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Votes at a glance: Fairfield County Council actions, Oct. 27, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes recorded during the Fairfield County Council meeting on Oct. 27, 2025. Key outcomes: amendment to add an executive session, first reading of Ordinance 8-51, approval of East Peach Road contract, motions to enter and exit executive session, and adjournment — all recorded as 7-0 where votes were taken.
The Fairfield County Council recorded the following formal actions and votes on Oct. 27, 2025. Where individual votes were not named in the transcript, tallies are reported as recorded.
• Amendment to agenda to add an executive session (legal advice regarding Santee Cooper purchaser selection and related matters under South Carolina Code): Motion carried, vote recorded 7-0.
• Ordinance 8-51 — First reading by title (to repeal Ordinance 7-37 and establish revised Chapter 4, Animals, of the Fairfield County Code of Ordinances): Motion carried, first reading recorded 7-0. (Further readings required for adoption.)
• East Peach Road Industrial Park Improvements — Contract approval to build entrance and a monumental sign: Motion carried, vote recorded 7-0. Transcript does not identify the contractor or contract amount.
• Motion to go into executive session (to receive legal advice covered by attorney–client privilege, including matters related to Ordinance 8-51 and Santee Cooper purchaser selection): Motion carried, vote recorded 7-0. The council entered executive session and later reported no action was taken while in executive session.
• Motion to come out of executive session: Motion carried, vote recorded 7-0. The chair stated for the record that no action was taken during executive session.
• Motion to adjourn: Motion carried, vote recorded 7-0.
These items reflect all formal votes recorded in the meeting transcript. The transcript does not include roll-call vote-by-name details; it records only the tallies and that votes were unanimous where noted.
