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First reading: Council considers annexation of 1st Citizens Bank parcel on Highway 101 South

Greer City Council · August 12, 2026
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Summary

Planning staff presented a first reading of Ordinance 25-2026 to annex and zone a ~1.5-acre parcel owned by 1st Citizens Bank & Trust on Highway 101 South as Commercial Corridor; staff recommended approval and the item advanced with a motion to receive.

The Greer City Council opened first reading of Ordinance 25-2026, a proposal to annex approximately 1.5 acres owned by 1st Citizens Bank & Trust on Highway 101 South and to zone that property Commercial Corridor. Planning staff (Bowles) said the parcel is surrounded by city limits on three sides, is vacant, and is consistent with the comprehensive plan and adjacent zoning. Staff recommended approval.

Bowles described the parcel as "just north of 1.5 acres" and said the request is to annex and zone it Commercial Corridor; Ty Corley, representing Kimley‑Horn, said the project is still conceptual and that "the intent is for this to be a bank." Council members asked about stormwater and whether the bank would occupy the full footprint; staff and the representative said plans remain conceptual and stormwater arrangements are not yet determined. The item passed a motion to receive and proceeded to further consideration.