9 recent stories about how SC's Lexington County is dealing with growth
From considering a penny tax for roads to evaluating whether there is enough parking, Lexington County officials are doing a lot to try to keep up with growth.
November, 2024 - January, 2025
Lexington County faces multifaceted development challenges as it continues to grow. The county grapples with integrating residential developments, maintaining infrastructure, and dealing with increasing traffic on local roadways.
As arguments continue over new developments seeking to enter the area, as with one particularly contentious development proposed for the shores of Lake Murray, local officials are implementing upgrades to roads and evaluating whether there's enough parking, weighing how local municipalities might be better marketed to take better advantage of the area's growing population, and what they need to do to be able to pay for improvements that will be needed in the future.
As arguments continue over new developments seeking to enter the area, as with one particularly contentious development proposed for the shores of Lake Murray, local officials are implementing upgrades to roads and evaluating whether there's enough parking, weighing how local municipalities might be better marketed to take better advantage of the area's growing population, and what they need to do to be able to pay for improvements that will be needed in the future.
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