Northside affordable housing plan gains council support
Aiken City Council approved sending a letter backing Glen Arbor Apartments, a $3.5 million 16 unit project by Pendergrant LLC to secure tax credits. objections cited impact on the Northside. Mayor Pro Tem Lessie Price opposed and will issue her own letter. The project, at Laurens Street and Lincoln Avenue, would require 35 years of compliance.
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Raleigh
Glen Arbor Apartments
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Lincoln Avenue
Price
Glen Arbor
Ulrich
Pace
Cushman Arms
Camelia Street
Pat Canning
Lancaster
Cunning
Council appoints two to Aiken city boards
The Aiken City Council unanimously approved two appointments on Monday. Bill Reynolds was named to the Planning Commission to fill the unexpired term of Rachel d Entremont, term ending December 1, 2002, after her resignation. Steve Black was reappointed to the Building Code Appeals Committee, term expiring May 12, 2008.
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Bill Reynolds
Planning Commission
Rachel d’Entremont
Reynolds
Fred Cavanaugh
Steve Black
Black
Don Sprawls
Aiken City Council Allows Tack Shop at Race Track
The Aiken City Council unanimously approved an amendment to the zoning ordinance on Monday to permit a tack shop at Bruce McGhee’s McGhees' Mile Training Track on Banks Mill Road. The measure, adopted on first reading, would let tack shops operate in the horse district by special exception, a change McGhee championed amid concerns from Mayor Fred Cavanaugh about precedent and possible sale of the track.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
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McGhees
Banks Mill Road
McGhee
Fred Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Parks director arrested for DUI in Aiken
The Aiken Parks and Recreation director, Terry Roger Rhinehart, 44, was arrested Sunday after an officer stopped his black 1993 Ford Bronco at York Street and Rutland Drive. He failed field sobriety tests, then breath test showed 0.19 percent BAC, above the 0.15 threshold triggering license suspension. city manager notes case-by-case handling.
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Public Safety
Rhinehart
Aiken
Roger LeDuc
LeDuc
South Carolina
Rhineharts
Johnston man arrested after Johnston burglary charge
Nakia Gray, 23, was arrested at 253 Lanier Road after investigators linked items from a business break-in near Johnston to the suspect. Edgefield County deputies reported a burglary and auto theft at a nearby storage site and a stolen truck later involved in a Saluda County crash. Gray faces grand larceny and second degree burglary charges and additional Saluda County counts.
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Nakia Gray
Lanier Road
Roger Lowe
Edgefield County
Saluda
Edgefield Sheriff's Office
Lowe
Gray
Saluda County
Don Morris
Johnston Police
Fusion plan gets boost for SRS fusion effort
Representatives Zoe Lofgren and George Nethercutt sponsor a bill to boost fusion research funding, aiming for 320 million in 2002 and 385 million in 2003. They cite West Coast power crises and push for a national energy strategy with a burning plasma experiment by 2004. Autism
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SRS
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Aiken
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