North Myrtle Beach public meetings in 2024

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will hear three variance applications at this meeting. The board will consider requests for a side yard setback variance for a cargo lift at 338 46th Avenue North, front and side yard setback variances for a covered porch and addition at 704 Windy Hill Road, and a variance to increase maximum parking spaces from 26 to 44 for a development at 4350 Highway 17 South. The board will review evidence and public testimony before making decisions.

• Variance V29-24: Ann Walters requests a variance of the side yard setback for an existing cargo lift at 338 46th Avenue North (R-1 district).
• Variance V37-24: Stephanie Carroll requests variances of front and side yard setbacks to add a covered porch and side addition at 704 Windy Hill Road (R-1 district).
• Variance V38-24: Sarah Hamblin requests a variance to increase maximum parking spaces from 26 to 44 for a proposed development at 4350 Highway 17 South (HC district).

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved two variances and postponed one. Variance #V37-24 for a porch at 704 Windy Hill Road was approved 7-0 with conditions. Variance #V39-24 for Parker's Kitchen at 4350 Highway 17 South to increase parking from 26 to 44 spaces was approved 7-0 with conditions. Variance #V29-24 for a cargo lift at 338 46th Avenue North was postponed 5-2 to the next meeting.

• Approved Variance #V37-24 for front yard setback at 704 Windy Hill Road (7-0), with porch limited to 8' and steps on side
• Approved Variance #V39-24 for Parker's Kitchen parking increase to 44 spaces (7-0), with 18 pervious spaces and water system
• Postponed Variance #V29-24 for cargo lift at 338 46th Avenue North (5-2), applicant absent
• Approved minutes of November 14, 2024 meeting (7-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss amendments to the Gator Hole and Parkway Group Planned Development Districts. The body is also considering a new sketch plan requirement for major subdivisions to address tree removal.

• Public hearing for Development Agreement regarding Parkway Group PDD amendment Z-24-36
• Amendment Z-24-27 regarding signage for medical office use on 2nd Avenue North
• Text amendment STX-24-2 to create a sketch plan step for major subdivisions to address tree removal
• Corrective final subdivision plat SUB-24-33 for 62 residential lots in Phase One of Hope Pointe

City Council

The City Council will vote on second readings for several development agreements and zoning amendments. The body will also hold a first reading for a new annexation petition and updates to city ordinances regarding fees and zoning.

• Second reading for annexation and zoning of ±58.3 acres at Highway 22 and Highway 31
• Second reading for Palmetto Coast Industrial Park Phases Four and Five development agreement
• First reading for annexation and zoning of ±13.32 acres on Tom E Chestnut Road
• Proposed ordinance amendments for building reinspection fees and tree replacement value
• Approval of the 35th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Festival and Parade for March 15, 2025

City Council

The City Council holds a workshop with an executive session covering a potential contract with Cekra, Inc., a property acquisition, a Planning Commission appointment, and a legal briefing on the Interim City Manager position. Following the closed session, the Council will discuss short-term rentals. No formal votes are scheduled.

• Executive session discussion of a potential contract between the City and Cekra, Inc.
• Executive session discussion of a potential property acquisition
• Executive session discussion of an appointment to the Planning Commission
• Executive session legal briefing regarding the Interim City Manager position
• Public discussion on short-term rentals

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will decide on eight variance applications. Requests include setbacks for a cargo lift, generator, propane tank, and several tree removals, including one for the proposed Bahama Island RV Park.

• Variance for cargo lift side yard setback at 338 46th Avenue North (R-1 District)
• Variance for generator side yard setback at 2609 South Ocean Blvd (R-4 District)
• Variance to remove trees exceeding 24 inches at 1104 Palm Bay Drive and 875 Westport Drive
• Variance for propane tank rear yard setback at 609 21st Avenue North (R-1 District)
• Variance to remove trees for proposed Bahama Island RV Park at end of Bowline Boulevard

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a petition to annex approximately 13.32 acres on Tom E. Chestnut Road and zone it Single-Family Residential Low-Medium Density (R-1A). They will also hold the first public hearing for a development agreement related to a major amendment to the Parkway Group Planned Development District. Additionally, they will discuss amendments to building reinspection fees and tree mitigation bank replacement values. Old business includes a request to postpone the Gator Hole PDD amendment.

• Annexation & Zoning Designation Z-24-35: petition to annex ±13.32 acres on Tom E. Chestnut Road (PINs 357-02-03-0028 and 357-03-04-0004) requesting R-1A zoning
• First public hearing for Development Agreement associated with Major Planned Development District Amendment Z-24-36 (Parkway Group PDD) revising the Preserve
• Building Ordinance Text Amendment B-24-1: revision of reinspection fees in Chapter 6, Article I
• Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment Z-24-1: addressing replacement value of trees in the tree mitigation bank
• Old Business: Major PDD Amendment Z-24-27 (Gator Hole PDD) signage revision for medical office on 2nd Avenue North – request to postpone by applicant

City Council

The City Council will hold a closed executive session for legal briefings on a potential lawsuit, a contract with Mercer Group, and the interim city manager position. In open session, they will consider a consent resolution for a stormwater infrastructure agreement funded by ARPA, and multiple new business items including first readings for annexation and zoning of 58.3 acres, amendments to the Barefoot Resort and Parkway Group PDDs, and development agreements for Barefoot Lakes and Palmetto Coast Industrial Park phases four and five. A second reading for a PDD amendment at Wax Myrtle has been postponed by the petitioner.

