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Horry County accepts new subdivision roads and drainage into maintenance system

Horry County Council · June 10, 2025
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Summary

Council approved accepting several newly built subdivision roads and drainage features into the county maintenance system, including Auburn Woods Phase 1, Buckeye Forest Phase 2 and multiple phases of Lock Haven and Tallwood Traditions.

County staff recommended council accept a list of newly constructed subdivision roads and drainage infrastructure into the county maintenance network; council moved, seconded and approved the recommendation.

Staff said the developments met county standards and listed the affected phases and neighborhoods (Auburn Woods Phase 1; Buckeye Forest Phase 2; Ivy Woods; Lock Haven Phase 4A, 4B and Phase 5; Shaftesbury Green Phase 6; Tallwood Traditions Phase 1A and 1B; and Woodcrest). The council asked staff to provide a chart at the next meeting showing cost impacts for asphalt and road base increases.

Council approved the acceptance during the meeting without a recorded roll-call tally in the transcript.