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Council approves dissolutions of six special tax districts, library appointments, strategic-plan vendor, airport match and hydroelectric compliance support
Summary
At its Jan. 6 meeting Greenwood County Council approved six ordinances dissolving inactive special tax districts, reappointed library board members, selected a strategic-plan consultant, approved an FAA grant-match using the airport fund, and approved a compliance-services proposal for the Buzzard's Roost hydroelectric plant.
Greenwood County Council on Jan. 6 carried a series of largely uncontested governance and administrative items.
Dissolution of inactive special tax districts: Council approved third-reading ordinances to dissolve six special tax districts (Puckett27s Ferry 2025-33, Pinehurst 2025-34, Stony Point 2025-35, Summit Place 2025-36, Coral Creek 2025-37, and Kimbrook 2025-38). Planner Stephanie Dorn said three of those districts hold small remaining balances (Pinehurst ~$40.33; Stony Point ~$20.53; Kimbrook ~$2,486.72) and staff will return to council to appoint commissioners to allocate those funds within the year.
Appointments: Council unanimously approved…
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