Office Light Industrial District. Furthermore, The Requirements ofFlorence County Code ofOrdinance S, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article IL.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District IfThe Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less Of The Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Property As Reflected On The Tax Map: 90150-01-028; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 8 to 0; Council District 7). Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Bradley seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the third The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Five of The East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned' ToN MR Low-Density Mixed Residential District.. Furthermore, The Requirements ofFlorence County Code ofOrdinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less Of The Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Property As Reflected On The Tax Map: 90150-01-035; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning  reading of the ordinance by all the members present. ORDINANCE NO. 44-202425THIRD READING  viii  Florence County Council Agenda November 21, ,2024    Commission Approved 8 to 0; Council District 7). Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Springs seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the third  reading of the ordinance by all the members present. ORDINANCE NO. 45-2024/25 THIRD READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Five ofThe East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned To R-3A Single Family Residential District. Furthermore, The Requirements of Florence County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less Of The Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Properties As They Are Reflected On The Tax Maps: 9017235-05,90129.01-1/,9029.01-018. 90129-01- 019, 90129-01-020, 90129-01-021, 90129-01-022, 90129-01-023, 90129-01-027, 90129- 01-028, 90129-01-033, 90129-13-001, 90129-13-002, 90129-13-004, 90129-13-006, 90129-13-007, 90129-14-001, 90129-14-002; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 8 to 0; Council District 7). Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Vice-Chairman Yarborough seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the third reading of the ordinance by all the members present. ORDINANCE NO. 46-202425THIRD READING DEFERRED An Ordinance To Prohibit Soliciting On Streets Or Highways In Florence County And  Other Matters Relating Thereto.  ORDINANCE NO. 47-202425THIRD READING  The Clerk published the title oft the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Provide For The Issuance And Sale Of Not Exceeding Twenty Million Dollars ($20,000,000) General Obligation Bonds OfFlorence County, South Carolina, In Two Series, To Prescribe The Purposes For Which The Proceeds Of Said Bond Shall Be Expended, To Provide For The Payment Of Said Bond, And Other Matters Relating Thereto. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Vice-Chairman Yarborough seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the  third reading of the ordinance by all the members present. ORDINANCE NO. 48-202425THIRD READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance Providing For The Issuance And Sale OfNot Exceeding Thirteen Million Dollars ($13,000,000): Hospitality Fee Revenue Bonds Of Florence County To Be Designated Series 2024 And Other Matters Relating Thereto. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Bradley seconded. The  ix  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024  Oly    motion was approved unanimously on the third reading oft the ordinance by all the members  present.  ORDINANCEI NO. 18-2024/25 SECOND READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Three ofThe East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned To FO/LI Flex Office/Light Industrial. Furthermore, The Requirements of Florence County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To. All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less Of The Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Properties As They Are Reflected On The Tax Maps: 00239-01-038, 00239-01-039,00239-01-040, 00240-01- 004; And Other Matters Related' Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 8 to 0; Council District 7). Mr. Yokim stated staff requested to defer Ordinance No. 18-2024/25.  