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Tega Cay planning commission recommends City Council adopt 2025'1035 comprehensive plan, adds traffic-calming definition
Summary
The Planning Commission voted unanimously March 2 to approve a resolution recommending City Council adopt the 2025'1035 Comprehensive Plan under South Carolina law; Commissioners also amended the resolution to add a definition of "traffic calming" to Appendix L and asked staff to fix map and photo readability issues.
The Tega Cay Planning Commission voted unanimously on March 2 to approve a resolution recommending that City Council adopt the city's 2025'1035 Comprehensive Plan under the South Carolina Local Government Comprehensive Planning Enabling Act of 1994.
Commissioner Alice Dobleske moved to approve the resolution; Commissioner Thomas Gilanyi seconded. During discussion, staff said some map images were less readable because of file compression and that the sizing of background photos on a few pages could be corrected to improve legibility. At Dobleske's request, the commission added a definition of "traffic calming" to Appendix L of the plan; the amendment was seconded by Gilanyi and the amended motion passed unanimously.
Pam Osbourn used the public-comment period to raise concerns about traffic and parking along Windjammer Drive and the Marina area, asked for clarification of the Marina Overlay District and the role of tourism in Catawba Park, and specifically requested a definition of "traffic calming" in the plan. Staff provided additional information in response during the meeting.
The commission's action was a recommendation to City Council; the resolution text submitted to the commission cites the South Carolina Local Government Comprehensive Planning Enabling Act of 1994. The Planning Commission did not take further procedural steps at the meeting beyond approving the amended resolution.
