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  1. Developers are comparing the Burgess project, located in Horry County, to the broader Myrtle Beach area.

Horry County Leaders Approve Rezoning Decisions in Burgess Community

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What happened

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Horry County leaders made decisions regarding rezoning applications on October 7, 2026. One specific application involved a request by Realtor Willie Finley to convert 0.6 acres along S.C. Highway 707 from a mobile home residential designation to commercial use for a planned flooring business.

From postandcourier.com

Why it matters

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The decisions affect land use within the historic Burgess community. Officials and the Greater Burgess Community Association state that the land's real worth stems from the area's historic value.

Developers are comparing the Burgess project to the broader Myrtle Beach area.

From postandcourier.com

Who's involved

  • Horry CountyCounty government responsible for making rezoning decisions
  • Tom AndersonCounty Councilman involved in the zoning debate
  • BurgessHistoric community subject to the zoning debate
  • ConwayCity that serves as the administrative county seat
  • Myrtle BeachCoastal city located within Horry County

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