Horry County land disturbance permit and stormwater help
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In SC, construction that disturbs 1 acre or more, or is part of a larger plan that will, needs state stormwater permit coverage before work starts, and some counties and cities also have their own land disturbance permit. The box below shows who SCDES lists as the plan reviewer in Horry County.
Horry County
LocationAtlantic Beach, Town of
Reviews plans here (SCDES lists this as the "Reviewing Entity"):Horry County
LocationBriarcliffe Acres, Town of
Reviews plans here (SCDES lists this as the "Reviewing Entity"):Horry County
LocationConway, City of
Reviews plans here (SCDES lists this as the "Reviewing Entity"):City of Conway
LocationHorry County (Unincorporated)
Reviews plans here (SCDES lists this as the "Reviewing Entity"):Horry County
LocationHorry County (Incorporated Areas of Aynor and Loris)
Reviews plans here (SCDES lists this as the "Reviewing Entity"):SCDHEC (now SCDES)-Bureau of Water
LocationMyrtle Beach, City of
Reviews plans here (SCDES lists this as the "Reviewing Entity"):City of Myrtle Beach
LocationNorth Myrtle Beach, City of
Reviews plans here (SCDES lists this as the "Reviewing Entity"):City of North Myrtle Beach
LocationSurfside Beach, Town of
Reviews plans here (SCDES lists this as the "Reviewing Entity"):Town of Surfside Beach
Rules and reviewers can change. Check with the office before you start work.
Source: SCDES, Where to Apply . Checked Oct 30, 2026.
Most permitted sites also need a SWPPP (stormwater pollution prevention plan). See SC SWPPP requirements.
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