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Planning Commission approves PDD amendment to remove internal connection on Highway 707
Summary
The Horry County Planning Commission approved a PDD amendment for Pharaoh's 707 LLC to remove an internal connection requirement on Highway 707; staff flagged wetlands on the site but recommended approval and the applicant said no lots would be in flood zones.
The Horry County Planning Commission voted to approve a parcel development district amendment for Pharaoh's 707 LLC that removes an internal-connection requirement to Fenway Drive and limits access to Highway 707.
Planning staff described the 2.5-acre request and noted wetlands and flood‑zone considerations. Felix Pitts, representing the applicant and G3 Engineering, said the change would "eliminate a required wetland impact" and avoid tying commercial traffic into the neighborhood entrance. Pitts told commissioners the site is vacant and that the proposal confines access to Highway 707.
Staff recommended approval. The Chair moved to approve the amendment; a commissioner seconded the motion and the commission adopted it by voice/hand vote. No members of the public testified on the item during the public‑comment period.
The action removes the PDD internal connection requirement while leaving other plan requirements in place; staff records and the applicant presentation noted on‑site wetlands and flood‑zone mapping that the applicant said would not contain buildable lots.
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