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Council authorizes up to $25,000 for emergency code-enforcement action after executive session
Summary
After an executive session Sept. 3, the council authorized the city administrator to spend up to $25,000 from the general fund for emergency code-enforcement action. Council reported no votes or decisions were made during the executive session; no action was taken on a Bridgeway Station economic-development item.
The Mauldin City Council met in a special-called session Sept. 3 and voted to enter executive session to discuss a contractual code-enforcement matter and an economic-development matter related to Bridgeway Station under State Statute section 30-4-70(A)(2).
The council returned to open session at approximately 7:03 p.m. and reported that no votes or decisions were taken while in executive session. After returning, Councilmember Reynolds moved and the council approved a motion authorizing the city administrator to spend up to $25,000 from the general fund balance for an emergency code-enforcement action.
The motion carried unanimously. The council considered possible action on the Bridgeway Station economic-development matter but took no action upon returning to open session.
The executive session citation provided on the record was State Statute section 30-4-70(A)(2); staff and council did not provide further public details about the contractual or economic-development matters during the open session.
The authorization allows the administrator to commit up to $25,000 for emergency enforcement work; staff said this funding will be taken from the general fund balance. The council did not identify additional appropriations or other budget changes at the meeting.
