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Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance

PowerPoint Presentation Given by Horry County Staff

-- Horry County Council 11/29/07 Workshop

Click Growth Management Tools to see earlier presentations on Adequate Public Facility and Proportionate Share ordinances as well as other growth management tools. Those presentations explicitly include schools and fire protection and delve into some potential ways to determine fair proportionate shares. This Web site's discussion concerning the Carolina Station portion of the 11/29/07 workshop raises some questions, legitimate or not, as to the necessity of a full-blown county-wide capital improvement plan or financial forecasts restricted to county-wide taxes for those potential ordinances -- developer proportionate share contributions or impact fees could offset these requirements somewhat as well as needed county-wide taxes.

County Council Workshop Staff Presentation on an Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance