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Agenda, Clemson City Council
Monday, November 20, 2023
Council Chamber, Clemson City Hall
5:00 p.m. Work Session: Downtown Parking Initiatives
6:30 p.m. Call to Order – Regular Council Meeting
Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
Oath of Office: Swearing in of New Police Officers
Public Session – (3‐minute limit per speaker)
Approval of Minutes – November 6th, 2023
Reports/Discussion
a. Discuss a speaker and program for the Black History Month Luncheon- Council Member Smith
b. Staff Reports
Policy Action (2‐minute limit per speaker)
Ordinances
a. Consider approving the second reading of Ordinance Revision Sec. 13-10 to add to the definition of excessive noise - Police Chief Jorge Campos.
b. Consider approving the second reading of RZNE-000159-2023 Proposed Map Amendment (Calhoun Forest Lots)- Planning & Development Director Nathan Woods.
c. Consider approving the second reading of 2023-R-02 Proposed Text Amendment (Fences)- Planning & Development Director Nathan Woods.
d. Consider approving the second reading of 2023-R-03 Proposed Text Amendment (Help Wanted Signs and Temporary Banners)- Planning & Development Director Nathan Woods.
e. Consider approving the second reading of 2023-R-04 Proposed Text Amendment (BAR Review of PD Applications)- Planning & Development Director Nathan Woods.
f. Consider approving the second reading of 2023-R-05 Proposed Text Amendment (New Hope School)- Planning & Development Director Nathan Woods.
g. Consider approving the first reading of an amendment to Chapter 5 Buildings, Construction and Related Activities, Article I. In General, Sec. 5-3 Fees. - Assistant City Administrator Allison Gantte.
Other Policy Items
a. Consider approving revisions to the Pendleton Clemson Wastewater Treatment Plant Interjurisdictional Agreement that are needed to comply with SCIIP funding requirements and to revise the new capacities allocation – Utilities Director Benjie McGill.
b. Consider approving the Final Design Contract to Audurra Engineering for #7 and #5 Pump Stations and the Trunk Sewer from College Avenue to #7 Pump Station not to exceed $458,000. – Utilities Director Benjie McGill.
c. Consider approving a contract to develop the construction documents for the build out of Clemson Park. - City Administrator Andy Blondeau.
d. Consider a recommendation from the Parks, Recreation, Arts, Culture and Tourism Committee to hire a firm to conduct a program and space needs analysis to address the facility needs of the Arts Center, Clemson Area African American Museum and the Recreation Departments Programming Division. - Bill Carraway
e. Consider a request from the Clemson Area Chamber of Commerce to waive parking regulations in downtown Clemson from December 11,2023 to January 8, 2024 - Community and Economic Dev Coordinator Lindsey Newton.
f. Consider a request to approve the 2024 Council Meeting Schedule – City Clerk Beverly Coleman/Deputy Clerk Jeremiah Jackson.
Mayor‐Council reports/comments/new business
Adjourn