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MINUTES OF OCTOBER 28, 2024
Briton S. Williams, Mayor
Jenafer F. McCauley, Councilmember – Mayor Pro Tem
David B. Buck, Councilmember
Pat C. Carpenter, Councilmember
David W. McGhee, Councilmember
Eric H. Presnell, Councilmember
Kevin W. Toole, Councilmember
ORDER OF BUSINESS
STUDY SESSION
The Study Session of October 28, 2024 (Immediately Following the October 28, 2024 Special Called Council
meeting at 6:00 pm) for the City Council of the City of North Augusta, having been duly publicized, was called to
order by Mayor Williams at 6:12pm and also streamed online for public viewing at the City Facebook page: “City
of North Augusta – Public Information” and City YouTube page: “City of North Augusta Public Information.”
Per Section 30-4-80(e) notice of the meetings was sent out by email to the current maintained “Agenda Mailout”
list consisting of news media outlets and individuals or companies requesting notification. Notice of the
meetings was also posted on the outside doors of the Municipal Center, the main bulletin board of the Municipal
Center located on the first floor, and the City of North Augusta website.
Members present were Mayor Williams, Councilmembers Buck, Carpenter, McCauley, McGhee, Presnell, and
Toole.
Also in attendance were James S. Clifford, City Administrator; J.D. McCauley, Assistant Administrator; Kelly F.
Zier, City Attorney; Chief Junior Johnson, Director of Public Safety; Thomas C. Zeaser, Director of Engineering
and Public Works; Lynda Williamson, Director of Finance; Jamie Paul, City Clerk; and Ricky Jones, Manager of
Information Technology.
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ITEM 1. CITY COUNCIL MEETING:
Administrator Clifford led Council’s discussion of items for the November 4, 2024 regular meeting. (See
Attachment #1)
ITEM 2. DEPARTMENT DETAILS:
Administrator Clifford stated the department details have been provided to Council and can review at their
leisure. (See Attachment #2)
ITEM 3. MAYOR’S MATTERS:
(A) FOCUS ITEM(S):
i. Proposed FY 2025 Consolidated Budget – Council Review and Discussion
(item to be continued to Tuesday, October 29, 2024 (if needed))
Administrator Clifford and Finance Director Williamson highlighted on the Fiscal Year (FY) 2025
Consolidated Balanced Budget. (See Attachment #3Ai)
Discussion ensued relative to Public Safety vehicles and their age, outfitting a public safety vehicle, and
lease vs purchase savings.
Additional discussion ensued relating to the COPS grant (see page 24 of Attachment #3Ai) and use of
the remaining ARPA funds.
It was the consensus of the board to have staff provide ARPA options to include various vehicles
(trolley) and equipment.
At 7:34pm a break was provided and reconvened at 7:34pm.
ii. Update on Hurricane Helene Recovery Efforts
Administrator Clifford presented an update on the Hurricane Helene Recovery Efforts. (See
Attachment #3Aii)
(B) Mayor Williams will share reflections and announcements related to current City events and
opportunities
Mayor Williams highlighted on the following:
• Public Safety Trunk or Treat - Sunday, November 3 from 5pm-8pm at Riverview Park Activity
Center
Chief Johnson stated that if residents choose to trick or treat to use extreme caution with all of the debris
around as it is hazardous.
Discussion ensued on the safety of trick or treaters and Council encouraged residents to seek out Trunk
and Treats locally.
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PUBLIC POWER HOUR
November 4, 2024 – 5:30 p.m. - Municipal Center – 100 Georgia Avenue, 3rd Floor - Council Chambers
DRAFT AGENDA: CITY OF NORTH AUGUSTA CITY COUNCIL MEETING
November 4, 2024 – 6:00 p.m. – Municipal Center – 100 Georgia Avenue, 3rd Floor - Council Chambers
The Public Power Hour and City Council meeting will be streamed for public viewing online at:
• “City of North Augusta – Public Information” on www.Facebook.com
• “City of North Augusta Public Information” on www.YouTube.com
CITIZEN COMMENTS: Citizens may speak to Mayor and City Council on each item listed on this agenda. The Mayor will call
for comments prior to Council’s discussion. Speakers shall give their name and address in an audible tone of voice. Speaker
Forms are provided on the credenza at the entrance for speakers desiring that the minutes indicate that they addressed Council
on a specific topic. The form will be included as part of the minutes of the meeting. Citizen comments are limited to five
minutes.
