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Hampton County council directs administrator to pursue ordinance on county property use
Summary
After an executive session about county-owned buildings, the Hampton County council voted to direct the county administrator to contact the county attorney to draft an ordinance establishing a policy for use of county-owned property; the motion passed by a show of hands and the meeting then adjourned.
At its meeting, the Hampton County council voted to direct the county administrator to contact the county legal attorney to draft an ordinance establishing a policy for the use of county-owned property.
The action followed an executive session in which the council addressed a legal matter concerning county-owned buildings. Council members approved returning to open session by voice and then took the directive to have staff pursue formal ordinance language.
A council member moved that the county administrator make contact with the county legal attorney to develop an ordinance for a county property-use policy; the motion was seconded and approved by a show of hands. The agenda then advanced to adjournment, and the council moved to close the meeting.
The meeting record does not specify a drafting timeline, the name of the county legal attorney, nor which county administrator will carry out the contact. The motion directs staff to begin drafting the ordinance; further deliberation, review and any formal readings of the ordinance were not recorded in the provided transcript segment.
