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Commission approves Long Bay Marina sketch plan for 5 lots; easement holder says proposal complies with conservation terms
Summary
The Planning Commission granted conceptual approval to a sketch plan dividing about 60.69 acres into five lots and open space parcels in North Myrtle Beach after the conservation-easement holder (North American Land Trust) confirmed the layout complies with the easement.
The Planning Commission on July 21 approved sketch plan SUB-26-31, a conceptual subdivision of roughly 60.69 acres off West Pelican Road within North Myrtle Beach into five residential lots, two open-space parcels and a private right-of-way.
Staff said Mary Kramer of Rogue Professional Services submitted the sketch plan as agent for the owner and provided a tree inventory showing trees 8 inches in caliper or greater. "The record includes correspondence from the North American Land Trust stating the proposed conceptual subdivision is consistent with the requirements of that conservation easement," Suzanne, a planning staff member, said.
Planning staff reported no departmental objections to the conceptual layout; public works reserved technical comments for later preliminary-plat review. Staff emphasized that the conservation easement holder’s correspondence was included in the record but that the commission is not charged with interpreting or enforcing the easement — the applicant remains responsible for complying with all easement requirements.
A commissioner moved to adopt the findings of fact and approve sketch plan SUB-26-31 subject to the report’s conditions; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The approval authorizes advancement to preliminary-plat review only and does not authorize land disturbance or construction.
