Assistant County Administrator of Infrastructure & Regulation
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Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Horry County Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed various public input topics, including animal welfare and spay and neuter services, as well as concerns regarding land development in conservation areas. The session included formal tributes to the late Senator Lindsey Graham and recognitions for a long-serving employee and the police department for receiving an agency of the year award. Additionally, the council approved a resolution to designate July as Parks and Recreation Month and conducted the third reading of an ordinance concerning development impact fees.
Jun 11, 2026
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The committee meeting addressed public concerns regarding the impact of short-term rentals in residential neighborhoods and potential enforcement strategies for county ordinances. The Storm Water Director provided updates on several capital improvement projects aimed at flood mitigation, highlighting the use of state-funded grants to reduce flooding in various locations. Additionally, the Parks and Recreation Department presented a comprehensive overview of their staff structure, facilities, volunteer engagement, and rental operations, with a future vision plan scheduled for review.
Jun 10, 2026·Board meeting
Horry County Council Infrastructure & Regulation Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee reviewed the Stormwater Capital Improvement Program, noting several completed projects, and received an overview of the Parks and Recreation Department's operations, volunteer programs, and future vision. The committee also discussed the Certified Local Government status of the Historic Preservation Commission and debated potential regulatory options for short-term rentals, specifically regarding zoning and enforcement. Several resolutions were approved, including allocations for community benefit funds, the designation of July as Parks and Recreation Month, an amendment to the planning and zoning fee schedule, and the donation of land for a new park. Additionally, the committee addressed ordinances regarding the release of spoil easements, a DMV lease renewal, development agreement regulations, and zoning variance authority for landscape buffers.
The committee held a monthly meeting involving public input regarding the Solid Waste Authority's application and the environmental impact of proposed data center zoning and industrial operations. The meeting also featured a staff recognition for achieving a professional designation and a detailed overview of the Code Enforcement Department. Key discussion points included permit and inspection statistics and the upcoming rollout of new software designed to facilitate digital permitting and improve customer service.
