City Council — Goose Creek, SC
Date: 2025-06-10

AMENDED AGENDA
 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
 TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 2025 – 6:00 PM
 COUNCIL CHAMBERS - 519 N GOOSE CREEK BLVD
 GOOSE CREEK, SOUTH CAROLINA

I. CALL TO ORDER

II. INVOCATION / PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

III. GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENTS - PLEASE PROCEED TO THE PODIUM - 3 MINUTE TIME LIMIT

IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES

 a. CITY COUNCIL MEETING - MAY 13, 2025
 SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING - MAY 27, 2025 - 5:00 PM
 CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP - MAY 27, 2025 - 5:30 PM

V. PRESENTATIONS & PROCLAMATIONS

 a. PROCLAMATION - NATIONAL HIV TESTING DAY - JUNE 27, 2025

VI. NEW BUSINESS & PUBLIC HEARINGS

 a. AN ORDINANCE PURSUANT TO TITLE 5, CHAPTER 3, SECTION 5-3-150, SUBSECTION 3, OF
 THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, AS AMENDED, TO ANNEX THE AREA
 IDENTIFIED AS TMS 244-01-04-023 LOCATED ON LINDY CREEK ROAD, INTO THE CITY OF
 GOOSE CREEK, A SOUTH CAROLINA MUNICIPAL CORPORATION (Introduction and First
 Reading of a Public Hearing)

 b. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF GOOSE CREEK,
 SOUTH CAROLINA, FROM CONSERVATION (C) TO RESIDENTIAL SINGLE-FAMILY (RSF) -
 TMS# 244-01-04-018 (200 LINDY CREEK ROAD) (Introduction and First Reading of a Public
 Hearing)

 c. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE XV: LAND USAGE, CHAPTER 151: ZONING, SECTION
 THREE: ZONING DISTRICTS REGARDING THE FLEXIBLE REVIEW DISTRICT (FRD)
 (Introduction and First Reading of a Public Hearing)

VII. ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT

 a. APPROVAL OF SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT (ALL-STAR STORAGE)

 b. APPROVAL OF CREEK COLLECTIVE RENTAL FEES

 c. REPAIRS TO FIRE STATION HQ CONCRETE PADS




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VIII. MAYOR'S REPORT

XI. MONTHLY DEPARTMENT REPORTS

 a. MAY DEPARTMENT REPORTS (Informational Purposes Only)

IX. ADJOURN




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MINUTES
 CITY OF GOOSE CREEK, SOUTH CAROLINA
 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
 TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 2025 – 6:00 PM
 CITY HALL – COUNCIL CHAMBERS
 519 N GOOSE CREEK BOULEVARD


MAY O R/ C OU NC IL PR ES E NT : M a yo r G r e go r y S. H abi b ; M a yo r Pr o T e m D e br a G r e e n - Fl e tc he r ;
C o un cil me m be r H an n a h C o x ; C o u ncil me m b e r Me l i s s a E no s -Si m s ; C o u ncil me m be r C hr i s to p he r
H ar mo n; C o u ncil me m b e r G a yl a Mc Sw ai n ; C o un cil me m be r Je r r y T e kac

CIT Y ST AF F PR E S EN T : C it y A d min i str a to r N a tal ie Ze i gl e r ; A s si s ta n t C it y Ad m in is tr a to r Br i a n
C o o k; C i t y C l e r k K e l l y J. L o ve t te ; C hie f Fi n anc ial Of fice r T yl e r H o wa n yk ; P ubl i c I nfo r m at io n
Offic e r Fr an k Jo hn so n; Spe ci al Pr o je c t s M a na ge r Al e xi s K i se r ; D ir e cto r o f Re cr e a tio n C r y s tal
Re e d; Po l ic e C hi e f L J Ro sco e ; D ir e c to r o f Pl a nni ng a n d Zo ni ng K e ndr a Wi se ;



PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT SC CODE 30-4-80: WRITTEN NOTICE WAS DELIVERED TO
THE PRESS BY EMAIL ON FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 2025, AND DULY POSTED AT CITY HALL LOCATED AT 519 N GOOSE
CREEK BOULEVARD, AN ACCESSIBLE FACILITY, AND ON CITYOFGOOSECREEK.COM

I. CALL TO ORDER – 6:00 PM

 Mayor Habib called the meeting to order at 6:00 pm.

II. INVOCATION/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

 Pastor Jeff Lippard, Worship Center, said the invocation.

III. GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENTS: Note: All comments sent to the City Clerk by 12:00 noon, via US Mail or
 Email, on the date of this meeting, were forwarded to City Council.

 Mayor Habib recognized Kevin Patterson, a resident at 446 Indigo Road, who stated his concerns about
 safety and that he contacted the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) about repairing a
 portion of the sidewalk at Fairfax subdivision, the button for the crosswalk signals at Lowe’s and the one on
 Crowfield Boulevard is not working. He also stated is concerns about a home that backs up to Plantation
 North Boulevard wherein the fence is partially down. He stated the homeowner drives over the Hiker/Biker
 Trail with his truck and parks in his back yard on a daily basis. Mayor Habib stated his staff would certainly
 look into the issues stated, and the City was working hard to provide connectivity with trails throughout the
 City.

IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES

 City Council Meeting – May 13, 2025
 Special City Council Meeting – May 27, 2025 – 5:00 pm
 City Council Workshop – May 27, 2025 – 5:30 pm

 Motion to Approve: Councilmember Enos-Sims; Mayor Pro-Tem Green-Fletcher
 Discussion: None.
 Motion Carried: All ayes.


 V. PRESENTATIONS & PROCLAMATIONS

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 a. Proclamation – National HIV Testing Day – June 27, 2025

 Mayor Habib stated Mr. John Matthews, NAACP, was not able to be present as he had a funeral to attend.
 Mayor Habib read the proclamation.

VI. NEW BUSINESS & PUBLIC HEARINGS

 a. AN ORDINANCE PURSUANT TO TITLE 5, CHAPTER 3, SECTION 5-3-150, SUBSECTION 3, OF THE CODE
 OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, AS AMENDED, TO ANNEX THE AREA IDENTIFIED AS TMS 244-
 01-04-023 LOCATED ON LINDY CREEK ROAD, INTO THE CITY OF GOOSE CREEK, A SOUTH CAROLINA
 MUNICIPAL CORPORATION (Introduction and First Reading of a Public Hearing)

 Jennifer Cyran, a resident at 221 Lindy Creek Road, stated her concerns for more flooding should there
 be more development of property on Lindy Creek Road. Anthony Rocco, Vice President of Land
 Acquisitions for Stanely Martin Homes, pointed out his company agreed to a compromise with the City
 regarding the proposed annexation of another parcel to Conservation.

 Motion to Approve: Councilmember Tekac; Councilmember Harmon
 Discussion/Comments: Councilmember McSwain inquired exactly where the three (3) acres are in
 correlation to Ms. Cryan’s property. Ms. Cryan stated she was downhill from the property. Mayor Habib
 stated there is a tradeoff that creates more conservation open space and City Council worked hard with
 the developer to conserve more of the land. Mayor Habib explained some of the history with stormwater
 and stated developers today are required to retain water, through retention ponds and storm drains, in
 order to prevent flooding. He stated after speaking with engineers, stormwater managers, civil engineers
 and everyone in that area of expertise in the Charleston metro area, flooding comes from a lack of
 maintenance of a stormwater system. It does not come from the development of land and this is because
 of the new engineering standards we have to live by in 2025. He stated he would share Ms. Cryan’s
 photos with SC Department of Transportation (SCDOT) that can probably assist with her current
 concerns.
 Motion Carried: All ayes

 b. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF GOOSE CREEK, SOUTH
 CAROLINA, FROM CONSERVATION (C) TO RESIDENTIAL SINGLE-FAMILY (RSF) -TMS# 244-01-04-018
 (200 LINDY CREEK ROAD) (Introduction and First Reading of a Public Hearing)

 Ms. Jennifer Cryan stated her position remained the same with regard to her comments under the
 previous public hearing. Mayor Habib thanked her for her comments.

 Motion to Approve: Councilmember Enos-Sims; Councilmember Cox
 Discussion/Comments: Councilmember Enos-Sims stated she would like to add that within the agenda
 packet, there are documents wherein anyone can go through and see all of the City’s zoning and coding.
 Mayor Habib stated with the regulations in the City requiring green space as part of the project and with
 today’s stormwater requirements, he does not believe the development of the proposed property will
 impact Ms. Cryan, but he would speak with SCDOT to address her current concerns.
 Motion Carried: All ayes

 c. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE XV: LAND USAGE, CHAPTER 151: ZONING, SECTION THREE: ZONING
 DISTRICTS REGARDING THE FLEXIBLE REVIEW DISTRICT (FRD)(Introduction and First Reading of a
 Public Hearing)

 Mayor Habib stated before City Council was a proposed Ordinance that needed to be updated with some
 changes in the language. There were no comments from the public.

 Motion to Approve: Councilmember McSwain; Councilmember Tekac

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 Discussion/Comments: None.
 Motion Carried: All ayes

VIII. CITY ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT

 a. Approval of Settlement Agreement (All-Star Storage)

 Natalie Zeigler stated she was seeking approval for a settlement agreement with All Star Storage so they
 can expand on their current site with the buffers in place, as discussed and shown to City Council at their
 recent City Council Workshop.

 Motion to Approve: Councilmember McSwain; Councilmember Enos-Sims
 Discussion/Comments: Mayor Habib explained there were some things the City did not want that All-Star
 Storage wanted to do and in the end, there was a compromise.
 Motion Carried: All ayes

 b. Approval of Creek Collective Rental Fees

 Natalie Zeigler stated she was seeking approval for Creek Collective Rental Fees as discussed and
 reviewed with City Council at their recent workshop.

