Reverend urges referendum to change county government to administrator model
Summary
Reverend Alan Nesmith urged the council to place a referendum on the ballot to change Williamsburg County's form of government from a county supervisor to a county administrator model, saying he believes the county would be better served by that change.
Reverend Alan Nesmith appeared to request that the council call for a referendum to change the county's form of government from the county supervisor model to a county administrator model. He said he believes a county administrator would better serve county residents and asked that the change be placed on the ballot.
The chair acknowledged the request and said council members had discussed the issue privately and that it merits further public discussion; no formal motion to place a referendum on the ballot was recorded during this meeting.
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