North Myrtle Beach public meetings in 2021

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will hold a special meeting to consider several land-use items, including the annexation of a 0.6-acre parcel on Old Crane Road into the Bahama Island PDD, a major amendment to add eight park model campsites to the NMB RV Resort, and the first public hearing on a related development agreement. The commission will also review preliminary and final subdivision plats for new residential lots, including an 86-lot phase at Bell's Lake. These are recommendations that will be forwarded to City Council.

• Annexation and zoning designation Z-21-32: 0.6 acres on Old Crane Road, PIN 350-06-01-0139, from Horry County CFA to City PDD
• Major PDD amendment Z-21-33: add eight park model campsites to NMB RV Resort and Dry Dock in Bahama Island PDD
• First public hearing on development agreement for Z-21-33 and Bahama Island PDD revisions
• Preliminary plat SUB-21-103: four single-family lots at Madison and 19th Ave S
• Final plat SUB-21-104: 86 single-family lots, 21 townhouse lots, four duplex lots in Phase 2 of Bell's Lake

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission approved all agenda items unanimously (5-0), including the annexation and zoning designation for land on Old Crane Road, a major amendment to the Bahama Island PDD adding eight park model campsites, and three subdivision plats. The commission also held the first public hearing on the development agreement for the PDD amendment and recommended that City Council increase fees for park models to match other PDDs.

• Approved annexation and zoning designation Z-21-32 for 0.6 acres on Old Crane Road (5-0)
• Approved major PDD amendment Z-21-33 for Bahama Island PDD adding eight park model campsites (5-0)
• Held first public hearing on development agreement for Z-21-33; recommended Council adopt $1,100 Beach Access Fee and $200 Park and Recreation Enhancement Fee per park model
• Approved preliminary subdivision plat SUB-21-103 for four single-family lots at Madison and 19th Ave. S. (5-0)
• Approved final subdivision plat SUB-21-89 for four single-family lots at Madison and 19th Ave. S. (5-0)
• Approved final subdivision plat SUB-21-104 for 86 single-family lots, 21 townhouse lots, four duplex lots in Phase 2 of Bell's Lake (5-0)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is meeting in executive session to receive a legal briefing regarding a potential property acquisition. No formal decisions or public discussions are scheduled; the agenda consists solely of this closed session.

• Executive session for legal briefing on potential property acquisition

The North Myrtle Beach City Council met in executive session for a legal briefing on a potential property acquisition. No votes were taken during the session, and the meeting adjourned shortly after returning to open session.

• Held executive session for legal briefing on potential property acquisition (6-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on six variance applications. These include requests to reduce rear, front, and side yard setbacks, exceed impervious surface limits, and reduce parking requirements. The board will also consider minutes and other routine communications.

• Variance #33-21: reduce rear yard setback for warehouse addition at 2500 Highway 17 South (HC District)
• Variance #38-21: exceed impervious surface limit at 703 41st Avenue South (R-1 District)
• Variance #39-21: reduce front setback at 177 Palmetto Harbor Drive (R-1B District)
• Variance #40-21: reduce side yard setback at 4725 Surf Street (R-4 District)
• Variance #42-21: one parking space variance at 1006 Surf Pointe Drive (PDD District)

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved three variances and postponed one. Variance #38-21 was postponed to allow the applicant to explore removing concrete. Variances #39-21, #40-21, and #41-21 were approved unanimously. Variance #42-21 was withdrawn by the applicant.

• Approved Variance #39-21 for a 20' front setback at 177 Palmetto Harbor Drive (7-0)
• Approved Variance #40-21 for a 1/2 inch side yard setback reduction at 4725 Surf Street (7-0)
• Approved Variance #41-21 for a rear yard setback reduction from 20' to 15' at 708 34th Avenue South (7-0)
• Postponed Variance #38-21 for impervious surface increase at 703 41st Avenue South to next meeting (7-0)
• Withdrawn: Variance #42-21 for parking space variance at 1006 Surf Pointe Drive
• Approved minutes of November 11, 2021 meeting (7-0)

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider several land-use items, including final subdivision plats, annexations, and planned development district amendments. Staff has requested postponement of three items related to the Bahama Island PDD and one annexation. The commission will also hold first public hearings on development agreements for the Bahama Island PDD and the Sandridge Tract.

• Final plat SUB-21-86: 120 single-family lots in Chestnut Greens Phase 1B
• Final plat SUB-21-97: 57 townhouse lots in Barefoot Townhomes, Barefoot Resort PDD
• Annexation Z-21-32: ±0.6 acres on Old Crane Road, requested PDD zoning (postponement requested)
• First public hearing: Development Agreement for Bahama Island PDD amendment (8 park model campsites) (postponement requested)
• First public hearing: Sandridge Tract Master Development Agreement amendment, includes $180,000 fee for Champions Boulevard Extension

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold its regular meeting on December 6, 2021, covering routine approvals, a second reading to delay the plastic bag ban, and several first readings on rezoning and annexation requests. The most consequential item is a resolution to potentially contribute $1.7 million toward I-73 funding.

• Resolution to contribute $1.7 million toward I-73 funding
• Second reading to change effective date of single-use carryout bag ban
• Rezone 9.28 acres near 17 Avenue South from R-4 to RC
• Annex and zone 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive
• Annex and zone 5.12 acres at terminus of Wyndell Drive

The City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance to rezone 9.28 acres near 17th Avenue South from R-4 to RC, passing 4-3 with Mayor Pro Tempore Baldwin, Councilman Collins, and Councilman Thomas voting nay. The decision followed extensive public comment, with many residents and the Planning Commission recommending denial. The Council also approved several other items unanimously, including the 2022 meeting schedule, an amendment to the single-use bag ban, a resolution on I-73 funding, and multiple annexations and rezoning requests.

• Approved 2022 City Council meeting schedule 7-0.
• Approved amendment to Ordinance 19-22 changing effective date of single-use carryout bag ban 7-0.
• Approved resolution on I-73 funding contribution, amended to specify Horry County and cities within it, 7-0.
• Approved first reading of rezoning 9.28 acres near 17th Avenue South from R-4 to RC 4-3.
• Approved first reading of annexation and zoning for 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive 7-0.
• Approved first reading of annexation and zoning for 5.12 acres at terminus of Wyndell Drive 7-0.
• Approved first reading of rezoning 0.75 acres on Old Crane Road from R-1 to R-1A 7-0.
• Approved first reading of annexation and zoning for 0.44 acres on Cenith Drive 7-0.

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is meeting in executive session for a legal briefing concerning Horry County Ordinance #86-06 regarding Ride II funds. The agenda contains only this item, along with procedural notes on public comment and meeting conduct.

• Executive session legal briefing on Horry County Ordinance #86-06 regarding Ride II funds

The City Council met in executive session for legal briefings on Horry County Ordinance #86-06 regarding Ride II funds, the Bahama Island PUD/PDD, a lawsuit against Horry County, and the noise ordinance. The motion to enter executive session passed 6-0. No votes were taken during the session, and the meeting adjourned at 2:45 PM.

• Approved motion to enter executive session for legal briefings (6-0).
• Held executive session on Ride II funds, Bahama Island PUD/PDD, lawsuit vs. Horry County, and noise ordinance.
• Took no votes during executive session.
• Adjourned meeting at 2:45 PM.

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is meeting in executive session to receive legal briefings on several matters, including Horry County Ordinance #86-06 regarding Ride II funds, the Bahama Island PUD/PDD, a lawsuit involving the City of Myrtle Beach against Horry County, and the noise ordinance. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the agenda is limited to legal discussions.

• Legal briefing on Horry County Ordinance #86-06 regarding Ride II funds
• Legal briefing on Bahama Island PUD/PDD
• Legal briefing on lawsuit City of Myrtle Beach v. Horry County, 2019-CP-26-01732
• Legal briefing on noise ordinance

The City Council met in executive session for legal briefings on Horry County Ordinance #86-06 regarding Ride II funds, the Bahama Island PUD/PDD, a lawsuit against Horry County, and the noise ordinance. The motion to enter executive session passed 6-0. No votes were taken during the session, and the meeting adjourned at 2:45 PM.

• Approved motion to enter executive session (6-0) for legal briefings on four topics
• Held legal briefing on Horry County Ordinance #86-06 regarding Ride II funds
• Held legal briefing on Bahama Island PUD/PDD
• Held legal briefing on lawsuit City of Myrtle Beach v. Horry County (2019-CP-26-01732)
• Held legal briefing on noise ordinance
• No votes taken during executive session

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a workshop to discuss the use of kayaks at the 53rd Avenue North Cherry Grove Park and Boat Ramp. This is a discussion item only, with no formal vote scheduled. The agenda includes procedural details for attendees, including COVID-19 protocols and public comment rules.

• Discussion on kayak use at 53rd Avenue North Cherry Grove Park and Boat Ramp

The City Council held a workshop to discuss issues with kayak companies using the 53rd Avenue North Cherry Grove Park and Boat Ramp. No formal decisions were made, but the Council directed staff to draft options for managing the companies, including limiting the number allowed and possibly charging a launching fee. Public comments were heard from residents and business owners.

