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Planner proposes split of 'group housing' categories and expanded MA-1 uses; public hearing next week

Horry County Planning Commission · October 30, 2025
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Summary

Senior planner Desiree Jackson proposed splitting the current broad 'group housing' definition into four categories (group homes, community care facilities, halfway facilities, inpatient addiction treatment) and expanding allowed uses in MA-1 to include repair services, gyms, laundromats, gas stations and community service uses; staff will present details in public hearing next week.

Desiree Jackson, senior planner, briefed the commission on two proposed text amendments that the planning staff will present in more detail at next week's public hearing. "I'm Desiree Jackson. I'm senior planner here, and I'm gonna present these text amendments to you in a brief summary," she said.

Jackson said the first amendment breaks the existing 'group housing' definition into four categories (group homes, community care facilities, halfway facilities and inpatient drug and alcohol addiction treatment facilities) and assigns each use to appropriate zoning districts while clarifying the definition of family. The second amendment would expand allowed uses in the Limited Manufacturing & Industrial District (MA-1) to add repairs, gyms, laundromats, high-bulk retail, gas stations and community service uses. Staff told the commission they will return with full ordinance language and a public hearing next week.