

Georgetown Co. Council limits building on 2 golf courses amid zoning changes
GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — The Georgetown County Council will not allow any residential development on two golf courses at the center of a contentious zoning debate.After a closed session at Georgetown County Council's Tuesday Regular Meeting, Councilperson Stella Mercado moved to enact a pending ordinance doctrine on the ordinances to enact the Neighborhood Amenity District and rezone the Litchfield Country Club and Founder's golf courses from R-10 to the new zoning district. The South Carolina Municipal Association defines the pending ordinance doctrine as a legal principle allowing local governments to refuse permits for land use not permitted under a
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Alliances, accusations fly in Georgetown Co. golf course
GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. — Both parties are putting their foot down on the golf course, or the golf course rezoning of Georgetown County.It has been a continuous effort by residents of Pawley's Island and Georgetown County to get the council and planning commission members of the county to understand their thoughts on the golf course rezoning.Litchfield Country Club and Founder's golf courses are both zoned as R-10, or 10,000 square feet residential. This is roughly four homes an acre that could be allowed right now on both golf courses. Residents in the county, as well as the advocacy group Keep
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Alliances, accusations fly in Georgetown Co. golf course
GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. — Both parties are putting their foot down on the golf course, or the golf course rezoning of Georgetown County.It has been a continuous effort by residents of Pawley's Island and Georgetown County to get the council and planning commission members of the county to understand their thoughts on the golf course rezoning.Litchfield Country Club and Founder's golf courses are both zoned as R-10, or 10,000 square feet residential. This is roughly four homes an acre that could be allowed right now on both golf courses. Residents in the county, as well as the advocacy group Keep
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