Jessica Hucks

The agenda includes discussions on text amendments regarding signage and requirements for religious institutions, as well as sidewalk installation. It also covers annexation and rezoning requests for various properties, including those on Winyah Rd and near Hwy 378 and Juniper Bay Rd. Additionally, there will be discussions on a proposed development agreement for property on Highway 378, Juniper Bay Rd, and Dunn Shortcut Rd.

The meeting included discussions and decisions on several variance requests. A variance was requested for a property on Longwood Lane to allow a 6-foot fence in a double front yard due to a road widening project. Another request was from The Rock Church to exceed the maximum parking spaces allowed for religious institutions. Additionally, a variance was sought for a property on Cadbury Court to permit a 6-foot fence in a double front yard.

The meeting included discussions and considerations on various topics such as the Fiscal Year 2024-25 Budget, amendments to the City's Code of Ordinances regarding specific departments, and amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance concerning residential design standards. Also, the council discussed councilmembers' participation in the State Insurance Benefits Program, economic development grants, and a special event named Praise on the Hill.

The City Council meeting included a presentation of the Employee of the Month for June 2024 in Public Safety. Discussions and first readings of ordinances were held regarding the annexation and rezoning of properties, including one on Oak Street and another on Highway 501. An ordinance was also discussed to amend Article 10 of the City of Conway Unified Development Ordinance concerning subdivision and land development. Additionally, ordinances were presented regarding a distribution right-of-way easement to Santee Cooper and permanent and temporary easements to Dominion Energy. The council considered a special event, Riverfest 2024, and the selection of a design professional to create a City of Conway Parks Master Plan. The City Administrator provided a report, and the council held an executive session to discuss contractual negotiations related to potential property development on Ann Street and Riverfront Property.

The meeting included discussion and a motion regarding signage for Sissy's, located at 315 Main Street. The board also considered the 2022 Quattlebaum nominees, approving nominees for Outstanding Restoration of a Non-Residential Building, Outstanding New Construction of a Non-Residential Building, Outstanding Restoration of a Home, Outstanding New Construction of a Residential Building, Outstanding Landscape Project, and Outstanding contribution to a quality development. The Cypress Inn Property LLC is requesting final approval on the future plans of expansion of the Cypress Inn.