• Consent resolution authorizing an ARPA Stormwater Infrastructure Program Agreement with the South Carolina Office of Resilience
• First reading for annexation and zoning designation of ±58.3 acres at Highway 22 and Highway 31
• Second public hearing and first reading for the Barefoot Lakes Development Agreement
• Second public hearing and first reading for the Palmetto Coast Industrial Park Phases Four and Five Development Agreement
• Postponement of the second reading for the Parkway Group PDD amendment at Wax Myrtle, Waterside

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a special called meeting to vote on a resolution approving a Transition and Release In Full Agreement between the city and City Manager Mike Mahaney. The resolution authorizes the mayor to sign the agreement on behalf of the city. This is the only business item on the agenda.

• Resolution to approve Transition and Release In Full Agreement between City Manager Mike Mahaney and the city, authorizing mayor to sign

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss the annexation of 58.3 acres and a development agreement for the Barefoot Lakes project. The body will also review amendments to the Barefoot Resort and Parkway Group planned development districts.

• Annexation and R-1 zoning request for ±58.3 acres at Highway 22 and Highway 31 (Z-24-24)
• Public hearing for the Barefoot Lakes development agreement
• Amendment to Barefoot Resort PDD for access to Marsh Glen Drive (Z-24-25)
• Amendment to Parkway Group PDD for Phases Four and Five of Palmetto Coast Industrial Park (Z-24-34)
• Public hearing for the Parkway Group PDD development agreement

City Council

City Council will hold second readings for several ordinances involving zoning amendments and land annexations. The meeting includes a proposal for a commercial distribution center and the reconveyance of streets to a private developer.

• Annexation and zoning for ±1.04 acres on Riverside Drive
• Annexation and zoning for ±0.86 acres on Riverside Drive (postponement requested)
• Reconveyance of Copper Creek Loop and Dunes Point Way to Meritage Homes of the Carolinas
• Amendment to Parkway Group PDD for a commercial uniform and business supplies distribution center
• Amendment to Intergovernmental Agreement with Horry County regarding Joint County and Industrial Park

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a meeting on October 10, 2024, to decide on five variance applications. The items include requests for setbacks, parking allowance, accessory structures, and tree removal. All interested parties may attend to express concerns.

• Variance #V27-24: side yard setback for addition at 2400 Bryan Street (R-3 district).
• Variance #V28-24: parking allowance for convenience retail at 10571 Park Village Drive (HC district).
• Variance #V29-24: side yard setback for cargo lift at 338 46th Avenue North (R-1 district).
• Variance #V30-24: swimming pool in front yard at 319 36th Avenue North (R-1 district).
• Variance #V31-24: tree removal exceeding 24 caliper inches at 1101 Anne Street (R-1A district).

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance allowing 37 parking spaces instead of the required 51 for a proposed convenience store and restaurant at 10571 Park Village Drive. It denied a variance to build a swimming pool in the front yard at 319 36th Avenue North. A variance to remove a large tree at 1101 Anne Street was approved with conditions, and a cargo lift variance was postponed.

• Approved parking variance #V28-24 for Parker's Kitchen (4-1)
• Denied pool variance #V30-24 for 319 36th Avenue North (6-0)
• Approved tree removal variance #V31-24 at 1101 Anne Street with replanting conditions (6-0)
• Postponed cargo lift variance #V29-24 to next meeting (6-0)
• Withdrawn variance #V27-24 for storage building at 2400 Bryan Street (6-0)
• Approved minutes of September 12, 2024 meeting (5-0, one abstention)

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled meeting and workshop of the North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission for October 8, 2024, have been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a lack of new and old business.

City Council

The City Council will hold second readings on several development-related ordinances, including amendments to the Parkway Group Planned Development District (Wax Myrtle at Waterside), changes to land development regulations addressing illegal subdivisions, and revisions to the Bahama Island development agreement. First readings will consider annexation and zoning for two parcels on Riverside Drive (1.04 and 0.86 acres), reconveyance of streets and drainage in Waterside to Meritage Homes, and an amendment to the intergovernmental agreement with Horry County for the Joint County and Industrial Park. An executive session is scheduled to discuss a potential land acquisition.

• Second reading: Amendment to Parkway Group PDD revising neighborhood three (Wax Myrtle) at Waterside
• Second reading: Amendments to Chapter 20 addressing building permits for illegal subdivisions
• Second reading: Amendment to Bahama Island Development Agreement revising access and offsite improvements
• First reading: Annexation and zoning for ±1.04 acres on Riverside Drive
• First reading: Reconveyance of Copper Creek Loop and Dunes Point Way streets and drainage to Meritage Homes of the Carolinas

City Council

The City Council will vote on two resolutions: one to approve a formal notice of removal for the City Manager, and another to place the City Manager on paid administrative leave pending a final removal decision, naming Assistant City Manager Ryan Fabbri as Acting City Manager. The meeting begins with an executive session for a legal briefing on the removal process.

• Resolution to approve Notice of Removal of the City Manager under SC Code §5-13-70
• Resolution to place City Manager on paid administrative leave pending final decision
• Appointment of Assistant City Manager Ryan Fabbri as Acting City Manager

Planning Commission

The commission will consider requests to postpone three items related to the Barefoot Lakes development (annexation, PDD amendment, and public hearing) for further coordination with the Barefoot Resort Residential Association. New business includes two small annexations on Riverside Drive, a street renaming from 7th Street to Roller Coaster Lane, and a preliminary subdivision plat off Champions Boulevard.

