Tega Cay City Council Meeting Agenda Preview: January 21, 2025

The Tega Cay City Council will meet tonight at 6:30 PM at the Glennon Center on Molokai Drive. A robust agenda awaits, with key proclamations, year-end reports, and discussions on important city initiatives.

Special Presentations

The meeting will kick off with several notable recognitions:

  • Fort Mill High School Girls Swim Team will be honored for their achievement as 2024 5A Division 2 State Champions, marking their third consecutive title.
  • Individual swimmers Turner Wiand and Dominic Impens will receive proclamations celebrating their remarkable performances at the state championships, including multiple gold medals and new state records.
  • Coach Cindy Van Buskirk, who led the team to victory, will be recognized as Coach of the Year for her exceptional leadership.

Year-End Reports

The council will review annual summaries from city departments, including Public Works, Police, Fire, Parks and Recreation, and Development Services. These reports will provide insights into the accomplishments and challenges faced by each department in 2024.

Key Agenda Items

Unfinished Business

  • ARPA Funds for Small Businesses: The council will finalize criteria and application processes for distributing remaining American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to support local small businesses impacted by the pandemic.

New Business

  • Ordinance Amendments: The council will hold the first reading of ordinances to restructure the Parks, Recreation & Events Committee and the Stormwater & Environmental Committee, aligning their roles with evolving city needs.
  • Parks and Recreation Fees: An ordinance to amend the FY 2024-2025 budget will be introduced, updating fee schedules for park services, including the new pickleball courts at Wuertle Park.
  • Windjammer Shoreline Stabilization Project: Council will consider awarding a bid for shoreline stabilization at Windjammer Park, a project aimed at preserving the park’s environmental integrity.
  • Wildlife Management Program: The council will discuss appropriating funds for continued wildlife management and seek legal advice during an executive session.

Community Engagement

Public comments will be welcomed during the meeting, allowing residents to share concerns and insights directly with city leadership.

Next Steps

The meeting will conclude with a City Manager’s Report and council member comments, followed by an adjournment. The council’s discussions and decisions will shape upcoming initiatives and projects across Tega Cay.

The meeting is open to the public, and community members are encouraged to attend.

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