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Council approves conveyance to Project Lunchbox; vote recorded 7–0 with one abstention

Marlboro County Council · April 1, 2026
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Summary

Marlboro County Council approved the third reading of Ordinance No. 873 to convey county property to Project Lunchbox (So-Pak-Co, Inc.); the motion passed with seven yes votes and one abstention (Council member Jason Steen).

Marlboro County Council approved the third reading of Ordinance No. 873 on Aug. 26, authorizing a purchase and sale agreement between the county and So-Pak-Co, Inc., doing business as Project Lunchbox, subject to conditions in the agreement.

No members of the public spoke on Ordinance No. 873 during its public hearing. Dr. Damien Johnson moved to approve the third reading and Lafeyette Jackson seconded the motion. The council recorded a yes vote from seven members and an abstention by Council member Jason Steen; the meeting record lists the vote as 7/0/1 and notes the motion carried.

The ordinance authorizes conveyance subject to conditions set out in the purchase and sale agreement; the transcript does not enumerate those conditions or list a sale price. Council member Verd Odom excused himself from the meeting at approximately 7:15 p.m., after the vote was recorded.