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Planning commission recommends approval for multiple plats and PDD amendments
Summary
The commission recommended approval of a final plat for CJ's Point, a sketch and preliminary plat for two Main Street developments, and multiple PDD amendments including a temporary parking conversion and sign-package change; votes were recorded as 'Aye' and actions will proceed to council where required.
The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission on April 7 approved or recommended several development applications, including a final plat for CJ’s Point, sketch and preliminary plats for two Main Street residential projects, and a series of planned-development-district amendments.
On the consent calendar the commission approved Item 5a, a major final bonded plat for Phase 3 of CJ's Point that staff said creates 48 residential lots, open space and public right-of-way. "You guys saw this at a meeting in November," a staff presenter told the commission; staff noted a business-licensing issue was being resolved.
In new business commissioners approved Item 6a (SUB 25-56), a sketch plan to create 19 residential lots on Main Street with updated tree-protection zones and drainage plans that staff said include exfiltration pipe and a 24-inch stub tied to the existing lake bulkhead. Commissioners discussed tree preservation techniques, which trees would be saved and required replacement plantings if trees are removed.
The commission also recommended approval of Item 6b (SUB 25-57, "Cottages on Main"), a preliminary plat covering about 2.8 acres and creating 19 residential lots, three common areas and a private right-of-way. Staff noted the smallest lot is 3,258 square feet and confirmed the largest lot is 4,572 square feet after a correction by a commissioner.
Other approvals included a major PDD amendment to allow temporary paid parking at the Towers on the Grove (Item 6c), a PDD amendment to replace previously approved townhomes with detached cottages in Hope Point (Item 6d), and a minor PDD amendment expanding monument signage for the Parkway Group PDD (Item 6e). Staff told the commission that the Parkway Group sign amendment would not go to City Council because it is a minor amendment that ends with the Planning Commission.
For each item the transcript records motions, seconds and the chair’s call for the vote; the chair declared "Ayes have it." The approvals move forward either to building-permit review or, where specified, to City Council with the commission’s recommendation.
Next steps: items that require council action will be on the City Council agenda on dates set by staff; preliminary and final-planning steps for plats will continue at permitting and building-permit stages.
