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Council approves second reading for historic courthouse preservation plan
Summary
Oconee County Council approved Ordinance 2026-25 on second reading, which concerns preservation, redevelopment and sale of the historic Oconee County Courthouse at 211 W. Main St., Walhalla.
Council voted 4–0 to approve Ordinance 2026-25 on second reading. The ordinance covers the preservation, redevelopment and potential sale of the historic Oconee County Courthouse located at 211 W. Main St., Walhalla. Mr. Don Mize moved the measure, Mr. Glenn Hart seconded, and no amendments or public objections were recorded at the meeting.
The ordinance directs the county to proceed with preservation and redevelopment steps as described in the ordinance text; additional procedural actions or sales steps would follow the county's ordinance and procurement rules. Council did not specify a timeline for redevelopment during the meeting.
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