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3. Summerville Skatepark- Staff reported that the skatepark conceptual design is nearing completion and will be available for public review in the coming weeks. The Town is pursuing a PARD Grant for site work and exploring additional funding for amenities such as lighting, shade, and an art wall. Staff will also explore potential partnerships for a community garden on an unused portion of the site.

SummervilleCitySCSep 17, 2026
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WHEREAS, Ordinance 26-0303 was passed by Town Council on April 9, 2026 to accept the MAI appraisal value of $12,335 from Dorchester County for the widening of US Highway 78 for

SummervilleCitySCSep 17, 2026
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ordinance to zone TMS# 136-12-04-056, located at 927 Central Avenue, and totaling approximately 1.11 acres; currently zoned CG, General Commercial, in Dorchester County, as

SummervilleCitySCSep 17, 2026
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ordinance to annex TMS# 136-12-04-056, located at 927 Central Avenue, and totaling approximately 1.11 acres; currently zoned CG, General Commercial, in Dorchester County, and requested to be zoned G-B, General Business, upon annexation into the Town of Summerville’s municipal limits (Council District 1). The motion carried 5-0, with Mr. Waring and Mr. Halter recusing themselves from the vote.

SummervilleCitySCSep 17, 2026
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2. That should any part of this Comprehensive Plan adopted by this Ordinance be held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining parts shall be severable and shall continue to be in full force and effect.

SummervilleCitySCSep 17, 2026
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1. 168 Butler Street – The property is under contract, and the Greenbelt Advisory Committee recommended approval on September 9. The Phase I Environmental Report identified no concerns. The project is expected to go before Charleston County in November, with closing and full reimbursement anticipated later that month.

SummervilleCitySCSep 17, 2026
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10. Pending Bills and Resolutions a. Second and final reading of an ordinance authorizing the execution, delivery, and performance of a lease-purchase agreement and other documents relating to the lease- purchase financing of certain vehicles and equipment in an aggregate principal amount of not exceeding $2,275,000, and other matters relating thereto.

SummervilleCitySCSep 17, 2026
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G-B, General Business, upon annexation into the Town of Summerville’s municipal limits (Council District 1). The motion carried 5-0, with Mr. Waring and Mr. Halter recusing themselves from the vote.

SummervilleCitySCSep 17, 2026
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3. First reading of an ordinance authorizing the execution, delivery, and performance of a lease- purchase agreement and other documents relating to the lease-purchase financing of certain vehicles and equipment in an aggregate principal amount of not exceeding $2,275,000, and other matters relating thereto. Request from Finance Department.

SummervilleCitySCAug 24, 2026
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2. Executive Session: Contractual matters a. Discussions of negotiations incident to proposed contractual arrangements related to the Nash-Nexton development agreement b. Discussion of negotiations incident to proposed sale of the town-owned, former park and ride property at Gum Street and Berlin G. Myers Parkway. c. Discussion of negotiations incident to contractual arrangements related to the Town Public Safety Complex.

SummervilleCitySCAug 24, 2026
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WHEREAS, Ordinance 26-0303 was passed by Town Council on April 9, 2026 to accept the MAI appraisal value of $12,335 from Dorchester County for the widening of US Highway 78 for

SummervilleCitySCAug 13, 2026
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2. That should any part of this Comprehensive Plan adopted by this Ordinance be held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining parts shall be severable and shall continue to be in full force and effect.

SummervilleCitySCAug 13, 2026
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9. Pending Bills and Resolutions a. Second and final reading of an ordinance to delete current Section 16-5 of the Code of Ordinances of the Town of Summerville, South Carolina, and replace it with a new Section 16-5 so as to establish an Outdoor Entertainment District and other matters related thereto.

SummervilleCitySCAug 13, 2026
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10. Introduction of Bills and Resolutions: a. First reading of an ordinance to authorize the Town Administrator to execute a lease agreement with the Summerville-Dorchester Museum, Inc. Request from Administration Department.

