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Aiken City Council approves mixed-use building deal | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Aiken City Council approves mixed-use building deal | Aiken Area Government

The Aiken City Council voted unanimously to approve a framework agreement with the Aiken Corporation for a mixed-use building.

Aiken City Council delays new water rate for potential buyer | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Aiken City Council delays new water rate for potential buyer | Aiken Area Government

Should the Aiken City Council create a new, lower water rate to attract an economic development project? The Aiken City Council will wait until another meeting to make that decision. The Aiken City Council voted 6-1 Monday evening to delay deliberating the second and final reading of an ordinance establishing a new rate for customers using more than 15 million gallons of water per month.

Wooden bridge in downtown Aiken could be replaced | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Wooden bridge in downtown Aiken could be replaced | Aiken Area Government

Aiken City Council approved a resolution accepting an agreement with S.C. Department of Transportation allowing the city to replace the Fairfield Street bridge.

Aiken could soon start Newberry Hall sale process | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Aiken could soon start Newberry Hall sale process | Aiken Area Government

The Aiken City Council could soon begin the process of selling Newberry Hall, a downtown building once slated to be demolished as part of Project Pascalis.

Aiken looks to lower water rates to attract a new business | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Aiken looks to lower water rates to attract a new business | Aiken Area Government

Aiken City Council had first reading of an ordinance setting a lower water rate for customers using more than 15 million gallons per month to attract a company.