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Prospective buyer seeks industrial zoning on Fred Nash Boulevard near Myrtle Beach
Summary
An applicant asked to rezone about 1.79 acres near Fred Nash Boulevard to permit industrial/high-volume retail uses; the site is in the 8- and 500-year flood zones and the buyer said they plan to operate similarly to adjacent industrial property.
Staff presented a request to rezone a 1.79-acre portion of property on Fred Nash Boulevard from MSF-6/LLRE-4 for higher-intensity retail/industrial uses. The site sits near existing commercial and industrial parcels and is adjacent to the Myrtle Beach municipal boundary in some areas, and staff said portions lie within higher-risk flood zones.
Dan Park of Earthworks Group, representing a prospective buyer, said his client intends to operate the property similarly to an adjacent industrial park the client already owns and may construct speculative units and relocation space for an existing plumbing business. "Client's looking to purchase this property and operate it similar to his adjacent property he already owns," Park said.
The commission did not vote and the application will return for further review and public notice as required.
