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2018

Year-end Report

Sumter City-County Planning Department

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City of Sumter Major Subdivision Activity Profiles 2018Sumter County Major Subdivision Activity Profiles 2018

Residential PermitsCommercial & Industrial Permits

Residential & Commercial/Industrial Alterations or AdditionsMiscellaneous Permits

2008 - 2018 Building Activity Summary Report - Page 1D through 8D

PlatsTemporary Uses

Conditional UsesDHEC Perk Test Letters

Zoning Verification Letters

2013-2018 Caseload Comparison for Boards, Commissions & Staff

GIS Department ActivityFEMA Floodplain Administration Reporting

Zoning Enforcement Activity Reporting

Caseload Breakdown Count by Type & District

Historic Preservation Design Review Committee Caseload Summary & Review - Pages 1B through 5B

Mobile Home Certifications

Summary of Applications Received/Reviewed by TypeMap of Historic Preservation Design Review Cases by Location

Planning Commission Staff & Special Projects Caseload Summary - Pages 1C through 10C

Caseload Breakdown Count by Type & JurisdictionSummary of Applications Received/Reviewed by Type

Map of Board of Appeals Cases by Type

TABLE OF CONTENTS2018 END OF YEAR REPORT

Planning Commission Board Caseload Summary & Review - Pages 1 through 24

Zoning Board of Appeals Caseload Summary & Review - Pages 1A through 6A

Caseload Breakdown Count by Type & JurisdictionSummary of Applications Received/Reviewed by Type

Map of Planning Commission Cases by Type

PLANNING COMMISSION CASE REVIEW 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018Total Applications Submitted 153 135 125 115 104 140Total Cases Reviewed 146 129 122 112 104 136Highway Corridor Requests Reviewed by Planning Commission 7 7 7 8 3 8Highway Corridor Requests Reviewed by Planning Staff 21 25 24 18 23 29Comprehensive Plan Text Amendments 0 2 0 0 0 0Minor Site Plan 53 45 58 40 47 46Major Site Plan 11 7 7 8 4 11Ordinance Text Amendments 14 12 7 8 4 10Planned Developments 4 2 3 3 3 2Rezonings 19 13 8 13 10 19Major Subdivisions 2 3 2 6 3 4Street Name Change Requests 0 0 0 2 0 1Subdivision Variances 13 13 8 1 0 0City Annexation Requests* 6 5 5

*Planning Staff took over the review process for City Annexations in January 2016.

BOARD OF APPEALS CASE REVIEW 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018Total Applications Submitted 22 22 22 18 25 26Total Cases Reviewed 22 22 20 15 23 20Appeals from Administrative Interpretation 0 1 0 0 0 0Variances 20 15 12 12 19 19Special Exceptions 2 6 8 3 6 7

HISTORIC PRESERVATION DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE CASE REVIEW 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018Downtown Requests Reviewed by Committee 7 14 11 8 4 9Downtown Requests Reviewed by Planning Staff 5 2 4 7 2 4Hampton Park Requests Reviewed by Committee 6 4 4 8 10 13Hampton Park Requests Reviewed by Planning Staff 3 4 3 3 3 4Swan Lake District Requests Reviewed by Committee 0 0 0 0 0 0Swan Lake District Requests Reviewed by Planning Staff 0 0 0 0 0 0

BOARD AND COMMISSION CASELOAD REVIEW2013-2018 COMPARISON

Mobile Home Certifications 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018City-Bought In Place* 0 2 0 0 0 0

City-New 1 0 1 2 2 3City-Replacement 10 9 7 13 16 11

County-Bought In Place* 2 2 1 1 1 6County-New 35 49 29 23 29 52

County-Replacement 136 115 84 106 129 113Total Issued 184 177 122 145 145 195

*Mobile homes that are "Bought in Place" have changed owership but have not been relocated to a new lot.

Plats 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018Total Number of Surveys Reviewed 264 263 229 216 308 276

Total Number of Lots Approved 560 395 338 372 502 465Total Acreage 4719.14 5943.89 1483.5 3573.59 3752.8 4587.56

Administrative Inquiries 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018Total Number of DHEC Perk Test Request Letters Issued 55 40 23 26 22 17

Total Number of Zoning Verification Letters Issued 41 39 35 49 60 27Total Flood Plain Inquiries (telephone/e-mail/letters) 2411 2753 3280 3680 3160 3350

Total Number of Elevation Certificates 11 14 25 31 12 8

Temporary Uses 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018City 55 48 76 78 78 66

County 41 41 33 40 36 40

Conditional Use Approval for Banners 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018City 28 23 17 1 19 11

Conditional Use Approval 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018City 13 22 9 18 19 14

County 30 23 23 18 18 35

PLANNING STAFF CASE REVIEW2013-2018 COMPARISON

Total Applications Submitted: 140

Total Cases Reviewed: 136

Total Cases Approved: 117

Total Cases Failed to Approve: 0

Total Cases Denied: 5

Total Cases Pending*: 13

Total Cases Withdrawn: 3

Total Cases Administratively Closed: 1

Total Cases Placed on Hold at Applicant's Request: 1

Highway Corridor Protection District Design Review:

