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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 2002

Page

2

Benjamin Eyes Attorney General Runoff Victory

Benjamin waits for the Republican runoff results as the Democratic nominee seeks to become the first African American statewide official since Reconstruction. He emphasizes fiscal conservatism, prior leadership of the state probation agency, and a $43 million budget as proof he can run the attorney general office.

Steve Benjamin Benjamin Democraic University of South Carolina Attorney General S.C. Bar Association National Bar Association

City Council OKs $750 water impact fee for new development

Aiken City Council approved a 750 water impact fee on new residential construction to cover expansion and maintenance costs, paired with a 2.5 percent rate hike on water and sewer. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh backed the move arguing it keeps water services top in the state. critics warn it may impede development on the Northside and affect affordable housing. The plan aims to raise about 2 million dollars by 2007 based on a five year average of 300 new homes per year. the fee is in addition to an existing 400 sewer impact charge.

Aiken Fred Cavanaugh Don Sprawls Beverly Clyburn Jane Vaughters

Aiken County Budget Approved With No Tax Hike

Aiken County Council on Monday unanimously approved the 2002 08 budget totaling 81 797 164 in spending and 81 552 166 in revenue. The 80 minute meeting included lively discussion over dual tax agreements for smaller towns and funding for services. Council members noted adjustments for self insurance drug lab renovations and extra premiums funded by reallocating funds and trimming stormwater mapping.

Aiken Chuck Smith Council

City council reviews Southside plan in depth

The Aiken City Council began a meticulous page by page review of the Southside portion of the comprehensive land use draft led by Mayor Fred Cavanaugh. City Attorney Gary Smith and City Manager Roger LeDuc noted the document will guide but not mandate policy with two readings required before adoption.

City Council Southside Aiken Fred Cavanaugh Council Whiskey Road City of Aiken Roger LeDuc Gary Smith Smith Beverly Clyburn

Sanford builds frontline support for GOP gubernatorial race

About 50 Aiken County residents joined Mark Sanford during a campaign stop at Aiken Municipal Airport ahead of today’s runoff with Lt. Gov. Bob Peeler. Sanford cited attacks on his voting record, touted endorsements from Lindsey Graham Carroll Campbell and Charlie Condon, and pressed his platform on government reform tax reform education and preserving South Carolina’s future. Rep Don Smith of North Augusta said he backs Sanford for change and practical action.

Rawls Aiken North Augusta Smith Pat Boyer Mark Sanford Houndslake Boyer Aiken County Sanford Bob Peeler Peeler U.S Lindsey Graham Carroll Campbell Charlie Condon South Carolina S.C Don Smith Columbia

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