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Council refers two rezoning petitions to planning commission; approves pro‑tem, appointments and delegates
Summary
Council referred two rezoning petitions (2200 N Main/Duckworth Lane and 3801 Clinton Boulevard) to the Planning Commission, elected a mayor pro tem, reappointed a housing authority member, and approved voting delegates to the South Carolina Rural Water Association.
Anderson City Council referred two zoning petitions to the Planning Commission for public hearings and further review and handled several routine governance items.
Planning staff said the 2200 North Main Street petition covers 2.1 acres at the North Main/Duckworth Lane area and proposes retaining 0.81 acres as neighborhood commercial at the front, rezoning 1.06 acres to RM‑18 for approximately 14 townhouses, and converting the rear portion to R‑10 single‑family to transition to adjacent neighborhoods. Staff said sidewalks, street trees and tree‑mitigation for previously removed trees will be addressed during site‑plan review; the petition is scheduled for the Planning Commission on Aug. 5.
A second petition concerns about 7.53 acres at 3801 Clinton Boulevard (former Kmart outparcels near Publix) and staff recommended referral consistent with the city’s annexation and service‑provision strategy.
Earlier in the meeting council elected Jeff Roberts as mayor pro tem for a one‑year term beginning July 25, approved minutes of the June 23 meeting, reappointed Linda Madau to the Anderson Housing Authority Board for a five‑year term, and approved a resolution appointing utility director Mr. Banks as the city’s primary voting delegate and assistant utilities director Al Kostick as alternate to the South Carolina Rural Water Association.
All of the listed motions passed with no recorded opposition in the transcript.
