After a Conway-area asphalt plant was sold in Horry County, complaints to DHEC followed. Here’s what’s happening now, as residents continue to be concerned.
The Conway Planning Commission gave its blessing on Jan. 4 to a pair of development projects — one large and one small — advancing them to the city council for consideration with a positive recommendation. The Tributary Development could include 1,400 to 1,800 single-family homes, townhomes and duplexes, plus commercial businesses and a small heavy-industrial zone, on 486 acres.
The Conway Planning Commission gave its blessing on Jan. 4 to a pair of development projects — one large and one small — advancing them to the city council for consideration with a positive recommendation. The Tributary Development could include 1,400 to 1,800 single-family homes, townhomes and duplexes, plus commercial businesses and a small heavy-industrial zone, on 486 acres.
Grand Strand Health is hoping to rezone and annex a nearly nine acre property off Mill Pond Road. But the request must make its way through Conway planning commission and city council, which could happen over the next month.
Citizens’ concerns about a proposed residential development near the Conway Airport led the Conway Planning Commission to defer action on the developer s annexation and zoning request at a public meeting on Monday, Nov. 27. Instead, the planning commission called for a workshop to look into concerns raised by about a dozen residents during a public hearing, including traffic congestion, traffic safety and the potential for flooding.