• Annexation & zoning designation Z-24-24 for ±58.3 acres at Highway 22 and Highway 31 (postponement requested)
• Major PDD amendment Z-24-25 for Barefoot Resort to connect to Barefoot Lakes via Marsh Glen Drive (postponement requested)
• Annexation & zoning Z-24-32 for ±1.04 acres on Riverside Drive (new business)
• Street renaming SN-24-1 from 7th Street to Roller Coaster Lane (new business)
• Preliminary subdivision plat SUB-23-94 creating two lots off Champions Boulevard (new business)

The Planning Commission approved two annexation and zoning requests on Riverside Drive (Z-24-32 and Z-24-33), a street renaming from 7th Street to Roller Coaster Lane, and a preliminary subdivision plat off Champions Boulevard. All other items were postponed to the October 8, 2024 meeting, including the Barefoot Lakes annexation and related development agreement, and amendments to the Barefoot Resort and Gator Hole PDDs.

• Approved annexation and R-1 zoning for ±1.04 acres on Riverside Drive (Z-24-32) (6-0)
• Approved annexation and R-1 zoning for ±0.86 acres on Riverside Drive (Z-24-33) (6-0)
• Approved street renaming from 7th Street to Roller Coaster Lane (SN-24-1) (6-0)
• Approved preliminary subdivision plat SUB-23-94 off Champions Boulevard (6-0)
• Postponed annexation and zoning Z-24-24 (Barefoot Lakes) to October 8 (6-0)
• Postponed major PDD amendment Z-24-25 (Barefoot Resort) to October 8 (6-0)
• Postponed first public hearing on Barefoot Lakes development agreement to October 8 (6-0)
• Postponed major PDD amendment Z-24-27 (Gator Hole) to October 8 (6-0)

City Council

Council will hold second readings on $27,000,000 general obligation bonds, an animal ordinance amendment, and the Gator Hole PDD adding medical office uses. New business includes annexation of 13.32 acres on Tom E. Chestnut Rd, amendments to Surf Estates and Parkway Group PDDs, and a development agreement for a distribution center (Cintas). The consent agenda includes opting out of a class action settlement and approving special events. Executive session covers pending litigation.

• Second reading: issuance of $27,000,000 general obligation bonds
• Annexation and zoning designation for ±13.32 acres on Tom E. Chestnut Rd
• Second reading: amendment to Gator Hole PDD adding medical office uses to Phase 2
• First reading: amendment to Parkway Group PDD creating a commercial uniform and supply distribution center (Cintas)
• Resolution opting out of proposed class action settlement in City of Camden v. Tyco/BASF

The North Myrtle Beach City Council approved a $27 million general obligation bond for the North Myrtle Beach Park and Sports Complex expansion, with debt service covered by current millage. The council also passed several ordinances on second reading, including amendments to animal control and the Gator Hole Planned Development District. A first reading for a Surf Estates PDD amendment failed due to lack of a second, and an annexation request was postponed.

• Approved $27M general obligation bond for Sports Complex expansion (7-0)
• Approved animal control ordinance amendment on definitions and dangerous animals (7-0)
• Approved Gator Hole PDD amendment adding medical office uses to Phase 2 (6-0, Coyne recused)
• Postponed annexation and zoning for ±13.32 acres on Tom E. Chestnut Road (7-0)
• Approved Parkway Group PDD amendment for Wax Myrtle neighborhood, first reading (6-1)
• Approved land development regulation amendment for illegal subdivisions (7-0)
• Approved Parkway Group PDD amendment for distribution center, first reading (7-0)
• Approved development agreement for distribution center (7-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will discuss and decide on five variance applications at its September 12, 2024 meeting. Items include a rehearing for a side yard setback variance for a generator, tree removal, setback variances for a park model and an addition, and a separation variance between structures. The public is invited to attend.

• Variance #6-24: Rehearing of D. Ryan McCabe Jr.'s request for side yard setback variance for a generator at 2609 South Ocean Blvd (R-4 District)
• Variance #V23-24: Jason Willwerth seeks to remove seven trees over 24 caliper inches at Watertower Road East to Cooper Meadow Loop West in Waterside's Wax Myrtle Phase
• Variance #V25-24: Kim Ford requests side and rear setback variances for a proposed park model at 5400 Little River Neck Road, lot #47 (PDD)
• Variance #V26-24: Karson Setzer asks for a variance of required separation between primary and accessory structures at 313 46th Avenue North (R-1 District)
• Variance #27-24: George Bennett seeks a side yard setback variance for a home addition at 2400 Bryan Street (R-3 District)

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance allowing a detached deck within the 5-foot setback at 313 46th Avenue North, despite the property being nonconforming with floodplain ordinances. The board also approved a tree removal variance for Watertower Road, withdrew two other variance requests, and postponed one. All votes were unanimous or near-unanimous.

• Approved Variance #V26-24 for a detached deck at 313 46th Ave N (4-0, Wise abstained)
• Approved Variance #V23-24 to remove seven trees at Watertower Road (5-0)
• Withdrew Variance #V25-24 for a park model at 5400 Little River Neck Rd (5-0)
• Postponed Variance #V27-24 for a home addition at 2400 Bryan St (5-0)
• Removed Variance #V6-24 for a generator at 2609 S Ocean Blvd (4-0)
• Approved minutes of August 8, 2024 meeting (4-0)

Plastic Bag Research Ad Hoc Committee

The Plastic Bag Research Ad Hoc Committee is holding a meeting with only procedural items: call to order, approval of minutes, unspecified new business, committee member comments, and adjournment. No specific topics, decisions, or discussions are listed on the agenda.

