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Planning commission approves minutes and two subdivision plats

North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The commission unanimously approved minutes for April 21, 2026, a final bonded plat creating 163 lots at Waterside at Sycamore Phase 3A, and a preliminary plat (SUV-2579) to create 17 residential lots on 5.24 acres between 16th and 18th Avenue North.

The North Myrtle Beach Planning Commission on May 19 approved minutes from its April 21 meeting and voted to approve two subdivision plats: a final bonded plat for Waterside at Sycamore Phase 3A and a preliminary plat, SUV-2579.

During the consent agenda, staff described Consent Item 5a as a final bonded plat creating 163 residential lots, common area and rights-of-way in Phase 3A of Waterside at Sycamore. The staff presentation noted the subdivision conforms with the R-1 district setbacks, and that street trees and landscape elements had been reviewed at the workshop with no outstanding issues. A commissioner moved to approve the plat and the motion passed with the commission voting in favor.

On Item 6a, staff outlined preliminary subdivision plat SUV-2579, a 5.24-acre parcel between 16th and 18th Avenue North (Hillside Drive and Springland Lane) currently one lot of record and zoned R-1. The staff summary included lot sizes (smallest 10,771 square feet; largest 15,941 square feet), a calculated density of 3.24 dwelling units per acre, and required street and sidewalk improvements. Commissioners had no significant objections; a motion to approve the preliminary plat was moved, seconded, and passed.

Procedural business earlier in the meeting included approval of the April 21 minutes; that motion also passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned following the votes.

Details of the actions recorded in the meeting transcript matched staff descriptions; no public speakers registered opposition during the recorded agenda items.