Approved by Planning Staff - 29 City: 31

Approved by Planning Commission - 8 County: 11

Denied - 1

Withdrawn - 2

Pending - 2

Total 42

Comprehensive Plan Text Amendments (MA):

Approved - 0 City: 0

Failed to Approve - 0 County: 0

Denied - 0

Pending - 0

Withdrawn - 0

Administratively Closed - 0

Placed on Hold - 0

Total 0

Minor Site Plan Approvals:



Denied - 0

Pending - 3

Withdrawn - 0


Placed on Hold - 0

Total 46

2018 End of Year Report

Sumter City-County Planning Commission

*Pending requests are in the system for review and approval but were not granted final approval prior to

December 31, 2018.

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Major Site Plan Approvals (MSP):



Denied - 0

Pending - 0

Withdrawn - 0


Placed on Hold - 0

Total 11

Ordinance Text Amendments (OA):



Denied - 0

Pending - 2

Withdrawn - 0


Placed on Hold - 0

Total 10

Planned Developments (PD)**:



Denied - 0

Pending - 0

Withdrawn - 0


Placed on Hold - 0

Total 2

Rezonings (RZ):



Denied - 4

Pending - 4

Withdrawn - 1


Placed on Hold - 1

Converted to OA - 0

Total 19

**All Planned Development (PD) reviewed in 2018 were revisions to existing Planned Developments in

accordance with the Zoning & Development Standards Ordinance.

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Major Subdivision (SD):



Denied - 0

Pending - 0

Withdrawn - 0


Placed on Hold - 0

Total 4

Street Name Change Request (SN):


Denied - 0 County: 1

Pending - 0

Total 1

Subdivision Variance (SV):


Denied - 0 County: 0

Pending - 0

Withdrawn - 0


Placed on Hold - 0

Total 0

City Annexation Requests (ANN)

Approved - 3

Denied - 0

Pending - 2

Withdrawn - 0


Placed on Hold - 0

Total 5

Total City Requests: 88

Total County Requests: 52

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2018 End of Year Report Sumter City-County Planning Commission

Case Review

Highway Corridor Protection District Design Review: Staff Approved:

1. HCPD-18-03, 2585 Tahoe Dr. (City), 6,300 sq. ft. medical office building. 2. HCPD-18-05, 1283 Broad St. (City), Wal-Mart Supercenter Grocery Pick-Up site

improvements. 3. HCPD-18-06, 236 S. Pike W. (City), 12,000 sq. ft. blood plasma donation center. 4. HCPD-18-09, 1055 Broad St. (City), new Discount Tire store. 5. HCPD-18-10, 1235 N. Lafayette Dr. (City), new freestanding sign. 6. HCPD-18-12, 1175 Florence Hwy. (County), 6 ft. brick fence to match existing building. 7. HCPD-18-13, 360 E. Liberty St. (City), new freestanding sign. 8. HCPD-18-14, 1370 Myrtle Beach Hwy, (County), new 9,100 sq. ft. Dollar General store. 9. HCPD-18-15, 939 N. Main St. (City), expansion to existing convenience store.

10. HCPD-18-16, 3750 Broad St. (County), new freestanding sign. 11. HCPD-18-17, 3 Alice Dr. (City), gas pump canopy repair/replacement. 12. HCPD-18-18, 722 Boulevard Rd. (City), rear building addition to existing church. 13. HCPD-18-19, 520 Wilson Hall Rd. (City) new guard house and parking lot changes at

Wilson Hall School. 14. HCPD-18-20, 3815 Broad St. (County), new B & C Auto Pros auto repair shop. 15. HCPD-18-21, 717 Broad St. (City), RNR Tire Express exterior improvements. 16. HCPD-18-22, 3242 Hwy. 15 S. (County), privacy fence for Palmetto South Auto Sales

storage area. 17. HCPD-18-23, 520 W. Liberty St. (City), façade and paint changes to existing building. 18. HCPD-18-25, 2990 Broad St. (City), new freestanding sign. 19. HCPD-18-26, 1031 Broad St. (City), building expansion and site improvements. 20. HCPD-18-27, 4650 Broad St. (County), privacy fence installation. 21. HCPD-18-29, 3501 Broad St. (County), porch addition and exterior building renovations. 22. HCPD-18-31, 1235 N. Lafayette Dr. (City), new freestanding sign. 23. HCPD-18-33, 1170 Broad St. (City), new canopies for drive thru service. 24. HCPD-18-35, 5650 Broad St. (County), exterior remodel and new signage for

McDonalds. 25. HCPD-18-36, 320 Loring Mill Rd. (City), addition to existing youth building at Christ

Community Church. 26. HCPD-18-37, 1785 Hwy. 15 S. (County), exterior improvements for Food Lion. 27. HCPD-18-39, 503 Broad St. (City), gasoline canopy replacement. 28. HCPD-18-40, 5700 Broad St. (County), exterior improvements for Food Lion. 29. HCPD-18-41, 493 N. Guignard Dr. (City), exterior improvements for Food Lion.

