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Hampton County Council adopts new flood-damage prevention ordinance
Summary
Hampton County Council unanimously approved a Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance on third reading during its July 13 meeting after a brief public hearing that generated no public comment. The minutes do not specify an effective date.
Hampton County Council voted unanimously on July 13 to adopt a new Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance after a short public hearing.
The council opened the hearing at 6:03 p.m. and closed it at 6:04 p.m., and then took a third reading of the ordinance. Councilman Jordan Jinks moved to approve the ordinance on third reading; Councilman Dennis Thompson Jr. seconded the motion. The meeting record states the vote as "All in favor, no opposed." The meeting minutes do not state an effective date for the ordinance.
The adoption was taken without recorded public comment at the hearing. The council packet and formal ordinance text are not included in the minutes; interested members of the public would need to consult the county’s clerk or the county website for the ordinance language and any effective-date information.
