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Mullins seeks state approval for 13-home demolition project, administrator says
Summary
City Administrator Holly Jackson told Mullins City Council on May 12 that bids were opened for 13 asbestos-free residential demolitions and that the package will be submitted to the South Carolina Department of Commerce for approval, with authorization expected before month’s end.
City Administrator Holly Jackson told the Mullins City Council on May 12 that bids have been opened for a first round of 13 asbestos-free residential demolitions and that the bid package will be sent to the South Carolina Department of Commerce for approval, with anticipated authorization expected before the end of the month.
Jackson said the administration is advancing the demolition package as part of an effort to address deteriorated residential properties. She also noted infrastructure work planned in the near term, including paving on Lane Street scheduled to begin the following day, and reported that the Recreation Department's current season is progressing successfully.
Council did not act on the consent agenda at the meeting because finalized minutes for several past meetings were not available for approval; the consent agenda items were deferred to a future meeting. No formal vote or ordinance related to the demolition work was recorded at the May 12 session.
Next steps for the demolition project are administrative: the city will submit the bid package to the South Carolina Department of Commerce and await the department's authorization before scheduling demolition work.