ORDINANCE NO. 49-2024/25 SECOND READING  The Clerk published the title oft the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Future Land Use Designation From Variable Development District2 2To Variable Development District 1And To Change The Zoning Designation From Unzoned To B-3 General Commercial District. Furthermore, The Requirements Of Florence County Code Of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500') Of The Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District IfThe Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Orl Less OfThe Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Properties As They Are Reflected On The Tax Maps: 00239-01-038, 00239-01-039, 00239-01-040, 00240-01-004; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 6 to 0; Council District 7). Councilman Poston made the motion and Councilman Springs seconded. Mr. Yokim stated this map amendment was requested by Florence County. The subject properties are unzoned and vacant. The surrounding properties are unzoned, B-1, B-5, B-6, and CMU. Mr. Yokim mentioned Ordinance 18-2024/25 was deferred. Ordinance 49-2024/25 is a replacement ordinance that went back through the Planning Commission and has been requested to change some of the designations for the parcels. The parcels are the same in both ordinances. The staff and the Commission are asking for a change. On the third reading of Ordinance 49-2024/25, staff will ask for Ordinance 18-2024/25 to be tabled. The motion was approved unanimously on the second reading of the ordinance by all the members  present.  X  Florence County Council Agenda November: 21,2024  oy    ORDINANCE NO.50-2024/255 SECOND READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For A Portion OfThe Property In The East Highway 76 Gateway Study From CMU Commercial Mixed-Use District Tol B-3 General Commercial District. Furthermore, The Requirements Of Florence County Code Of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II. -4 Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500') OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less OfThe Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Property As It Is Reflected On The Tax Map: 00236-01-001; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 61 to 0; Council District 7). Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Moore seconded. The motion was approved unanimously on the second reading of the ordinance by all the members present.  ORDINANCE NO. 51-2024/25 SECOND READIING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Five ofThe East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned To B-3 General Commercial District. Furthermore, The Requirements of Florence County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article II.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500) OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less Of The Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Properties As They Are Reflected On The Tax Maps: 90143-01-001, 90143-01-002, 90143-01-00,90143-01- 004, 90143-01-011; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 6to 0; Council District 7). Vice-Chairman Yarborough made the motion and Councilman Moore seconded. Mr. Yokim stated this zoning map amendment was requested by Florence County. These subject properties are unzoned with vacant and commercial uses. The surrounding properties are unzoned. The motion was approved unanimously on the second  reading of the ordinance by all the members present. ORDINANCE NO. 52-2024/25 SECOND READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Future Land Use Designation From Suburban Development District To Variable Development District 1 And To Change The Zoning Designation From R-2 Single Family Residential To B-3 General Commercial District For Properties Located Off OfN. Georgetown Hwy and Huggins Eaddy Street,Johnsonville, SC. As Shown Onl Florence County Tax Maps Number  xi  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024  BAA    00432, Block 05, Parcels 281 and 282; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 6 to 0; Council District 2). Councilman Poston made the motion and Councilman Caudle seconded. Mr. Yokim stated this zoning map amendment was requested by Randall A. Stone. The applicant desires to change the land use designation and zoning for the properties. The applicant's justification for the requested map amendment changes is to accommodate a B-3 General Commercial District Zoning. The surrounding properties are B-2, B-3, and or unzoned. The motion was approved unanimously on the second reading oft the ordinance by all the members present.  ORDIANCENOSIUA2S SECOND READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Property OfTax Map Number 00150, Block 01, Parcel 001 Located Off OfThird Loop Road, Florence, SC From RU-1 Rural Community To R-3A Single Family Residential District; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved 5to1; Council District 8). Councilman Caudle made the motion and Councilman Poston seconded. Mr. Yokim stated this map amendment was requested by Cynthia Jones Norris. The applicant desires to change the zoning for the property. The applicant's justification for the requested map amendment change is to accommodate single-family residential housing. The surrounding properties are residential, rural, and City zoning. The motion was approved unanimously on the second reading of the ordinance by all the members  present.  