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Williamsburg County Council adopts two ordinances to transfer county parcels in Kingstree and Greeleyville
Summary
The Williamsburg County Council unanimously adopted two ordinances to convey county-owned parcels — one in Kingstree to Bridal Aging of Williamsburg County Inc. and one in Greeleyville to the Town of Greeleyville for $10 to support a well project.
Williamsburg County Council adopted two ordinances transferring county-owned parcels to local entities during its regular meeting and public hearing.
The council approved Ordinance 2024-08 to convey TMS 11-025-132 (110 West Mill Street, Kingstree) to Bridal Aging of Williamsburg County Incorporated under an agreement dated April 20, 2021. Meeting Host said, "Please let the record reflect that the motion, has been carried to adopt ordinance number 2024-08." The motion to adopt was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote; no opposition was recorded.
The council then approved Ordinance 2024-07, conveying TMS 07-013-134 (approximately 0.4 acre on Main Street, Greeleyville) to the Town of Greeleyville for the sum of $10 to enable construction of a well intended to improve the town's water services. A motion for third reading and adoption was made, seconded and carried by voice vote; the chair asked that the record reflect adoption of both ordinances.
Both measures were handled on third reading and adopted by voice vote with no recorded 'nay' votes. The ordinances' texts as read on the agenda reference parcel identification by TMS (tax map serial) numbers and the April 20, 2021 agreement for the Kingstree conveyance. The record does not include roll-call tallies or the full mover/second names beyond the verbal motions recorded at the meeting.
