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Council introduces ordinance to ban semi‑truck traffic on Chic Road
Summary
The Greenwood Common Council introduced Ordinance 2613 to prohibit semi‑truck traffic on Chic Road from Main Street to Warsville Road; a resident thanked sponsors Campbell and Hill during public comment. The ordinance was introduced for future consideration.
The Greenwood Common Council introduced Ordinance 2613 on April 20, 2026, proposing to amend the municipal traffic and parking code to prohibit semi‑truck traffic on Chic Road between Main Street and Warsville Road.
The ordinance was sponsored by Council members Campbell and Hill, who asked staff to prepare the text after consulting following the last meeting. The proposal specifically targets semi‑truck traffic on Chic Road from Main Street to Warsville Road; no vote on final adoption was recorded at the meeting because the measure was introduced as new business.
During the public‑comment period before new business, resident Randy Good of 1157 Central Park Boulevard thanked Council members Campbell and Hill for “considering ordinance 2613 to try and stop traffic down,” saying citizens appreciated the council’s attention to the issue.
The ordinance was introduced, which moves it into the council’s review process and establishes it for future readings and possible adoption. The transcript does not record committee referral, a public hearing date or a timetable for final action; those steps will be determined in subsequent meetings or by staff review.