SummervilleCitySCAug 13, 2026
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resolution of the Town of Summerville Council and depicted on an official map maintained by the Town Clerk. The designated area (the “OED” or Outdoor Entertainment District) is bounded by the following streets and shall be as further described in Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference:

SummervilleCitySCAug 13, 2026
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2. The Town Administrator be and hereby is authorized to execute a Lease Agreement for that certain property located at 100 East Doty Avenue, Summerville owned by the Town of Summerville to the Summerville-Dorchester Museum, Inc as Tenant, pursuant to the rate, terms, and conditions contained with the draft lease agreement attached hereto and, incorporated herein,

SummervilleCitySCAug 13, 2026
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ordinance to rezone TMS#137-07-16-001, located at 103 S. Magnolia Street, totaling approximately 0.34 acres, and owned by David L. & Kimberly D. Garber, from GR-2 (2 units/acre), to N-MX, Neighborhood Mixed-Use. Some discussion followed. The motion carried.

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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A. Religious meetings in a temporary structure in G-B zoning districts for a period not to exceed 30 consecutive days and not more than three times per calendar year. Religious/school meetings in all other districts in a tent or other temporary structure, for a period not to exceed 7 days.

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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ordinance to zone Dorchester County TMS #144-00-00-189, approximately 2.08 acres, located along the Berlin G. Myers Parkway, which is currently zoned Other in Dorchester County, as PL,

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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7. Any proposed signage and lighting must meet the applicable zoning district requirements, and if required landscaping is not feasible as determined by Town Staff, temporary planters shall be used.

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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B. Open lot sale of seasonal natural products, such as Christmas trees, in the N-MX, D-MX, UC-MX, N-B, G-B, and L-I zoning districts for a period not to exceed 45 consecutive days and not more than three times per calendar year.

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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6. Public Comment – For items on the July 9, 2026 Town Council agenda only Public comments may not be used for political or campaigning purposes. It is a violation of State Law. See S.C. Code Ann § 8-13-765. Public comment is limited to citizens residing within the municipal limits of the Town of Summerville, to those who own a business within the municipal limits of the Town of Summerville, or those who live adjacent to a property with a proposed annexation on the agenda.

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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M. Local artisan market in the N-MX, D-MX, UC-MX, N-B, G-B, and LI zoning districts for no more than 45 cumulative days per calendar year subject to the following requirements:

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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F. Setbacks: Setbacks for sStructures (tents, stands, etc.), items for sale, or parking areas shall be either 10 feet from or no closer to any adjacent property line or street right-of-way than the existing zoning district and site distance requirements allow, whichever is less. except, that there shall be a 30 foot setback from any arterial road.

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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2. Use of Designated On-Street Parking Spaces: The use of on-street parking spaces by a mobile food/retail vendor shall be subject to any further restrictions that may be imposed by the Town of Summerville Police Department. In residentially zoned neighborhoods, this use will only be allowed on HOA/POA property or other common areas, not on individual residential lots.

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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7. Pending Bills and Resolutions a. Second and final reading of an ordinance to delete current Section 16-5 of the Code of Ordinances of the Town of Summerville, South Carolina, and replace it with a new

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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resolution of the Town of Summerville Council and depicted on an official map maintained by the Town Clerk. The designated area (the “OED” or Outdoor Entertainment District) is bounded by the following streets and shall be as further described in Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference:

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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C. Contractor’s office and trailer for use during construction in any district, except in substantially developed residential districts, for a period of 12 consecutive months, provided that such office is placed on the property under construction.

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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10. Public Comment - Any topic Public comments may not be used for political or campaigning purposes. Public comment is limited to citizens residing within the municipal limits of the Town of Summerville, to those who own a business within the municipal limits of the Town of Summerville, or to those who live adjacent to a property with a proposed annexation on the agenda.

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026
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1. Doty Tennis Courts- Construction on the tennis courts began on Monday, June 29. Currently, two courts are closed. When construction moves to the next phase, the remaining four courts will be closed. This is necessary because the contractor is using two of the courts to access the remaining two, minimizing damage to the park and existing trees. Construction is expected to take approximately four months.

SummervilleCitySCJul 9, 2026