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Charleston County Planning Commission approves Nov. 18 minutes; schedules training and Feb. 10 meeting
Summary
The Charleston County Planning Commission voted to approve the Nov. 18, 2024 minutes, heard brief staff introductions and a BZA member introduction, and was reminded of a continuing-education training session to follow the meeting and of a Feb. 10 meeting at 2 p.m. in council chambers.
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The Charleston County Planning Commission voted to approve the minutes from its Nov. 18, 2024, meeting during a brief session that concluded with a reminder that a continuing-education training workshop would follow the meeting and that the commission's next meeting is scheduled for Feb. 10 at 2 p.m. in council chambers.
The approval of the Nov. 18 minutes passed on a roll call vote with five members voting yes and one abstention. Commissioner Moni Davis said she abstained, explaining, "I was not present." Chair Pete Floyd, Commissioner Jones, Commissioner David Kent, Commissioner McConnell and Vice Chair Pilatos recorded aye votes.
Before taking the vote, the commission chair read a notice of compliance with the South Carolina Freedom of Information Act and referenced the South Carolina Code of Laws §6-29-340, saying the meeting was noticed and conducted under those requirements. Staff and support personnel in the room were identified by name during introductions; those named in the transcript include Cindy Boyd, Stephanie Ondo, Sally Brooks, Joyce McGrewd, Monica Eustace, Wynn Carlisle and Marshae Miller.
A member identified as Robert was introduced as a BZA member who is present for the training portion of the meeting; he said he has been on the body for "2 years" and told the group, "I'm not new here." The transcript does not specify a last name for that speaker.
Chair Floyd closed the meeting with a routine set of remarks and declared the meeting adjourned, reiterating that the training workshop for continuing education would begin after the planning commission's business ended. The commission noted its next meeting date and time as Feb. 10 at 2 p.m. in council chambers.
No other substantive planning items, public hearings, or votes on ordinances or applications are recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.