CITIZEN ASSISTANCE: Individuals needing special assistance or sign interpreter to participate in the meeting, please notify the
Administration Department 48 hours prior to the meeting.
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. ROLL CALL
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
• Regular City Council Meeting minutes of October 21, 2024
• Study Session minutes of October 28, 2024
5. PERSONNEL:
a. Employee of the Quarter – July, August, and September 2024 – TBD
6. PROCLAMATION(S):
a. World Pancreatic Cancer Day – November 21, 2024
b. Small Business Saturday – November 30, 2024
NEW BUSINESS
7. ELECTION: Ordinance No. 2024-24 Complying with Sections 10-1 And 10-2 of the Code of Laws of North
Augusta, South Carolina, by Setting the Dates for Municipal Party Primaries, Conventions, and Partisan
General Election, Times for Filing of Nominating Petitions, Certification of Candidates by Parties, and
Certification of Candidates by Municipal Election Commission– First Reading
ATTACHMENT #1 Page 1 of 2
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8. ELECTION: Ordinance No. 2024-25 To Partner with the Aiken County Board of Registration and Elections
to Conduct a Portion of the 2025 City of North Augusta Municipal General Election – First Reading
9. PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT: Ordinance No. 2024-26 Amending Articles 4, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 14 of the North
Augusta Development Code, Chapter 18 of the City of North Augusta, South Carolina Code of Ordinances
– First Reading
10. ENGINEERING: Resolution No. 2024-52 Authorizing a Permit for Construction Work
11. ADMINISTRATION: Resolution No. 2024-53 Installation of Crosswalk Murals
12. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
13. PRESENTATIONS/COMMUNICATIONS/RECOGNITION OF VISITORS:
A. Citizen Comments: At this time, citizens may speak to Mayor and City Council regarding matters not
listed on the agenda. Speakers shall give their name and address for the records. Speaker Forms are
provided on the credenza for speakers desiring that the minutes indicate that they addressed Council
on a specific topic. The form will be included as part of the minutes of the meeting. Citizen comments
are limited to five minutes.
B. Council Comments
14. ADJOURNMENT
ATTACHMENT #1 Page 2 of 2
FINANCE:
• Cycle 1 Due Date - November 4
• Cycle 2 Disconnect - November 5-6
• Tax sale is November 4
PUBLIC SERVICES:
Public Utilities
• Utility staff will be working on a water leak on Hwy 25 at Ascauga Lake Rd making a needed
repair which should be concluded by Friday.
• The concrete walls at the Transfer Station will be poured this week.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT:
• Code Enforcement Officer Phillip Prescott has completed Aiken Tech Training for Microsoft Excel
& 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
PUBLIC SAFETY:
• Public Safety is hosting the Trunk-or-Treat at Riverview Park this Sunday, November 3, from
5:00pm-8:00pm
• We would like to remind everyone to use extreme caution this Thursday with Halloween Trick or
Treating being more dangerous with debris piles.
PARKS AND RECREATION:
• Fall Sports enters the last 2 weeks of play this week with the Girls Volleyball program and youth
soccer program wrapping up this week. The 43rd annual Rotary Bowl for youth cheerleading and
football is scheduled for Saturday, November 9 at Lions Field.
• Creighton Park Task Force will meet this week to review new playground proposals to replace the
existing playground.
• Parks & Recreation Director Rick Meyer and Superintendent of Facilities and Programs Jeremy
Jiunnies met with North Augusta High School Principal Casey Rogers on Monday afternoon to
discuss options for the North Augusta High School 2025 Baseball and Softball spring seasons.
• Registration for the 2024-25 Parks & Recreation youth basketball program is currently accepting
on time registration through November 12.
TOURISM:
• Early Voting will continue at the Community Center through Saturday, November 2 from 8:30am-
6:00pm each day. Week one saw 6,781 early voters turn out at the Community Center to cast
their votes.
• True North Church will host “Worship at the River” on Sunday, November 3 from 5:30pm-6:30pm
at the Sharon Jones Amphitheater. The service is open to the community.
