Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Tammy Duncan’s organization
Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Greer City Council Regular Meeting
The meeting opened with a public hearing concerning a proposed ordinance for the closure of a city alley. A proclamation was issued to designate October as National Code Compliance Month, with special recognition given to the city's code compliance division for receiving a national department of the year award. Residents presented a petition to keep specific Highland Drive properties zoned as residential instead of office professional. Additionally, the council heard a citizen petition advocating for the continued use of Flock safety cameras by law enforcement to address criminal activity.
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The meeting included a public forum where residents expressed concerns regarding the ongoing development of the Blaze Ridge community, specifically regarding outstanding infrastructure, storm water management, and the lack of communication from the developer. The council also held a recognition ceremony for the 2026 Greer Softball Club 8 and Under Allstars for their South Carolina State Championship victory.
The commission reviewed an annexation and zoning request for a parcel on Highway 101 South to establish a commercial corridor for a future financial institution. Additionally, the commission addressed a major revision request for the Blaze Ridge subdivision, which proposed converting townhome lots to single-family detached homes. Discussions involved the completion status of community amenities, the role of the new developer, infrastructure bond requirements, and ongoing site inspections to ensure compliance with city standards.
Jul 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Greer City Council Council Meeting
The Council meeting included discussions regarding the 2026-2027 fiscal budget, with specific concerns raised about efficiency studies and funding for public services. Departmental reports highlighted the year-end financial performance for the general fund, hospitality fund, and stormwater fund. Additionally, the Council discussed improvements at Century Park, the upcoming National Night Out event, and potential regulatory changes regarding smoke and vape shops. Two ordinances were considered: one regarding the annexation and zoning of properties on Freeman Farm Road, and another authorizing the conveyance of real property related to Project Keystone, with a commitment to address downtown parking concerns during the project's development.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
