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Chesterfield County Council enters executive session on Project Chestnut and property negotiations; returns with no action recorded

Chesterfield County Council · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Council entered executive session Feb. 17 under S.C. Code § 30-4-70(a)(5) and § 30-4-70(a)(2) to discuss Project Chestnut (economic development) and negotiations over an easement at Lynches River Industrial Park and the sale of 'Property W.' Motions to enter and exit were unanimous; Council reported no motions or votes were taken in executive session.

Chesterfield County Council on Feb. 17 voted unanimously to enter executive session to discuss two matters: Project Chestnut, described by County Attorney Coleman R. Bryant as a location/expansion economic-development matter under S.C. Code § 30-4-70(a)(5), and negotiations and legal advice related to an easement at Lynches River Industrial Park and the sale of a parcel identified in the minutes as 'Property W' under S.C. Code § 30-4-70(a)(2).

Council Member Johnnie McLendon moved to enter executive session; Council Member Eddie Kirkley seconded the motion, and the briefing record states the vote in favor was unanimous. After the executive session, Council returned to open session and Council Chair Mary D. Anderson reported that "no motions were made and that no votes were taken in executive session other than to exit executive session."

The minutes identify the two topics discussed but do not record any formal action, directive, appointment or vote resulting from the executive session. Any further steps would be subject to future open-session motions or reported actions in subsequent meetings.