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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 2001

Page

2

School bus safety inspections criticized by state audit

South Carolina's Education Department is accused of weak oversight of 5000 buses with only 68 percent of required inspections completed and 32 percent of annual checks done. The audit, based on three shops, notes high local county compliance in Greenwood and Kershaw but gaps remain, and calls for drug and alcohol testing oversight and a formal compliance review integrated into district audits.

Columbia State Education Department South Carolina Legislative Audit Council Greenwood Kershaw Harvey Peeler Jr R Gaffney South Carolina Beaufort County Fairfield County Orangeburg Beaufort Fairfield Counties Orangeburg 5 Education Department

Tack shop approval in Aiken zoning amendment proposal

Aiken City Council tentatively approved a zoning amendment allowing a tack shop at McGhee’s Mile Training Track on Banks Mill Road. The measure passed unanimously on first reading, expanding horse district uses by permitting tack shops through the Board of Zoning Appeals.

Aiken Board of Zoning Appeals Bruce McGhecGhees Banks Mill Road McGhee Puncil and Planning Commission McGhees

Incumbents Retained in North Augusta Municipal Election

North Augusta voters re elected three city council members Pat Carpenter Phil Mot tel and Arthur Shealy and kept Mayor Lark Jones unopposed in a low turnout election with 269 of about 11 000 registered voters casting ballots Carpenter 245 Mot el 252 and Shealy 284 Jones 255 for a second mayoral term Write in votes included Harry Weigle two for mayor and six for council plus single votes for Richard Harmon Jim Harris Tony Carr Wesley Summers and Charles Petty.

North Augusta Pat Carpenter Phil Mottel Arthur Shealy Carpenter Motel Shealy W.ve Yam Lark Jones Jones Municipal Election Commission John Younginer Acciaea Harry Weigle Richard Harmon Jim Harris Tony Carr Wesley Summers Charles Petty

City Planning Commission to seek broad input on land use plan

The Planning Commission assured Monday that citizens will have ample opportunity to contribute to the Comprehensive Land Use and Transportation Plan update. A citizens' committee will be formed from across the community to review changes and provide input during open meetings over a 60 day review period, then a 30 day feedback window before council approval.

Aiken Planning Commission Rman Ba Woltz Ronny Bolton Fred Cavanaugh Scoy Citizens’ Committee Cavanaugh Woltz

Drivers granted license renewal moratorium through June 30

State motorists with licenses expiring between now and June 30 receive a renewal moratorium as computer upgrades at the Department of Transportation pause the one renewal process. Senator James Roland Smith notes the system will resume in July and patrol won’t ticket renewals delayed past June 30. Governor Hodges signed the joint resolution after swift passage in both chambers.

Highway Patrol Smith Jim Hodges House Senate

Aiken hears early findings on Whiskey Road aesthetics study

Citizens heard preliminary results of a three mile Whiskey Road corridor aesthetics study by LDR International of Maryland. Craig Watson outlined goals to enhance appearance and function, reduce curb cuts, improve pedestrian access, and harmonize signs while noting inconsistent conditions and varying property ownership. City and county cooperation along with property owners were deemed essential to progress.

Aiken Whiskey Road LDR International Maryland Pine Log Road Talatha Church Road LDR Craig Watson Watson Richard Alvanos Alvanos

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