• Upcoming events include:
o Saturday, November 9 at 7:00pm: Explore North Augusta will host the Dave Matthews
Tribute Band at the Sharon Jones Amphitheater
o Saturday, November 16 at 4:00pm: North Augusta Forward will host Taste in the Tunnel
at the Center Street Greeneway Tunnel
o Saturday, November 16 at 6:00pm: The North Augusta Beautification Foundation will host
the Jessamine Music Festival at the Sharon Jones Amphitheater
ENGINEERING AND PUBLIC WORKS:
• The Georgia Avenue Speed Display Signs are now functional. They may still need to be fine-
tuned to detect all vehicles.
• West Avenue Crosswalk Improvements are scheduled to begin next week.
HUMAN RESOURCES:
• See the following page for the Employment Opportunities list
DEPARTMENT DETAILS
for October 28, 2024
ATTACHMENT #2 Page 1 of 2
To apply and to see full job descriptions please visit www.northaugustasc.gov/jobs. You may also contact Human Resources
for more information at 803-442-5710 or kferguson@northaugustasc.gov.
The City of North Augusta is an Equal Opportunity Employer
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
Communications Technician I – Public Safety
Grade: 10
Salary/Pay Rate: $19.65 - $23.58
Closing Date: Until Filled
Firefighter – Public Safety
Grade: 4
Salary/Pay Rate: $13.31 - $15.97/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Grounds Worker III – Parks and Recreation
Grade: 7
Salary/Pay Rate: $16.75 – $20.10/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Grounds Worker III – Property Maintenance
Grade: 7
Salary/Pay Rate: $16.75 – $20.10/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Heavy Equipment Mechanic – Sanitation
Grade: 9
Salary/Pay Rate: $18.68 - $22.42/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Maintenance Technician – Parks and Recreation
Grade: 12
Salary/Pay Rate: $21.59 - $25.91/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Public Safety Officer – Public Safety
Grade: 16
Salary/Pay Rate: $23.83 - $28.59/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Utility Technician – Public Utilities
Grade: 9
Salary/Pay Rate: $18.68 - $22.42/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
Vehicle Operator I – Sanitation
Grade: 6
Salary/Pay Rate: $15.78 - $18.93/hour
Closing Date: Until Filled
ATTACHMENT #2 Page 2 of 2
OCTOBER 28, 2024
North Augusta City Council
Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Briefing
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 1 of 25
Purpose:
To update the public and city council on the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 balanced
budget proposal
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 2 of 25
FY 2025 Budget Calendar
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 3 of 25
Budget Drivers
10.5% increase in PEBA insurance costs to all local governments in South Carolina
3% Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) to all City employees (Archer study recommended 4.0-4.4%)
2024 COLA was 4% against a 3.7-4.2% recommendation
Additional personnel (3FT) (Does not include three additional grant-funded personnel)
Continued transition from Lease-Purchase to outright purchase
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 4 of 25
Budget Drivers (Lease-Purchase Transition)
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Interest Rate1.7090.790 1.5703.5154.72*3.52*
Leased Amount1,668,463.00 1,728,219.00 1,350,336.00 1,662,154.00 1,553,846.00 1,987,405.00
Total Interest57,700.00 27,305.00 42,395.39 116,772.65 146,525.83 139,829.07
Public Safety All General Fund Enterprise Funds All Funds
2025 Budget95,260 72,968 181,005 349,233
2026 Budget111,100 49,652 187,600 348,352
2027 Budget135,300 20,949 122,297 278,546
2028 Budget155,100 35,577 165,108 355,785
Total Increase by 2028 Budget496,760 179,146 656,010 1,331,916
2024 Budgeted Items460,000 247,845 554,001 1,261,846
956,760 426,991 1,210,011 2,593,762
Requests for 2025 Budget750,000 545,063 692,342 1,987,405
Increase from 2024 Budget290,000 297,218 138,341 725,559
*Estimated rates
Budget Savings by Year
Lease Purchase Savings
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 5 of 25
Personnel Additions:
1 Records Supervisor
