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Bluffton council meets tonight; police to present 'flock' camera briefing, plastic-bag ordinance amendment scheduled
Summary
Bluffton Town Council will meet at 5 p.m. tonight in the Henry E. McCracken Junior Council Chambers. Agenda items include a police presentation on 'flock' cameras, an amendment on single-use plastic bags, and a final reading on demolition rules in Old Town Bluffton's historic district.
Bluffton Town Council is scheduled to meet at 5 p.m. tonight in the Henry E. McCracken Junior Council Chambers on Bridal Street, the county bulletin reported.
The council's agenda lists a presentation from police Chief Joe Babkowitz on 'flock' cameras, a proposal to amend the municipal code governing single-use plastic bags, and a final reading of an amendment to the unified development ordinance addressing demolition of non‑contributing resources in the Old Town Bluffton Historic District. Agenda packets are available online at bluffton-sc.municodemeetings.com, the bulletin said.
The bulletin did not include text of the proposed ordinance changes or the police chief's presentation materials. A statement in the notice described the planned UDO amendment as focused on "demolition of non contributing resources" in the historic district; how the change would affect specific properties was not specified. Council action, public hearing schedules and any staff reports will be listed in the official agenda packet.
The notice was read on air by Matt Goldman of BCTV.
