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Greenville council approves ordinance to authorize agreement for Walter Road property
Summary
At a special meeting, the Greenville City Council approved Ordinance 4A to allow an agreement covering property on Walter Road, described in the meeting as an existing PDC‑type facility. The measure passed 5–0 with two members absent after a brief staff presentation and no public testimony.
The Greenville City Council approved Ordinance 4A at a special meeting to authorize an agreement covering property on Walter Road, council members said.
Julie Fort, a city staff member who introduced the item, told the council the city needs to develop “an agreement that covers property out on Walter Road” and described the site as an existing “PDC‑type facility,” according to meeting remarks. No members of the public spoke for or against the item during the allotted public testimony period.
A council member moved to approve the ordinance; another council member seconded. The motion passed 5–0, with two members absent. The city secretary confirmed a quorum, and the mayor closed the meeting after noting there would be no executive session.
The council did not provide additional detail in the meeting transcript about the ordinance’s text, the parties to the agreement, specific terms, or any required follow‑up steps. The agenda item was listed as 4A. Council discussion consisted of the staff presentation; no amendments or requests for additional study were recorded.
Because the council approved the ordinance at the meeting, the next public records to check for detail on implementation are the ordinance text and any subsequent staff reports or contract documents. The meeting record shows no public testimony and no additional council direction recorded on the record.
