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Greer council approves annexations, receives multiple zoning items at March meeting
Summary
The Greer City Council approved second-and-final reading of two annexation ordinances and received first readings on three other land-use items during its March 2025 meeting; votes were recorded by roll call.
At its March 2025 meeting, the Greer City Council approved second-and-final reading of two annexation ordinances and took first-reading action on three additional land-use items, according to motions and roll-call votes recorded in the meeting minutes.
Why it matters: Annexation and rezoning alter who provides services and the zoning rules that apply to property, affecting development potential, future taxation and service connections.
Votes at a glance:
- Ordinance No. 7-2025 (second and final reading): Annexation of a portion of property owned by Graydon Properties LLC at 1522 South Highway 14; zoning: regional center. Planning staff and the Planning Commission recommended approval; the council voted yes on second-and-final reading (recorded votes: Mr. Booker, Mr. Hoefer, Councilman Lee Dumas, Mr. Bettis, Ms. Albert and Mayor Danner).
- Ordinance No. 8-2025 (second and final reading): Annexation of city-owned properties on South Highway 14 and South Buncombe Road; zoning: regional center. Planning Commission recommended approval; council approved on second-and-final reading with the same recorded affirmatives.
- Ordinance No. 9-2025 (first reading): Rezoning of 105 Ballenger Avenue from suburban neighborhood to traditional neighborhood (docket RZ25-02). Planning staff recommended approval; council received first reading (recorded yes votes from Mr. Booker, Mr. Hopper, Councilman Lee Dumas, Mr. Bettis, Ms. Albert and Mayor Danner).
- Ordinance No. 10-2025 (first reading): Rezoning of 301 Arlington Road from commercial general to traditional neighborhood (docket RZ25-04) to permit townhomes; planning staff recommended approval and council received first reading.
- Ordinance No. 11-2025 (first reading/annexation): Annexation and zoning of 333 Ginhouse Road (docket AN2054) to suburban neighborhood to permit a connection to sewer; staff indicated the existing house will remain and the applicant sought sewer connection; council received first reading.
All recorded roll-call votes taken during these items were affirmative for the motions to receive or to approve the ordinances as presented; no roll-call 'no' votes were recorded in the transcript for these items.
Ending: Items received for first reading will return per the city’s ordinance schedule; annexations approved on second-and-final reading take effect per statutory timelines and filing requirements.
