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Forest Acres council approves first-reading ordinance for temporary right-of-entry with Columbia on Beltline Blvd.
Summary
At its Jan. 5 special meeting, the Forest Acres City Council unanimously approved on first reading an ordinance allowing a temporary right-of-entry agreement with the City of Columbia for Richland County Tax Map No. 13908-04-36 (W/S Beltline Blvd.). The motion was made by Council member Ryan Newton and seconded by Council member David Black.
Forest Acres City Council unanimously approved, on first reading, an ordinance authorizing a temporary right-of-entry agreement with the City of Columbia for property identified as Richland County Tax Map No. 13908-04-36 (west/south side of Beltline Boulevard). Council member Ryan Newton moved for approval; Council member David Black seconded, and the motion carried unanimously.
The ordinance title recorded in the minutes reads, "An ordinance for the City of Forest Acres, State of South Carolina, approving a temporary right-of-entry agreement with the City of Columbia regarding Richland County Tax Map No. 13908-04-36 (W/S Beltline Blvd.)." The minutes do not specify terms of the right-of-entry, length of the agreement, or any anticipated impact on neighboring properties; those details were not included in the public minutes.
Mayor Tom Andrews presided over the meeting. Council members present were Mayor Pro-tem Haskell Kibler and Council members David Black, Ryan Newton and Stephen Oliver. City Administrator Shaun Greenwood, Assistant City Administrator Kendall Adams and City Attorney Will Dillard were also present.
The minutes record the action as a first reading. The document does not list an ordinance number or a schedule for subsequent readings or final adoption. The council took the vote in open session following an executive session earlier in the meeting. No public comment on the ordinance is recorded in the minutes.
The council adjourned at 1:00 p.m.
