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INTRODUCTION..............................................................................

POPULATION GROWTH................................................................... MUNICIPAL GROWTH POPULATION CHANGE POPULATION DENSITY POPULATION PROJECTIONS SEASONAL POPULATION ACADEMIC STUDENT POPULATION POPULATION GROWTH FINDINGS

DEMOGRAPHICS............................................................................ AGE AND SEX RACE HOUSEHOLDS EDUCATION INCOME POVERTY ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE VETERANS HEALTH

CONCLUSION.................................................................................

CHAPTER 2: POPULATION INTRODUCTION..............................................................................

AUTHORITY OF COMPREHENSIVE PLANS...................................... PURPOSE AND INTENT....................................................................

THE PROCESS.................................................................................. IMAGINE 2040 STEERING COMMITTEE PUBLIC INPUT ADOPTION AND PUBLIC HEARINGS

GUIDE TO THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN......................................... THE VISION OVERARCHING GOALS OF THE PLAN PLAN ELEMENTS

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INTRODUCTION..............................................................................

HISTORY AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION...................................... NATIVE AMERICANS EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT THE INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC GULLAH GEECHE CULTURE EMERGENCE OF A BEACH COMMUNITY MYRTLE BEACH AIR FORCE BASE HISTORY MUSEUMS HISTORIC PRESERVATION EVENTS HISTORY AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION FINDINGS

RURAL CULTURE.............................................................................. AGRICULTURE NATURE: WILDLIFE, HUNTING AND FISHING RURAL FOOD RURAL CULTURAL EVENTS RURAL CULTURE FINDINGS

BEACH CULTURE............................................................................. ATTRACTIONS GOLF MOTOR SPORTS CAMPING BEACH FOOD BEACH CULTURE EVENTS BEACH CULTURE FINDINGS

ARTS CULTURE................................................................................ ARTS CULTURE EVENTS ARTS CULTURE FINDINGS

FAITH-BASED CULTURE................................................................... FAITH-BASED CULTURE EVENTS FAITH-BASED CULTURE FINDINGS

CONCLUSIONS...............................................................................

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ECOSYSTEM SERVICES................................................................... WATER RESOURCES......................................................................... WATERSHEDS AND WATERWAYS WETLANDS BEACHES AND MARSHES SURFACE WATER QUALITY FLOODPLAIN WATER RESOURCE FINDINGS

AGRICULTURE................................................................................. CROPLAND FARMLAND PRESERVATION AGRICULTURAL FINDINGS

FORESTLAND................................................................................... WILDFIRES URBAN FORESTRY FIREWISE FORESTRY FINDINGS

SOILS............................................................................................... DRAINAGE MINING SEPTIC SUITABILITY SOIL FINDINGS

SPECIES HABITAT............................................................................. THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES INVASIVE SPECIES CONSERVATION LAND NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS HABITAT FINDINGS

ENERGY........................................................................................... AIR QUALITY WIND ENERGY SOLAR POWER OFFSHORE DRILLING ENERGY FINDINGSCONCLUSIONS...............................................................................

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INTRODUCTION...............................................................................

HOUSING ANALYSIS.......................................................................HOUSING UNITSHOUSING TYPESOCCUPANCY AND VACANCYHOUSING CONDITIONSDENSITY AND FORMDEVELOPMENT TRENDSHOUSING ANALYSIS FINDINGS

COST AND AFFORDABILITY............................................................HOUSING COSTSCOST BURDENFAIR HOUSINGCOST AND AFFORDABILITY FINDINGS

SHORT-TERM HOUSING ASSISTANCE............................................HOMELESSNESSEMERGENCY HOUSING SOLUTIONSRAPID REHOUSINGPUBLIC HOUSINGHOMELESSNESS PREVENTION - HOUSING

REHABILITATION PROGRAMSHORT-TERM HOUSING ASSISTANCE FINDINGS

REVITALIZATION EFFORTS...............................................................NEIGHBORHOOD PLANSNUISANCE ABATEMENT PROGRAMCOMMUNITY REVITALIZATION FINDINGS

CONCLUSIONS...............................................................................

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GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL FACILITIES.........................................GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL FACILITY FINDINGS

UTILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE....................................................POWER SUPPLIESPOWER FINDINGSWATER SUPPLIESWASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMSWATER AND SEWER FINDINGS

STORMWATERSTORMWATER FINDINGSTELECOMMUNICATION SERVICETELECOMMUNICATION FINDINGSSOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND DISPOSALSOLID WASTE FINDINGSUTILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE FINDINGS

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES..............................................................DAYCARE FACILITIESPK-12 EDUCATIONHIGHER EDUCATION

LIBRARIESEDUCATION FINDINGS

RECREATION AND LEISURE FACILITIES..........................................PARKS AND RECREATIONSENIOR CENTERSRECREATION AND LEISURE FINDINGS

HEALTH CARE FACILITIES................................................................HOSPITALSELDER CARE FACILITIES HEALTH CARE FINDINGS

CONCLUSIONS...............................................................................

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INTRODUCTION...............................................................................