• Directed staff to draft options for managing kayak companies at the boat ramp
• Discussed possible launching fee for kayak companies
• Requested proposal to be ready for the summer season

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider several land-use items, including a major amendment to the Barefoot Resort Planned Development District (PDD) that staff recommends postponing, plus four annexation and zoning petitions and one rezoning request. The commission will make recommendations on these items, which will then go to City Council.

• Major PDD amendment Z-21-20 for Barefoot Resort Dye Club Villas (staff recommends postponement)
• Annexation & zoning Z-21-26: 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive to R-1
• Annexation & zoning Z-21-27: 5.12 acres behind Waterway Drive off Wyndal Drive to R-2
• Rezoning Z-21-28: 0.75 acres off Old Crane Road from R-1 to R-1A
• Annexation & zoning Z-21-29: 0.44 acres on Cenith Drive to R-1

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold a second reading of an ordinance to lease office space and authorize use of pool and other areas of the Aquatic and Fitness Center to McLeod Seacoast Hospital. They will also hold a first reading of an amendment to change the effective date of the ban on single-use carryout bags. Additionally, the council will administer oaths of office to newly elected officials and receive departmental reports for October 2021.

• Second reading: ordinance to lease space at Aquatic and Fitness Center to McLeod Seacoast Hospital
• First reading: amendment to Ordinance 19-22 changing effective date of single-use carryout bag ban
• Oaths of office for Mayor Marilyn Hatley and council members Nicole Fontana, Ray T. Skidmore III, and Bubba Collins
• Departmental monthly reports for October 2021 available online

The Council approved on first reading an ordinance amending the effective date of the single-use carryout bag ban from January 1, 2022 to July 1, 2022, with a 6-1 vote. The delay was approved after public comment and discussion about supply chain issues and the need for a community education committee. The Council also approved a lease agreement with McLeod Seacoast Hospital for office space and use of pool and other areas at the Aquatic and Fitness Center.

• Approved lease of office space and use of Aquatic and Fitness Center areas to McLeod Seacoast Hospital (7-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance delaying plastic bag ban to July 1, 2022 (6-1)
• Approved minutes of November 1, 2021 meeting (7-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board will consider several requests for property variances, including adjustments to setbacks and impervious surface limits. The meeting includes reviews for properties located on Highway 17 South, 41st Avenue South, and Palmetto Harbor Drive.

• Variance #33-21: Rear yard setback reduction for a warehouse addition at 2500 Highway 17 South
• Variance #37-21: Outdoor merchandise display variance at 4403 Hwy. 17 South
• Variance #38-21: Maximum impervious surface increase at 703 41st Avenue South
• Variance #39-21: Front setback reduction at 177 Palmetto Harbor Drive

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved minutes from two prior meetings and postponed three variance applications to the December meeting. One variance was withdrawn because the property came into compliance. No substantive decisions on variances were made.

• Approved September 9, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Approved October 14, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Postponed Variance #33-21 to December meeting
• Postponed Variance #38-21 to December meeting
• Postponed Variance #39-21 to December meeting (6-0)
• Withdrew Variance #37-21 as property came into compliance

City Council

The City Council is holding a workshop to discuss a presentation explaining why the city is ending cross-training of Fire Department personnel to Class 3 Law Enforcement Officer level and Police Officers to Firefighter 1 level. This is a discussion item only, with no formal vote scheduled.

• Discussion on ending cross-training of Fire Department personnel to Class 3 Law Enforcement Officer level
• Discussion on ending cross-training of Police Officers to Firefighter 1 level

City Council discussed and expressed support for a policy change to stop cross-training Fire Department personnel as Class 3 Law Enforcement Officers and Police Officers as Firefighter 1s. City Manager Mike Mahaney said the move would save about $100,000 annually on uniforms and equipment and roughly $500,000 in overtime for refresher training. Council agreed to use the savings for Public Safety personnel, with details to be discussed at the next budget retreat. No formal vote was taken; the meeting was a workshop.

• Supported ending cross-training between Fire and Police departments (workshop discussion)
• Agreed to direct savings toward Public Safety personnel
• Deferred specifics on savings use to next budget retreat

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will consider several items on its consent agenda, including adopting revised flood damage control standards and new FEMA flood maps, and leasing office space and pool areas at the Aquatic and Fitness Center to McLeod Seacoast Hospital. The meeting also includes a proclamation for Arbor Day and recognition of an officer of the month. No unfinished or new business is listed.

• Adopt revised flood damage control standards (second reading)
• Adopt revised FEMA Flood Insurance Study and Flood Insurance Rate Maps, effective December 16, 2021 (second reading)
• Lease office space and use of pool and other areas of Aquatic and Fitness Center to McLeod Seacoast Hospital (first reading)
• Approve annual North Myrtle Beach Christmas Parade
• Proclamation: Arbor Day, December 3, 2021 and Tree City USA Award

The North Myrtle Beach City Council approved all consent agenda items unanimously (7-0), including the annual Christmas parade, revised flood damage control standards, adoption of FEMA flood insurance rate maps effective December 16, 2021, and a first-reading ordinance to lease office space and pool areas at the Aquatic and Fitness Center to McLeod Seacoast Hospital. No other business was discussed.

• Approved annual Christmas parade (7-0)
• Adopted revised flood damage control standards (7-0)
• Adopted FEMA Flood Insurance Study and Rate Maps effective Dec 16, 2021 (7-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance to lease Aquatic and Fitness Center space to McLeod Seacoast Hospital (7-0)

City Council

The City Council voted 5-0 to deny a request to rezone 5.65 acres on Hill Street from R-3 to R-2, after hearing public opposition and despite the applicant's request to table the item. The council also approved the consent agenda, which included a proclamation, departmental reports, and several ordinances, all passed 5-0. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included an executive session with no votes taken.

• Denied rezoning of 5.65 acres on Hill Street from R-3 to R-2 (0-5)
• Approved consent agenda including Big Fish Shtick event, Chestnut Greens PDD amendment, Water Lilly Road closure, flood damage control standards, and FEMA flood map adoption (5-0)
• Approved minutes of October 4, 2021 meeting (5-0)
• Entered executive session for property acquisition discussion (5-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to consider six variance applications, including requests for swimming pools, setback reductions, tree removal, and a cargo lift. The board will decide on each variance, which may affect property owners and neighbors. Public comments are invited.

• Variance #28-21: swimming pool in front/side yard at 704 1st Avenue South (R-1)
• Variance #32-21: reduce rear setback at 1113 Marsh Cove Ct. (R-1B)
• Variance #33-21: reduce rear setback for warehouse addition at 2500 Highway 17 South (HC)
• Variance #34-21: remove 89 trees 24"+ near Hwy. 31 and Water Tower Road (PDD)
• Variance #36-21: rear setback for cargo lift at 1711 26th Avenue North (R-1)

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved several variances, including a swimming pool side-yard variance, a rear setback reduction for a home, a front yard setback variance for a mobile home, a cargo lift variance, and a variance to remove 89 trees in Grande Dunes North. One variance was postponed, and another was initially tabled but later approved with a reduced variance.

• Approved Variance #V28-21 for pool in side yard at 704 1st Avenue South (6-0)
• Approved Variance #V32-21 for 12-foot rear setback reduction at 1113 Marsh Cove Court (6-0)
• Postponed Variance #V33-21 for warehouse addition at 2500 Highway 17 South (6-0)
• Approved Variance #V35-21 for 10-foot front setback variance at 2706 Willow Drive (6-0)
• Approved Variance #V36-21 for cargo lift at 1711 26th Avenue North (5-1)
• Approved Variance #V34-21 to remove 89 trees in Grande Dunes North (6-0)

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider several subdivision plats, including the postponed Robber's Roost final plat creating 46 lots, a new 100-lot Chestnut Greens phase, and an annexation request. The meeting also includes consent items and a review of the September minutes.

• Final plat SUB-21-15 for Robber's Roost Phases 4D & 4E, 46 lots, with $1,455,214.69 letter of credit
• Final plat SUB-21-69 for Chestnut Greens Phase 1A, 10 single-family lots
• Annexation Z-21-25 of 5.12 acres off Wyndal Drive, zoned R2-A
• Preliminary plat SUB-21-51 for Chestnut Greens Phase 3, 100 lots

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold a regular meeting on October 4, 2021, starting with an executive session for legal briefings on the Cherry Grove Dredging Project and a lawsuit involving Bellamy Road. The public session includes consent agenda items, second readings of ordinances for Barefoot Resort developments and a noise ordinance, and first readings for a Chestnut Greens PDD amendment, a rezoning on Hill Street, and closing a portion of Water Lilly Road for the Park and Sports Complex expansion.