ORDINANCE NO. 54-2024/25 SECOND READING  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance For Text Amendments To The Florence County Code Of Ordinances, Chapter 30, ZONING ORDINANCE, ARTICLE II - ZONING DISTRICT REGULATIONS, DIVISION 8. - TOWNHOUSE AND: MIXED-USE DISTRICTS, Sec. 30-80.2. Uses Permitted (C) Table XI: Schedule Of Permitted And Conditional Uses And Off-Street Parking Requirements; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved (6 to 0). Councilman Caudle made the motion and Councilman Poston seconded. Mr. Yokim stated the intent of this text amendment is to update the Florence County Ordinance to allow for Single-Family Residential dwellings in the Mixed-Use Zoning District. The motion was approved unanimously on the second reading ofthe ordinance by all the members present.  ORDINANCE NO. 55-2024/25 SECOND READING  An Ordinance To Provide For The Manner OfDistribution Revenues Of Fees In Lieu Of Taxes Paid With Respect To Real Property Located Within Certain Multi-County Business Or Industrial Parks Located In Florence County, Such Revenues Being Those Allocated To School District Operating Purposes According To Millage Rates Set Forth The In The Fee In Lieu OfTaxes Agreements Applicable To Such Properties; Amending Ordinance 52- 53-2022/23 Provide-Fer To Allow Such Distribution OfRevenues As Set Forth In This Ordinance; And Certain Other Matters Relating Thereto. Vice-Chairman Yarborough  xii  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024  Gly    made the motion and Councilman Moore seconded. Vice-Chairman Yarborough made a motion to amend Ordinance No. 55-2024/25 toi insert the word "District" on line 4 after the word "School". On line 7 strike the number "52-2022" and insert the number "53-2022" also on the same line 7 strike the words "Provide For" and insert the words "To Allow" in the title of the Ordinance and throughout the appropriate places in the document. Councilman Moore seconded the motion to amend. The motion to amend was approved unanimously on the second reading of the ordinance by all the members present. The motion as amended was approved unanimously on the second reading oft the ordinance by  all the members present.  ORDINANCE NO. 56-2024/25 INTRODUCTION  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance To Change The Zoning Designation For Properties In Group Two OfThe East Highway 76 Gateway Study From Unzoned To R-1 Single Family Residential District. Furthermore, The Requirements Of Florence County Code OfOrdinances, Chapter 30, Zoning Ordinance, Article IL.-Zoning District Regulations, Division 7, Corridor Overlay District, Shall Apply To All Properties Included In This Amendment That Lay Within Five Hundred Feet (500")OfThe Corridor. Any Parcel That Extends Beyond 500' From The Corridor Shall Be Wholly Covered By The Overlay District If The Outer Area Is Twenty Percent (20%) Or Less OfThe Total Parcel Size. This Measurement Shall Be Taken From The Roads Edge, Or Curb, And Extend Landwards. This Amendment Shall Apply To The Following Property As It Is Reflected On The Tax Maps: 00204-01-032; And Other Matters Related Thereto.  (Planning Commission Approved 5 to 2; Council District7) ORDINANCE NO. 57-2024/25 INTRODUCTION  The Clerk published the title of the Ordinance. An Ordinance For Text Amendments To The Florence County Code Of Ordinances, Chapter 27, PUBLIC ROADS AND WAYS; And Other Matters Related Thereto. (Planning Commission Approved (71 to 0)  Chairman Schofield declared the Ordinances introduced. APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS & COMMISSIONS: PEE DEE COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP  Council Is Requested To Approve The Reappointment Of Decar Brown Representing Florence County To Serve On The Pee Dee Community Action Partnership Board With The Appropriate Expiration Term. Councilman Mumford made the motion and Councilman Bradley seconded. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members  present.  xiii  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024  OMAE    PEE DEE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER  Council Is Requested To Approve The Reappointments of Sam J. Fryer, III, Representing Seat 6, And Stuart. J. Shields Representing Seat 1To Serve On The Pee Dee Mental Health Center Board With The Appropriate Expiration Terms. Councilman Moore made the motion and Councilman Mumford seconded. The motion was approved unanimously by  all the members present.  