1 PSO (Absorbed from DUI Grant ending)
1 Greeneway Coordinator
2 Grant PSOs (DUI and Traffic Safety Grants)
1 SRO for North Augusta High School –funded by grant
Restructuring of Customer Service Clerk to a Procurement Specialist w/ CSR duties
Customer Service Clerk was paid out of General Fund (Bldg Stnds) and Utilities Fund (Utilities Finance)
Procurement Specialist w/ CSR duties will be paid from General Fund (Finance) and Utilities Fund (Finance)
Restructuring of Public Works Secretary to Administrative Secretary and Public Utilities Secretary to
Permit Clerk
Both positions were and will remain split between the General, Sanitation, and Utilities Funds
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 6 of 25
Projects / Equipment Additions:
Light duty pickup trucks (DPW & Code Enforcement)
Full size pickup truck (Property Maintenance)
Landscape Maintenance Contract funding ($30k)
60” & 52” mower
35’ Towable Aerial Lift (Streets & Drains + Property Maintenance)
Replace Operations Facility Flooring
Golf Carts x 2, JD Reel Mower, Debris Blower, Sweeper (Parks & Rec)
Animal Shelter Flooring Resurfacing
Fire Hose replacements
CAT Team vehicle
8 Public Safety Vehicles
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 7 of 25
Organizational Changes
Public Safety Records
Supervisor of Records 1FT
Records/Clerk of Court / CVA 1FT
Secretary Court 1FT
Records/Court Clerk 1 FT
Municipal Court (Assistant City Administrator)
Municipal Judge 1PT
Assistant Municipal Judge 1PT
City Attorney 1PT
Court Services Supervisor 1FT
Clerk of Court 1FT
Court Secretary 1FT
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 8 of 25
Requested, but not funded (Public Safety):
Personnel
1 Captain
2 Lieutenants
1 Sergeant
1 PSO
3 x COPS Grant
1 Dispatch Supervisor
Equipment
Flock Camera System –CPST V
Indoor Firing Range Upgrades –Military Enhancement Fund
Brush Truck –CPST V
Ladder Truck –CPST V
Engine Truck –CPST V
Chevy Tahoe replacements (requested 15, funding 7)
Fire Station 2 Fire Alarm Replacement –Capital Projects Fund
.45 caliber pistol replacement with 9 mm
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 9 of 25
Requested, but not funded (Parks & Rec):
Personnel
1 Maintenance Worker III
Equipment
Creighton Park Playground –CPST V
Outdoor Pickleball Courts –CPST V(?)
Resurface Tennis Courts –TBD
Riverview Park Security Cameras –CPST V
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 10 of 25
Requested, but not funded (Tourism):
Equipment
Banquet Room Flooring –Capital Project Fund
Community Center Painting –Capital Project Fund
Banquet Room Lighting –Capital Project Fund
Tables
15 passenger van –Riverfront Central Core
Light pickup truck -Riverfront Central Core
Enclosed Trailer -Riverfront Central Core
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 11 of 25
Requested, but not funded (all other):
DPW
MC Exterior Maintenance –Capital Project Fund
Property Maintenance:
Right-of-way tractor –Capital Project Fund
Downtown plant care –downtown development line
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 12 of 25
Community Funds:
Requested Allocated
Aiken Area Council on Aging $5,500 $4,500
North Augusta Cultural Arts Council $5,000 $4,000
Friends of Nancy Carson Library Foundation $20,000 $5,000
North Augusta Forward $20,000 $6,000
Olde Towne Preservation Association $12,000 $6,000
Public Education Partners $10,000 $3,000
The RECing Crew $2,550 $2,550
Friends of North Augusta Animals (TNR budget increased)$10,000 $0
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 13 of 25
Updated PRT Fee Schedule:
In City Out of City Senior
Activities Center Annual Individual $100.00 Individual $175.00 Individual $60.00
Family $250.00 Family $500.00 Outside $120
Activities Center Partial Quart Semi Quart Semi Quart Semi
Payments Individual $45 $70 Individual $75 $115 Individual $25 $40
Family $105 $170 Family $175 $275 Family N/A N/A
Recreation Programs W/Mem.$60.00 W/Mem.$80.00
W/O Mem.$65.00 W/O Mem.$85.00
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 14 of 25
Updated Facility Rental Fee Schedule:
In City Out of City Senior
Community Center Room Rental Fee
Large Room $2000.00 Fri, Sat –10 Hr.
