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Received this email Tuesday (screen shot below) after I followed up for a constituent about the status of the two proposed housing projects in our area. Our community has experienced […]

Once again we have developers applying for the SC State Housing Finance and Development Authority’s Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program in our area. This time it’s 2 projects in […]

Seems like this is the 4th or 5th time an out-of-state developer has tried to use tax-credits to build a development near Ballentine Elementary that will cause even further infrastructure […]

While local zoning issues are county/town level decisions, from time-to-time members of the General Assembly are notified when an individual/developer is applying for state-tax-credits in their community. It seems that […]

Wanted to keep you informed of the proposed developments (The Park at Lake Murray, The Point at Lake Murray). Pictured above are the Preliminary Scores for each development. Obviously, too […]

Nathan’s News readers will recall last month I shared the news of 2 housing projects proposed for our area . The Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program (LIHTC) is designed […]

URGENT: DEADLINE TO HAVE YOUR VOICE HEARD IS THURSDAY, APRIL 7th Readers may recall a few years ago, a federal-tax credit development was proposed for our area. By law, Members […]

*** UPDATING you (Monday, March 18th, 4:30pm) from an earlier post on the website. My additional comments are listed beneath the letter I am sharing today *** The South Carolina […]

Below is an email I received from the Ballentine-Dutch Fork Civic Association. It appears it’s a forward from our local County Councilman, Bill Malniowski asking for your input on a […]

House Floor Review April 7, 2022 The House amended, gave third reading and sent to the Senate H. 4608, the “Save Women’s Sports Act.” The bill expresses the intent of […]

HOUSE WEEK IN REVIEW March 9 – 11, 2021 The House approved and sent the Senate H. 3770, a joint resolution authorizing the expenditure of federal funds disbursed to the […]

We returned this week to finalized next year’s budget (which ultimately passed 84-28 in the House and passed 30-9 in the Senate). In the coming days, Governor McMaster will get […]