Mr. Yokim provided project updates. REPORTS7 TO COUNCIL:  CPST III  District 1 - All projects are being reviewed and scheduled for future delivery. District 3 - Bid 04-24/25 for Brookgreen Neighborhood resurfacing (Brookgreen Dr., Whittier Cir., New Hope Dr., Tobin Dr., White Ave., McNeil Dr., Adair Dr., and Gibbs District 4 -I DeGroat Road was approved via change order to an existing contract. Bid 163- 23/24 consisting of Bob White Trail, Pheasant Rd., Whippoorwil Rd., Quail Ln., and Old Middle Road is under construction. The Deer Road water line extension project bid documents are being developed and have been reviewed by the City of Florence. SCDOT permits have been applied for and the engineers are addressing DOT's questions & District 5 - Davis & Floyd is developing a future bid package for dirt to pave roads. District 6 - The remaining two roads are being planned for future bid. District 7 - The remaining projects are being reviewed for future delivery by Davis and District 8 - Projects are being scheduled for future delivery. A contract was issued for Briggs, Scriven, and Indian Roads. Davis & Floyd is working with SCDOT for the District 9 - Construction is underway for the Monticello neighborhood. These roads include Constitution Dr., Hermitage Ln., Alberti Dr., Author Dr., Founder Dr., Liberty Dr.,  District 2 - District 2 CPST III projects are complete.  Ave.) is under construction.  comments. Floyd.  encroachment permits. Shadwell Ct., and Jefferson. CPST III -A  District 2 - Franklin & Meritt drive will go out for bid in a few months.  District 4 - Queen Ann Road is part ofBid 56-23/24. The contract has been executed and District 6- Charlie Cade Road was approved in October for a change order to the existing District 7- Tara Village drainage improvements are being reviewed by engineers. District 8 - A PO was issued for Camelia & Congaree as approved in September. Construction is underway for the following roads: Andover, W. Keswick, W. Newcastle,  the contractor should begin work this week. District 5 - Fowler Road will be bid in the future.  contract.  Edgefield, and Greenway Drive. Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024  xiv    District 9 - The PO was issued to the contractor in October to begin construction on: Montclair Way: Survey work is completed. Project isi int the design phase and traffic study Municipal projects for Johnsonville, Olanta, & Pamplico are currently being reimbursed  Winburn, Dorset, Windsong, Fletcher, Dusenbury, and Gentry Drives.  is underway. as invoices are received. DEPARTMENTS: Public Works:  Parks & Recreation projects are underway.  GIS: Working with all fire departments in the Unified Fire District to update the fire hydrant feature class and recreate maps for the Fire Community Risk Plan. Environmental Services interviewed several candidates and hired two new employees starting 11/12/2024: ESOII- Gregory Steele and Shelter Assistant Tracy Shamrock Environmental Services Manager, Todd Floyd, developed a new SOP for the proper  release ofTNR animals and trained the staff.  MONTHLY/REPORIS  Monthly Financial Reports Are Provided To Council For The Fiscal Year 2025 Through  September 30, 2024, As An Item For The Record.  CHRISTMAS BONUS  Council Is Requested To Authorize The FY 2024/25 Christmas Bonus For County Employees In The Amount Of $500. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Vice- Chairman Yarborough seconded. Mr. Yokim stated funding for $100 of this bonus has already been included in the various departments' budgets. The General Fund cost ofa $100 bonus is approximately $100,000. Therefore, an additional $400 bonus will cost approximately an additional $400,000. The audit oft the FY2023/24 financial statements is underway and preliminary indications are that the General Fund will finish $4,500,000 ahead of what was budgeted, as a result of personnel and other cost savings. Therefore, it iss staffsrecommendation that the amount for the additional bonus be funded from General Fund fund balance. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members present. Council Is Requested To Approve The Extension Of A Lease Agreement With iHeart Media+ Entertainment, Inc., (Successor By Merger To Capstar Radio Operating Company, Inc.) For An Additional Three-Year Term On The Same Terms. Florence County And iHeartMedia + Entertainment, Inc. Entered Into A Lease Agreement Dated January 23, 2019 For An Initial Period Of Three Years With An Option To Renegotiate For Three Additional Years. Florence County And iHeartMedia + Entertainment, Inc. Subsequently Entered Into An Extension OfLease Agreement Extending The Term Of The Lease To January 1, 2025. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Moore seconded.  