The council held a work session to review proposed changes to zoning ordinance sections 158.080 through 158.109. Key discussion topics included definitions and requirements for permitted uses, conditional uses, and special exceptions. The session covered specific regulations for accessory dwelling units, the introduction of cottage courts to address missing middle housing, and new standards for urban agriculture. Furthermore, the council discussed ordinances regarding food truck courts, mini warehouses and self-storage, temporary storage containers and pods, wireless facility application timelines, home occupations, and restrictions on short-term rentals.
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South Congaree Town Council Regular Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several operational and community-related items. Key discussion topics included a review of zoning ordinance drafts, a report on Town Hall building improvements, and an update on park revitalization goals. The council approved the purchase of new police department patches, authorized a firearm trade-in program for newer equipment, and entered into an agreement with the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice. Additionally, the council debated and acted on requests to discharge firearms within town limits, evaluated committee structures, and discussed municipal governance practices.
Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting
South Congaree Town Council Special Council Meeting
The council held a special meeting to discuss personnel matters related to the Police Department in an executive session. Following the reconvention into regular session, the council authorized the Town Administrator to proceed with job postings for the Chief of Police position, with a specified salary range, and for the School Resource Officer position.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting
South Congerey Town Council Regular Council Meeting
The council meeting featured a resolution honoring Tim James for his leadership and contributions as President and CEO of the Greater Casey West Columbia Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, the council received a presentation regarding the 2023-2024 fiscal year audit, which resulted in a clean, unmodified opinion from the external auditors. The discussion covered financial status, capital assets, debt obligations, and internal controls, alongside an inquiry regarding the costs associated with the audit process.