Plans move forward for 230-unit housing complex near Coastal Grand Mall

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — Plans for a 230-unit housing complex moved forward Thursday after the Myrtle Beach Community Appearance Board meeting.

A building permit application was approved for the complex, which will be located at Pine Island Road near Seaboard Street.

The Pine Island Point multifamily complex will have three four-story buildings, a clubhouse, pool building, open-air pavilion, pool amenity center, maintenance building, trash compactor enclosure, dog park, open green space, parking and landscaping.

Community Appearance Board coordinator Heidi Soos told News13 that the complex has been through the planning and city council approval process and that the CAB approved the footprint of the buildings and the landscaping.

It will need to go back to CAB at least one more time to address the architectural changes that the board members discuss.

Soos said that once it is fully approved by CAB, it would then be submitted by staff for building code and water, sewer, and stormwater compliance prior to issuing the permits.