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KC West Park
This project involves a 195,000 dollar donation from the Mason family to convert four existing tennis courts into a pickleball complex at the KC West park facility.
Approved by Council on October 13, 2026. Watch for the next recap.
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October 13, 2026
Votes at a glance - Resolution Honoring the Life of Mr. Laverne McKenzie (Adoption): PASSED (Unanimous). - Performance Standards for Energy Infrastructure Projects (2nd Reading): PASSED (Unanimous). This ordinance applies manufacturing-style noise, vibration, and light standards to energy projects. - Exceptions to Heig…
Read in the recap » · Find it in the full transcript »July 14, 2026
Votes at a glance - Fee-in-Lieu of Ad Valorem Taxes Agreement for Project Ballast (3rd Reading): PASSED 4-3 (D. Cato, J. Jones, and R. Brazell voted NO). - Special Source Revenue Credit Agreement for Project Gemstone (3rd Reading): PASSED 6-0. - Lease of 632 W. Dekalb Street to SC Department of Natural Resources (3rd R…
Read in the recap » · Find it in the full transcript »June 23, 2026
Coming up - July 10: Ribbon cutting for KC West improvements. - June 30: Ribbon cuttings for new ball parks in Westville and the Copeland field in Bethune. - Budget Implementation: Fiscal year begins July 1, 2026.
Read in the recap » · Find it in the full transcript »February 10, 2026
Discussed, no vote Council heard updates on the progress of several county parks, including KC West, Copeland, Boyd Young, and Woodward Park, noting that construction is largely complete but progress has been impacted by recent weather conditions. The Kershaw Health District provided an update on their strategic planni…
Read in the recap » · Find it in the full transcript »April 22, 2025
Discussed, no vote The council heard a public comment from resident Leanne Fishburne regarding algae control and water quality issues at Lake Wateree. Council members discussed the ongoing progress of several county recreation projects, including the upcoming groundbreaking at Woodward Park and the status of the Mt. Pi…
Read in the recap » · Find it in the full transcript »April 8, 2025
Votes at a glance - Emergency Procurement for Inmate Healthcare: PASSED (Unanimous). - Agenda Adoption and Suspension of Rule 2.5(f): PASSED (Unanimous). - Ordinance for Fire Hydrants in Minor Subdivisions (1st Reading): PASSED (Unanimous). - Conveyance of Water Facilities on Black River and Mt. Olivet Roads (1st Readi…
Read in the recap »December 10, 2024
Coming up - Planning & Zoning: The Planning Department and County Attorney are tasked with drafting potential ZLDR text amendments regarding pole barn permitting and event venue zoning. - Project Bids: Bids for the Woodward Park project are expected late in the week of December 10, 2024, with updates expected in Januar…
Read in the recap » · Find it in the full transcript »November 21, 2024
Discussed, no vote Council members engaged in a lengthy discussion regarding the history of the Wateree River Veterans Park project, specifically acknowledging the advocacy of Chairman Ben Connell and Vice Chairman Russell Brazell in securing state funding. Councilman Derek Shoemake encouraged staff to begin prioritizi…
Read in the recap » · Find it in the full transcript »September 10, 2021
Coming up - Black History Month Proclamation: Deferred until the next meeting due to the absence of Councilman Sammie Tucker Jr. - Board and Commission Appointments: Updates are expected to return to the agenda for a vote at the next meeting. - Valentine's Family Movie Night: Scheduled for February 13 at the KC West co…
Read in the recap »December 8, 2020
Votes at a glance - Camden High School Football Team Resolution: PASSED (Unanimous). - North Central High School Football Team Resolution: PASSED (Unanimous). - Resolution Honoring Senator Vincent Sheheen: PASSED (Unanimous). - Resolution Honoring Representative Laurie Slade Funderburk: PASSED (Unanimous). - Amendment …
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