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Briarcliffe Acres council reviews treasurer's report, ordinance updates and town projects ahead of April workshops
Summary
Mayor Pro Tem Peggy Bell reported the SCLGIP interest rate is 4.08% and reminded council that budget workshops will begin in April; council received updates on ordinance rewording, town hall landscaping, the search for a Resilience Committee member, and plans to obtain additional estimates for a railing and door project.
Mayor Pro Tempore Peggy Bell delivered the Treasurer's Report, noting the South Carolina Local Government Investment Pool (SCLGIP) current interest rate is 4.08% and that budget workshops will begin in April.
Councilwoman Laura Pendley reported ordinance rewording and reengineering are nearly complete and that she and the mayor plan to meet with CivicPlus and attorneys to finalize updates. Pendley also raised routine grounds items including re-mulching the Town Hall area, updating the memorial bricks brochure, flower planning, and helping coordinate a Tree Planting initiative tied to the town's 50th anniversary.
Bell said Mayor Buonviri plans to obtain additional estimates for the Town Hall railing and door project, and she reported that Brandon Gray, the town's code enforcement officer, and Richard Black of Total Lake Care will attend an upcoming workshop to discuss docks and the annual lake report. Clerk Jennifer Newbold said she will finalize the FireWise bid package with the police chief and added items to the workshop agenda.
Why it matters: the SCLGIP rate and the April workshop schedule set the timeline for budget planning; ordinance revisions and facility projects move toward formal adoption or procurement steps. The transcript records reports and planned follow-up but no formal votes on these administrative items at the meeting.
