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Horry County Council approves budget amendment, several rezoning ordinances and adopts Home Consortium report
Summary
Horry County Council on Sept. 2 approved a fiscal-year 2026 budget amendment, adopted the Horry County Home Consortium annual performance report (with a procedural amendment), and passed multiple second-reading rezoning ordinances by unanimous vote.
Horry County Council adopted a fiscal-year 2026 budget amendment and several rezoning ordinances and approved the Horry County Home Consortium consolidated annual performance and evaluation report during its Sept. 2 meeting.
At the start of the business agenda the council approved the consent agenda by acclimation, including approval of the Aug. 19, 2025 meeting minutes. Council then considered Resolution R-100-1125 to adopt the Horry County Home Consortium consolidated annual performance and evaluation report. A motion to amend the resolution on a procedural, technical ground was moved and seconded; the amendment carried and the resolution was approved unanimously.
Council conducted second readings and public hearings for several ordinances. It approved Ordinance 80120-2025 (an amendment to the fiscal-year 2026 budget, referenced as Ordinance No. 39-2025 Section 1) to recognize additional revenues and expenditures; no members of the public spoke and the measure passed unanimously. The council also approved Ordinance 82225-2025 (second reading and public hearing), Ordinance 87-2025 (a technical property-line amendment tied to a previous rezoning; Mr. Causey clarified it is not a new rezoning), Ordinance 88-2025 (a commercial rezoning; Mr. Hardy emphasized it is for a business and not residential development), Ordinance 89-2025 (G and B Rentals, LLC), and Ordinance 91-2025 (Mark Cross / L. Doctor Dukes). All passed with no recorded opposition.
The meeting record shows votes taken by voice with members responding “Aye” and the chair noting unanimous passage; individual vote tallies and names were not recorded on the public audio transcript. No executive session was convened, and the council closed by noting upcoming meetings and adjourning.
What’s next: the ordinances were approved at second reading and will proceed according to their statutory and administrative timelines; specific implementation details, effective dates, and any required county staff follow-up were not specified in the public remarks recorded in the transcript.