• No concrete items such as rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings are scheduled.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several amendments to Planned Development Districts and two annexation petitions. The meeting includes a public hearing for a proposed distribution center and a subdivision plat for 62 residential lots.

• Annexation of ±13.32 acres on Tom E. Chestnut Road for Single-Family Low-Medium Density (R-1B) zoning
• Public hearing for a commercial uniform and business supplies distribution center at Parkway Group PDD
• Final subdivision plat for 62 residential lots in Phase One of Hope Pointe
• Proposed land development regulation amendment regarding building permits for illegal subdivisions
• PDD amendments for Surf Estates, Gator Hole, Parkway Group (Wax Myrtle), and Hope Pointe

The Planning Commission approved a minor amendment to the Hope Pointe PDD for entry signage and the final subdivision plat for 62 residential lots. It also approved annexation and zoning for 13.32 acres on Tom E. Chestnut Road, a major PDD amendment for a distribution center, and a text amendment on illegal subdivisions. Several items were postponed to September, and one major PDD amendment was denied.

• Approved Minor PDD Amendment Z-24-31 for Hope Pointe entry signage (7-0)
• Approved Final Subdivision Plat SUB-24-33 creating 62 lots in Hope Pointe Phase One (7-0)
• Approved Annexation & Zoning Z-24-28 for 13.32 acres on Tom E. Chestnut Road (6-0)
• Approved Major PDD Amendment Z-24-29 for distribution center at Parkway Group (7-0)
• Approved Land Development Regulations Text Amendment STX-24-01 on illegal subdivisions (7-0)
• Denied Major PDD Amendment Z-24-26 for Surf Estates lifeguard chair entry (7-0)
• Postponed Annexation & Zoning Z-24-24 and related public hearing to September (7-0)
• Postponed Major PDD Amendment Z-24-25 (Barefoot Resort) to September (7-0)

City Council

The council will hold second readings on a rezoning for ±30.1 acres at Highway 90 and Robert Edge Parkway and a petition to annex ±1.25 acres on Cenith Drive. New business includes a resolution for Highway 17 Corridor Safety Improvements from Conway Street to 20 Avenue South, a first reading to issue $27 million in general obligation bonds, and amendments to animal ordinances and the Gator Hole Planned Development District. The consent agenda includes approvals for several community events and a beach music festival.

• Second reading: rezoning ±30.1 acres at Highway 90 and Robert Edge Parkway
• Second reading: annexation of ±1.25 acres on Cenith Drive
• Resolution: Municipal State Highway Project Agreement for Highway 17 Corridor Safety Improvements (Conway St to 20 Ave S)
• First reading: $27,000,000 general obligation bonds issuance
• First reading: amendment to Gator Hole Planned Development District adding medical office uses to Phase 2

The council approved a $27 million bond issuance and related reimbursement resolution to double the size of the Sports Park, adding 99 acres for a total of 240 acres. It also passed a rezoning for 30.1 acres at Highway 90 and Robert Edge Parkway, an annexation on Cenith Drive, and first readings for a dangerous animals ordinance amendment and a medical office use change at Gator Hole PDD. All votes were unanimous except for the rezoning (5-0) and the Gator Hole amendment (5-0), with the mayor and a councilman recusing respectively.

• Approved $27M general obligation bond ordinance (6-0)
• Approved reimbursement resolution for Park Development Bonds (6-0)
• Approved rezoning of 30.1 acres at Highway 90 and Robert Edge Parkway (5-0, mayor recused)
• Approved annexation and zoning for 1.25 acres on Cenith Drive (6-0)
• Approved Highway 17 Corridor Safety Improvements agreement (6-0)
• Approved first reading of dangerous animals ordinance amendment (6-0)
• Approved first reading of Gator Hole PDD medical office use (5-0, councilman recused)
• Approved consent agenda for 10 special events (6-0)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a special called meeting for the second reading of an ordinance to revise the tax levy for FY 2025. A public comment period of up to 30 minutes with speakers limited to 3 minutes will be held. The council will vote on final approval of the revised levy.

• Second reading of ordinance revising the Tax Levy for FY 2025
• Public comment period limited to 30 minutes with 3-minute speaker limit

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold public hearings and decide on two variance requests: one to remove seven large trees in the Waterside development, and another to relax side and rear setback requirements for a park model at 5400 Little River Neck Road.

• Variance #V23-24: Request by Jason Willwerth to remove seven trees over 24 caliper inches at Watertower Road East to Cooper Meadow Loop West in Wax Myrtle Phase of Waterside.
• Variance #V25-24: Request by Kim Ford for a variance of side and rear setback requirements for a proposed park model at 5400 Little River Neck Road, lot #47, zoned Planned Development District.

The Board of Zoning Appeals postponed both variance requests on the agenda to the next scheduled meeting. Variance #V25-24, a request by Kim Ford for a side and rear setback variance for a park model at 5400 Little River Neck Road, was postponed because the applicant lacked sufficient information. Variance #V23-24, a request by Jason Willwerth to remove seven trees over 24 caliper inches at Watertower Road, was continued with a requirement to provide a tree survey.

