County Planning Commission to Consider 2,000-Home Development Proposal
A proposed development of 2,000 homes, named HarborTrace, is scheduled for consideration by the county planning commission in December in the Myrtle Beach-Florence area.
Myrtle Beach Florence, SC, November 5, 2026 — A significant residential development project, identified as HarborTrace, is slated for review by the county planning commission. The proposal outlines the construction of approximately 2,000 homes.
The project is scheduled to be presented for consideration during a meeting of the county planning commission in December. The specific date within December was not provided. The proposed development is located in the Myrtle Beach-Florence area. The name of the county was not provided.
Further details regarding the scope of the HarborTrace development, such as the types of housing, infrastructure plans, or the developer’s identity, were not included in the available information. The commission’s review process will determine the next steps for the proposed 2,000-home community.
The county planning commission typically evaluates development proposals based on factors such as zoning regulations, environmental impact, infrastructure capacity, and community needs. The outcome of the December meeting will indicate whether the project advances in the approval process.
Information regarding the specific agenda for the December meeting, including whether HarborTrace is the sole item or part of a larger discussion, was not detailed. The timeline for potential subsequent reviews or public hearings following the commission’s initial consideration was also not specified.
The contractor’s name or the developer behind the HarborTrace project was not provided. The total cost of the development or any projected economic impact was also not detailed in the summary. The proposed location within the Myrtle Beach-Florence area is noted, but specific parcel information or acreage was not specified.
This upcoming review represents a key stage for the proposed HarborTrace development, which, if approved, would introduce a substantial number of new residences to the region.
Story summarized from the original created by By Terry Ward Terry.ward@myhorrynews.com on www.myhorrynews.com, see more information here.
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