Narrative Summary
Summary
York County Council held a regular meeting on December 15, 2025, with all seven members present. The agenda was heavy with consent-style business, including five rezoning cases on second reading, two zoning code amendments on third reading, and a slate of procurement, facilities, and intergovernmental agreements. Council also conducted public hearings on two economic development projects — a manufacturing facility expansion (Project Forge) and a baseball training facility relocation (Project Dinger) — along with an amendment to the York-Chester Industrial Park agreement. All items passed unanimously at 7-0.
Key Decisions & Votes
- Transportation Committee Minutes (Dec. 1, 2025) — Motion to approve. Vote: 7-0.
- Council Meeting Minutes (Dec. 1, 2025) — Motion to approve. Vote: 7-0.
- Third Reading — Zoning Code Amendment, Sign Regulations (Ch. 155, Subchapter D) — Motion to approve ordinance eliminating maximum number of signs per wall, adding alternative sign area allowance, and increasing maximum sign area per wall. Vote: 7-0.
- Third Reading — Zoning Code Amendment, Building Height in General Commercial District (Ch. 155, Subchapter B, §2.2) — Motion to approve ordinance increasing maximum building height in GC district when setback from residential lots is provided; exempts habitable rooftop amenities from height calculation. Vote: 7-0.
- Rezoning Case 25-40 — 991 Pole Branch Road, Clover (RMX-10 to RUD, 2.81 ac.) — Motion to approve second reading for Christopher Mills to allow temporary seasonal roadside agricultural and produce stand use. Vote: 7-0.
- Rezoning Case 25-41 — 5356 Highway 55 E., Clover (PD to GC, 0.14 ac.) — Motion to approve second reading for ARIC Lake Wylie LLC to incorporate parcel into Westlake Village Shopping Center development. Vote: 7-0.
- Rezoning Case 25-42 — 1285 Whitewolf Road, Blacksburg (AGC to RUD, 4.43 ac.) — Motion to approve second reading for Justin and Ashley Messer to subdivide property and build a single-family residence; removes non-conforming lot size. Vote: 7-0.
- Rezoning Case 25-45 — 1976 New Gray Rock Road, Fort Mill (RSF-40 to RSF-30, 1.9 ac.) — Motion to approve second reading for Jonathan Kidd to subdivide parcel and build an additional dwelling for a family member. Vote: 7-0.
- Rezoning Case 25-47 — Ridge Reserve Dr., Clover (UD to RMX-10, 0.32 ac.) — Motion to approve second reading for Eric and Kristin Hunsberger to construct a detached single-family home; request is not consistent with Single Family Residential future land use but necessary to meet minimum lot size for existing platted parcel. Vote: 7-0.
- FY 2026–2027 Budget Calendar — Motion to approve. Vote: 7-0.
- Microsoft Enterprise Agreement Annual Payment — SHI ($146,508.62) — Motion to authorize third and final installment payment under agreement approved January 2024. Vote: 7-0.
- Government Center Renovations Project Award — Bid #3017, Pinnix Inc. ($734,000.00) — Motion to approve award for renovations including addition of office spaces for several departments. Vote: 7-0.
- Fire Engine and Equipment Purchase — Spartan Fire (not to exceed $990,000.00) — Motion to authorize purchase via Cooperative Purchase provision. Vote: 7-0.
- HVAC Preventative Maintenance Contract Amendment — National Mechanical Experts, Inc. ($497,430.00 first-year amended total) — Motion to approve amendment adding facilities and reflecting contractor name change from Naylor Building Partnerships. Vote: 7-0.
- Photocopier/Multifunctional Services — RFP #2990, Toshiba Business Solutions (est. $158,988.00/yr.) — Motion to approve three-year award with two optional one-year renewals. Vote: 7-0.
- Easement — Catawba Bend Preserve Fiberoptic Installation, Comporium Communications — Motion to approve easement to supply internet to preserve facilities. Vote: 7-0.
- Public Safety Communications Network — Motorola Solutions Inc. ($25,830,837.90 over 7 years) — Motion to approve 800MHz network services agreement. Vote: 7-0.
- Contract Amendment #3 — Kimley-Horn and Associates, Highway 49/274/557 Intersection (not to exceed $160,299.19; total contract $1,153,945.97) — Motion to approve additional project management, roadway design, and water/sewer design services. Vote: 7-0.
- Intergovernmental Agreements — Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities (Towns of Clover, Hickory Grove, Sharon, McConnells, Smyrna; City of York) — Motion to approve six separate three-year supplemental funding agreements (July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2028). Vote: 7-0 each.
