A group of citizens will present plans on how to save a historic Rock Hill church to the city's board of aldermen tonight. 

The meeting will be held at Rock Hill City Hall at 320 W. Thornton Ave. at 7 p.m. The group, called the Save the Rock Hill Church Committee, recently launched a website on the project.

The Rock Hill Presbyterian Church was built in 1845. It sits on land currently owned by U-Gas, which is planning to build a gas station and convenience store.

At the last board meeting, aldermen approved a resolution accepting ownership of the church based on three conditions: 

• sufficient funds be raised to pay for the relocation, as well as upkeep of the property;
• a plan is developed on how the building would be used and the associated costs to maintain it;
• and a site is determined as to where to relocate the church.

Webster Groves Patch will provide an update on what the committee presents to the board later this week.

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