Aiken Council outlines 2014 AYP goals and youth center plan
The 2014 AYP wish list seeks green space infrastructure and recreational programs to attract younger residents. Avery Spears-Mahoney notes entertainment variety and more downtown seating. Aiken Young Professionals aim to boost awareness. Public Safety Chief Barranco reports an 8 percent crime drop and higher clearance rates through community engagement, while Council advances a $4 million Senior Youth Recreation Center project in Eustis Park with $1 million land funds and $3.5 million construction financing to proceed on a timeline.
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Advocate Presses Northside Redevelopment Pace
Councilman Lessie Price urges moving forward on Northside redevelopment within six months. He stresses the need to identify land and secure design plans amid a reported 10 to 11 million dollars in city funds. Maayan Schechter covers the city beat for the Aiken Standard.
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