- First Reading — EMS Services Assignment Agreement, AMISUB of South Carolina, Inc. — Motion to approve first reading of ordinance authorizing assignment of existing River Hills Rescue EMS agreement to AMISUB and execution of Emergency System Participation Agreement. Vote: 7-0.
- Nature Trails LLC Agreement — Catawba Bend Preserve Mountain Bike Trails ($1,022,100.00) — Motion to approve design and construction of gravel parking area and 10 miles of mountain bike trails. Vote: 7-0.
- Consulting Services — RFP #3014, Public Safety Radio System Assessment, Mission Critical Partners LLC ($86,065.00) — Motion to approve assessment of County's need for county-owned two-way radio and paging networks. Vote: 7-0.
Watchlist Flags
- Rezoning: Case 25-40 — 991 Pole Branch Road, Clover — Council approved second reading of a rezoning from RMX-10 to RUD for 2.81 acres for applicant Christopher Mills to allow a temporary seasonal roadside agricultural and produce stand, consistent with the Rural Residential future land use designation.
> "Rezoning request from RMX-10 to RUD for 2.81 acres. Applicant Christopher Mills seeks to allow temporary seasonal roadside agricultural and produce stand use."
- Rezoning: Case 25-41 — 5356 Highway 55 E., Clover — Council approved second reading of a rezoning from PD to GC for 0.14 acres for ARIC Lake Wylie LLC to incorporate a parcel into the Westlake Village Shopping Center development, consistent with the Neighborhood Center future land use designation.
> "Rezoning request from PD to GC for 0.14 acres to incorporate parcel into Westlake Village Shopping Center development."
- Rezoning / Residential Development: Case 25-42 — 1285 Whitewolf Road, Blacksburg — Council approved second reading of a rezoning from AGC to RUD for 4.43 acres for Justin and Ashley Messer to subdivide the property and build a single-family residence, which will also resolve the parcel's non-conforming lot size.
> "Rezoning request from AGC to RUD for 4.43 acres to subdivide property and build a single-family residence. Request is consistent with Rural Residential future land use designation and will remove the parcel's non-conforming lot size."
- Rezoning / Residential Development (Subdivision): Case 25-45 — 1976 New Gray Rock Road, Fort Mill — Council approved second reading of a rezoning from RSF-40 to RSF-30 for 1.9 acres for Jonathan Kidd to subdivide the parcel and build an additional dwelling for a family member, consistent with the Single Family Residential future land use designation.
> "Rezoning request from RSF-40 to RSF-30 for 1.9 acres to subdivide parcel and build an additional dwelling for a family member."
- Rezoning / Variance: Case 25-47 — Ridge Reserve Dr., Clover — Council approved second reading of a rezoning from UD to RMX-10 for 0.32 acres for Eric and Kristin Hunsberger to construct a detached single-family home; staff noted the request is not consistent with the Single Family Residential future land use designation but is necessary to meet the minimum lot size for the existing platted parcel.
> "Rezoning request from UD to RMX-10 for 0.32 acres to construct a detached single family home on a vacant parcel. Request is not consistent with Single Family Residential future land use but is necessary to meet minimum lot size for existing platted parcel."
- Zoning Amendment: Third Reading — Ch. 155, Subchapter D, Sign Regulations — Council gave final approval to an ordinance amending sign standards in the zoning code, eliminating the maximum number of signs per wall and increasing maximum allowable sign area per wall to allow flexibility for multiple signs.
> "The amendment eliminates the maximum number of signs per wall, adds an alternative sign area allowance, and increases the maximum sign area allowed per wall to allow flexibility for multiple signs."
- Zoning Amendment: Third Reading — Ch. 155, Subchapter B, §2.2, Building Height in General Commercial District — Council gave final approval to an ordinance increasing maximum building height in the General Commercial district when setbacks from residential lots are provided, with habitable rooftop amenities exempted from height calculations subject to bulk limitations.
> "The amendment exempts habitable rooftop amenities from height calculation but includes limitations to prevent excessive bulk."
Action Items & Upcoming Dates
- Jan. 5, 2026 — Item 19 (CMAR services, Moss Justice Booking Renovation project) deferred to January 5, 2026 Council meeting.
- Jan. 20, 2026 — Council to receive legal update on USB and related matters.
- Feb. 2, 2025 (stated effective date) — Planning & Development Services to implement amended impact fee ordinance with grace period for developers in Clover School District area.
- Pending / No date — Tom Audette to refer Tobacco-Free Coalition discussion to committee.