REGIONAL PLANNING EFFORTS..................................................... SPECIALIZED STUDIES AND PLANS EXISTING PLANS FINDINGS

EXISTING ROAD NETWORK............................................................ ROAD CLASSIFICATION MAINTENANCE LEVEL OF SERVICE SAFETY INTERSECTIONS WAYFINDING ROAD NETWORK FINDINGS

COMPLETE STREETS......................................................................... INTERCONNECTIVITY BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN FACILITIES STREETSCAPING AND GATEWAY SIGNAGE COMPLETE STREETS FINDINGS

PLANNED PROJECTS....................................................................... INTERSTATE AND HIGHWAY DEVELOPMENT RIDE PROGRAM PLANNED PROJECTS FINDINGS

PUBLIC TRANSIT............................................................................... COAST REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY RAIL AIRLINES OTHER TRANSIT PROVIDERS PUBLIC TRANSIT FINDINGS FUNDING MECHANISMS................................................................ FEDERAL AND STATE FUNDS LOCAL FUNDS OTHER FUNDING MECHANISMS

CONCLUSIONS..............................................................................

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CHAPTER 8: TRANSPORTATIONINTRODUCTION............................................................................... EMERGENCY 9-1-1 COMMUNICATIONS CENTER 9-1-1 FINDINGS

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT......................................................... EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER EVACUATION ROUTES SHELTERS DISTRIBUTION POINTS PUBLIC EDUCATION SPECIAL EVENT PERMITTING EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FINDINGS LAW ENFORCEMENT....................................................................... POLICE RESPONSE TIMES CRIME TRENDS SHERIFFS OFFICE LAW ENFORCEMENT FINDINGS

COURT SYSTEM............................................................................... SOLICITOR’S OFFICE CLERK OF COURTS COURT SYSTEM FINDINGS FIRE PROTECTION AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES.......... ISO RATINGS FIRE RESPONSE EMS RESPONSE PERSONNEL TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT TRAINING FACILITIES WILDFIRE TEAM OUTDOOR BURNING FIRE RESCUE FINDINGS

CONCLUSIONS..............................................................................

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INTRODUCTION...............................................................................

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLANNING...........................................

FUNDING SOURCES........................................................................GENERAL FUNDSPECIAL FUNDSINTERNAL SERVICE FUNDSHOSPITALITY AND ACCOMMODATIONS TAXESRIDE TAXES

BONDING GRANTS

DEVELOPER FEESSPECIAL TAX DISTRICTSFUNDING SOURCES FINDINGS

CAPITAL PROJECT NEEDS...............................................................UNFUNDED PROJECTSPROJECTED FUNDS AND GAPS

CONCLUSIONS..............................................................................

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CHAPTER 10: PRIORITY INVESTMENTINTRODUCTION...............................................................................

EXISTING PLANS..............................................................................ECONOMIC PLANNING EFFORTSSPECIALIZED STUDIES AND PLANSEXISTING PLANS FINDINGS

WORKFORCE..................................................................................EDUCATION AND SKILLSEMPLOYMENT TRENDSWAGES AND EARNINGSCOST OF LIVINGCOMMUTING PATTERNSWORKFORCE FINDINGS

ECONOMIC BASE ANALYSIS.........................................................MAJOR EMPLOYERSSTART UP AND SMALL BUSINESSESEMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRYKEY EMPLOYMENT SECTORS

TOURISM HEALTHCARE CONSTRUCTION MANUFACTURING

AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRYPROJECTED INDUSTRY GROWTHECONOMIC BASE FINDINGS

ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES.........................................................COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING CENTERSOPPORTUNITY ZONESECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES FINDINGS

CONCLUSIONS...............................................................................

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CHAPTER 9: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT


VISION STATEMENT.........................................................................

OVERARCHING GOALS OF PLAN.................................................

OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES....................................................... COMMUNITY CHARACTER RURAL PRESERVATION REVITALIZATION, REDEVELOPMENT, AND INFILL HEALTHY, LIVABLE COMMUNITIES SAFE COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY FACILITIES AND SERVICES MOBILITY AND TRANSPORTATION ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY ECONOMIC GROWTH COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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PLANNING AND REGULATORY HISTORY....................................... LAND USE REGULATIONS LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS PLANNING AND REGULATORY FINDINGS

DEVELOPMENT TRENDS.................................................................. MUNICIPAL GROWTH URBAN AND SUBURBAN DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS GOLF COURSE REDEVELOPMENT RESIDENTIAL GROWTH RURAL DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS CURRENT LAND USE

GROWTH STRATEGY........................................................................ FUTURE LAND USE MAP AND DEFINITIONS................................... SCENIC AND CONSERVATION AREAS RURAL RURAL COMMUNITIES RURAL ACTIVITY CENTER SUBURBAN NEIGHBORHOOD ACTIVITY CENTER COMMERCIAL CORRIDORS MIXED USE COMMUNITY ACTIVITY CENTER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CENTER

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POPULATION...................................................................................

CULTURAL RESOURCES...................................................................

NATURAL RESOURCES....................................................................

HOUSING........................................................................................

COMMUNITY FACILITIES.................................................................

PUBLIC SAFETY................................................................................

TRANSPORTATION..........................................................................

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT..........................................................

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