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Board grants setback variances for Loris property affected by drainage issues
Summary
The zoning board approved variances for a 12-by-20-foot shed, pool enclosure and pool equipment building at 3671 Highway 66 in Loris, citing drainage and existing improvements; staff required the applicant to obtain permits and meet standard conditions.
The Horry County Zoning Board of Appeals approved variances Tuesday for structures at 3671 Highway 66 in Loris, allowing reduced side and rear setbacks for a 12-by-20-foot shed, a pool enclosure and a pool equipment building on a 0.373-acre lot.
Applicant Roger L. Williams told the board he installed drainage lines after a neighbor’s farm altered a ditch and said the existing shed and pool structures predate the current house rebuild. Staff told the board the parcel does not meet the minimum 1-acre lot size for the district and recommended that the applicant be required to permit the existing structures and comply with standard conditions.
A neighboring property owner, Scott Sosa, spoke in support of relocating the shed as proposed and said the change resolved a previous encroachment. The board moved to approve the request with the staff conditions, and the motion carried.
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