- Second reading pending — EMS Services Assignment Agreement with AMISUB of South Carolina, Inc. (first reading approved Dec. 15).
Agenda Items
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1
Approve Transportation Committee Minutes
Council approved the minutes from the December 1, 2025 Transportation Committee meeting.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.2
- Tags
- minutes
-
2
Approve December 1, 2025 Council Meeting Minutes
Council approved the minutes from the December 1, 2025 Council meeting.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.2
- Tags
- minutes
-
3
Third Reading: Amendment to Chapter 155 Zoning Code, Subchapter D - Development and Design Standards
Council considered third reading of an ordinance to amend the zoning code regarding sign regulations. The amendment eliminates the maximum number of signs per wall, adds an alternative sign area allowance, and increases the maximum sign area allowed per wall to allow flexibility for multiple signs.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.3
- Tags
- zoning signage development standards
-
4
Third Reading: Amendment to Chapter 155 Zoning Code, Subchapter B - Zoning Districts, Subpart 2.2: Base District Dimensional Standards
Council considered third reading of an ordinance to increase the maximum building height in the General Commercial district when a setback from residential lots is provided. The amendment exempts habitable rooftop amenities from height calculation but includes limitations to prevent excessive bulk.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.3-4
- Tags
- zoning building height general commercial
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5
Rezoning Action: Case 25-40 - Consider Second Reading
Rezoning request from RMX-10 to RUD for 2.81 acres. Applicant Christopher Mills seeks to allow temporary seasonal roadside agricultural and produce stand use. Request is consistent with Rural Residential future land use designation.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.4
- Tags
- rezoning agricultural use rural residential
-
6
Rezoning Action: Case 25-41 - Consider Second Reading
Rezoning request from PD to GC for 0.14 acres to incorporate parcel into Westlake Village Shopping Center development. Request is consistent with Neighborhood Center future land use designation.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.4-5
- Tags
- rezoning shopping center neighborhood center
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7
Rezoning Action: Case 25-42 - Consider Second Reading
Rezoning request from AGC to RUD for 4.43 acres to subdivide property and build a single-family residence. Request is consistent with Rural Residential future land use designation and will remove the parcel's non-conforming lot size.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.5
- Tags
- rezoning single-family residence rural residential
-
8
Rezoning Action: Case 25-45 - Consider Second Reading
Rezoning request from RSF-40 to RSF-30 for 1.9 acres to subdivide parcel and build an additional dwelling for a family member. Request is consistent with Single Family Residential future land use designation.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.6
- Tags
- rezoning single family residential family dwelling
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9
Rezoning Action: Case 25-47 - Consider Second Reading
Rezoning request from UD to RMX-10 for 0.32 acres to construct a detached single family home on a vacant parcel. Request is not consistent with Single Family Residential future land use but is necessary to meet minimum lot size for existing platted parcel.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.6-7
- Tags
- rezoning single-family home lot size variance
-
10
Approve FY 2026-2027 Budget Calendar
Council approved the fiscal year 2026-2027 budget calendar.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.7
- Tags
- budget fiscal year
-
11
Microsoft Enterprise Agreement Annual Payment Authorization
Council authorized annual payment of $146,508.62 to SHI for the third installment of the Microsoft Enterprise Agreement. This is the final year of the agreement approved in January 2024.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.7-8
- Tags
- software licensing Microsoft procurement
-
12
York County Government Center Renovations Project Award - Bid #3017
Council approved award of Bid #3017 for the York County Government Center Renovations Project to Pinnix Inc. of Gastonia, NC, for a total cost of $734,000.00. Project includes adding office spaces for several departments.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.8
- Tags
- capital project government center renovation facilities
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13
Fire Engine and Equipment Purchase Authorization
Council authorized purchase of one new, unused, stock fire engine and associated equipment from Spartan Fire and Wellford SC, for a total cost not to exceed $990,000.00, per the Cooperative Purchase provision.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.8-9
- Tags
- fire services apparatus and equipment procurement
-
14
HVAC Preventative Maintenance and Repair Services Contract Amendment
Council approved an amendment to the existing three-year HVAC service contract with National Mechanical Experts, Inc. (formerly Naylor Building Partnerships) to include additional facilities and reflect business name change. Amended total first year cost is $497,430.00.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.9
- Tags
- facilities maintenance HVAC services contract amendment
-
15
Photocopier/Multifunctional Services RFP Award #2990
Council approved award of RFP #2990 to Toshiba Business Solutions of Mt. Gilead, NC, for photocopier/multifunctional services. Cost is $0.0259 per mono copy and $0.0497 per color copy, for an estimated annual cost of $158,988.00 over three years with optional renewal for two additional one-year periods.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.9-10
- Tags
- information technology equipment services procurement
-
16
Easement Request - Catawba Bend Preserve Fiberoptic Cable Installation
Council approved a request for easement at Catawba Bend Preserve with Comporium Communications to install fiberoptic cable to supply internet to the facilities.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.10
- Tags
- easement telecommunications infrastructure
-
17
Public Safety Communications Network Services Agreement - Motorola Solutions
