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Votes and actions: ATAC's April 21 recommendations at a glance
Summary
ATAC approved the amended agenda, approved minutes, recommended funding amounts for dozens of applicants (notably beach renourishment, biker-event overtime and multiple arts/community grants) and declined one application that did not meet tourism-tax criteria.
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The ATAC committee cast a series of voice votes on April 21 to approve minutes, an amended agenda and a slate of funding recommendations that will move to the administrative committee and county council budget readings.
Notable decisions recorded in the meeting transcript: Carolina Master Corral — $5,000; Coast Football Alliance — $18,000; Myrtle Beach Bowl police support — $5,000; Myrtle Beach Classic — $36,450; biker-event overtime (proviso-aligned) — $197,827.50; Theater of the Republic (one-time) — $15,000; Long Bay Symphony — $10,000; Murrells Inlet/Garden City Fire District marine safety — $100,000; Myrtle Beach State Park ADA trail improvements — $33,257 (fully funded); use remaining one-time funds to balance recommendations and to allocate remaining balance to beach renourishment. Item 9 (Tyson's ancestral/heirs property request) was declined as not aligned with tourism tax criteria.
The meeting recorded voice approvals for each motion; transcript notes only 'aye' responses and not a roll-call tally. Staff will package ATAC's recommendations for administrative committee review on April 28.
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