• Postponed Variance #V25-24 (park model setback) to next meeting (6-0)
• Continued Variance #V23-24 (tree removal) to next meeting, requiring a tree survey (6-0)
• Approved minutes of July 11, 2024 meeting (4-0, two abstentions)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding an emergency meeting to declare a localized state of emergency due to Tropical Storm Debby and pass an emergency ordinance authorizing actions to address the storm.

• Declaration of a State of Emergency for the City of North Myrtle Beach due to Tropical Storm Debby
• Emergency Ordinance declaring a localized state of emergency and authorizing appropriate actions

Plastic Bag Research Ad Hoc Committee

The Plastic Bag Research Ad Hoc Committee will review samples of reusable bags currently used by local businesses and examine ordinances from other municipalities. The committee will also discuss action items for the next meeting and schedule future meetings. Public comment will be heard.

• Review reusable bag samples from local businesses
• Examine plastic bag ordinances from other municipalities
• Discuss action items for next meeting
• Schedule next meeting date and time
• Public comment period

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a first public hearing on a development agreement for the proposed Barefoot Lakes development, which includes annexing 58.3 acres at the intersection of Highways 22 and 31. The commission also will consider major amendments to the Barefoot Resort and Gator Hole Planned Development Districts, and a final subdivision plat creating 54 lots in SeaChase Pointe.

• Annexation and zoning of ±58.3 acres (PIN 359-00-00-0005) at Highways 22 and 31 to Single-Family Residential Low-Density (R-1) for Barefoot Lakes development
• First public hearing on the Development Agreement for the Barefoot Lakes annexation and zoning (Z-24-24)
• Major amendment to Barefoot Resort PDD (Z-24-25) to provide access to Barefoot Lakes via Marsh Glen Drive
• Major amendment to Gator Hole PDD (Z-24-23) adding medical office uses to Phase 2
• Final subdivision plat (SUB-24-36) creating 54 residential lots in Phase 1 of SeaChase Pointe

City Council

The City Council will discuss revisions to the FY 2025 tax levy and hold a public hearing regarding the Bahama Island Phase II Master Development Agreement. The body is also considering several annexation and rezoning petitions for various city properties.

• Ordinance to revise the Tax Levy for FY 2025
• Rezoning request for +30.1 acres at Highway 90 and Robert Edge Parkway
• Second public hearing for the Bahama Island Phase II Master Development Agreement
• Annexation and zoning petitions for properties on Little River Neck Road, Anne Street, and Cenith Drive
• Annual Assessment Report and Assessment Roll for the Cherry Grove Improvement District

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board will consider three applications regarding property modifications and land use. These include requests for setback variances, tree removal permits, and a special exception for a warehouse development.

• Variance #17-24: Request to reduce side and rear yard setbacks at 703 18th Avenue South
• Variance #V23-24: Request to remove seven trees over 24 caliper inches at Watertower Road in Waterside
• Special Exception #3-24: Request for a mini warehouse and climate controlled development at 1425 Highway 17 North

Plastic Bag Research Ad Hoc Committee

The Plastic Bag Research Ad Hoc Committee will meet to discuss its purpose and objectives. The meeting includes a review of work from the original plastic bag committee and an examination of current existing ordinances.

• Discussion of committee purpose and objectives
• Review of work by the original plastic bag committee
• Review of current existing ordinance

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several rezoning requests, including a 30.1-acre parcel at Highway 90 and Robert Edge Parkway. The agenda also includes discussions on Bahama Island PDD amendments and the review of multiple residential subdivision plats.

• Rezoning Z-24-18 for ±30.1 acres at Highway 90 and Robert Edge Parkway
• Rezoning Z-24-19 for ±10.4 acres at 37th Avenue South and Smith Street to create Foxfire Village PDD
• Major amendment Z-24-20 regarding access and offsite improvements for Bahama Island PDD
• Annexation and zoning request Z-24-21 for ±1.25 acres on Cenith Drive
• Preliminary subdivision plat SUB-24-7 creating 227 residential lots in Preserve at the Parkway Group PDD

City Council

The City Council will hold second readings for the FY 2025 budget and tax levy ordinances. The agenda also includes several annexation and zoning petitions for various properties throughout the city. Additionally, council members will review May 20 and June 10 meeting minutes and monthly departmental reports.

• Second reading of FY 2025 budget and tax levy ordinances
• Annexation and zoning for ±7.95 acres off Cenith Drive
• Signage amendment for Parkway Group PDD at the Abrazo
• First reading of annexation petitions for Little River Neck Road and Anne Street
• Approval of July 4 Salute to America and summer beach parties

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning Commission will hold a joint workshop. The session focuses on discussion regarding training and education for members on land use, development, and hardships.

• Discussion of training and education for BZA and Planning Commissioners regarding land use and development

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals is reviewing several requests for property variances. These applications involve setbacks, fencing regulations, and tree protection at various locations.

• Side yard setback variance for a generator at 2609 South Ocean Blvd
• Setback and oceanfront fencing variance at 1717 South Ocean Boulevard
• Rear yard setback variance for an addition at 1028 Mount Vernon Drive
• Tree protection regulations variance for a 24 caliper inch tree at 14089 Hunters Rest Drive

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider two annexation and zoning petitions: one for a 0.98-acre vacant lot on Little River Neck Road (R-1 Low-Density Residential) and another for a 0.68-acre lot with a home on Anne Street (R-1A Low-Medium Density Residential). The commission will also review a final subdivision plat creating three commercial lots in Park Village. Recommendations will be forwarded to City Council.

