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Votes at a glance: Mauldin council actions on May 18, 2026
Summary
A compact list of formal motions and outcomes from the Mauldin City Council meeting, including ordinance amendments, budget first reading, mutual aid agreements, appointments, and an economic development incentive approval.
Mauldin — At its May 18 meeting the Mauldin City Council approved a set of formal actions. Key outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript include:
- Minutes of April 20, 2026: approved by unanimous consent (no objections) (SEG 381–388).
- Ordinance 1065 (rezoning of a 225.8-acre tract at Fork Shoals/Ashmore Bridge Road): motion to amend effective date from May 31 to July 31 approved on second reading; mayor announced vote tally as 4–3 (SEG 682–709).
- Ordinance 1066 (annexation of a 7.2-acre tract at 1330 Fork Shoals Road): motion to amend effective date from May 31 to July 31 approved on second reading; mayor announced the ordinance carries 5–2 (SEG 712–736).
- FY2025–26 budget amendment ordinance (housekeeping appropriations): passed on first reading (SEG 739–776).
- FY2026–27 budget: approved on first reading after discussion; no opposition was recorded in the voice vote (SEG 796–916).
- Sewer pump station fee ordinance (first reading): established/adjusted fees for specified subdivisions (Hawk Haven, Adam Glen, Ameris, Indigo Point, The Retreat, Deer Ridge, parts of Pine Forest) to cover new parcels as they come online (SEG 933–973).
- Fireworks ordinance amendment (first reading): amends permitting and oversight for public fireworks displays and passed on first reading; council discussed whether drone displays should be treated separately (FAA governs drones) (SEG 981–1130).
- Mutual-aid agreement and contract with Clemson University and authorization for the city administrator and chief of police to enter into agreements with outside law enforcement agencies for special events: both motions carried (SEG 1156–1221).
- Appointment of a full-time administrative judge: Chair King moved to appoint Ms. Erica Stinson to a four-year term (ending 05/31/2030); the motion passed but the mayor’s wording at the vote recorded a different name in the minutes (discrepancy flagged) (SEG 1249–1275).
- Acceptance of additional funds from the Greenville legislative delegation transportation committee to develop sidewalks on Miller Road: motion carried unanimously (SEG 1282–1300).
- Incentive agreement with Parr Greenville LLC: after executive session the council approved an incentive agreement and authorized the mayor or designee to execute it (SEG 1348–1376).
Votes and recorded tallies in the transcript are copied here as stated; where the transcript gives only a voice vote or no recorded count, the entry is marked accordingly.
