Can I access the zoning maps online myself?
Click Here to view the Zoning Map.
Phone: (843) 488-9888
Address: 206 Laurel St. Conway, SC 29526
Where can I find the application deadline and meeting dates for various boards (i.e. CAB, PC, BZA)?
Upcoming meetings are listed on the calendar HERE.
Please contact the Planning Department to receive these dates and discuss your matter more fully.
Phone: (843) 488-9888
Address: 206 Laurel St. Conway, SC 29526
My property is located in Conway, but I am not considered "city limits." Who do I need to contact for information for my property (i.e. zoning, taxes, building permits, etc.)?
Contact Horry County Government. You may visit their website at www.horrycounty.org to get specific contact information for each department or contact Administration at 843-915-5020.
I want to have an outdoor event on my property or on someone else's property. Do I need to get approval by the City to do so?
The City of Conway Code of Ordinances requires a “Special Event Permit” to be approved and obtained by persons/organizations who wish to hold, manage, conduct, aid, participate in, form, start or carry on any parade or public meeting or assembly or picketing, in or upon any public street, park or other public grounds. A Special Event Permit is also required for events held on private property within the city that may expect a large crowd, impact on the neighborhood and/or city services, or require other permits such as zoning, signage, etc. Applications for Special Event Permits should be filed no less than 30 days prior to the date of the proposed activity.
What are the procedures for developing new commercial property in the City of Conway?
The City has developed a guide to assist you in all of the steps needed to develop a new commercial property in the City. CLICK HERE
Do I need a permit to build a fence, a shed, a pool or a hot tub?
Yes. A permit is required for any accessory structure, including a fence, shed, pool or hot tub. Even preconstructed sheds purchased at a retail store like Lowes required a permit prior to being moved onto your property. This is to make sure that the shed is properly constructed, that it meets the setbacks for your lot and that it does not need to be made of a specific material depending upon its size.
APPLICATION
Who is responsible for the maintenance of the ponds in my neighborhood?
Typically, the ponds are the responsibility of the Home Owners Association for the Community. In the event that there is no HOA, the ponds are still usually the responsibility of the community to maintain.