• Annexation and zoning of ±0.98 acres on Little River Neck Road (PIN 351-05-01-0021) to R-1 Single-Family Residential Low-Density
• Annexation and zoning of ±0.68 acres on Anne Street (PIN 357-03-04-0003) to R-1A Single-Family Residential Low-Medium Density
• Final subdivision plat SUB-23-116 creating three commercial lots and private rights-of-way in Park Village

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is meeting to handle routine business, including proclamations, consent items, and several ordinances. Key actions include second readings for amendments to the Parkway Group PDD (Arcadia at Grande Dunes North signage) and Chapter 22 (wrecker services and nonconsensual towing), plus first readings for annexations and PDD amendments. The council will also appoint members to the Plastic Bag Research Committee and approve several event-related motions.

• Resolution to approve additional Mutual Aid Agreement for 2024 Memorial Bike Week
• Motion to approve South Atlantic Lifeguard Championships, July 10-11, 2024
• Ordinance second reading: amend Chapter 22 regarding wrecker services and nonconsensual towing
• Ordinance first reading: annexation and zoning for ±0.83 acres on Riverside Drive
• Ordinance first reading: annexation and zoning for ±7.95 acres off Cenith Drive

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on three variance requests: a rear setback variance at 703 18th Avenue South, a setback and oceanfront fencing variance at 1717 South Ocean Boulevard, and a rear yard setback for an addition to the Blue Drum restaurant at 4445 Kingsport Road. Two other items were postponed or removed at the applicants' request, and one was removed because the property complies.

• VARIANCE #17-24: David Pitts seeks rear setback variance at 703 18th Avenue South (R-2 District)
• VARIANCE #18-24: William McGonigal seeks side yard setback and oceanfront fencing variances at 1717 South Ocean Boulevard (R4 District)
• VARIANCE #19-24: Kyle Davis seeks rear yard setback variance for Blue Drum restaurant addition at 4445 Kingsport Road (HC District)
• VARIANCE #6-24: D. Ryan McCabe Jr.'s generator setback request postponed to June 13th
• VARIANCE #15-24 and #16-24: Removed from agenda (property complies; applicant request)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a major amendment to the Surf Estates Planned Development District (PDD) for a new covered entry and monument sign at the Beach Life Resort Wear Store on Sea Mountain Highway. Staff from multiple departments have no issue with the proposal. The Commission may recommend approval, approval with conditions, or denial; their recommendation will go to City Council on May 20, 2024.

• Major PDD amendment Z-24-10 for new entry and monument sign at 1109 Sea Mountain Hwy (Beach Life store)
• Annexation and zoning designation for ±0.83 acres on Riverside Drive (Z-24-11)
• Annexation and zoning designation for ±7.95 acres off Cenith Drive (Z-24-12)
• Major PDD amendment Z-24-13 revising monument signage for Abrazo at Grande Dunes North
• Preliminary subdivision plat for Fire Station #7 (SUB-24-21) and final plat for East Coast Greenway (SUB-24-24)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold an executive session to discuss potential property acquisitions and a legal briefing on animal-keeping rules, then reconvene publicly to consider several ordinances and consent items. New business includes first readings on amending the Bahama Island Phase II development agreement (with a requested withdrawal), signage changes for Arcadia at Grande Dunes North, and amendments to Chapter 22 on wrecker services and nonconsensual towing. The consent agenda includes a pre-annexation agreement for Lot 22 off Riverside Drive, mutual aid agreements for Memorial Bike Week, and approvals for events like the 4th of July fireworks and the Irish Italian International Festival.

• Executive session: property acquisitions and legal briefing on Chapter 4 (animals)
• First reading: amend Bahama Island Phase II Master Development Agreement (withdrawal requested)
• First reading: amend Parkway Group PDD signage for Arcadia at Grande Dunes North
• First reading: amend Chapter 22 on wrecker services and nonconsensual towing
• Consent: pre-annexation agreement for Lot 22 off Riverside Drive

City Council

This is a special called meeting with only one substantive item: an executive session to conduct a performance review of the City Manager. The council will go into closed session for this review, meaning no public discussion or decision is listed on the open agenda. The rest of the agenda consists of procedural items like roll call and meeting rules.

• Executive session for performance review of the City Manager

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a two-day budget retreat to discuss the proposed FY 2025 budget. The meeting starts at City Hall and then moves to the Wampee Conference Center. No specific budget figures or decisions are listed in the agenda.

• Proposed FY 2025 budget discussion

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on four variance applications. These include a rehearing for a generator setback, a pool placement, a tree removal, and a lift setback. The board will decide whether to grant these variances from zoning rules.

• Variance #6-24: Rehearing for side yard setback for generator at 2609 South Ocean Blvd (R-4 District)
• Variance #V11-24: Pool in side yard at 4611 Lewis Circle (R-1 District)
• Variance #V14-24: Remove protected trees at 9525 Potters Pass Dr in Forestwood Development (R-2A District)
• Variance #15-24: Minimum side yard setback for lift at 310 44th Avenue North (R-2A District)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a minor amendment to the Bahama Island Planned Development District (PDD) to revise required offsite road improvements after Horry County denied a permit for the original intersection work. They will also consider a major amendment to the Parkway Group PDD to add an illuminated monument sign for Arcadia at Grande Dunes North, and a preliminary plat for 82 residential lots in Phase Two of the Bell Tract.