 Motion to Approve: Councilmember Cox; Councilmember Green-Fletcher
 Discussion/Comments: None.
 Motion Carried: All ayes

 c. Repairs to Fire Station HQ Concrete Pads

 Natalie Zeigler stated she was seeking approval in the amount of $49,455.17, to repair the concrete pads
 at the Fire Station Headquarters. She stated there was a five (5) year warranty and the City would be
 required to maintain the concrete pads after the warranty expires.

 Motion to Approve: Councilmember Enos-Sims; Councilmember Tekac
 Discussion/Comments: None.
 Motion Carried: All ayes

IX. MAYOR’S REPORT

 Mayor Habib made the following announcements: The City recently took a request from a young man, around
 the age of 12 or 13, by the name of Johnny Plotke, who wrote to him about a month ago asking if we would
 put in a chess table at Central Creek Park. So, the City put in a chess table, and he had the pleasure of
 recently playing him in a few games of chess. He stated the City recently broke ground on our new Fire
 Station IV at Carnes. The City also recently opened the new Creek Collective, and it is now open from 9:00
 am to 1:00 pm on Tuesdays, 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm on Thursdays, and 9:00 am to 1:00 pm on Saturdays. The
 City is again giving residents the opportunity to purchase a Veterans Brick to be displayed permanently at
 John McCants Veterans Park. Bricks are $125 and can only be purchased online. He stated the City does not
 make any money from the sale of the bricks. The sale will continue until Aug. 8, and the purchased bricks will
 be engraved onsite this fall. Watch our social media pages for the Veterans Banner sale, which will also be
 beginning soon. Registration is underway for the 2025 Goose Creek City Amateur Golf Tournaments at
 Crowfield. The City Amateur, Women’s City Amateur, and Senior’s tournaments will all be played July 18-20.
 Visit Crowfield Golf online or our Crowfield Facebook page for a link to sign up for these great tournaments. A
 huge shoutout was given to Coach Brittany LaRoche and the City Gymnastics program, which has made it to
 Phase 2 of the Post and Courier’s 2025 Charleston Choice Awards. Visit our Recreation Facebook page for
 instructions on how to vote for our award-winning gymnastics program. The City Pool is open for the summer.
 Daily passes are available for $3, and seasonal passes are also available. Drop by the pool or call for details.
 Goose Creek Recreation’s 12-and-under All Star softball tournament is going on now at Felkel Field. Check

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 out the Recreation Facebook page for all of the times and brackets, and good luck to all of our All Stars who
 are competing this week, including the baseball all stars who are competing in Moncks Corner. Goose Creek
 Recreation Football Registration is underway now through June 25. See Facebook for more details on this, as
 well as details of other fun, upcoming Recreation Activities and classes. Calling all gamers and gaming
 enthusiasts: “Geeks in the Creek” takes place from 5:00 pm to 8:30 pm this Friday, June 13, at Central Creek
 Park. There will be live game demos, vendors, and video game truck and much more. The Goose Creek Police
 Department’s next Crime Prevention Meeting is set for 6:30 pm on Tuesday, June 17, at the GCPD Training
 Room. Everyone is invited to attend. Tickets are still available for our next Creekapalooza concert at the
 Daning Amphitheater on June 21. Doors open at 5:00 pm for a Tribute to the Music of Taylor Swift, and the
 show starts at 7:00. Tickets must be reserved on Eventbrite, and that link can be found on the City or
 Recreation Facebook pages and website. The Central Creek Farmers Market returns on Wednesday, June 18,
 as well as Wednesday, July 2 at Central Creek Park. Also, check out our Recreation Facebook page for
 information on the upcoming July 16 farmers market, which will feature kid entrepreneurs in addition to our
 regular vendors. The Goose Creek NAACP will join Goose Creek Recreation and the Cultural Arts Commission
 to co-host the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Youth Summit at the Recreation Complex. The event is set for 10:00 am
 to 2:00 pm on Saturday, June 28, and everyone is invited. The very first Shakespeare in the Park comes to
 the Daning Amphitheater at 6:30 pm on Saturday, June 28, with A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Fabulous
 Fourth in the Creek: Friday, July 4, at 6:30 pm with a fireworks show at sunset. Bring the family to the best
 Fourth of July celebration in the country. The Police Department’s 7th Annual Hot Pursuit will be on Saturday,
 June 14, and all proceeds go toward Shop with a Cop.

 Visit our website, the Recreation Facebook page, or drop by the Community Center to learn more about all of
 the information and events stated by Mayor Habib. As always, please keep up with the City on our social
 media pages, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Twitter, now known as X. Be sure to watch Adam
 Kelly’s Your Week in the Creek video recap, and please sign up for our digital residential newsletter at
 CityofGooseCreek.com.

X. MONTHLY DEPARTMENT REPORTS

 a. MAY Monthly Department Reports (Informational Purposes Only)

XI. ADJOURNMENT

 Motion: Councilmember Harmon
 Discussion: None.
 Carried: All ayes. 6:37 p.m.

 Date: July 8, 2025
 Kelly J. Lovette, MMC
 City Clerk




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