• Second reading: Noise ordinance amendment setting decibel limits and standards for obscene/profane/vulgar lyrics
• Second reading: Amendments to Barefoot Resort and Golf PDD and development agreements for Sea Glass II, Townhomes, and Villas Townhomes at Dye Estates
• First reading: Rezone 5.65 acres on Hill Street from R-3 to R-2
• First reading: Close and abandon a portion of Water Lilly Road for Park and Sports Complex expansion
• Consent agenda: Annexation and zoning for 0.58 and 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive

The City Council approved an ordinance amending the noise ordinance to set decibel limits and standards for obscene, profane, or vulgar lyrics, passing 6-0. The council also approved several development agreements and rezoning requests, including amendments to the Barefoot Resort PDD and the Parkway Group PDD. A rezoning request on Hill Street was postponed to the next meeting.

• Approved noise ordinance amendment with decibel limits and lyric standards (6-0)
• Approved Barefoot Resort PDD amendment for Sea Glass II (5-0, Mayor recused)
• Approved Barefoot Resort Development Agreement amendment for Sea Glass II (5-0, Mayor recused)
• Approved Barefoot Resort PDD amendment for Townhomes at Barefoot Resort (5-0, Councilman Baldwin recused)
• Approved Barefoot Resort Development Agreement amendment for Townhomes (5-0, Councilman Baldwin recused)
• Approved Barefoot Resort Development Agreement amendment for Villas Townhomes at Dye Estates (6-0)
• Approved Parkway Group PDD amendment for Waterside Section (6-0)
• Postponed rezoning of 5.65 acres on Hill Street from R-3 to R-2 (6-0)

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider a major amendment to the Chestnut Greens Planned Development District for the design of its entry feature and amenity center on Possum Trot Road, which was postponed at the September 7 meeting pending City Attorney review. The commission will also review a rezoning request and several preliminary and final subdivision plats for new residential developments. The meeting includes approval of minutes from September 7 and other procedural items.

• Major PDD amendment Z-21-21 for Chestnut Greens amenity center and entrance on Possum Trot Road
• Rezoning Z-21-23 of 5.65 acres at Hill Street and 24th Avenue North from R-3 to R-2
• Preliminary and final plats for Hunt Club Road dedication in Parkway Group PDD
• Final plat SUB-21-15 creating 46 lots in Robber's Roost PDD phases 4D & 4E
• Preliminary and final plats for 22 and 17 townhouse lots in Bell's Lake subdivision phases 1A and 1B

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will consider several ordinances and public hearings, including amendments to the noise ordinance, annexations on Cenith Drive, and multiple changes to the Barefoot Resort and Golf Planned Development District (PDD) for Sea Glass II, Townhomes, and Villas Townhomes at Dye Estates. The consent agenda includes property conveyances and a resolution on user fees.

• Noise ordinance amendment to set decibel limits and restrict obscene/profane/vulgar lyrics
• Annexation and zoning for 0.58 acres and 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive
• Barefoot Resort PDD amendments for Sea Glass II, Townhomes, and Villas Townhomes at Dye Estates
• Conveyance of 0.16 acres to HTC for fiber optic services
• Conveyance of 0.60 acres to Hillside Development, LLC for drainage easement

The North Myrtle Beach City Council approved several first-reading ordinances and public hearings related to the Barefoot Resort and Golf Planned Development District (PDD), including amendments for Sea Glass II, Townhomes at Barefoot Resort, and Villas Townhomes at the Dye Estates, all with 6-0 or 7-0 votes. The council also approved first readings for annexations on Cenith Drive and an amendment to the Waterside Section of the Parkway Group PDD. All consent agenda items, including a pre-annexation agreement and conveyances, were approved 7-0.

• Approved consent agenda items A-E (7-0), including pre-annexation agreement for Lot 28 Riverside Drive and conveyances to HTC and Hillside Development
• Approved first reading of Noise Ordinance amendment with decibel limits (7-0)
• Approved first reading of annexation for 0.58 acres on Cenith Drive (7-0)
• Approved first reading of Barefoot PDD amendment for Sea Glass II (6-0, Mayor recused)
• Approved first reading of Barefoot Development Agreement amendment for Sea Glass II (6-0, Mayor recused)
• Approved first reading of annexation for 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive (7-0)
• Approved first reading of Barefoot PDD amendment for Townhomes at Barefoot Resort (6-0, Councilman Baldwin recused)
• Approved first reading of Barefoot Development Agreement amendment for Townhomes at Barefoot Resort (6-0, Councilman Baldwin recused)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will vote on six applications for variances from standard zoning rules. The requests involve reducing yard setbacks, installing swimming pools in side yards, and modifying parking lot paving requirements. No new ordinances or budget items are on the agenda.

• Variance to reduce rear yard setback from 15 ft to 5 ft at 3908 Dunes Street
• Variance to reduce front yard setback from 20 ft to 10 ft at 2603 Camp Street
• Variance to install a swimming pool in a side yard at 704 1st Avenue South
• Variance to install a swimming pool in a side yard at 409 26th Avenue North
• Variance to encroach 7 ft into the rear yard setback at 1105 Marsh Cove Ct.

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved five variances, denied one, and tabled one. Approved variances include a reduced rear setback at 3908 Dunes Street (5-0), a reduced front setback at 2603 Camp Street (5-0), a rear setback encroachment at 1105 Marsh Cove Ct. (5-0), and a paving/curbing waiver for a parking lot at 708-710 18th Avenue South (5-0). A variance for a swimming pool at 704 1st Avenue South was tabled (5-0), and one for a pool at 409 26th Avenue North was denied (5-0).

• Approved Variance #V20-21 with 9-foot setback condition (5-0)
• Approved Variance #V25-21 for front setback reduction (5-0)
• Tabled Variance #V28-21 for pool placement (5-0)
• Denied Variance #V29-21 for pool placement (5-0)
• Approved Variance #V30-21 for rear setback encroachment (5-0)
• Approved Variance #V31-21 for paving/curbing waiver (5-0)

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider two Planned Development District (PDD) amendments: a major amendment to the Chestnut Greens PDD for an entry feature and amenity center on Possum Trot Road, and a minor amendment to the Avista PDD to replace a marquee sign with an electronic message board. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the August 17 meeting and other routine items.

• Major PDD amendment Z-21-21 for Chestnut Greens entry feature and amenity center on Possum Trot Road
• Minor PDD amendment Z-21-24 for Avista sign replacement (16 SF to 28 SF electronic message board)
• Approval of August 17 meeting minutes

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to hear one appeal and two variance requests. The appeal challenges a zoning decision about a cupola on a proposed home, and the variances seek permission to remove large trees on two properties. Public comment is invited.

• Appeal #A1-21: Tidewater Plantation Design Review Board appeals zoning decision on cupola at 4628 South Island Drive
• Variance #V26-21: Phillip Hornbeck seeks variance to remove trees over 24 inches in diameter at 10600 Highway 90
• Variance #V27-21: Mark Stoughton Jr. seeks variance to remove trees over 24 inches at 1170 Possum Trot Road

The Board of Zoning Appeals voted 6-0 to grant Appeal #A1-21, overturning the Zoning Administrator's decision that a cupola on a proposed home at 4628 South Island Drive was a necessary mechanical feature. The Board determined the cupola was not a necessary mechanical feature, allowing the Tidewater Plantation Design Review Board's denial to stand. The Board also approved two tree-removal variances with replacement requirements.

• Approved minutes of the August 12, 2021 meeting (6-0).
• Granted Appeal #A1-21, determining the cupola was not a necessary mechanical feature (6-0).
• Granted Variance #V26-21 to remove 1,072 inches of protected trees, requiring replanting or payment of $107,200 to the Tree Bank (6-0).
• Granted Variance #V27-21 to remove 408 inches of trees, requiring replanting or payment of $40,800 to the Tree Bank (7-0).
• Adjourned the meeting (7-0).

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider major amendments to the Barefoot Resort Planned Development District, including a townhome development on the former hotel site and revisions to the Villas Townhomes section. The commission will also hold public hearings on related development agreements and consider two annexation requests on Cenith Drive. Several items were postponed from the August 3 meeting.

• Major PDD amendment Z-21-7: Revises Barefoot Resort Villas Townhomes at Dye Estates, reducing density from 51 to 47 units on 5.1 acres at 2557 Pete Dye Dr.
• Major PDD amendment Z-21-15: Revises master plan for townhome development on former hotel site on Barefoot Resort Bridge Road.
• First public hearings on development agreements for PDD amendments Z-21-15, Z-20-20, and Z-21-7.
• Annexation Z-21-18: 0.58 acres on Cenith Drive (PIN 357-07-01-0008), requesting R-1 zoning.
• Annexation Z-21-19: 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive (PIN 357-02-04-0054), requesting R-1 zoning.

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold a regular meeting with an executive session to discuss a potential amendment to the Parkway PDD Development Agreement related to the Henry Road West tract and a legal briefing on the First Amendment. The consent agenda includes second readings for the Esperanza PDD revision to Hope Pointe PDD, a development agreement with NVR, Inc., and annexation of 0.75 acres on Old Crane Road. New business includes first readings for rezoning 5.65 acres on Hill Street, an amendment to the Waterside Section of the Parkway Group PDD, and land conveyances to HTC and Hillside Development, LLC.

