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Florence County Council approves broad rezoning changes for Highway 76 corridor
Summary
Council approved a long list of zoning and future land-use map amendments affecting multiple parcels in the Highway 76 Corridor Project (Ordinances Nos. 59–67, 70–76, 81–97 and others), most recommended by the Planning Commission; staff and several council members noted recusals where required.
On July 16, Florence County Council advanced and approved a large set of zoning and future land-use amendments tied to the Highway 76 Corridor Project, taking third- and second-reading votes on many ordinances that change zoning designations across multiple blocks and tax parcels. The docket includes group rezones, corridor overlay applications, and map amendments affecting dozens of tax parcels; many items carried Planning Commission recommendations (commonly 7-0 or 8-0 votes).
Council handled the items as a package of individual ordinances. Examples include Ordinance No. 59-2025/26 (future land use and zoning adjustments for properties in Group Two of the Highway 76 Corridor), Ordinance Nos. 61–66 and 70–76 (various parcel rezones and designations), and Ordinance Nos. 91–97 (additional Group Three amendments). The minutes record that Councilman Alphonso Bradley recused himself from Ordinance No. 60, and Councilman Stoney C. Moore recused from Ordinance No. 71; recusal forms were filed and referenced in the minutes. Planning Commission votes were cited for multiple items (for example, several items noted "Planning Commission Approved 7 to 0").
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