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A new Tega Cay blog has popped up on the horizon called Tega Cay Underground. It was created in early May 2009. Its tag line and assumed mission is “Protecting The Good Life”. The Good Life is the City of Tega Cay’s motto.

You’ll find several posts about the city council and city issues. The most recent post are the results of the blogs recent poll. Here are the details from the blog:

“Should have TC considered scaling down the 4th of July festivities?

Sadly, yes 31 (64%)

No, it is our biggest celebration of the year 14 (29%)

oooh…tough one..I am not sure 3 (6%)”

Not surprising results do to the sign of the economic times. Do you agree with the Tega Cay Underground poll results?

Update: The TC Underground Blog went away in early December. Oddly a new blog appeared called the Tega Cay Voice. Although not verified, many suspect the same creators of the Underground blog are part of the Voice Blog.

The King of Pop’s death has local music stores scrambling to keep his CDs in stock, as a wave of customer interest not seen in more than three decades offers solid proof of the performer’s wide-ranging popularity.

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When former Fort Mill resident Melody Delaney Martin walked across the stage on April 25 to accept her diploma during Strayer University‘s commencement ceremony in Atlanta, she achieved a dream almost 30 years in the making.

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The city of Tega Cay is stepping up its efforts to help improve air quality. Soon, the city’s fleet of cars and trucks will include almost a dozen alternative fuel vehicles, City Manager Grant Duffield said.

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The City of Tega Cay is stepping up its efforts to help improve air quality. Soon, the city’s fleet of cars and trucks will include almost a dozen alternative fuel vehicles, City Manager Grant Duffield said.

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The town of Bluffton has narrowed its list of town manager candidates from 400 to four, town officials confirmed Monday.

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Thefollowing is the agenda for the Tega Cay City Council meeting June 15th, 2009:

City of Tega Cay

Monday, June 15, 2009

Tega Cay City Hall

Community Room

~ 6:30 p.m. ~

Public Hearing

Concerning a 4th Amendment between Drake Gardendale, LLC and

the City of Tega Cay, to reduce the minimum lot width from 95′ to

55′ in Pod D of the Lake Ridge development

~ 7:00 p.m. ~

Regular City Council Meeting

~ AGENDA ~

1. Call to Order

Mayor Bob Runde

2. Pledge of Allegiance

Mayor Bob Runde

3. Volunteer of the Month

Mayor Bob Runde

4. Special Presentations

Request for Service Presentation

Charlie Funderburk and Tim Gillette

Storm Water Presentation

Tim Gillette, Storm Water Manager

Fire Safety Message

• Filling gas tanks/containers
• Dryer fires
• Cooking fire safety

Diane Woods, Fire Prevention Officer, TCVFD

5. Nominations to Committee

Public Works Committee

Thomas Mazak

Ron Baltz

City Manager Grant Duffield

New Business

6. 1st Reading, Ord. No. 379, 4th Amendment to the Development Agreement between Drake-Gardendale, LLC (Gardendale Development Agreement) and the City of Tega Cay

City Manager Grant Duffield

7. RFATS/TEP Recommendation from Public Works Committee Concerning Sidewalk Projects

Operations Director Charlie Funderburk

8. Final Plat, Gardendale Phase 2, Pod “F”, Map 2

Chris Rice, Planning Director

9. City Manager’s Report

1. Financials
2. Duke Franchise Agreement
3. Catawba Park Update
4. New Trails (Hiking and Biking)
5. Summer Work program (3 started 2 on the way)
6. Diamond Head park Project
7. Monument Update
8. Dog Fountain donated by Piedmont Pet Hospital
9. 4th of July
10. Public Works routine park inspections along with street surveys
11. Beach area at B&SC
12. Signature Waste Collection and process for further collection

10. Council Comments

11. Public Comments

12. Executive Session (if requested)

13. Adjournment

A 24-year-old woman faces a domestic violence charge after police said she slapped a Tega Cay man and grabbed him in the crotch area because he was looking at a magazine that she did not approve of.

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Fort Mill attorney and school board member Michael Johnson said Tuesday he has decided not to run for the state House.

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Gold Hill Elementary won’t be accepting new students for next school year, Fort Mill School District officials decided.

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