City Council Meeting | October 13, 2026

The Greenville City Council meeting on October 13, 2026, approved several property, development, and purchasing actions. It unanimously approved an exchange of a section of Power Lane with Juice in return for Juice constructing a road around its plant, and approved the purchase of property at 2810 Washington Street for $325,000 and a tract at 2317 Lee Street for $350,000, funded through TRZ No. 1 subject to that board’s approval. The council also approved a Chapter 380 economic development agreement with Walmart Real Estate Business Trust: the incentive is capped at $5 million and is tied to at least $50 million in capital investment and 120 full-time jobs by January 1, 2029; payments would come from sales tax generated at the development. The county had approved its portion earlier that day. The consent calendar passed unanimously and included service agreements or annual contracts with Bryex Bubbles for cleaning, Instant Inspector for health-inspection and permitting software, RK Hall for hot mix, Corin Maine and Absco for water and sewer supplies, and Polyadine for water-treatment polymer.

The council considered a wastewater-treatment-plant demolition, waste removal, erosion-control, and earthwork contract intended to prepare for the plant expansion, but the transcript omits the bid details and the item’s final action, so an award cannot be confirmed. The Air Force airport lease item was postponed until the next meeting. Other business included a domestic-violence-awareness proclamation, a resident’s complaint about utility billing and meter accuracy, and an ordinance adding service-animal definitions, which passed unanimously after executive session.