York County UCC Meeting - October 28, 2026

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2026

11:30am - 1:00pm

LOCATION CHANGE!

Meeting will be held at:

Rock Hill Sports & Event Center

326 Technology Center Way Rock Hill, SC

Large or oversize vehicles should park in the Thread parking lot - corner of W. White and Laurel St. Standard vehicles and pick-ups may use the parking garage on the corner of White St and Technology Center Way (no fee).

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AGENDA

Dig in – Fix your plate!

Thanks to our lunch sponsor – Blythe Development

Utility Forum - Pennies for Progress Project Updates - Patrick Hamilton

SCDOT Brief - ROW Permitting System - David Gamble

Get the Dirt – 811 Updates, LaDonna Trapp – SC811

Spill the Dirt – Open Discussion (Project Updates)

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THIS MEETING HOSTED BY: SCDOT

THIS MEETING SPONSORED BY: BLYTHE DEVELOPMENT

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The York County UCC meetings offer an opportunity for open discussion to develop strong working relationships. These partnerships benefit all contractors and utilities in coordinating projects and events.

What is a Utilities Coordinating Committee?

The local UCC brings together utilities, government agencies and utility-related contractors to:

• Share local project information and concerns
• Discuss safe work practices and damage prevention
• Stay informed about SC811 practices, laws and requirements
• Improve coordination between utilities and contractors

Who Should Attend?

Anyone involved in or interested in safe digging, safe work practices and preventing damage—including utilities, contractors, excavators, landscapers, locating companies, government agencies and others working around underground or overhead facilities.

How Will It Benefit You?

• Learn practical damage-prevention best practices
• Stay up to date on SC811 requirements and changes
• Hear about upcoming projects in the area
• Share your own upcoming projects
• Connect with local utilities and contractors
• Discuss challenges and opportunities to improve project coordination