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Votes at a glance: Council approves annexation, jury list and stadium terrace repairs

2081221 · January 6, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 6 meeting the North Augusta City Council approved a first reading annexation order to add 0.70 acres, accepted the 2025 municipal jury list and unanimously approved an engineering resolution to contract for SRP Park Wow Terrace repairs.

The North Augusta City Council voted on several routine and substantive items during its Jan. 6 meeting. Highlights:

Annexation (Planning & Development Order 2025-01) - Action: First reading and approval to annex 0.70 acres at the intersection of Edgefield Road and Saint James Street (tax parcel 0120514004), petitioned by the landowner. The owners requested R‑7 zoning consistent with the long‑term plan; plans discussed referenced potential townhomes. - Outcome: Motion approved by voice vote; council counted five in favor (unanimous vote recorded). - Notes: The owner is listed as Adams Brothers Properties; the item was presented as contiguous to the city and requesting city services.

2025 Municipal Jury List - Action: Council accepted the 2025 municipal jury list containing names of registered voters and holders of South Carolina driver’s licenses within the city. - Outcome: Motion approved unanimously.

Engineering Resolution (2025-01) — SRP Park Wow Terrace Repair - Action: Council authorized a contract with Brasfield & Gorrie LLC to perform terrace repair work at SRP Park. (This item was discussed at length; see separate article for full details.) - Outcome: Motion approved unanimously.

Procedure and votes: The meeting recorded unanimous approvals for the items above; where the minutes recorded votes, the council indicated no opposing votes. Several motions were moved and seconded by council members on the dais; the meeting transcript did not always capture a named mover and seconder for each routine motion.