EXTENSION OF LEASE AGREEMENT  XV  Florence County Council Agenda November 21, 2024    Mr. Yokim stated the lease will now terminate on January 1, 2028. The motion was  approved unanimously by all the members present. DECLARATION OF SURPLUS PROPERTY  Council Is Requested To Approve The Declaration Of One 2002 International Chassis Vin# IFTMKAAN02H50I7D9, As Surplus Property For Howes Spring Fire Department For Disposal Through Public Internet Auction. Councilman Springs made the motion and Councilman Dorriety seconded. Mr. Yokim stated the chassis was replaced by a new chassis and is no longer useful to the Howe Springs Fire Department. The motion was  approved unanimously by all the members present.  POSITION! NO.003  Council Is Requested To Approve The Reclassification Of A Currently Vacant "Public Works Area Supervisor" (Position No. 003- Salary) Position Grade 18TOA "Public Works Area Supervisor" (Position No. 003-Salary) Position Grade 27. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Moore seconded. Mr. Yokim stated the Department would benefit greatly from having an opportunity for the new Area Supervisor to train under the current Assistant Director for some time. The current listed Grade level for the Public Works Area Supervisor position has not been elevated recently, and is not appropriate for as supervisory role. The current listed Grade level for the Public Works Area Supervisor position does not allow for a starting salary offer that is competitive enough to attract the proper candidates for the leadership role that is needed for the Department. The County Administrator and the Human Resources Director support the reclassification of the position. The proposed reclassification is not Budget Neutral, and will require an increase to the Public Works budget; however, this increase will be absorbed in the current salary savings. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members present. Council Is Requested To Approve The Reclassification OfA Currently Vacant "Drainage Supervisor" (Position No. 014-Salary) Position Grade 18 To A "Drainage Supervisor" (Position No. 014-Salary) Position Grade 27. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Bradley seconded. Mr. Yokim stated the position of "Drainage Supervisor" (0014) is currently filled; but the Grade level has not been adjusted in concert with other Grade changes for other Public Works personnel. The current listed Grade level for the Drainage Supervisor position has not been elevated recently and is not appropriate for a supervisory role. The current listed Grade level for the "Drainage Supervisor" position does not allow for a starting salary offer that is competitive enough to attract the proper candidates for that leadership role, should the position be vacated, creating a need for a new. hire. The proposed reclassification is not Budget Neutral and will require an increase to the Public Works budget; however, this increase will be absorbed in the current salary savings. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members present.  POSITION] NO.014  xvi  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024  y    BUDGET NEUTRAL. ADJUSTMENT  Council Is Requested To Authorize A Budget Neutral Adjustment Utilizing Department Reclassification of slot# 022 to Major, total budget impact in the amount of $5,178/year. New Major Slot with a total budget impact in the amount ofS104,367lyear. New contract position for Internal Affairs Investigator with a total budget impact of $75,000/year. Funding required for the remainder ofthe fiscal yeari is 58% ofthe annual cost. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Caudle seconded. Mr. Yokim stated the Sheriff will absorb all related cost for this request in the current FY24/25 budget. Total annual cost for this request is $184,545. The actual budget impact will be approximately $107,651, since we are five months into the fiscal year. These changes will betterallow for oversight and personnel management. This request will allow the Sheriff to contract with an experienced and qualified law enforcement professional to oversee and conduct internal affairs investigations. Currently, all internal affairs complaints are investigated by personnel assigned to other daily specific responsibilities. This process causes delays int the internal investigation and/or diverts attention away from their normal assigned duties. A dedicated person for internal investigations will benefit the entire process. The Finance and HR directors have reviewed and agree this request is budget-neutral. The motion was  Funds Currently For FY24/25 For The Following Purpose.  approved unanimously by all the members present.  