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Horry County Council approves rezones, development agreements and accommodations-tax budget amendments unanimously

Horry County Council · July 15, 2025
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Summary

At its July 15 meeting the council approved multiple second-reading ordinances to rezone properties, adopted a development agreement for Highway 9 Industrial Holdings LLC, and approved Resolution R96-2025 (accommodations tax advertising fund) as amended. No public speakers opposed the measures; votes were unanimous.

Horry County Council spent much of its July 15 meeting on a series of ordinance second readings, public hearings and votes that the council approved unanimously.

Items approved included second-reading rezonings (ordinances 61-2025 and 62-2025 to rezone PIN 40506020005 from forest agriculture to residential and amend the Imagine 2040 future land map), additional ordinance approvals (63-2025, 66-2025, 67-2025, 68-2025, 69-2025, 70-2025) and a development agreement with Highway 9 Industrial Holdings LLC tied to ordinances 71-2025 and 72-2025 (rezoning PIN 2100000004 to general manufacturing/industrial). Council also considered and passed an amendment and the amended Resolution R96-2025 authorizing the accommodations-tax advertising and promotion fund budget.

For the ordinance and rezoning items, the chair opened public hearings and recorded that there were no members of the public wishing to be heard; each measure was put to a vote and passed by acclamation. The chair recorded the result during several roll-call-style prompts: "All in favor, aye," and the record shows unanimous passage for the listed items.

The council made no substantive changes on the floor to the development agreements or rezoning conditions during the meeting, and no formal recorded dissent appears in the transcript.