Greer council authorizes city administrator to enter development agreement for Project Keystone

The Greer City Council voted to authorize the city administrator to enter into a development agreement pertaining to Project Keystone and to end an executive session, the council recorded in a meeting proceeding.

Council convened from an executive session that was held under what the record identifies as “state statute section 30 dash 4 dash 78 2.” A motion to come out of executive session was made and seconded; councilmembers then indicated affirmative votes to return to open session.

Following that action, a councilmember moved to authorize the city administrator to enter into a development agreement related to Project Keystone. The motion received a second and councilmembers recorded affirmative votes. The meeting record does not include the text of the development agreement or terms of the authorization, nor does it identify a specific date by which the city administrator must execute an agreement.

Councilmembers who were recorded as voting in favor during the meeting include Miss Duncan; Mister Arrowood; Mister Cooper; Mister Hofer; Mister Dumas; Mister Bettis; Miss Albert; Mister Booker; Mister Hopper; Mister Duis; Miss Halbert; and Mayor Danner. The record shows the votes on both the motion to come out of executive session and the motion to authorize the development agreement as affirmative responses by those listed; no opposing or abstaining votes were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.

After the vote on the Project Keystone authorization, Mayor Danner stated there was no further stated business and the council stood adjourned. The meeting record supplied does not include additional details on Project Keystone, including proposed development scope, financial terms, or required follow-up steps.