• Minor PDD amendment Z-24-8: Bahama Island phase two offsite improvements revised after Horry County denied encroachment permit for Sandridge Road and C Versie Road intersection
• Major PDD amendment Z-24-9: Add one illuminated monument sign for Arcadia at Grande Dunes North apartments in Parkway Group PDD
• Preliminary subdivision plat SUB-23-118: 82 residential lots, common area, and rights-of-way in Phase Two of the Bell Tract

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is meeting to discuss and vote on several items, including a second public hearing and first reading of an ordinance to amend the Bahama Island Phase II Master Development Agreement. The council will also hold a second reading of an ordinance regarding vehicle immobilization devices for vehicles for hire, and consider approving two special events. The meeting includes an executive session for legal briefings on pending litigation and the development agreement.

• Second public hearing and first reading of ordinance to amend Bahama Island Phase II Master Development Agreement
• Second reading of ordinance amending Chapter 22 (Vehicles for Hire) regarding vehicle immobilization devices
• Approval of Wheel to Surf event on May 18, 2024
• Approval of Anderson Estep Memorial Surfing Competition on May 19, 2024
• Executive session on litigation: City of North Myrtle Beach vs. Sun TRS Ocean Club LLC (C/A No. 2021-CP-26-07489)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a minor amendment to the Bahama Island Planned Development District (PDD) that revises required off-site road improvements. The original improvements at Sandridge Road and C Versie Road were denied an encroachment permit by Horry County, so the applicant proposes alternative improvements that Horry County has agreed to allow. The commission postponed this item at its March 5 meeting to consider it alongside the related development agreement.

• Minor PDD amendment Z-24-8 for Bahama Island phase two off-site improvements
• First public hearing on development agreement amendment tied to the PDD change
• Proposed new improvements at Sandridge Road/Old Crane Road and Old Crane Road/Bowline Avenue intersections
• Item postponed from March 5 meeting due to late receipt of development agreement

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold a regular meeting with an executive session on a lawsuit, followed by public business. They will consider second readings of six planned development district amendments, including signage, pedestrian circulation, a new fire station, and a clubhouse renovation, plus adoption of a revised employee personnel manual. A first reading will address vehicle immobilization devices for vehicles for hire. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes, appointments, and monthly reports.

• Second reading: amend North Beach Plantation PDD signage on North Market Street
• Second reading: amend Parkway Group PDD for pedestrian circulation in Rosewood, Waterside
• Second reading: amend Parkway Group PDD for signage at Parcel 3/Building 4, Palmetto Coast Industrial Park
• Second reading: amend Parkway Group PDD to create Fire Station #7
• First reading: amend Chapter 22, Vehicles for Hire, regarding vehicle immobilization devices

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will meet on March 14, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall to discuss and decide on 10 items, including variances, special exceptions, and a penalty determination. The agenda includes rehearing a generator setback variance, tree removal variances, and special exceptions for commonly owned amenities in two developments. All interested parties are encouraged to attend and express concerns.

• Variance #V6-24: rehearing of generator side yard setback at 2609 South Ocean Blvd.
• Variance #V7-24 and Special Exception #SE1-24: tree removal and amenities at Forestwood Development, 9525 Potters Pass Dr.
• Variance #V12-24: Board determined penalty for improper removal of a protected tree at Forestwood
• Variance #V13-24: oceanfront fence height variance at 707 South Ocean Blvd.
• Special Exception #SE2-24: commonly owned amenities at Seachase development off Little River Neck Road

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a minor amendment to the Bahama Island Planned Development District (PDD) that revises required offsite road improvements. The original improvements at Sandridge Road and C Versie Road were denied an encroachment permit by Horry County, so the applicant proposes alternative improvements that the county has agreed to allow. The commission may also consider a related development agreement amendment.

• Minor PDD amendment Z-24-8 for Bahama Island phase two offsite improvements, replacing denied Sandridge Road/C Versie Road work with alternative improvements
• First public hearing on the development agreement amendment tied to the PDD amendment, revising offsite improvements along Sandridge Road
• Street Planning Manual update SPM-24-2 revising tree lawn requirements in 25-foot private rights-of-way
• Preliminary subdivision plat SUB-23-108 creating 45 residential lots in Southwind Cove

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold a regular meeting with an executive session to discuss a potential short-term rental ordinance, an appointment to the Planning Commission, and a legal briefing on a joint county industrial park agreement. In open session, they will consider second readings of ordinances on annexation, land conveyance, park rules, parking fees, and a lease amendment, plus first readings on several planned development district amendments and a personnel manual update. The agenda also includes consent items for special events and public comment.

• Annexation and zoning for 0.19 acres on Little River Neck Road (second reading)
• Convey city portion of Ashland Avenue right-of-way to First Baptist Church (second reading)
• Parking fee adjustment in city-owned lots and rights-of-way (second reading)
• Lease amendment with Apex Water Park, LLC (second reading)
• Create Fire Station #7 via Parkway Group PDD amendment (first reading)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding a workshop to discuss two items: a proposed amendment to the city code regarding single-use plastic bags, and a proposed turning lane for Westport Investment Partners near Westport Drive. The meeting also includes an executive session for a legal briefing on a potential land acquisition. No formal votes are scheduled; these are discussion items.

• Discussion of amendment to Chapter 12 (Health and Sanitation) on single-use plastic bag regulation
• Discussion of proposed turning lane for Westport Investment Partners, LLC near Westport Drive
• Executive session for legal briefing on potential land acquisition

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider seven Planned Development District amendments, including signage changes at North Beach Plantation, a pool revision at Barefoot Resort, pedestrian circulation in Waterside, industrial park signage, a new fire station, and a clubhouse expansion. They will also review two major preliminary subdivision plats: one creating 163 residential lots in Waterside and another creating four commercial lots at McDowell Corporate Center, plus an external access waiver for Sovereign Village.

