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Votes at a glance: Chester County Council actions, March 17, 2025
Summary
Council approved multiple routine items, confirmed appointments and approved a District 2 road selection using one-time funds; the meeting also moved several agenda items forward by voice vote.
Chester County Council took several procedural and appointment actions during the March 17, 2025 meeting. Key motions and outcomes recorded by voice vote or unanimous assent included approvals on the consent agenda, confirmation of board and district appointments, and a District 2 road selection using one-time county funds.
Actions approved or confirmed at the meeting (voice votes unless otherwise noted):
- Consent agenda: The council approved a multi-item consent agenda that included the second reading of Ordinance 2025-8 (listed in consent), the third readings of several CCTA and CCMA items (CCMA 25-01; CCTA 25-01 through 25-06) and related routine matters. The consent agenda was moved and approved without discussion.
- Appointments to boards and commissions: Council reappointed Reverend Angela Perry to the Carolina Community Action (CCA) Board of Directors as the public-official representative for Chester County; council confirmed appointments to the Richburg Fire Protection District (Charlie Barber for one seat; Denise Rice for District 1), reappointed Melvin Jackson to the Zoning Board of Appeals (District 3), and accepted the appointment of the county chair to the I-77 Alliance Board of Directors.
- Road selection: Council approved a 2025 road selection change for District 2 using one-time county funds allocated for road projects (motion recorded as "Council approves").
- Executive session: Council voted to enter executive session to discuss proposed location/expansion of industries (Project P 2,515) and negotiations related to the county's tourism department; the motion to go into executive session passed by voice vote.
Where the meeting record did not specify mover/second names or a roll-call tally, actions are reported as recorded in the public minutes (voice vote, "all in favor").
