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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1986
Page
7
Aiken City Council will discuss subdividing Heritage Square Shopping Center into 13 tracts and rezoning. Officials raise questions on common areas and responsibilities amid bids for public safety gear and a park maintenance mower. Public hearings on annexations zoning changes and sign limits also planned.
North Augusta City Council will discuss sewer service for the Canal Land Co. property in a study session. The session will consider the Little Horse Creek trunk line contract with Aiken County and review Community Development Block Grant revisions including street, storm drainage, and water line projects in multiple areas.
Planning and Zoning commission in Aiken reviews seven firms for a city comprehensive plan. Executive session selected finalists for interviews. city hopes to start with land use planning, phased over two or more years. Firms named include Wilmer McGill & Bell and Plantec among others.
Aiken residents filled the St Thaddeus Episcopal Church courtyard and Pendleton Street parkway for the fifth annual Strawberry Festival. Volunteers sold food such as strawberry shortcake and slush drinks while tables offered crafts, watercolors, jellies, and handmade items. Proceeds support local, national, and world charities.
The City Planning and Zoning Commission will hear annexation requests from Ronald B. Bolton and Houndslake Corporation on Tuesday. Bolton seeks 22.61 acres north of Richland Avenue and west of Gregg Avenue to be annexed and zoned Planned Unit Development. Houndslake requests 30.5 acres north of Hitchcock Parkway and east of Northwood Drive to be annexed and zoned K-1 Single Family Residential.
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