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Florence board adopts resolution backing Steens's Creek Landing industrial park
Summary
The City of Florence voted Aug. 5 to support the Steens's Creek Landing project and to invest in infrastructure—including sewer work and park signage—with the city intending to partner with Rankin First and Rankin County on the development.
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The Florence Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Aug. 5 adopted a resolution expressing support for the Steens's Creek Landing project and committing to invest in necessary public infrastructure to support the development.
Alderman Mason Herrin moved to adopt the resolution, Alderman Brian Grantham seconded, and the motion carried with all five aldermen voting aye. The resolution specifically identified sewer infrastructure and park signage among the city's potential investments and named Rankin First and Rankin County as intended partners.
Minutes record the action as a formal resolution without additional conditions or a funding schedule. The board's recorded vote was unanimous.
