Zoning Panel Drops Traffic Flow Section in Ordinance
The Ad Hoc Zoning Committee of Aiken County voted eight to nothing to delete a clause tying commercial and residential growth to the county road network. The move drew support from members who said the Highway Department should determine road impact, not county rules. The panel noted the Highway Department generally acts only after development and roads are not built to meet county standards. Eleanor Peeler of Beech Island voiced concern that fringe areas like her community are not covered by the zoning plan.
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Aiken County
Tom Biddle
S.C
Th Biddle
Highway Department
Michael Farmer
Farmer
Dan Wismer
Columbia
Aiken
Eleanor Peeler
Beech Island
Peeler
Oswald Files For County Seat In Aiken
Belvedere businessman Robert M. Oswald Sr. filed as a Democratic candidate for District 5 on the Aiken County Council. He leads Oswald & Associates Inc., a multi‑state wholesale distributor, and lives at 1970 Ascauga Lake Road with wife Kathryn.
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Belvedere
Robert M
Bob) Oswald
Aiken County
Oswald
Teledyne Purchase Approved for Aiken Verenes site
The Aiken City Council unanimously approved selling two lots at the Verenes Industrial Park for 4 million dollars as Teledyne plans a 7 000 per acre purchase and a 6 00 foot production facility. The ordinance faces second reading and a March 26 public hearing. Teledyne aims to hire about 30 staff at startup and 100 as phases complete, with Barnard citing site criteria.
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Aiken
Verenes
Teledyne
Robert EreBtinper
Perry
Peeleyne
Harold L. Dorton
Dorton
Herbert M. Barnard
Mixed Blessing Seen as Teledyne Aiken Plant Brings to Aiken
Teledyne Aiken announced plans to build a plant in Verenes Industrial Park, a move that could bring contract work to four local firms but risk of losing workers to the new employer. Precision Machine Heaton and Gentry Instruments fear understaffing while Industrial Tool EI and B S Machinist expect shared contract work and a bigger skilled labor pool.
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Barnard
Teledyne
Teledyne Aiken
Verenes
Aiken
Richard Heaton
Precision Machine Heaton
Eco
Nomic Development Partnership
Heaton
Bob Hail
Gentry Instruments Inc
North Augusta Council Allows Bed and Breakfast at Lookaway Hall
North Augusta approves a third reading to reclassify Lookaway Hall in zoning C-1 to permit bed and breakfast inns with subordinate amenities. The move ends debate on redevelopment and assigns a public hearing for April 2 while declaring April National Cable Month and Soccer Day.
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North Augusta
Lookaway Hall
Georgia Investment Group
Lockaway Hall
Thomas W. Greene
Charles
Aiken Hunt Meet Funds SERTOMA Club Projects
The Aiken Hunt Meet serves as the SERTOMA Club’s top annual fundraiser. Last year it raised about 4000 from parking concessions ads and programs to support Helping Hands and Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center, with scholarships for local students among funded programs. Milledge Clyatt notes volunteers handle advertising ticketing and parking, and weather is a constant concern for this Dixie Circuit sanctioned event.
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Aiken Hunt
Aiken Sertoma Club
Sertoma
Milledge Clyatt
Helping Hands
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
RTOMA
Clyatt
Albert George
Frank Galardi
Aiken Hunt Meet Opens At Clark Field In South Carolina
The Aiken Steeplechase Association hosts the Hunt Meet at Clark Field off Pine Log Road between Two Notch and Powderhouse. Post time is 1 30 p m gates open 10 a m with six races including the Palmetto Federal Imperial Cup 2 1 8 miles purse 15000 and the Coors Gold Cup 17 8 miles purse 10000.
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Aiken Hunt
Clark Field
Pine Log Road
Two Notch
Powderhouse Roads
Aiken Steeplechase Association
Notch
Referendum Date Set for Jackson Town Vote
Jackson Town Council approves May 1 referendum on changing government form from council mayor to mayor council. Mayor Rollo backed petition amid conflict with four council members over administrative duties. The vote was taken outside Town Hall after a break in.
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Jackson
Town Hall
Mason J. Rollo
Arthur Carlson
Alfred Ward
Meta Poll
Walker Padgett
Jean Collier
James Bennett
Rollo
Town Hall Break-In Yields Small Cash Loss and Damaged Records
Jackson Mayor Mason J. Rollo reports thieves escaped with about 400 in petty cash from town and water commission containers. The major setback is the effort required to reassemble records after intruders used a pry bar to force open cabinets, some so damaged they must be replaced. Town Hall remains closed as officials plan next steps.
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Jackson
Mason J. Rollo
Water Commission
Rollo
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