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Council adopts multiple zoning map amendments, combining readings for several bills
Summary
Berkeley County combined readings and approved a series of zoning map amendments (multiple bill numbers); one rezoning for David and Christine Williams (approx. 1.1 acres) was discussed and approved, and several other bills were approved by combined readings with no recorded opposition.
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Berkeley County Council approved a series of zoning-map amendment bills after combining readings. The land-use committee and council moved to combine readings for multiple bills and approved the rezoning requests by voice vote.
Notable items included bill 25-41, which sought to rezone approximately 1.1 acres owned by David and Christine Williams (TMS 195-12-02-012) on Gross Avenue and Farrell Street in the vicinity of Moncks Corner from mobile-home rural farm residential (RFR) to manufactured residential (R2). Staff told council the request aligned with the comprehensive plan, planning commission recommended unanimous approval, and no citizens opposed at the hearing. Council approved the rezoning.
Council also approved bills 25-37, 25-39, 25-40 (each approved after questions about prior planning-commission conditions were resolved); and a group of bills combined for readings and approval — 25-17, 25-25, 25-26, 25-27, 25-28, and 25-29. In one instance council members discussed whether a planning-commission condition about acreage or storage had been incorporated; staff said clarifications had been brought to council. All motions carried by voice vote and no recorded public opposition appeared in the meeting transcript.
The transcript did not include detailed final ordinance texts or all planning-commission conditions; for full legal descriptions and any conditions tied to approvals, refer to the county zoning packet and final ordinance language recorded in county minutes.

