The council meeting included proclamations declaring October 2026 as Community Planning Month and Fire Prevention Month. Presentations were given on the Camden Conservation Area Redevelopment Plan and Tax Increment Financing, as well as an update on the implementation of the International Property Maintenance Code. Council acted on several ordinances, including the rezoning of a property, approval of a historic property tax assessment, traffic code regulations for utility terrain vehicles, zoning amendments regarding awnings, and an amendment to double parking fines. Additionally, the council authorized the first amendment to the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget and discussed various staff topics, including litter management and heir property.
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The agenda details the upcoming meeting of the Planning Commission, which will include a public hearing and consideration of a request to amend section 157.081(C) of the Zoning Ordinance regarding awnings in the Central Business District.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
City of Camden Planning Commission Meeting Agenda and Minutes
The commission reviewed several key zoning map amendments, including requests to rezone properties on Lyttleton Street and Railroad Avenue to a Limited Business District, and a request to rezone 1009 Rippondon Street from Industrial to a General Business District. The commission also deliberated on proposed code changes concerning billboard and digital sign regulations, including requirements for brightness, display duration, and placement. Previous actions included the creation of a new Historic Camden zoning district and the subsequent rezoning of multiple downtown properties to this new designation.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Camden Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The Planning Commission discussed the election of officers, approved zoning recommendations for multiple properties proposed for annexation into the city, and evaluated the creation of a new Historic Camden zoning district. The commission reviewed design standards, signage requirements, and permitted uses for the proposed district and requested that a public hearing be scheduled for the zoning ordinance amendments and the rezoning of the specific properties.
