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City Council Meeting

January 5, 2026 · Clinton, SC
Source: Meeting minutes 2026-01-05 (PDF, 8 pp)
Retrieved April 13, 2026 from www.cityofclintonsc.com ↗
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Attendees

✓ Randall (Mayor)
✓ Cook (Councilmember)
✓ Williams (Councilmember)
✓ Cogsdill (Councilmember)
✓ Kuykendall (Councilmember)
✓ Smith (Councilmember)
✓ Walsh (Councilmember)
✓ Meadors (City Manager)
✓ Stevens (Assistant City Manager of Finance)
✓ Wham (City Attorney)
✓ Present: 10/10

Decisions

#1

APPROVED

#2

APPROVED

#3

APPROVED

#4

APPROVED

#5

APPROVED

#6

APPROVED

Agenda Items

#1

Approval of Minutes

Consider approval of the Minutes from the December 1, 2025, Council Meeting
#2

Proclamations

Consider Proclamations for January as Birth Defects Prevention Month and January as Blood Donor Month
#3

Recognition of 2025 Christmas Decoration Award Winners

Recognize the 2025 Christmas Decoration Award Winners
#4

Second Reading of Ordinance Amending the Zoning Ordinance

Consider Second Reading of an Ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance related to establishing an RS-2 Zoning District
#5

First Reading of Ordinance to Temporarily Suspend Sunday Sales Prohibitions

Consider First Reading of Ordinance to temporarily suspend Sunday Sales Prohibitions
#6

Appointments to Design Review Board

Consider appointments to the Design Review Board for Wards 1, 2, 4, and 6
#7

Laurens County Lease Agreement for SCDSS

Consider the Laurens County Lease Agreement for SCDSS
#8

Presentation of Audit for the City of Clinton

Hear presentation of audit for the City of Clinton from Love Bailey

Public Comments

3 speakers
Cecia White · Topic: Complaint about noise at 1777 Gary Street

Complained about noise at 1777 Gary Street and requested the City to address the matter

Donna Kinsley · Topic: Complaint about noise at 1777 Gary Street

Complained about noise at 1777 Gary Street and requested the City to address the matter

Janice Roberson · Topic: Thanking the City for funding the Zone's Summer Boot Camp program

Thanked the City for funding the Zone's Summer Boot Camp program and presented a report on the program's activities