Large Room $1500.00 Mon –Thurs –10 Hr.
Large Room $170.00 Hourly
Medium Room $300.00 8 Hr. -$50 per additional hour
Medium Room $200.00 4 Hr. -$50 per additional hour
Full Center $2500.00 10 Hr.
Full Center Holiday Rate $3500.00 10 Hr.
Municipal Center Room Rental Fee
Palmetto Terrace $3500 Saturday –10 Hr.
Palmetto Terrace Holiday $4500 10 Hr.
Palmetto Terrace $1500 Mon. –Fri. –4 Hr.
After 5pm
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 15 of 25
Updated Wastewater Fee Schedule (Increase as of
10/1/2024 due to Aiken County PSA increase):
In City Out of City
Base + Per 1,000 Gal.Base + Per 1,000 Gal.
Monthly Charges $11.22 $4.50 $14.75 $5.16
Add. Usage (Over 15,000,000
Gallons)
3.58 3.58
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 16 of 25
Updated Water Fee Schedule (Increase as of
10/1/2024 due to Aiken County PSA increase):
In City Out of City
Minimum Monthly Charges Minimum Min. Usage Minimum Min. Usage
5/8" x 3/4"$13.88 3,000 $27.76 3,000
1"$19.39 6,000 $38.68 6,000
1 1/2"$24.55 9,000 $48.89 9,000
2"$34.98 15,000 $69.56 15,000
3"$50.79 24,000 $100.85 24,000
4"$61.32 30,000 $121.72 30,000
6"$166.75 90,000 $330.49 90,000
Usage Above Minimum Charge/1,000 Over Minimum Charge /1,000 Over
Minimum
Next 10,000 $1.45 $2.90
Next 27,000 $1.40 $2.80
Next 160,000 $1.35 $2.70
All Additional $1.25 $2.50
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 17 of 25
Updated Stormwater Fee Schedule (No
Change):
Equivalent Residential Unit (ERU)$6.00
Single-Family Residential Property 1.00 ERU
Multi-Family Residential Property .75 ERU
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 18 of 25
Updated Fire Protection Fee Schedule (No
Change):
Water Service
Customer
Contract Customer
Outside Fire Protection Service $8.33 per month $100.00 per Year
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 19 of 25
Impacts on residents:
Water Rate Increase (October 1, 2024 start)
Waste Water Increase (October 1,2024 start)
PRT Fee Increases
Not increasing:
Sanitation Fees
Stormwater Fees
Fire Protection Fees
Property Taxes
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 20 of 25
Hurricane Relief Impacts on Budget:
According to the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA), governments need to
amend their budgets to respond to changing conditions, needs, and priorities. A budget is a
plan, but it's not static, and governments must be able to adjust it to serve their residents.
New Expense Line has been added under Administration
Expecting payment from Insurance
New Revenue Line item for FEMA Reimbursement
The 2024 Budget will need to be amended to reflect these changes and to serve as a tool to
monitor expenses with expected reimbursements.
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 21 of 25
Changes to Financial Transparency
Check Registers to be taken off the Financial Transparency page
◦Instituted under previous mayor to show the public who the City was paying and how much they were
receiving.
◦Financial fraud is on the rise in the CSRA and the City has been the victim of several fraud attempts over
the past year.
◦The information we provide on the City’s transparency page is assisting in the financial fraud attempts.
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 22 of 25
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 23 of 25
Potential Addendum to Base Budget
The City received late-breaking news Public Safety was approved for a COPS grant
◦Partially funds three PSOs, a portion of salary only
◦Salary cost factors on the General Fund if we start the COPS grant on July 1, 2025:
◦2025 $10,995.
◦2026 $96,990
◦2027 $209,490
◦2028 $259,490.
