Here’s a recap of Greer City Council’s June 22 meeting:
APPROVED: Resolution to Greenville County to begin the legislative process on Project Homecoming
City Council approved a resolution to allow Greenville County to begin its legislative process, which may include the execution and delivery of a fee in lieu of tax and special source credit agreement with Project Homecoming.
“By law, the county has to execute the fee in lieu,” said Greenville County governmental affairs coordinator Bob Mihalic. “Any financial details will come out as the county goes through its legislative process.”
Project Homecoming consists of the Parkview Apartments complex on Main and Cannon streets.
APPROVED: Resolution authorizing a lease-purchase agreement
City Council approved a resolution to authorize a lease-purchase agreement of $2,635,234.
This agreement will cover any lease-purchase items mentioned in the fiscal year 2021-22 budget such as vehicles or technical equipment.
APPROVED: Planning Commission appointment
City Council approved Paul Lamb to replace Brian Martin as the District 6 representative on the Planning Commission.
Lamb resigned from his seat on the Election Commission on June 22 so he could move to the empty Planning Commission seat.
