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Mullins council adopts ordinance to correct city code section in 4–1 vote
Summary
The Mullins City Council adopted Ordinance #2026-005, described in the minutes as clarifying Section 02.08.100(b) of the city code; the measure passed 4–1 with Council Member Terry Davis recorded as the sole nay.
The Mullins City Council adopted Ordinance #2026-005 on April 24, 2026, a measure described in the meeting minutes as clarifying and correcting provisions of Section 02.08.100(b) of the City of Mullins Code of Ordinances. The council voted 4–1 to approve the ordinance; Council Member Terry Davis was recorded as the only dissenting vote.
The minutes list Mayor Pro Tem Carolyn Wilson, Council Members Luke Gasque, Terry Davis, Kindra Brewton-Pompey and Eddie Kitchen as present. Council Member Eddie Kitchen made the motion to adopt the ordinance and Council Member Kindra Brewton-Pompey seconded. The motion language in the minutes is recorded as "to accept this second reading," while the agenda item is titled "Final Reading of Ordinance #2026-005." The minutes reflect adoption by roll call with one nay from Davis but do not include a printed roll-call transcript in the text provided.
The ordinance is described only as "AN ORDINANCE TO CLARIFY AND CORRECT PROVISIONS OF SECTION 02.08.100 (b) OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MULLINS" in the minutes; the text of the ordinance, any stated changes to subsection language, and any fiscal impacts are not specified in the provided minutes. No public comment or extended debate on the ordinance is recorded in the minutes excerpt.
The council proceeded next to an executive session on a contractual/judge matter, according to the minutes. The record does not indicate further implementation steps or effective dates for Ordinance #2026-005 in the provided excerpt.
