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Council Lists Resolution Authorizing Legal Action over Sunday Alcohol-Sales Referendum
Summary
Aiken County Council placed a resolution on its agenda authorizing the county attorney to commence judicial action regarding issues tied to the Sunday alcohol-sales referendum (Ordinance No. 26-04-16). The transcript records the resolution item but contains no recorded debate or vote.
The Aiken County Council's New Business section included a resolution authorizing the County Attorney to commence judicial action to determine issues with respect to the referendum authorized by Ordinance No. 26-04-16 (Sunday Alcohol Sales) and to join necessary parties. The resolution is listed in the meeting packet (p. 8), but the transcript does not record debate or a vote on the measure during this session.
Chairman Gary Bunker later stated there was no need for an executive session. "With there being no further business to discuss, and no need for an Executive Session, Chairman Bunker asked for a motion to adjourn," the record shows. Councilman Landon Ball moved to adjourn, Councilman Mike Kellems seconded, and the council adjourned unanimously at 6:15 p.m.
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