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Developer seeks Dillon County's support for $5 million housing grant to build six single-unit homes
Summary
Wanda Hughes of Prime Care Property asked council for a letter of support for an SC Housing grant application that would fund six single-unit homes for low-income residents and veterans; council agreed to write the letter. Hughes said she expects a decision in August.
Wanda Hughes, who identified her business as Prime Care Property, asked Dillon County Council on June 25 to provide a letter of support for a South Carolina Housing grant application to develop six single-unit homes on Highway 57 aimed at low-income residents and veterans.
Hughes said the project would create duplex-style housing units (six single-unit homes) and that she applied to SC Housing for grant funding; she said she expects to know the status of the application in August and indicated the grant request would be for $5,000,000. Robbie Coward moved that council write a letter of support; Detrice Dawkins seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
The meeting record does not provide a project budget breakdown or timeline beyond the expected grant-decision month. Council did not specify whether the county would provide financial contributions beyond the requested letter of support.