• Rezone 5.65 acres on Hill Street from R-3 to R-2A (first reading)
• Amend Esperanza PDD to Hope Pointe PDD (second reading)
• Development agreement with NVR, Inc. for Hope Pointe PDD (second reading)
• Annexation and zoning for 0.75 acres on Old Crane Road (second reading)
• Convey 0.16 acres to HTC for fiber optic services; convey 0.60 acres to Hillside Development for drainage easement

The North Myrtle Beach City Council approved the Hope Pointe PDD (formerly Esperanza) with reduced density and a development agreement with NVR, Inc. A request to rezone 5.65 acres on Hill Street from R-3 to R-2A failed 0-6. An amendment to the Waterside Section of the Parkway Group PDD failed 3-3. The council also approved land conveyances to HTC for fiber optic services and to Hillside Development for a drainage easement.

• Approved Hope Pointe PDD amendment, reducing density from 375 to 250 units (6-0)
• Approved development agreement with NVR, Inc. for Hope Pointe PDD (6-0)
• Rezoning of 5.65 acres on Hill Street from R-3 to R-2A denied (0-6)
• Amendment to Waterside Section of Parkway Group PDD failed (3-3)
• Approved 0.16-acre conveyance to HTC for fiber optic services (6-0)
• Approved 0.60-acre conveyance to Hillside Development for drainage easement (6-0)
• Approved annexation and zoning for 0.75 acres on Old Crane Road (6-0)
• Approved ACSC and SOS Celebration of Life event (6-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to consider applications for setbacks, tree removals, and a zoning administrator appeal. These items involve specific requests for changes to development standards at various residential and vacant lot locations.

• Variance #V20-21: Reduce rear yard setback from 15’ to 5’ at 3908 Dunes Street
• Appeal #A1-21: Appeal regarding a proposed cupola at 4628 South Island Drive
• Variance #V25-21: Reduce front yard setback from 20’ to 10’ at 2603 Camp Street
• Variance #V26-21: Remove trees greater than 24” in diameter at 10600 Highway 90
• Variance #V27-21: Remove trees greater than 24” at 1170 Possum Trot Road

The Board of Zoning Appeals met and approved the July 8, 2021 minutes. All four agenda items—Variance #V20-21, Appeal #A1-21, and Variances #V25-21, #V26-21, #V27-21—were postponed to later meetings, with no substantive decisions made on the merits. The board also adjourned with a 4-0 vote.

• Approved minutes of July 8, 2021 meeting (5-0)
• Postponed Variance #V20-21 (rear setback reduction at 3908 Dunes Street) to allow applicant to submit a drawing (5-0)
• Postponed Appeal #A1-21 (cupola at 4628 South Island Drive) to next scheduled or special called meeting (4-0)
• Postponed Variance #V25-21 (front yard setback at 2603 Camp Street) at applicant's request
• Postponed Variance #V26-21 (tree removal at 10500 Highway 90) at applicant's request
• Postponed Variance #V27-21 (tree removal at 1170 Possum Trot Road) at applicant's request
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider a major amendment to the Parkway Group Planned Development District (PDD) to add plans and elevations to the approved Waterside home pattern book. The applicant has requested postponement of two Barefoot Resort PDD items—a townhome development on the former hotel site and a related public hearing—to the August 17 meeting. The commission will also approve minutes from the July 20 meeting.

• Major PDD amendment Z-21-17 for Waterside portion of Parkway Group PDD, adding plans/elevations to home pattern book
• Major PDD amendment Z-21-15 for Barefoot Resort, revising master plan for townhome development on former hotel site (postponement requested)
• First public hearing on development agreement for Barefoot Resort PDD amendment Z-21-15 (postponement requested)
• Approval of July 20, 2021 meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a rezoning request for two lots at the intersection of Hill Street and 24th Avenue North, changing from Mobile/Manufactured Home Residential (R-3) to Mid-Rise Multifamily Residential (R-2A). They will also consider amendments to the Barefoot Resort and Parkway Group Planned Development Districts, with postponement requests for both. The meeting includes approval of minutes from June 22 and other routine items.

• Rezoning Z-21-16: 5.65 acres at Hill Street and 24th Avenue North from R-3 to R-2A
• PDD Amendment Z-21-7: Barefoot Resort Villas Townhomes master plan, building footprint, elevations (postponement requested)
• PDD Amendment Z-21-17: Parkway Group Waterside home pattern book (postponement requested)
• Approval of June 22 meeting minutes

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold a second public hearing and consider first readings of ordinances for a development agreement with NVR, Inc. for the Hope Pointe PDD (formerly Esperanza PDD), an amendment to the PDD, and annexation of 0.75 acres on Old Crane Road. The consent agenda includes an appointment, a race permit, and annexation of 0.46 acres on Riverside Drive. The meeting also includes an executive session on a potential property acquisition and a legal briefing.

• Second public hearing and first reading for development agreement with NVR, Inc. for Hope Pointe PDD
• First reading to amend Esperanza PDD to Hope Pointe PDD
• First reading for annexation and zoning of 0.75 acres on Old Crane Road
• Consent agenda: annexation and zoning of 0.46 acres on Riverside Drive
• Consent agenda: approval for Run NMB Half and Flip Flop 5K Marathon on March 26, 2022

The North Myrtle Beach City Council approved a development agreement with NVR, Inc. for the Hope Pointe PDD (formerly Esperanza PDD) and passed an amendment renaming the PDD, both on first reading. The council also approved annexation and zoning for 0.75 acres on Old Crane Road and a consent agenda that included an appointment, a race event, and another annexation. No votes were taken in executive session, and the meeting included public comments on issues like music, golf carts, and short-term rentals.

• Approved consent agenda: appointed Emily Tinsley to Tree City Board, approved Run NMB races for March 26, 2022, and annexed 0.46 acres on Riverside Drive (6-0).
• Held public hearing on Hope Pointe PDD development agreement with NVR, Inc.; no public comment.
• Approved first reading of development agreement between City and NVR, Inc. for Hope Pointe PDD (6-0).
• Approved first reading of ordinance amending Esperanza PDD to Hope Pointe PDD, with discussion on 'amenity center' wording and a scrivener's error correction (6-0).
• Approved first reading of annexation and zoning for 0.75 acres on Old Crane Road (6-0).
• Approved minutes from June 21, July 7, and July 14, 2021 meetings (6-0).
• Entered executive session for property acquisition and First Amendment legal briefing; no votes taken.
• Adjourned at 8:03 PM.

City Council

The City Council is holding a workshop to discuss a proposed amendment to the Barefoot Resort Planned Development District (PDD) for townhomes at the former Wyndham hotel site. The amendment involves a development agreement among the City, Vermex Hotels LLC, and Pulte Home Company, LLC, and includes provisions for fees in lieu of park and beach access parking. No final decision is being made at this workshop; it is a discussion item.

• Proposed amendment to Barefoot Resort PDD for townhomes at former Wyndham hotel site
• Development agreement among City, Vermex Hotels LLC, and Pulte Home Company, LLC
• 55 to 58 residential townhome units to be constructed
• Park Enhancement Fee of $200 per unit or $11,000 aggregate
• Beach Access Parking Fee of $1,100 per unit or $60,500 aggregate

The City Council held a workshop to discuss the proposed townhome development at the former Wyndham hotel site in Barefoot Resort. No formal votes were taken. Council members, staff, and the developer's attorney discussed design, parking, a potential pool amenity, and rental restrictions, with the Council requesting more upscale designs and a landscape buffer. Public comments raised concerns about the project's fit with the neighborhood and traffic.

• Discussed the Barefoot Resort PDD townhome project at the former Wyndham hotel site.
• Agreed the developer should submit designs with more aesthetic and upscale appeal.
• Expressed the need for a berm and landscape buffer.
• Discussed the need for additional parking and a possible pool amenity.
• Noted a discrepancy between the PDD's 6-month minimum rental period and the Development Agreement.
• Heard public comments from two residents with concerns about design, traffic, and pool access.
• Adjourned the workshop without taking formal action.

City Council

The City Council is holding a workshop to discuss a proposed amendment to the Barefoot Resort Planned Development District (PDD). The amendment would reduce the commercial component of the Town Center element and expand the Sea Glass Cottages portion. No formal vote is scheduled; this is a discussion item.

• Proposed amendment to Barefoot Resort PDD
• Reduction of commercial component in Town Center element
• Expansion of Sea Glass Cottages portion
• Public comment period limited to 30 minutes, 3 minutes per speaker

The City Council held a workshop to discuss proposed changes to the Planned Development District (PDD), including reducing the commercial component of the Town Center and expanding the Sea Glass Cottages portion. City staff and attorneys presented overviews of the site plan changes and the Development Agreement, noting that some language in the agreement was still under negotiation. No formal votes or decisions were made during the workshop; it was a discussion-only session.

