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Votes at a glance: Sumter County Council actions on Sept. 13, 2022

Sumter County Council · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Council unanimously approved the meeting agenda and Aug. 23 minutes, granted first reading to OA-22-09 (flood ordinance), adopted R-22-07 establishing a Sumter County SC250 committee, and approved Ordinance 22-977 (utility easement) at third reading.

At its Sept. 13 meeting Sumter County Council recorded several unanimous actions:

• Approve meeting agenda — Motion by Councilman Eugene R. Baten, seconded by Councilman Artie Baker; motion carried unanimously.

• Approve minutes of Aug. 23, 2022 — Motion by Vice Chairman James R. Byrd, seconded by Councilman Artie Baker; motion carried unanimously.

• Grant first reading to OA‑22‑09 (Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance; Black River Watershed map adoption) — Motion by Councilman Artie Baker, seconded by Councilman Charles T. Edens; motion carried unanimously. The ordinance must complete subsequent readings to be adopted; the FEMA map revisions become effective Oct. 27, 2022.

• Adopt R‑22‑07 (Resolution supporting the South Carolina American Revolution Sesquicentennial/SC250 and establishing the Sumter County 250 Committee) — Motion by Councilman Eugene R. Baten, seconded by Councilman Artie Baker; motion carried unanimously. The chairman and clerk were directed to execute the resolution.

• Approve Ordinance 22‑977 (utility easement over property on West Wesmark Boulevard) at third reading — Motion by Councilman Charles T. Edens, seconded by Councilman Artie Baker; motion carried unanimously. The council approved the boring route to connect electricity to a cell tower on the property.

All recorded motions were unanimous among council members present (James T. McCain Jr.; James R. Byrd; Artie Baker; Eugene R. Baten; Charles T. Edens; Vivian Fleming McGhaney; Carlton B. Washington).