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Greer council approves rezoning, mobile food rules, annexation and assignment of economic development agreement
Summary
At the Aug. 26 Greer City Council meeting the body approved several second readings and one first-and-final resolution: rezoning requests, mobile food unit regulations, an annexation, and the consent to assign an economic development agreement. Several other items were received for first reading or discussion.
The Greer City Council approved multiple measures at its Aug. 26 meeting. The items below reflect roll-call action recorded during the meeting.
Votes at a glance - Ordinance 15-2025 (second and final reading): Rezone properties owned by Greenville Hospital System on South Bunkum Road, West Road and South Main Street from Commercial General to Office Professional to Regional Center. Outcome: Approved on second reading; roll-call recorded as unanimous "Yes." Votes recorded: Jay Arrowood — Yes; Booker — Yes; Hopper — Yes; Dumas — Yes; Bettis — Yes; Miss Albert — Yes; Mayor Danner — Yes.
- Ordinance 16-2025 (second and final reading): Amend Chapter 18 (Businesses), Article 12 (Mobile Food Units) to establish rules and regulations for mobile food units. Staff described changes between readings including reducing a proposed interval from 10 years to 5 years in one subsection and removing redundant language moved to the UDO. Outcome: Approved on second reading; roll-call recorded as unanimous "Yes." Votes recorded: Jay Arrowood — Yes; Booker — Yes; Hopper — Yes; Dumas — Yes; Bettis — Yes; Miss Hauber/Albert — Yes; Mayor Danner — Yes.
- Ordinance 18-2025 (second and final reading): Annexation of property owned by True North Properties LLC on Cold Brook Drive by 100% petition with zoning designation Traditional Neighborhood. Planning Commission recommended approval. Outcome: Approved on second reading; roll-call recorded as unanimous "Yes." Votes recorded: Jay Arrowood — Yes; Booker — Yes; Hopper — Yes; Dumas — Yes; Bettis — Yes; Miss Albert — Yes; Mayor Danner — Yes.
- Ordinance 19-2025 (second and final reading): Rezone property owned by RMM Enterprises LLC at 306 East Frontage Road from Commercial Corridor to Manufacturing Logistics (related to a lay-down yard). Outcome: Approved on second reading; roll-call recorded as unanimous "Yes." Votes recorded: Jay Arrowood — Yes; Booker — Yes; Hopper — Yes; Dumas — Yes; Bettis — Yes; Miss Albert — Yes; Mayor Danner — Yes.
- Resolution 17-2025 (first and final reading): Approve and consent to transfer/assumption by IPCP Acquisition Company, LLC of a portion of an existing amended and restated economic development agreement for the Clarus Group industrial development off Highway 80. Staff said the developer met preconditions of the original agreement (a $27,600,000 investment was confirmed) and that assignment is a routine practice in the industry. Outcome: Approved on first and final reading; roll-call recorded as unanimous "Yes." Votes recorded: Jay Arrowood — Yes; Booker — Yes; Hopper — Yes; Dumas — Yes; Bettis — Yes; Miss Albert — Yes; Mayor Danner — Yes.
Items received for first reading / discussion - Ordinance 21-2025 (rezoning at 105 Crestview Circle from Rural Residential to Suburban Neighborhood): Received for discussion (first reading held); Planning Commission recommended approval. No final vote on second reading reported.
- Ordinance 22-2025 (UDO amendments): First reading and extensive staff presentation and council discussion; council received the package for additional review and asked staff and the city attorney to follow up on several items prior to second reading.
How votes were recorded The clerk conducted roll calls after motions; where roll-call text was recorded the votes below mirror the clerk's record. When a mover or seconder was not identified in the transcript, the motion/second are recorded as not specified. If additional documentation (minutes) is needed for certified vote tallies, the city clerk's official minutes should be consulted.
Speakers and staff associated with these actions are listed in the speakers section below.
