Surfside Beach Delays Tree Ordinance, Considers Alcohol Sales at Town Events

Myrtle Beach Florence, SC, September 23, 2026 — The town of Surfside Beach has announced a delay in the passage of its proposed tree ordinance. The decision to postpone the vote comes as the town council continues to deliberate on the matter. Details regarding the specific reasons for the delay or a revised timeline for the ordinance’s consideration were not immediately available.

Concurrently, Surfside Beach is exploring a new proposal that could permit the sale of alcohol at future town events. This initiative aims to potentially enhance revenue and attendee experience at various municipal gatherings.

The town council is reportedly reviewing the specifics of this proposal, which would involve changes to current regulations concerning alcohol consumption and sales during organized events within the town limits. Further discussions and potential public input sessions are anticipated as the council weighs the implications of this policy change.

No specific dates for council votes on either the tree ordinance or the alcohol sales proposal have been set. Information regarding the public comment period for the alcohol sales proposal was not provided.

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