• No formal decisions or votes were taken at the workshop.
• Discussed reducing the commercial component of the Town Center element of the PDD.
• Discussed expanding the Sea Glass Cottages portion of the PDD.
• Confirmed the traffic light would be city-controlled, not owned by SCDOT.
• Noted the Development Agreement language was still in negotiations.

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission is meeting to consider several land-use items, including a major amendment to the Esperanza Planned Development District (PDD) that would create the Hope Pointe PDD, a rezoning request, and an annexation petition. The commission will also hold the first public hearing on a development agreement for the Hope Pointe PDD and review a final subdivision plat. These are decisions or discussions that will affect future development in the city.

• Major PDD amendment Z-21-6: Esperanza PDD to Hope Pointe PDD, reducing density from 375 to 250 dwelling units, off Little River Neck Road
• First public hearing on development agreement for Hope Pointe PDD (Z-21-6)
• Final subdivision plat SUB-21-30: converting Leah Jayne Lane from private to public right-of-way in Bungalows on 9th neighborhood
• Rezoning Z-21-10: 5.02 acres at Hill Street and 24th Avenue North from R-3 to R-2A
• Annexation Z-21-11: 0.75 acres on Old Crane Road, requesting R-1 zoning

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold second readings on ordinances setting the FY 2022 tax levy and adopting the FY 2022 budget, which are the main decisions at this meeting. They will also consider a first reading for annexation and zoning of 0.46 acres on Riverside Drive, and approve a 9-11 Memorial Event on the consent agenda. The agenda includes routine items like meeting minutes and departmental reports for May 2021.

• Second reading: ordinance setting tax levy for FY 2022
• Second reading: ordinance adopting FY 2022 budget
• First reading: annexation and zoning designation for 0.46 acres on Riverside Drive
• Consent agenda: approval of 9-11 Memorial Event
• Departmental monthly reports for May 2021 available online

The City Council approved the FY 2022 tax levy and budget ordinances on second reading, both passing 7-0. They also approved a consent agenda item for a 9-11 Memorial Event and a first reading for annexation and zoning of 0.46 acres on Riverside Drive. Public comments raised concerns about traffic safety and property maintenance, but no decisions were made on those topics.

• Approved FY 2022 tax levy ordinance (7-0)
• Approved FY 2022 budget ordinance (7-0)
• Approved 9-11 Memorial Event consent agenda item (7-0)
• Approved first reading of annexation and zoning for 0.46 acres on Riverside Drive (7-0)

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider several items, including a waiver request for external access points at Grande Harbour Phase 2, a major amendment to the Esperanza PDD (Hope Pointe), and two final subdivision plats. The applicant has requested postponement of the PDD amendment and related public hearing. The meeting also includes consent items for final plats.

• External access waiver AW-21-01 for Grande Harbour Phase 2, Parcel B (60 units)
• Major PDD amendment Z-21-6 (Esperanza to Hope Pointe) off Little River Neck Road
• First public hearing on development agreement for Hope Pointe PDD
• Final plat SUB-21-30 converting Leah Jayne Lane to public right-of-way
• Final plat SUB-21-31 creating 8 lots off On Deck Circle in Park Pointe

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a special called meeting to conduct a public hearing on the proposed FY 2022 budget and to consider first readings of ordinances setting the tax levy and adopting the budget. The council will also enter executive session for a legal briefing on a proposed amendment to the Barefoot Resort Development Agreement related to the Sea Glass Cottages project. Other items include a proclamation honoring Maritsa Platis and approval of the 4th of July American Pride March.

• Public hearing on FY 2022 proposed budget
• First reading of ordinance setting tax levy for FY 2022
• First reading of ordinance adopting FY 2022 budget
• Executive session on Barefoot Resort Development Agreement amendment for Sea Glass Cottages
• Proclamation honoring Maritsa Platis, Miss U.S. International

The City Council approved the FY 2022 budget of $131 million and the accompanying tax levy ordinance on first reading, with Mayor Hatley confirming taxes were not raised. The council also approved the consent agenda item for the 4th of July American Pride March. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included a public hearing and comments on the budget and the proposed Sea Glass Cottages development agreement, which was discussed but not voted on.

• Approved FY 2022 budget ordinance on first reading (7-0)
• Approved FY 2022 tax levy ordinance on first reading, no tax increase (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda item: 4th of July American Pride March (7-0)
• Approved minutes from five prior meetings (7-0)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a special meeting to consider three items: an ordinance on transient parking in residential neighborhoods, a resolution to ratify certain Horry County ordinances, and an ordinance to reinstate the 1% hospitality fee and 1.5% accommodations fee. These are second readings or resolutions, meaning the council will be voting on them.

• Ordinance (second reading) on transient parking in residential neighborhoods
• Resolution to ratify and retroactively consent to certain Horry County ordinances
• Ordinance (second reading) to reinstate 1% Hospitality Fee and 1.5% Accommodations Fee

The North Myrtle Beach City Council held a special called meeting and approved three items, all by a 4-0 vote. They passed a second-reading ordinance restricting transient parking in residential neighborhoods, ratified a resolution consenting to certain Horry County ordinances, and approved a second-reading ordinance reinstating the 1% hospitality fee and 1.5% accommodations fee. Three council members were absent.

• Approved transient parking ordinance in residential neighborhoods (4-0)
• Ratified resolution consenting to certain Horry County ordinances (4-0)
• Approved reinstatement of 1% hospitality fee and 1.5% accommodations fee (4-0)

City Council

The council unanimously approved all consent agenda items, including appointments, event approvals, and several zoning ordinance amendments. The only substantive debate was on the Barefoot Resort PDD amendment, which was postponed to June 21, 2021, after concerns about design and community input. No other new business was discussed.

• Approved consent items A-C: Tom Edwards appointment, Music on Main, 4th of July (7-0)
• Approved parking fee exception amendment (7-0)
• Approved annexation of 10 acres on Water Tower Road (7-0)
• Approved small cell facilities zoning amendments (7-0)
• Approved R-1/R-1A lot width amendments (7-0)
• Postponed Barefoot Resort PDD amendment to June 21, 2021 (7-0)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a special called meeting with a single substantive item: the first reading of an ordinance addressing transient parking in residential neighborhoods. The agenda also includes procedural items such as roll call, public comment, and rules for recording.

• First reading of ordinance on transient parking in residential neighborhoods
• Public comment period limited to 30 minutes, 3 minutes per speaker
• Masks and 6-foot social distancing required in Council Chambers

The City Council held a special called meeting and approved, on first reading, an ordinance addressing transient parking in residential neighborhoods. The vote was unanimous at 7-0. No other substantive business was conducted.

• Approved transient parking ordinance in residential neighborhoods, first reading (7-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on nine variance applications, ranging from tree removal and swimming pool placement to sign installation and setback reductions. The board will also swear in a new member and approve the previous meeting's minutes.

• Variance to remove 48-inch oak tree at 1137 Marsh View Drive
• Variance to remove 36-inch tree at 2704 Ships Wheel Drive
• Variance for pool in side yard at 2353 Hill Street
• Variance for pool in front yard at 1908 Holly Drive
• Variance to reduce side yard setback from 5' to 2' at 513 3rd Avenue South

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved seven variances, including tree removals, pool placements, a sign, and a balcony, and denied one variance for a storage shed setback reduction. All decisions were made with 7-0 votes, except one 6-0 vote. The board also administered the oath of office to a new member and approved prior meeting minutes.

• Approved Variance #V12-21 to remove 48-inch oak tree at 1137 Marsh View Dr (7-0)
• Approved Variance #V17-21 to remove 24-inch oak tree at 920 Marsh View Dr (7-0)
• Approved Variance #V13-21 for tree removal at 2704 Ships Wheel Dr with 36-inch replacement or $3,600 Tree Bank payment (7-0)
• Approved Variance #V14-21 for pool placement at 2353 Hill St (7-0)
• Approved Variance #V15-21 for pool in front yard at 1908 Holly Dr with landscape buffer (6-0)
• Approved Variance #V16-21 for second sign at 3914 Highway 17 S (7-0)
• Denied Variance #V18-21 for storage shed setback reduction at 513 3rd Ave S (7-0)
• Approved Variance #V19-21 for balcony at 318 47th Ave N (7-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on eight variance applications. These include requests to remove trees, place swimming pools, and adjust setback requirements. The board will decide whether to grant these variances from the city's zoning regulations.

• Variance to remove 48-inch oak tree at 1137 Marsh View Drive
• Variance to remove 36-inch tree at 2704 Ships Wheel Drive
• Variance for swimming pool in side yard at 2353 Hill Street
• Variance for swimming pool in front yard at 1908 Holly Drive
• Variance to reduce side yard setback from 5' to 2' at 513 3rd Avenue South

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved seven variances, including tree removals, pool placements, a second sign, and a balcony, and denied one variance for a storage building. All votes were unanimous except one 6-0 approval. The denied request was for a reduced setback for a storage shed at 513 3rd Avenue South.