◦No funding mechanism in general fund for vehicles, equipment, and salary
◦ARPA is still an open funding line, and we have the ability to fund vehicles and equipment
◦Adding one more vehicle to ARPA funding opens up budget for salary
◦Possible to add three officers with no impact to the general fund in 2025; likely impacts in 2026 and
beyond
◦Council Guidance Requested
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 24 of 25
OCTOBER 28, 2024
North Augusta City Council
Discussion
ATTACHMENT #3Ai Page 25 of 25
City of North Augusta
Hurricane Helene
Recovery Update
(Day 32)
28 October 2024
ATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 1 of 20
LOE 1 Critical Infrastructure / Basic Human Needs -Completed
LOE 2 Open road networks / route clearance
•Improve road access to two –four lanes as able
LOE 3 Public Safety / Maintain Law & Order
•Assist power crews & tree crews with lane closures
LOE 4 Communicate
•Demand signal to County, State, Federal, Utilities, and Non-Governmental Organizations
•Establish communications with critical command nodes across government
•Conduct Key Leader engagements (KLEs) –with strategic intent and specific asks
•Establish communications channel with Citizens (City of North Augusta –Public Information Page)
LOE 5 Debris Removal –Main Effort
City Lines of Effort (LOEs)ATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 2 of 20
•State Roads –SCDOT Contract
•County Roads –Aiken County Contract
•City Roads –Aiken County Contract option
•Signed Cooperative Purchasing Agreement & Notice to Proceed with Tetratech (monitoring)
•Working contract documents with SDR –will start with three crews and build from there
•SC Department of Environmental Services has approved multiple sites for debris removal
storage
•City Roads –City crews
•First pass; contract crews will likely have to come behind our initial work
•City Property/Parks –City crews & Contract crews
•City Parks –mixture of City crews & contracted crews
•Greeneway –no volunteers allowed for cleanup based on liability
•Greeneway –plan is for contracted option to cut trees & remove debris
•Resident debris self-removal options
•C&D Landfill
•City trees overhanging/fallen on private property
LOE 5 Debris RemovalATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 3 of 20
Capabilities
City Yard Debris Truck Contracted Debris Truck
VS
ATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 4 of 20
•City Limits only (Belvedere covered by Aiken County)
•Suspend normal yard debris routes for at least 90 days
•Dedicate two full crews to debris removal mission on City streets
•Voluntary overtime for city debris crews
•Err on side of caution for use of City trucks-don’t risk vehicle
breakdowns in an attempt to pick up large/heavy debris
•Roads are a priority over the Greeneway
•We will only pull trucks off assigned missions for Life/Health/Safety
•Goal is to achieve as close to 100% FEMA reimbursement as possible
Staff GuidanceATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 5 of 20
Multiple Road OwnersATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 6 of 20
City Road & SCDOT Road exampleATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 7 of 20
City & County Road ExampleATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 8 of 20
Contracted Plan for City RoadsATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 9 of 20
Contracted Plan for City RoadsATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 10 of 20
City Crew Completed Work
(10/21 –10/26)
ATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 11 of 20
City Crew Completed Work
(10/21 –10/26)
North Augusta Elementary Paul Knox Middle School
ATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 12 of 20
City Crew Completed WorkATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 13 of 20
W Woodlawn.(West to Lake Ave) -
Holiday Drive.
SCDOT Contractors
Hampton Terrace
ATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 14 of 20
City Crew Priorities
(10/28 –11/2)
ATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 15 of 20
City & County Road ExampleATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 16 of 20
Resident Debris Self-RemovalATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 17 of 20
•City Tree damages your personal property
•Homeowners Insurance claim
•City will not be removing tree(s)
•City Tree lands in your yard, but no damage
•City will not be removing tree(s)
•City tree is leaning over your property
•Report leaning tree to City Clerk: 803-441-4202
•City Arborist will evaluate the tree
•City will make a determination about removal
•Your tree falls onto City property
•City will remove tree from the City property only
•City tree falls in your yard, damaging City property
•City will remove tree from City property and repair City property
Tree Liability
“Act of God”
ATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 18 of 20
•Enable power restoration to 100% of our citizens
•Road hazards fully identified and removed
•Road debris cleared, all roads to pre-Hurricane status
•Recreational Facilities & City Parks opened to the extent possible
•Riverview Park Activities Center fully opened 10/14/2024
•Plan to repair city facilities presented to Council
•Greeneway passable from end to end
Operation End State:ATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 19 of 20
Questions?
ATTACHMENT #3Aii Page 20 of 20