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Commission reports two nominations for historic-preservation awards; process explained

Horry County Historic Preservation Commission · March 24, 2025
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Summary

Staff told commissioners there are two nominations for the historic-preservation awards — one tied to Atlantic Beach's national-register listing and one for a CCU play — and the commission discussed reviewing nomination forms and voting at a later meeting.

Staff reported the commission had received two nominations for the historic-preservation awards: a nomination related to Atlantic Beach's National Register listing and a nomination for a Coastal Carolina University production titled "Black Pearl."

"So far, I only received 2 nominations," staff member Yasmin told the commission, noting one was for the city of Atlantic Beach and another for the CCU play. Commissioners discussed how the commission has handled awards in the past and staff said there is no formal ordinance procedure; the commission will receive nomination documentation and determine whether nominees qualify.

Commissioners agreed staff should circulate nomination materials so members can review them before the next meeting and the commission will vote if the nominations meet qualification requirements.