RFPN NO.11-24/25  Council Is Requested To Award RFP No. 11-24/25, Design/Build Services-Additions To South Lynches Fire Station No. 2 To Parrott's Welding & Construction Of Scranton, SC In The Amount Of $39,840.00 From CPST III Funds. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Moore seconded. Mr. Yokim stated RFP No. 11-24/25 was advertised in the South Carolina Business Opportunities (SCBO) newsletter on September 30, 2024. Proposals were received on October 17, 2024. One (1)proposal was received. A selection committee (consisting of Chris Grimsley, Robbie Steele, James Epps & Billy McLean) selected Parrott's Welding & Construction. The motion was approved  unanimously by all the members present.  RFPNO.09-2425  Council Is Requested To Award RFP No. 09-24/25, Engineering Design For A Planning Study For The I-95 And SC 327 Interchange (FLATS) To Kimley-Horn Of Raleigh, NC To Be Funded From The FY 24/25 Planning Department Budgeted Funds And Authorize The County Administrator To Execute A Contract Pending Successful Negotiations. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Councilman Moore seconded. Mr. Yokim stated RFP No. 09-24/25 was advertised in the South Carolina Business Opportunities (SCBO) newsletter on August 22, 2024. Proposals were received on October 1, 2024. Six proposals were received. All six (6) companies were interviewed on October 15, 2024. A selection committee consisting of Shannon Munoz, Shawn Brashear, Ethan Brown, and  xvii  Florence County Council Agenda November 21, 2024    Reggie Sanders evaluated the proposals and Kimley-Horn was selected as the highest- ranking responding firm. Shawn Brashear, Planning and Building Director recommends awarding Kimley-Horn. Council approval includes authorization for the County Administrator to negotiate ai final cost and to execute all associated documents and contract agreements to proceed, pending County Attorney review and approval. The motion was  approved unanimously by all the members present.  RFP NO. 13-24/25  Council Is Requested To Award RFP No. 13-24/25, Waste Tire Disposal/Recycling Services To Liberty Tire Recycling (LTR) Intermediate Holdings, Inc./dba US Tire Recycling Partners (USTR) Of Concord, NC In The Amount Of$231.00 Per Ton To Be Funded From Public Works Budgeted Funds. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Vice-Chairman Yarborough seconded. Mr. Yokim stated the bid was advertised in the South Carolina Business Opportunities (SCBO) Newsletter on September 25, 2024. Proposals were due on October 9, 2024. Two (2) proposals were received and compliant. Liberty Tire Recycling (LTR) Intermediate Holdings, Inc./dba US Tire Recycling Partners (USTR) is the lowest responsible, responsive bidder. This award will renew our current contract with Liberty Tire Recycling (LTR) Intermediate Holdings, Inc./dba US Tire Recycling Partners (USTR). Steven H. Allen, Public Works Director, Shannon Munoz, Deputy Administrator, and Marion Joyner, Public Works Supervisor, all recommend awarding Liberty Tire Recycling (LTR) Intermediate Holdings, Inc./dba US Tire Recycling Partners (USTR). The bid expires on January 09, 2025. The motion was  approved unanimously by all the members present.  BIDNO. 14-24/25  Council Is Requested To Award Bid No. 14-24/25, MBC Stone For Various District 2 Roads To N.W. White And Company OfDarlington, SC In The Amount Of $100,837.71 To Be Funded From RSMF Funds. Councilman Poston made the motion and Councilman Moore seconded. Mr. Yokim stated the bid was advertised in the South Carolina Business Opportunities (SCBO) Newsletter and on Bidnet on September 30, 2024. The bid opening was held on October 15, 2024. Two (2) bids were received and compliant. N. W. White and Company was the lowest, responsible bidder. Steve Allen, Public Works Director recommends awarding N. W. White and Company. The bid expires on January 15, 2025.  The motion was approved unanimously by all the members present.  DECLARATION OF SURPLUS PROPERTY  Council Is Requested To Approve The Declaration Of Various Obsolete Computer Equipment For Disposal Located In The Basement And The Third Floor OfThe County Complex. Councilman Caudle made the motion and Councilman Poston seconded. Mr. Yokim stated the equipment is outdated or no longer functions. Disposal will not impact ongoing operations. Florence County Code requires County Council approval for the  xviii  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024    disposal of surplus property. