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City to apply for larger Streetscape grant and accept SCDOT relinquishment of two streets

City of Westminster City Council · January 13, 2026
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Summary

City Administrator Kevin Bronson said Westminster will seek increased Streetscape grant funding (likely beginning on Grey Street), and reported SCDOT approved relinquishment of South Broad and Green Streets; the city plans to solicit bids to sell 'No Name Street.'

City Administrator Kevin Bronson told council the Streetscape project bid had been awarded but recent increases in grant caps created an opportunity to request additional funds; he said staff is preparing insurance and bond documents and that work will likely begin on Grey Street, which the city intends to convert to a pedestrian-first corridor.

Bronson also reported that the South Carolina Department of Transportation approved the city’s requests to relinquish South Broad Street and Green Street; the city plans to accept those roadways into its network. The minutes show the city will solicit bids from business owners to purchase No Name Street, while reserving council discretion to accept or reject any offers.