Council approved a contractual agreement with Motorola Solutions Inc. of Chicago, IL, for 800MHz public safety communications network services. Seven-year term with estimated total cost of $25,830,837.90.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.10
- Tags
- public safety communications infrastructure
-
18
Contract Amendment #3 - Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. - Highway 49/274/557 Intersection
Council approved Contract Amendment #3 with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., in a not-to-exceed amount of $160,299.19 for Project 17228-007. Amendment provides for additional project management, roadway design, plan development, and water/sewer design. Total contract amount will be $1,153,945.97.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.10-11
- Tags
- transportation engineering services road project
-
20
Intergovernmental Agreement - Town of Clover Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Council approved an Intergovernmental Agreement between York County and the Town of Clover for supplemental funding of municipal recreation programs and facilities. Three-year period from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2028.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.11
- Tags
- intergovernmental agreement recreation programs municipal funding
-
21
Intergovernmental Agreement - City of York Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Council approved an Intergovernmental Agreement between York County and the City of York for supplemental funding of municipal recreation programs and facilities. Three-year period from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2028.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.11-12
- Tags
- intergovernmental agreement recreation programs municipal funding
-
22
Intergovernmental Agreement - Town of Hickory Grove Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Council approved an Intergovernmental Agreement between York County and the Town of Hickory Grove for supplemental funding of municipal recreation programs and facilities. Three-year period from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2028.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.12
- Tags
- intergovernmental agreement recreation programs municipal funding
-
23
Intergovernmental Agreement - Town of Sharon Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Council approved an Intergovernmental Agreement between York County and the Town of Sharon for supplemental funding of municipal recreation programs and facilities. Three-year period from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2028.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.12-13
- Tags
- intergovernmental agreement recreation programs municipal funding
-
24
Intergovernmental Agreement - Town of McConnells Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Council approved an Intergovernmental Agreement between York County and the Town of McConnells for supplemental funding of municipal recreation programs and facilities. Three-year period from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2028.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.13
- Tags
- intergovernmental agreement recreation programs municipal funding
-
25
Intergovernmental Agreement - Town of Smyrna Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Council approved an Intergovernmental Agreement between York County and the Town of Smyrna for supplemental funding of municipal recreation programs and facilities. Three-year period from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2028.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.13-14
- Tags
- intergovernmental agreement recreation programs municipal funding
-
26
First Reading: EMS Services Assignment Agreement with AMISUB of South Carolina, Inc.
Council provided first reading of an ordinance authorizing assignment of the existing agreement between York County and River Hills Rescue regarding EMS services provision to AMISUB of South Carolina, Inc., and further authorizing execution of the Emergency System Participation Agreement.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.14
- Tags
- EMS services emergency medical services service agreement
-
27
Nature Trails LLC Agreement - Catawba Bend Preserve Mountain Bike Trails
Council approved execution of an agreement with Nature Trails LLC of Pittsboro, NC, in the amount of $1,022,100.00 to design and construct a gravel parking area and 10 miles of premier mountain bike trails within Catawba Bend Preserve Park.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.14-15
- Tags
- recreation trail construction capital improvement
-
28
Consulting Services Award RFP #3014 - Public Safety Radio System Assessment
Council approved award of RFP #3014 for consulting services regarding York County's Public Safety Radio System to Mission Critical Partners LLC of Port Matilda, PA, for a total cost of $86,065.00. Services include assessment of County's need for county-owned two-way radio and paging networks.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve
- Moved / seconded
- Tom Audette / Ansel Watts Huckabee Sr
- Vote
- 7-0
- Source ref
- page: p.15
- Tags
- public safety radio system communications assessment
Votes
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Approve Transportation Committee Minutes
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.2
-
Approve December 1, 2025 Council Meeting Minutes
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.2
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Third Reading: Amendment to Chapter 155 Zoning Code, Subchapter D - Development and Design Standards
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.3
-
Third Reading: Amendment to Chapter 155 Zoning Code, Subchapter B - Zoning Districts, Subpart 2.2: Base District Dimensional Standards
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.3-4
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-40 - Consider Second Reading
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.4
-
Rezoning Action: Case 25-41 - Consider Second Reading
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.4-5
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-42 - Consider Second Reading
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.5
-
Rezoning Action: Case 25-45 - Consider Second Reading
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.6
-
