Question 1 - Sales and Use Tax

Must a special one percent (1%) sales and use tax be re-imposed in Greenwood County for not more than seven (7) years to raise the amounts specified for the following purposes? 1. $10,586,521 for a Career Center to be built on or near the campus of Piedmont Technical College; 2. $21,109,172 for the implementation of a portion of the Greenwood County Fire Service Master Plan; 3. $13,883,718 for the design, construction, and/or equipping of the Greenwood County Public Safety Training Center; 4. $2,257,515 for the design, replacement and/or construction of a wastewater treatment facility within the service area of and/or serviced by the Ninety Six Commissioners of Public Works; 5. $1,611,879 for upgrades/improvements to Fire Station #1 owned by and located within the City of Greenwood; 6. $254,871 for upgrades/improvements to the amphitheater owned by and located within the Town of Ware Shoals; 7. $497,435 for upgrades/improvements to the Greenwood Community Theatre located within the City of Greenwood; 8. $1,250,511 for upgrades/improvements to the PALS Building owned by and located within the City of Greenwood; 9. $730,981 for upgrades/improvements to the West Cambridge Park owned by and located within the City of Greenwood; 10. $2,937,357 for upgrades/improvements to the North Greenwood Industrial Park including, but not limited to, the improvement of utilities and other services needed at or within the Industrial Park; 11. $6,968,327 for upgrades/improvements to the Public Works Facility owned by and located within the City of Greenwood; 12. $5,848,459 for upgrades/improvements to the interior and exterior of the facilities currently known as the Administrative Complex/Park Plaza and The Greenwood County Courthouse; 13. $586,600 for upgrades/improvements to the Grace Street Park owned by and located within the City of Greenwood; 14. $116,969 for upgrades/improvements to the interior and exterior of the facility currently serving as the center of operations for the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce; 15. $1,178,055 to complete a feasibility analysis pertaining to the design and/or construction of the Greenwood County Detention Center; 16. $4,745,913 to design and repair bridges located within Greenwood County, including but not limited to, the bridges located on: Bedford Road, Cowhead Creek Road, Dendy Bridge Road, Fairforest Drive, Jordan Road, Ridge Road, Scotts Ferry Road, Sumter Forest Road, and Watson Hill Road; 17. $7,505,080 for the implementation of an additional portion of the Greenwood County Fire Service Master Plan; 18. $339,728 for upgrades/improvements to the interior and exterior of the facility currently known as the Phoenix School, located in the Phoenix Community of Greenwood County; 19. $1,022,334 for recreational upgrades, including but not limited to, the public walking track, lighting, and security features, to the Jeff May Complex, owned and operated by Lander University; 20. $17,151,605 for design, construction, equipping, etc. of an indoor recreational facility to be owned and operated by the Greenwood County Parks and Recreation Department, to be located within, or around, the Wilbanks Sports Complex; 21. $922,129 for upgrades/improvements to the interior and exterior of the facility currently known as the Railroad Depot, owned by and located within the Town of Ninety Six; 22. $7,335,546 for upgrades/improvements to the South Greenwood Industrial Park including, but not limited to, the improvement of utilities and other services needed at or within the Industrial Park; 23. $681,518 for upgrades/improvements to the interior and exterior of the facility currently known as the Arts Center, owned by and located within the City of Greenwood and Greenwood County; 24. $1,621,296 for upgrades/improvements to the Greenwood County Recreation complexes, including but not limited to, Youngs Park (Ware Shoals), Larry Traynham Center (Ware Shoals), J.C. Fox Boozer Park (Ninety Six), and The Wilbanks Complex (Greenwood); 25. $935,363 for the development and implementation of a comprehensive plan to remediate stormwater issues in the area known as the Ninety Six Mill Village, located in the Town of Ninety Six; 26. $1,247,151 for the replacement/design and construction of wastewater lines within the service area of and/or serviced by the Town of Ware Shoals; 27. $6,267,377 for the relocation of utilities in conjunction with the widening of Highway 246, and other matters related thereto, in Greenwood County. An additional amount of $952,000 may be spent on costs relating to the Capital Project Sales Tax program, including the administration of the planning, acquisition, construction, or improvement of the above-listed projects.