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Votes at a glance: Peters retirement resolution, economic development approvals, executive-session sale authorization, and a motion to study hate-crime statute
Summary
At its Feb. 4 meeting the council approved a retirement resolution honoring William H. Peters, approved several economic development items recommended by committee, authorized the county administrator to negotiate a potential property sale discussed in executive session, and forwarded a request to study a hate-crime ordinance to committee.
Richland County Council completed several formal actions on Feb. 4, including ceremonial and economic-development approvals, a post-executive-session authorization to negotiate a property sale and a motion to send a study of a hate-crime ordinance to committee.
Retirement resolution for William H. Peters Council unanimously approved a resolution recognizing William H. “Bill” Peters for 21 years of service as director of operational services. The council read the resolution, asked Peters to stand for recognition and approved the measure by voice vote. The resolution notes Peters’ roles in fleet management and facilities maintenance and thanked him for his service to Richland County.
Economic development committee approvals Several items from the Economic Development Committee were forwarded to and approved by the full council: - Assignment of Fresh Express corporate…
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