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postandcourier.com > aikenstandard > news > local-government > aiken-county-north-fork-commerce-park > article_4567ca0a-7c1a-4c73-9854-a5ab97f0fdb1.html

Aiken County Planning Commission hears about rezoning suggestions for North Fork Commerce Park area

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (480+ words) Aiken County Chief Development Officer Joel Duke talks about rezoning suggestions in and around the North Fork Commerce Park during the County Planning Commission's meeting Aug. 20 at the Aiken County Government Center. AIKEN — Land use is a concern for Aiken…...

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postandcourier.com > northaugusta > government > north-augusta-council-authorizes-contract-paid-parking-riverside-village > article_2ca0f188-14c4-4acf-a2c5-fee81499fbeb.html

‘The hard work really begins now’: North Augusta OKs contract for paid parking at Riverside Village

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (1395+ words) "The hard work really begins now," North Augusta Mayor Briton Williams said of contracting with PCI Municipal Services on changes to parking at Riverside Village. North Augusta City Council authorized the city to enter in to a contract with PCI…...