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Council closes public hearing on Adams Glen pump-station fee; $122 annual charge proposed
Summary
The Mauldin City Council closed a public hearing on a proposed ordinance to assess a $122 annual pump-station fee for parcels in the Adams Glen subdivision; no one from the public spoke at the hearing and council will consider the measure at a subsequent meeting.
The Mauldin City Council closed a public hearing on a proposed ordinance that would impose a $122 annual pump‑station/concession fee assessed on property tax bills for parcels in the Adams Glen subdivision along Cashmore Ridge Road. Mayor (presiding) opened the hearing, invited public comment and said no members of the public came forward, after which he closed the hearing.
The proposed ordinance would add a line item on property tax bills for affected Adams Glen parcels to cover the ongoing cost of operating and maintaining the subdivision’s pump station, the mayor said during the hearing. Notice of the public hearing was published in a newspaper of general circulation, the mayor noted.
Because there were no speakers, the hearing produced no public testimony for the council to weigh. Council members said the hearing satisfied the legal notice requirement and discussed next procedural steps. The council indicated the item would return for formal action at a later meeting’s agenda (the transcript records the hearing and closure but does not include a final vote in this session).
The council’s statement about the proposed fee and the closure of the hearing were recorded in the public proceedings. Any final ordinance, including the effective date and collection mechanism, will be reflected in the official ordinance text and future council minutes when the council takes formal action.
