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County passes new version of shipping container ordinance

Kershaw County Councilman Jimmy Jones makes a point while discussing council’s Fiscal Year 2020 goals and objectives during council’s meeting on Tuesday as Councilman Ben Connell looks over some notes. Jones said the goals were “overly ambitious, overwhelming and non-realistic.” He made a motion to set economic development, execution of a fire service plan and a school resource officer/school safety plan as the county’s top three “high priority” items. Jones’ motion died without a second. - photo by Gee Whetsel

Jimmy Jones (Web).jpg — Kershaw County Councilman Jimmy Jones makes a point while discussing council’s Fiscal Year 2020 goals and objectives during council’s meeting on Tuesday as Councilman Ben Connell looks over some notes. Jones said the goals were “overly ambitious, overwhelming and non-realistic.” He made a motion to set economic development, execution of a fire service plan and a school resource officer/school safety plan as the county’s top three “high priority” items. Jones’ motion died without a second. - photo by Gee Whetsel

Members of Kershaw County Council held a lively discussion of several issues, including shipping containers and their 2019-20 goals and objectives, during their meeting Tuesday.

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