• Major PDD amendment Z-24-2: replace monument sign with illuminated pylon sign on North Market Street off 48th Avenue South at North Beach Plantation
• Minor PDD amendment Z-24-3: reduce pool from 4,297 to 2,860 SF and pool deck from 8,913 to 3,120 SF at Cottages at the Dye Club, Barefoot Resort
• Major PDD amendment Z-24-6: create Fire Station #7 in Parkway Group PDD
• Preliminary subdivision plat SUB-23-111: 163 residential lots in Sycamore neighborhood of Waterside
• External access waiver AW-24-2: relief from separate fire apparatus access road at Sovereign Village

City Council

The City Council will consider several second readings for ordinances regarding Long Bay Road, fishing regulations, false alarms, and parking exemptions. New business includes a first reading for an annexation on Little River Neck Road and potential adjustments to city-owned parking fees.

• Second reading: Annexation and zoning for ±46.48 acres on Long Bay Road
• Second reading: Amendment regarding recreational fishing regulations
• Second reading: Amendment regarding false alarms
• Second reading: Amendment regarding vehicle parking exemptions for Horry County residents
• First reading: Annexation and zoning for +0.19 acres on Little River Neck Road

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on five variance applications. These include requests for an electronic sign, a propane tank setback, a swimming pool placement, tree removal, and a generator setback rehearing. The board will decide whether to grant these variances from zoning rules.

• Variance #53-23: electronic message sign at 2315 North Ocean Blvd (RC District)
• Variance #3-24: side yard setback for propane tank at 5400 Little River Neck Road, lot 167 (PDD)
• Variance #4-24: swimming pool in rear setback at 629 Water Oak Lane (R-2 District)
• Variance #5-24: removal of 13 protected trees, 5 over 24 inches, at Waterside Phase 2, Sycamore, off Old Water Tower Road (PDD)
• Variance #6-24: rehearing of #42-23 for generator setback at 2609 South Ocean Blvd (R-4 District)

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council is holding an executive session to discuss potential property acquisitions. The agenda contains only this one discussion item, along with procedural rules for recording and accommodations; no votes or decisions are listed.

• Discussion regarding potential property acquisitions

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will vote on a recommendation for annexing a 0.19-acre parcel on Little River Neck Road and rezoning it to R-1, and will review a final plat for 75 single-family lots in Kingswood on the Waterway. Other items include a three-lot commercial subdivision in Park Village, a waiver for external access points at Parkway Apartments, and a street planning manual update.

• Annexation and zoning designation Z-23-25: 0.19 acres on Little River Neck Road, proposed R-1 zoning
• Final subdivision plat SUB-23-67: 75 single-family lots in Kingswood on the Waterway
• Final subdivision plat SUB-23-116: three commercial lots in Park Village
• External access waiver AW-24-01: relief from three required access points at Parkway Apartments
• Preliminary subdivision plat SUB-23-87: 112 residential lots in Phase One of the Lauret Tract

Board of Zoning Appeals

The North Myrtle Beach Board of Zoning Appeals will meet on January 11, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall to discuss three variance applications. The board will consider requests for an electronic message sign, a gazebo exceeding allowable square footage, and a reduced side yard setback. All interested parties are encouraged to attend and express concerns.

• Variance #53-23: electronic message sign at 2315 Sea Mountain Highway (Resort Commercial, RC District)
• Variance #1-24: gazebo square footage variance at 1101 Prince William Road (Single Family, Low Density Residential, R-1 District)
• Variance V#2-24: minimum side yard setback variance at 2303 Ameron Court (Mobile/Manufactured Home Residential, R-3 District)

Planning Commission

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission will consider several items, including a petition to annex 0.19 acres on Little River Neck Road with R-1 zoning, a final plat for 75 single-family lots in Kingswood on the Waterway, a final plat for three commercial lots in Park Village, a waiver request for external access points at Parkway Apartments, a street planning manual update, and a preliminary plat for 112 residential lots in the Lauret Tract. The commission will make recommendations on these items, which will be forwarded to City Council.

• Annexation and zoning designation Z-23-25 for 0.19 acres on Little River Neck Road (PIN 351-06-02-0030) to R-1 zoning
• Final subdivision plat SUB-23-67 creating 75 single-family residential lots in Kingswood on the Waterway
• Final subdivision plat SUB-23-116 creating three commercial lots in Park Village
• External access waiver AW-24-01 for Parkway Apartments to reduce required access points
• Preliminary subdivision plat SUB-23-87 creating 112 residential lots in Phase One of the Lauret Tract

City Council

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold a regular meeting with an executive session on property acquisitions, a lease amendment for Shark Wake Park, and a potential sale of city property. The council will also consider second readings for a rezoning and an annexation, and first readings for several ordinances including annexation, fishing regulations, false alarms, plastic bags, and parking fees.

• Rezoning request for ±0.37 acres on West Port Drive (second reading)
• Annexation and zoning for ±1.71 acres on Little River Neck Road (second reading)
• Annexation and zoning for ±46.48 acres on Long Bay Road (first reading)
• Ordinance amendments on recreational fishing, false alarms, plastic bags, and parking fees (first readings)
• Approval of 34th Annual St. Patrick's Day Festival and Parade on March 16, 2024