• Approved Variance #V12-21 to remove 48-inch oak tree at 1137 Marsh View Drive (7-0)
• Approved Variance #V17-21 to remove 24-inch oak tree at 920 Marsh View Drive (7-0)
• Approved Variance #V13-21 for after-the-fact tree removal at 2704 Ships Wheel Drive (7-0)
• Approved Variance #V14-21 for swimming pool in side yard at 2353 Hill Street (7-0)
• Approved Variance #V15-21 for swimming pool in front yard at 1908 Holly Drive (6-0)
• Approved Variance #V16-21 for second building sign at 3914 Highway 17 South (7-0)
• Denied Variance #V18-21 for reduced setback for storage building at 513 3rd Avenue South (7-0)
• Approved Variance #V19-21 for front balcony at 318 47th Avenue North (7-0)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a workshop to discuss a proposed ordinance that would regulate transient parking in residential neighborhoods. The meeting includes a public comment period with specific rules for speakers and social distancing protocols.

• Discussion of proposed ordinance regulating transient parking in residential neighborhoods
• Public comment period limited to 30 minutes, each speaker 3 minutes
• Masks required and social distancing observed in Council Chambers

The City Council held a workshop to discuss a proposed short-term rental parking ordinance, focusing on definitions of transient parking and potential exemptions for HOA-managed properties. No formal vote was taken; the Council directed staff and attorneys to refine the language, with a first reading scheduled for May 14, 2021.

• Discussed short-term rental parking ordinance, no vote taken
• Directed staff to reword transient parking definition
• Agreed attorneys would meet to review ordinance language
• Scheduled first reading for May 14, 2021

City Council

The City Council held a budget retreat to review the proposed FY 2022 budget, including general fund, capital projects, and enterprise funds. Staff presented plans for transportation, stormwater, parks expansion, and a new Emergency Operation Center. No formal votes were taken on the budget; the meeting was informational and procedural.

• Approved motion to recess to Wampee Conference Center (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting at 10:19 AM

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council and Planning Commission will hold a joint workshop to discuss several topics, including a financial analysis of the Del Webb community, a possible expansion of the RC District near 17th South and Ocean Boulevard, and Comprehensive Plan recommendations for conservation communities. They will also consider development on the east side of Water Tower Road and review the state's Housing Authorities Law. This is a discussion session, not a final decision-making meeting.

• Financial analysis of the Del Webb community
• Possible expansion of the RC District near 17th South and Ocean Boulevard
• Comprehensive Plan recommendations for conservation communities and future city expansion areas
• Development on east side of Water Tower Road across from Barefoot Resort
• Review of SC Code Section 31-3-10 et seq. (Housing Authorities Law)

This was a joint workshop between City Council and the Planning Commission, not a voting meeting. No formal decisions were made. Discussions covered city growth management, a proposed Emergency Operations Center, a 96-acre Park and Sports Complex expansion, a financial analysis of the Del Webb community, possible expansion of the RC District near 17th South and Ocean Boulevard, and Comprehensive Plan recommendations for conservation communities. Public comments addressed historic preservation, open space, and quality-of-life concerns.

• No formal votes or decisions were made at this workshop

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider two planned development district (PDD) amendments. One is a major amendment to the Barefoot Resort PDD, which the applicant has requested to postpone to the May 18 meeting. The other is a minor amendment to the Bahama Island PDD to replace three campsites with an indoor pool and meeting area at the North Myrtle Beach RV Resort and Dry Dock.

• Major PDD amendment Z-20-20 for Barefoot Resort: reduce commercial component of Town Center, expand Sea Glass Cottages; requested postponement to May 18
• Minor PDD amendment Z-21-9 for Bahama Island: remove three campsites, add indoor pool with meeting area and restrooms at 445 Bowline Blvd
• Staff reports no issues with the Bahama Island amendment from planning, zoning, public works, or fire marshal

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold an executive session for legal briefings on housing law, a lawsuit, and a development agreement, then consider consent agenda items and six new ordinances on first reading. These include transient parking in residential neighborhoods, an annual parking fee exception, annexation of 10 acres on Water Tower Road, amendments to the Barefoot Resort PDD, small cell facilities, and lot widths in R-1 and R-1A zones. The meeting also includes proclamations honoring Rev. Jim Mezick and monthly departmental reports.

• Executive session legal briefings on Housing Authorities Law, lawsuit Case #2021-CP-26-02401, and Crossroads Village Ventures development agreement
• Consent agenda: adoption of Hazard Mitigation Plan, appointment of Mendel Bell to Board of Zoning Appeals, second reading of zoning amendments and weapons ordinance amendment
• First reading: transient parking in residential neighborhoods ordinance
• First reading: annexation and zoning for 10.0 acres on Water Tower Road
• First reading: amendments to Chapter 23 regarding small cell facilities and lot widths in R-1 and R-1A

The City Council postponed the first reading of the transient parking ordinance to May 14, 2021, after public comments raised concerns about its scope and potential constitutional issues. A workshop was scheduled for May 12, and a special called meeting for May 14. The council also approved several other items, including the consent agenda, an annual parking fee exception, annexation of 10 acres on Water Tower Road, and amendments to zoning ordinances.

• Postponed transient parking ordinance first reading to May 14, 2021 (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including Hazard Mitigation Plan, appointment of Mendel Bell, and zoning amendments (7-0)
• Approved first reading of annual parking fee exception amendment (7-0)
• Approved first reading of annexation and zoning for 10.0 acres on Water Tower Road (7-0)
• Approved first reading of Barefoot Resort PDD amendment (7-0)
• Approved first reading of small cell facilities zoning amendments (7-0)
• Approved first reading of lot width standards in R-1 and R-1A (7-0)
• Approved minutes of April 19, 2021 meeting (7-0)

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will review several zoning items, including a petition to annex about 10 acres on Water Tower Road and zone it Medium-Density Residential (R-2), despite the Comprehensive Plan recommending lower-density zoning. They will also consider amendments to the Gator Hole and Barefoot Resort Planned Development Districts, and two zoning text amendments regarding small cell facilities and lot widths. The meeting includes a morning workshop and a regular session at 5:00 PM.

• Annexation and zoning designation Z-21-4 for 10 acres on Water Tower Road (PINs 359-08-03-0002 and 359-08-03-0003) from Horry County CFA to City R-2
• Minor PDD amendment Z-21-5 for Arby's building elevations at Gator Hole PDD
• Major PDD amendment Z-21-7 for Barefoot Resort Villas Townhomes in Dye Estates
• Zoning text amendment ZTX-21-2 to establish review process for small cell facilities
• Zoning text amendment ZTX-21-03 to reinstate lot width standards in R-1 and R-1A districts

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold a regular meeting with an executive session to discuss Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals appointments, and a potential sale of city property for a drainage easement. In open session, they will consider consent agenda items including approvals for summer events and a second reading of a residential rental cart fee adjustment. New business includes first readings of amendments to the zoning code (Chapter 23) and Chapter 16, Section 16-49. The meeting also includes public comment and adoption of prior minutes.

• Executive session: appointments to Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals
• Executive session: potential sale of City property in exchange for drainage easement
• Consent agenda: approve 2021 Summer Junior Lifeguard Camps, Take a Kid Surfing Day, BFF Pink Ribbon Run, Fourth Annual Kite Festival
• Ordinance second reading: residential rental cart fee adjustment
• Ordinance first reading: amendments to Chapter 23 (Zoning) and Chapter 16, Section 16-49

The North Myrtle Beach City Council unanimously approved several items, including the 2021 Summer Junior Lifeguard Camps, Take a Kid Surfing Day, BFF Pink Ribbon Run, Fourth Annual Kite Festival, and a residential rental cart fee adjustment. They also passed first readings of amendments to the zoning ordinance and Chapter 16, Section 16-49 to align with state code. No substantive decisions were made beyond these approvals.

• Approved 2021 Summer Junior Lifeguard Camps (7-0)
• Approved Take a Kid Surfing Day (7-0)
• Approved BFF Pink Ribbon Run (7-0)
• Approved Fourth Annual Kite Festival (7-0)
• Approved residential rental cart fee adjustment (7-0)
• Approved first reading of zoning ordinance amendments (7-0)
• Approved first reading of Chapter 16, Section 16-49 amendment (7-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will vote on five applications for variances from zoning standards. The agenda includes requests to reduce setbacks for a home and a porch, allow a privacy fence, expand signage, and install a handicap ramp. All items are located in specific residential or commercial districts within the city.

• Variance #V7-21: Reduce front setback for home at 137 Palmetto Harbour Drive (R-1B District)
• Variance #V8-21: Reduce rear yard setback for screened porch at 1123 Doubloon Drive (PDD)
• Variance #V9-21: Allow privacy fence in side/rear yard at 2406 N. Ocean Boulevard (R-4 District)
• Variance #V10-21: Allow additional signage square footage at 250 Main Street (RC District)
• Variance #V11-21: Reduce side yard setback for handicap ramp at 5400 Little River Neck Road (PDD)

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals approved three variances (V7-21, V10-21, V11-21) and denied two (V8-21, V9-21) at its April 8, 2021 meeting. The board approved a front setback variance for a home at 137 Palmetto Harbour Drive, a signage variance at 250 Main Street, and a handicap ramp variance at 5400 Little River Neck Road. It denied a rear setback variance for a porch at 1123 Doubloon Drive and a privacy fence variance at 2406 N. Ocean Boulevard.

