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Resident urges simple line-painting fix at county recycling centers
Summary
During public input, James Milward demonstrated and urged council members to inspect recycling centers and adopt a simple line-painting change to improve traffic flow and safety.
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During the public input portion of Horry County Council’s Sept. 2 meeting, frequent speaker James Milward presented a brief demonstration and urged councilmembers to inspect recycling centers in their districts and consider a traffic-line repaint to direct cars to one side.
Milward described the measure as a low-cost, straightforward change: repaint a broken line, keep people to one side and allow passing on the other. He called it "a simple fix" and said it was important for districts to adopt such measures at their local recycling centers. Milward framed the effort as a legacy item and thanked council members and county staff for their work.
The chair thanked Milward for coming forward; the transcript records no immediate staff response or formal direction to staff on the item.

