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Groundbreaking on Carolina Forest $20M county office | News

Horry County officials broke ground Wednesday morning on a new county office building in Carolina Forest that officials hope will help with the growing population in the area.

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Horry County leaders break ground on multi-million dollar Central Coast Complex

Horry County leaders break ground on multi-million dollar Central Coast Complex
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Impact fees topic of discussion in Horry County Council meeting

Impact fees topic of discussion in Horry County Council meeting
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Horry County Council mixed on impact fees

Currently, the impact fee for a new single family home in Horry County is $1,236 and $1,031 for a multi-family unit. The new proposal bumps that to $5,653 for a single family home and $3,861 for a condo, townhome or apartment.

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Is Horry County willing to slow down its multimillion-dollar growth? It s being considered

With a pipeline of 60,000 homes already permitted for construction and seemingly endless traffic jams, county leaders are worried about what the future might hold if development continues unchecked.

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