• Approved Variance #V7-21 for reduced front setback at 137 Palmetto Harbour Drive (4-0)
• Denied Variance #V8-21 for rear yard setback at 1123 Doubloon Drive (3-1)
• Denied Variance #V9-21 for privacy fence at 2406 N. Ocean Boulevard (4-0)
• Approved Variance #V10-21 for additional signage at 250 Main Street (4-0)
• Approved Variance #V11-21 for handicap ramp at 5400 Little River Neck Road (4-0)

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider three items: a zoning text amendment to allow duplex and multiplex in-common developments in the R-2A district, a waiver request for a single external access point at Grande Harbour Phase 2, and approval of a right-of-way dedication plat for a portion of Edge Drive. The commission will make recommendations on the zoning amendment and access waiver, and decide on the street dedication.

• Zoning text amendment ZTX-21-01 to allow duplex and multiplex in-common developments in R-2A district
• External access waiver AW-21-01 for Grande Harbour Phase 2, Parcel B (60 dwelling units) to allow one access point instead of two
• Street opening SO-21-01: approval of right-of-way dedication plat for .62 acres of Edge Drive
• All items are on the new business agenda; no consent items listed

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold its regular meeting, including consent agenda items on coronavirus recommendations, small wireless facility regulations, and a property exchange with UPS. It will also take second readings on two code amendments and a first reading on residential rental cart fee adjustment. The meeting includes an oath of office for a new councilmember and public comment.

• Resolution on coronavirus recommendations
• Ordinance (2nd reading) to regulate small wireless facilities in public rights-of-way
• Ordinance (2nd reading) to authorize property conveyance to UPS (BT-OH, LLC) in exchange for other property
• Ordinance (2nd reading) amending Article V, Sections 12-72 and 12-78 of city code
• Ordinance (1st reading) on residential rental cart fee adjustment

The City Council approved all agenda items, including a consent agenda with a coronavirus resolution, small wireless facility regulations, and a property conveyance to UPS. It also passed second readings for noise ordinance amendments and a first reading for a residential rental cart fee adjustment. The meeting included the swearing-in of new Councilmember Trey Skidmore.

• Approved minutes from March 15, March 19, and March 26 meetings (6-0).
• Approved consent agenda: coronavirus recommendations, small wireless facility ordinance, and UPS property conveyance (7-0).
• Approved second reading of noise ordinance amendment (Article V, Section 12-72) (7-0).
• Approved second reading of noise enforcement standards amendment (Article V, Section 12-78) (7-0).
• Approved first reading of residential rental cart fee adjustment ordinance (7-0).

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a special called meeting to consider extending the state of emergency and the related emergency ordinance, and to amend Ordinance #20-31 regarding face coverings. The council will also enter executive session to discuss property acquisition. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with standard public comment and recording rules.

• Declaration of extended state of emergency
• Extension of emergency ordinance
• Amendment to Ordinance #20-31 regarding face coverings
• Executive session to discuss property acquisition

The North Myrtle Beach City Council voted 2-4 against extending the state of emergency and the related mask ordinance, and also voted 2-4 against amending the face covering ordinance. The council then entered executive session to discuss a property acquisition, but no votes were taken. The meeting adjourned at 2:09 PM.

• Rejected extending the state of emergency and emergency ordinance (motion failed 2-4).
• Rejected amending Ordinance #20-31 regarding face coverings (motion failed 2-4).
• Held executive session for property acquisition discussion; no votes taken.

City Council

This is a special called executive session of the North Myrtle Beach City Council to discuss property acquisition. The agenda contains only this single item, with no other business or public hearings listed. The meeting is closed to the public, though public comment rules are noted for future meetings.

• Executive session to discuss property acquisition

The City Council met in special session and immediately entered executive session to discuss a property acquisition. No votes were taken during the session, and the meeting adjourned shortly after returning to open session. The minutes record no substantive decisions.

• Entered executive session to discuss property acquisition (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting after executive session

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold a regular meeting with an executive session to discuss a potential property acquisition and legal briefing on Cherry Grove canal easements. The consent agenda includes resolutions for the 2021 Memorial Day Bike Week mutual aid agreements and conversion of Leah Jayne Lane, plus second readings for parasail franchise agreements, an annexation, and Grande Dunes development amendments. New business features first readings on a code amendment, small wireless facility regulations, and a property conveyance to UPS. Public comment is limited to 30 minutes with 3 minutes per speaker.

• Resolution to approve Mutual Aid Agreements for 2021 Memorial Day Bike Week
• Ordinance second reading: annexation and zoning for 2.47 acres on Riverside Drive
• Ordinance first reading: regulations for small wireless facilities in public rights-of-way
• Ordinance first reading: property conveyance to UPS (BT-OH, LLC) in exchange for other property
• Ordinance second reading: parasail and banana boat franchise agreements for Cherry Grove and Crescent Beach

The council approved the consent agenda (items A-E) and two separate items (F-G) unanimously, covering mutual aid agreements, a right-of-way conversion, franchise agreements, annexation, and development amendments. It also passed first readings for a noise ordinance enforcement amendment, small wireless facility regulations, and a property exchange with UPS. No substantive decisions were made beyond these approvals.

• Approved consent agenda items A-E (6-0): mutual aid agreements, Leah Jayne Lane conversion, parasail/banana boat franchises, Riverside Drive annexation
• Approved consent agenda items F-G (6-0): Grande Dunes North and Parkway Group PDD amendments
• Approved first reading of noise ordinance enforcement amendment (6-0)
• Approved first reading of small wireless facilities ordinance (6-0)
• Approved first reading of UPS property exchange ordinance (6-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will review three applications for variances regarding setbacks, pool placement, and lot subdivision. These items involve requests to deviate from existing zoning requirements in residential districts.

• Variance #V4-21: Reduced rear setback for a proposed deck at 406 7th Avenue South
• Variance #V5-21: Placement of a swimming pool in the side yard at 1730 24th Avenue North
• Variance #V6-21: Subdivision of land into two lots with less than minimum width at 2804 Diane Circle

The Board of Zoning Appeals denied a variance to extend a deck at 406 7th Avenue South, citing no hardship to the land. It approved a variance for a swimming pool at 1730 24th Avenue North, contingent on a privacy fence, and approved a variance to subdivide a lot at 2804 Diane Circle, with deed restrictions on setbacks.

• Denied Variance #V4-21 (deck extension) 6-0, no hardship to the land.
• Approved Variance #V5-21 (pool placement) 6-0, with privacy fence contingency.
• Approved Variance #V6-21 (lot subdivision) 6-0, with deed restrictions on setbacks.
• Approved minutes of February 11, 2021 meeting 6-0.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider approving a major final subdivision plat for Phase 4C of the Robbers Roost Planned Development District, creating 30 single-family lots on 6.45 acres. The developer has posted a $874,547.50 letter of credit to guarantee required improvements. The meeting also includes approval of the February 16 minutes.

• Final subdivision plat SUB-21-13 for Robbers Roost Phase 4C, creating 30 lots on 6.45 acres
• Financial guarantee of $874,547.50 for required improvements
• Continuation of 40-foot public rights-of-way on Mary Read Dr and Jolly Roger Dr
• Approval of February 16, 2021 meeting minutes

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold its regular meeting on March 1, 2021, with an executive session to discuss a potential property acquisition. The consent agenda includes second readings for two annexations and a gender-inclusive language ordinance, plus a resolution for a lease amendment with Midcon Cable. New business features first readings for parasail and banana boat franchise agreements, an annexation on Riverside Drive, and amendments related to the Grande Dunes development. The council will also hold a second public hearing on the Grande Dunes North Section amendment.

• Annexation and zoning for 0.28 acres on 1st Avenue South (second reading)
• Annexation and zoning for 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive (second reading)
• Parasail and banana boat franchise agreements for Cherry Grove and Crescent Beach (first reading)
• Annexation and zoning for 2.47 acres on Riverside Drive (first reading)
• Amendments to Grande Dunes North Section and Parkway Group PDD (first reading and public hearing)

The North Myrtle Beach City Council approved several items, including second reading of annexations and a gender-inclusive language ordinance, first reading of parasail and banana boat franchise agreements for Cherry Grove and Crescent Beach, and an amendment to the noise ordinance. The council also approved first reading of amendments to the Grande Dunes Master Development Agreement, reducing density to 998 units and setting beach access parking fees. All votes were unanimous (6-0).

• Approved minutes from February 1, 10, and 17, 2021 meetings (6-0).
• Approved annexation and zoning for 0.28 acres on 1st Avenue South (6-0).
• Approved annexation and zoning for 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive (6-0).
• Approved ordinance amending code for gender-inclusive language (6-0).
• Approved third amendment to commercial lease with Midcon Cable (6-0).
• Approved first reading of parasail and banana boat franchise agreements for Cherry Grove and Crescent Beach (6-0 each).
• Approved first reading of annexation and zoning for 2.47 acres on Riverside Drive (6-0).
• Approved first reading of amendments to Grande Dunes Master Development Agreement and noise ordinance (6-0 each).

