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Staff outlines timeline to update Imagine 2040, cites state's resiliency requirement

Horry County Planning Commission · April 24, 2025
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Summary

Staff told the commission the county must adopt a new comprehensive plan every 10 years and the 2020 state amendment requires a resiliency element; staff has started work on the Imagine 2040 update and showed a tentative schedule.

County planning staff told commissioners the county needs to adopt an updated comprehensive plan to comply with state requirements and a recent change that adds a resiliency element.

"State law requires us to adopt new comprehensive plans every 10 years, and those plans have to be revisited every 5 years," staff said, adding that the county's Imagine 2040 plan (adopted in 2019) has had several elements updated and staff has begun work on the next full update under a tentative timeline. The presenter specifically referenced the 2020 amendment to South Carolina's comprehensive-plan enabling act that now requires a resiliency element.

Commissioners asked no substantive questions during the workshop; staff said they would share the timeline and follow up with stakeholders during the draft process.