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Camden council unanimously adopts ordinance creating Historic Camden Zoning District
Summary
The Camden City Council on Aug. 4 unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 2026-012 to amend the city zoning code to create a Historic Camden Zoning District, council records show. The measure passed on second reading with motions by Councilmember Delia J. Davis and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Hamilton Boykin.
The Camden City Council unanimously approved Ordinance No. 2026-012 on Aug. 4, 2026, amending the City of Camden zoning ordinance to create a new Historic Camden Zoning District.
The ordinance was described in the meeting record as "an ordinance amending certain provisions of the City of Camden zoning ordinance pertaining to the creation of a new Historic Camden Zoning District and other matters related thereto." The motion to adopt on second reading was made by Councilmember Delia J. Davis and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Hamilton Boykin; the vote was recorded as unanimous. The council did not discuss further details in the public record about specific boundaries or implementation steps at this meeting.
The adoption moves a zoning framework change forward; any implementing regulations, maps or administrative steps were not specified in the record and would appear in follow‑up staff work or future agenda items.