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members  present. CHANGE ORDER  Council Is Requested To Approve A Cumulative Change Order For RFP No. 19-22/23, Design/Build Services-Lions Park Multi-Purpose Hall To Thompson Turner Of Sumter, SC. And Within The Same Contract Includes Adding The Lake City Senior Center Addition Project While Authorizing The County Administrator To Execute The Change To the Contract. Councilman Springs made the motion and Councilman Bradley seconded. Mr. Yokim stated RFP No. 19-22/23 was advertised in the South Carolina Business Opportunities (SCBO) Newsletter on February 2, 2023, and Council awarded the Design/Build contract to Thompson Turner of Sumter, SC on February 16, 2023. The change order includes final pricing for the Lions Park building and adds $513,516 to the total contract for Lake City Senior Center for a total contract price of $3,994,547. The contract will be funded From CPST III Funding And Grant Funds. Council approval includes authorization for the County Administrator to execute all associated documents and contract change order agreement to proceed, pending County Attorney review and approval. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members present.  OTHER BUSINESS:  ROADSYSTEM MAINTENANCE FEE (RSMF):  MCKEENLANE  Council Is Requested To Approve The Expenditure OfNot To Exceed $33,600.00 From Council District 4 Road System Maintenance Fee Funding Allocations To Assist With 840 Tons Of MBC Stone For McKeen Lane. Vice-Chairman Yarborough made the motion and Councilman Dorriety seconded. The motion was approved unanimously by  all the members present. CROSSINGS GOLF COURSE  Council Is Requested To Approve The Expenditure Ofl Not To Exceed $12,000.00 From Council District 6 Road System Maintenance Fee Funding Allocations To Replace Up To 40LF 30" Plastic Storm Drainpipe At The Crossings Golf Course. Councilman Moore made the motion and Councilman Dorriety seconded. The motion was approved  unanimously by all the members present.  RAIDER ROAD  Council Is Requested To Approve The Expenditure OfNot To Exceed $100,000.00 From Council District 2 RSMF Allocations To Assist With Resurfacing Approximately 1,000 LF Of Raider Road. Councilman Poston made the motion and Councilman Springs seconded. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members present.  xix  Florence County Council Agenda November 21, ,2024  A    SPRINGS ROAD  Council Is Requested To Approve The Expenditure Of Not To Exceed $61,250.00 From Council District 4 RSMF Allocations To Assist With 1,225 Tons Of MBC Stone For Springs Road. Vice-Chairman Yarborough made the motion and Councilman Dorriety seconded. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members present.  EXECUTIVESESSION:  Pursuant To Section 30-4-70 OfThe South Carolina Code OfLaws 1976, As Amended To Receive An Update On A Pending Lawsuit. Councilman Dorriety made the motion and Vice-Chairman Yarborough seconded. The motion was approved unanimously by all the  members present.  Council went into the executive session at 10:35 A.M. Council reconvened from the executive session at 11:25 A.M.  Councilman Springsmade the motion to come out ofthe executive session and Councilman Bradley seconded. The motion was approved unanimously by all the members present. Chairman Schofield stated no action was taken in the executive session.  ADJOURN:  There being no further business to come before Council, Vice-Chairman Yarborough made amotion to adjourn and Councilman Springs seconded, which was approved unanimously.  COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURNED AT11:26A A.M.  -  Le WAYMON MUMFORIY SECRETARY-CHAPLAIN  CLERK TO COUNCIL CAS  xX  Florence County Council Agenda November 21,2024  A9    PUBLIC HEARING NOVEMBER 21,2024 ORDINANCE NO.55-2024/25  An Ordinance To Provide For The Manner Of Distributior/Ofl Revenues Of Fees In Lieu Of Taxes Paid With Respect To Real Property Located Within Certain Multi-County Business Or Industrial Parks Located In Florence County, Such Revenues Being Those Allocated To School Operating Purposes According To Millage Rates Set Forth The In The Fee In Lieu Of Taxes Agreements Applicable To Such Properties; Amending Ordinance No. 52-2022/23 Provide For Such Distribution Of Revenues As Set Forth In  This Ordinance; And Certain Other Matters Relating" Thereto.  NAME  ADDRESS  PHONE NUMBER  4. 5.  8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.    PUBLIC HEARING NOVEMBER 21,2024 ORDINANCENO.: 55-2024/25  An Ordinance To Provide For The Manner Of Distribution/Ofi Revenues OfFees In Lieu Of Taxes Paid With Respect To Real Property Located Within Certain Multi-County Business Or Industrial Parks Located In Florence County, Such Revenues Being Those Allocated To School Operating Purposes According To Millage Rates Set Forth The In The Fee In Lieu Of Taxes Agreements Applicable To Such Properties; Amending Ordinance No. 52-2022/23 Provide For Such Distribution Of Revenues As Set Forth In  This Ordinance; And Certain Other Matters Relating" Thereto.  NAME  ADDRESS/  PHONE NUMBER  1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.