City Council

The City Council is holding a workshop to discuss the adoption of a Small Cell Code and a Wireless Telecommunication Facilities Code. The meeting includes a public comment period with specific rules, and attendees must follow social distancing and mask requirements due to COVID-19.

• Discussion on adopting Small Cell Code
• Discussion on adopting Wireless Telecommunication Facilities Code
• Public comment period limited to 30 minutes, 3 minutes per speaker
• Video recording and photography restricted to stationary positions
• Auxiliary aid requests must be made by calling (843) 280-5555 at least 24 hours before the meeting

The City Council held a workshop to discuss the adoption of a Small Cell Code and Wireless Telecommunication Facilities Code, with a presentation from Gunnerson Consulting. No formal decisions or votes were taken during the workshop; it was informational only. The discussion covered federal and state requirements, design standards, and cost recovery for small cell installations in public rights-of-way.

• No formal decisions or votes taken; workshop was informational only
• Discussed Small Cell Code and Wireless Telecommunication Facilities Code adoption
• Heard presentation from Gunnerson Consulting on small cell regulations
• No public comments received

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and make a recommendation on a petition to annex approximately 2.47 acres on Riverside Drive into the city and zone it R-1 (Single-Family Residential Low-Density). The property is currently unincorporated and zoned MSF 10 by Horry County. The commission's recommendation will be forwarded to City Council for final action.

• Annexation and zoning petition Z-21-2 for 2.47 acres on Riverside Drive (PINs 311-16-04-0005 and 311-16-04-0006)
• Requested zoning change from Horry County MSF 10 to City of North Myrtle Beach R-1
• Property owner: Mark Delp
• Public hearing on the annexation and zoning request
• Discussion on hot topics for planning commissioners

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to consider two variance requests: one for a fence in a coastal zone and one for extra parking at a medical office. Two previously listed variances have been withdrawn, and one old business item is moot because the RV has been removed. The meeting will also include approval of prior minutes and communications.

• Variance #V2-21: six-foot fence in side yard within Coastal Protection Overlay Zone at 2406 North Ocean Blvd.
• Variance #V3-21: exceed maximum parking spaces for proposed medical office at 1447 Bellamy Road.
• Variance #V41-20: RV storage at 1103 24th Avenue South — no longer needed, RV removed.
• Variance #V1-21: rear setback reduction at 5614 Whistling Duck Drive — withdrawn by applicant.

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance allowing a 6-foot solid fence in the side yard at 2406 North Ocean Blvd, despite the ordinance's 3-foot height limit, citing public safety concerns. The board also approved a variance for 19 additional parking spaces at a proposed medical office on Bellamy Road, and two other variance requests were withdrawn or deemed unnecessary.

• Approved Variance #V2-21 for 6-foot solid fence at 2406 North Ocean Blvd (5-1)
• Approved Variance #V3-21 for 19 additional parking spaces at 1447 Bellamy Road (6-0)
• Variance #41-20 for RV storage at 1103 24th Avenue South withdrawn by applicant
• Variance #V1-21 for rear setback at 5614 Whistling Duck Drive withdrawn by applicant
• Approved minutes of November 12, 2020 meeting (6-0)
• Approved minutes of December 10, 2020 meeting (5-0, 1 abstention)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a special meeting to consider approving a settlement agreement in the hospitality fee litigation (Civil Number 2019-CP-26-01732). The agenda includes an executive session for a legal briefing on the settlement, followed by a resolution to approve and authorize its execution.

• Resolution 21-01 to approve settlement in hospitality fee litigation
• Executive session legal briefing on settlement agreement
• Public comment period limited to 30 minutes, 3 minutes per speaker

The City Council unanimously approved a settlement agreement in the hospitality fee litigation (Civil Number 2019-CP-26-01732) and authorized its execution. The vote was 6-0. The council also held an executive session for a legal briefing on the settlement, during which no votes were taken.

• Approved settlement agreement in hospitality fee litigation (6-0)
• Authorized execution of the settlement agreement (6-0)

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will hold the first of two public hearings on a major amendment to the Parkway Group Planned Development District (PDD). The proposal, known as Grande Dunes North, would revise the former Waterway Hills Village at Grande Dunes by removing previously approved multi-family units and reducing the total density from 1,216 to 998 dwelling units. The commission will also consider a related development agreement for the project, located off Water Tower Road.

• Major PDD amendment Z-21-1 for Grande Dunes North, reducing density from 1,216 to 998 dwelling units
• First public hearing on a Development Agreement associated with the PDD amendment
• Proposal removes 336 multi-family apartments from the plan
• Project site is 238.74 acres at the former Waterway Hills Golf Club location
• Planning Commission will make a recommendation to City Council for its March 1 meeting

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold first readings on three ordinances: amending the city code for gender-neutral language, and annexing two small parcels (0.28 acres on 1st Avenue South and 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive) with zoning designations. The agenda also includes approval of minutes, departmental reports for December 2020, and a public comment period.

• First reading: amend Code of Ordinances for gender-neutral language
• First reading: annexation and zoning for 0.28 acres on 1st Avenue South
• First reading: annexation and zoning for 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive
• Departmental monthly reports for December 2020 (finance, HR, IT, parks, planning, public safety, public works)

City Council approved first reading of an ordinance amending the Code of Ordinances to use gender-inclusive language, changing the original motion from 'gender neutral' to 'gender inclusive' at the mayor's request. The council also approved first readings for two annexation petitions with R-1 single-family residential zoning. All three items passed 5-0.

• Approved gender-inclusive language amendment to Code of Ordinances (5-0)
• Approved annexation and R-1 zoning for 0.28 acres on 1st Avenue South (5-0)
• Approved annexation and R-1 zoning for 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive (5-0)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a special called meeting to discuss extending the local state of emergency and the related emergency ordinance. The council will also receive a legal briefing on a potential amendment to the Master Development Agreement for the Grande Dunes North section of the Parkway PDD. The meeting includes public comment and follows COVID-19 protocols.

• Declaration of Extended State of Emergency
• Extension of Emergency Ordinance
• Legal briefing on potential amendment to Master Development Agreement for Grande Dunes North (Parkway PDD)

The City Council held a special called meeting and voted unanimously to approve two agenda items together: a declaration of an extended state of emergency and an extension of the emergency ordinance. The council also entered executive session for a legal briefing on a potential amendment to the Grande Dunes North section of the Parkway PDD, but no votes were taken in that session.

• Approved declaration of extended state of emergency (5-0)
• Approved extension of emergency ordinance (5-0)
• Held executive session for legal briefing on Grande Dunes North PDD amendment; no votes taken

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider a petition to annex about 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive into the city and zone it R-1 (Single-Family Residential Low-Density). They will also discuss the priority listing of capital improvement projects for FY2022, which includes items like beach renourishment and a new fire station. The meeting includes approval of minutes from January 5 and other routine business.

• Annexation and zoning designation Z-20-21 for 0.36 acres on Cenith Drive, PINs 357-07-02-0002 and 357-07-02-0003, from Horry County GR to City R-1
• Priority listing of capital improvement projects for FY2022, including $2,000,000 for oceanfront boardwalk 5th S to 5th N, $600,000 for Main St improvements, $150,000 for Parks & Rec master plan update
• Approval of meeting minutes from January 5, 2021

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider a petition to annex a 0.28-acre lot on 1st Avenue South and zone it R-1, plus two major preliminary subdivision plats: 46 lots in Robber's Roost PDD phases 4D/4E and 131 lots in Chestnut Greens PDD Phase One. The commission will make recommendations on the annexation and decide on the plats.

• Annexation & zoning Z-20-19: 0.28 acres at 1008 1st Ave. S, PIN 356-01-01-0016, requested R-1 zoning
• Preliminary plat SUB-20-42: 46 lots in Robber's Roost PDD phases 4D & 4E, 11.51 acres
• Preliminary plat SUB-20-48: 131 lots in Chestnut Greens PDD Phase One off Possum Trot Road
• FY2022 capital improvement projects priority listing to be discussed at morning workshop

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, a proclamation, and several consent agenda items. The council will also hold an executive session to discuss a lawsuit involving the city, a potential contract with Beam & Associates, and Planning Commission appointments. The consent agenda includes four annexation and zoning petitions and appointments to the Accommodations Tax Commission.

• Executive session: legal briefing on City of Myrtle Beach v. Horry County lawsuit (2019-CP-26-01732)
• Executive session: discussion of potential contract with Beam & Associates
• Consent agenda: annexation and zoning for 0.78 acres on Little River Neck Road
• Consent agenda: annexation and zoning for 1.02 acres and two 0.36-acre parcels on Cenith Drive
• Consent agenda: reappointments and one new appointment to Accommodations Tax Commission