Rezoning Action: Case 25-47 - Consider Second Reading
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.6-7
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Approve FY 2026-2027 Budget Calendar
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.7
-
Microsoft Enterprise Agreement Annual Payment Authorization
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.7-8
-
York County Government Center Renovations Project Award - Bid #3017
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.8
-
Fire Engine and Equipment Purchase Authorization
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.8-9
-
HVAC Preventative Maintenance and Repair Services Contract Amendment
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.9
-
Photocopier/Multifunctional Services RFP Award #2990
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.9-10
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Easement Request - Catawba Bend Preserve Fiberoptic Cable Installation
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.10
-
Public Safety Communications Network Services Agreement - Motorola Solutions
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.10
-
Contract Amendment #3 - Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. - Highway 49/274/557 Intersection
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.10-11
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Intergovernmental Agreement - Town of Clover Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.11
-
Intergovernmental Agreement - City of York Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.11-12
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Intergovernmental Agreement - Town of Hickory Grove Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.12
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Intergovernmental Agreement - Town of Sharon Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.12-13
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Intergovernmental Agreement - Town of McConnells Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.13
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Intergovernmental Agreement - Town of Smyrna Municipal Recreation Programs and Facilities
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.13-14
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First Reading: EMS Services Assignment Agreement with AMISUB of South Carolina, Inc.
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.14
-
Nature Trails LLC Agreement - Catawba Bend Preserve Mountain Bike Trails
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.14-15
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Consulting Services Award RFP #3014 - Public Safety Radio System Assessment
Motion to approve
- Vote
- 7-0
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.15
Public Hearings
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Project Forge - Manufacturing Facility Expansion
Carol Williams, CFO of PDM West, thanked Council for allowing expansion of the company by adding a secondary location in Rock Hill. One speaker (Scott Couchenour) spoke in support of the ordinance.
- Speakers
- None recorded
- Source ref
- page: p.15-16
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Project Dinger - Baseball Training Service Relocation and Expansion
Phillip Land and Coan McAlpine addressed Council expressing excitement about bringing their facility to York County. Scott Couchenour also spoke in support of the proposed ordinance.
- Speakers
- None recorded
- Source ref
- page: p.16-17
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York-Chester Industrial Park Agreement Amendment
No one spoke for or against the proposed ordinance; hearing was closed by motion.
- Speakers
- None recorded
- Source ref
- page: p.17-18
Action Items
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Implement amended impact fee ordinance effective February 2, 2025 to accommodate corresponding changes to processes and information systems, with grace period for developers in Clover School District area
- Owner
- Planning & Development Services
- Due
- 2025-02-02
- Source ref
- page: p.18-19
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Receive legal update on USB and related matters at January 20 meeting
- Owner
- Council
- Due
- 2026-01-20
- Source ref
- page: p.19
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Refer Tobacco-Free Coalition discussion to committee for discussion
- Owner
- Tom Audette
- Due
- Source ref
- page: p.20
Upcoming Dates
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Deferral of item 19 (CMAR services for Moss Justice Booking Renovation project) to January 5, 2026
- Date
- 2026-01-05
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Scheduled receipt of legal update on USB and related matters
- Date
- 2026-01-20
Watchlist Flags
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-40 - Consider Second Reading
- Category
- rezoning
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-41 - Consider Second Reading
- Category
- rezoning
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-42 - Consider Second Reading
- Category
- subdivision
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-42 - Consider Second Reading
- Category
- rezoning
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-45 - Consider Second Reading
- Category
- subdivision
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-45 - Consider Second Reading
- Category
- rezoning
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-47 - Consider Second Reading
- Category
- subdivision
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-47 - Consider Second Reading
- Category
- rezoning
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Rezoning Action: Case 25-47 - Consider Second Reading
- Category
- variance
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York County Government Center Renovations Project Award - Bid #3017
- Category
- school_facilities
-
Nature Trails LLC Agreement - Catawba Bend Preserve Mountain Bike Trails
- Category
- school_facilities
Uncertainty Notes
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no_schema_validation
- Field
schema_version- Value
- Not applicable
- Note
- Schema is 0.1.0-draft; final validation must happen downstream in Codex.
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vote_granularity
- Field
facts.agenda_items[*].vote- Value
- Not applicable
- Note
- Approved minutes record tallies but not per-member dissent.