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Board grants setback relief for Horry-Georgetown Tech diesel training garage
Summary
The ZBA approved a variance reducing setbacks from 50 feet to 25 feet at 470 Ally Drive so Horry-Georgetown Tech can construct a 30x50-foot garage for its diesel technology program.
The Horry County Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance on Jan. 12 to allow construction of a 30-by-50-foot garage at 470 Ally Drive for Horry-Georgetown Tech’s diesel technology center. Staff explained the parcel sits in the Atlantic Business Center PUD, which requires 50-foot side and rear setbacks; the applicant sought relief to locate the new garage 25 feet from the property lines so the facility can remain functional without blocking bay doors or interfering with moving trucks.
Cameron Parker of Development Resource Group told the board, "as staff mentioned, this is the college's diesel training facility. They're out of space. And so they're proposing this garage to house some of the engines and equipment that they need for the facility." After brief discussion the board moved and seconded a motion to approve the setback relief; the motion carried without recorded opposition.
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