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Staff Denied:

NONE

Planning Commission Approved:

1. HCPD-17-26, 260 N. Bultman Dr. (City), Sandhills Medical Center. 2. HCPD-18-02, 3290 Broad St. (City), 336 unit apartment complex. 3. HCPD-18-07, 2665 Broad St. (City), 37,000 sq. ft. automotive sales, show room, and

associated customer and inventory parking. 4. HCPD-18-11, 430 Constitution Dr. (City), new mini-warehouse storage facility. 5. HCPD-18-30, 1085 Broad St. (City), 2,100 sq. ft. Wendy’s restaurant site rebuild. 6. HCPD-18-32, 1501 Camden Hwy. (City) new gas station/convenience store/truck stop. 7. HCPD-18-34, 2515 Broad St. (City), 71 room Towneplace Suites by Marriott. 8. HCPD-18-38, 185 W. Wesmark Blvd. (City), 36,000 sq. ft. operations center for SAFE

Federal Credit Union. Planning Commission Denied:

1. HCPD-18-04, 471 N. Guignard Dr. (City), Exterior building color changes for Pelican Sno Cones.

Pending Approval:

1. HCPD-18-24, 218 S. Lafayette Dr. (City) 2. HCPD-18-28, 1410 Hwy. 15 S. (County)

Withdrawn:

1. HCPD-18-01, 950 Miller Rd. (City) 2. HCPD-18-08, 303 E. Liberty St. (City)

Comprehensive Plan Text Amendments:

NONE

Minor Site Plan Approval: NOTE – Minor Site Plans are approved in-house by Planning Department Staff; approval dates listed for minor site plans indicate date of zoning approval and not necessarily issuance of building/construction permits.

1. MSP-17-35, 3040 Broad St. (County)

TMS# 186-04-02-006 & 186-04-02-007 Pending

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2. MSP-18-01, 950 Miller Rd. (City) TMS# 229-03-02-018 Administratively Closed – Site Plan Not Needed

3. MSP-18-03, 1190 Peach Orchard Rd. (County), Dollar General (relocation from Food

Lion Shopping Center) TMS# 230-00-01-032 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Peach

Orchard Road Dollar General 4456,” prepared by KB Sellars Engineering, dated January 15, 2018, and updated March 2, 2018, Project No. 17-628, Sheets 1-8.

Approved March 21, 2018

4. MSP-18-05, 710 S. Guignard Dr. (County), Nu-Idea School Supply Building Addition TMS# 227-14-01-017 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Nu-Idea

School Supply,” prepared by K&C Engineering, LLC, dated 1/09/2018, Project No. 1801, Sheets C1.0. 2.0, and 3.0.

Approved February 5, 2018

5. MSP-18-06, 710 S. Guignard Dr. (County), Nu-Idea School Supply Accessory Storage Building TMS# 227-14-01-017 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Nu-Idea

School Supply,” prepared by K&C Engineering, LLC, dated 1/09/2018, Project No. 1801, Sheets C1.0. 2.0, and 3.0.


6. MSP-18-07, 3100 Broad St. (County), Heritage Housing Center TMS# 186-03-01-039 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “3100 Broad

Street,” prepared by Alfred Conyers, dated January 28, 2018, Project No. E201801, Sheet C1 and the approvals granted under CU-18-04.


7. MSP-18-08, 1283 Broad St. (City), Wal-Mart Super Center – Grocery Pick Up TMS# 203-00-02-003 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Walmart,

1283 Broad Street, Sumter, SC Store No. 511-228,” prepared by Gensler, dated December 22, 2017, Sheets SP1, SP1.1, and A1.1, and the “Finished Legend: as detailed on Sheet A1.1.


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8. MSP-18-08, 1283 Broad St. (City), Wal-Mart Super Center – Grocery Pick Up TMS# 203-00-02-003 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Walmart,

1283 Broad Street, Sumter, SC Store No. 511-228,” prepared by Gensler, dated December 22, 2017, Sheets SP1, SP1.1, and A1.1, and the “Finished Legend: as detailed on Sheet A1.1.


9. MSP-18-09, 236 S. Pike West (City), Immunotek Bio Centers – Blood Plasma Donor Center TMS# 229-03-02-006 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “New Blood

Plasma Donor Center for: Immunotek Bio Centers, LLC,” prepared by Paul C. Jones, dated January 24, 2018, Sheets C1 through C11; and architectural building elevations and colored rendering titled “A New Blood Plasma Donor Center for: Immunotek Bio Centers, LLC” dated January 31, 2018, Sheet A1.

Approved February 22, 2018 10. MSP-18-10, 3215 Beulah Cuttino Rd. (County), Merchant Iron Works – Plant

Expansion TMS# 221-00-01-112 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Merchant

Iron Works Proposed Addition,” prepared by Jones and VanPatten, LLC, dated February 7, 2018, Project No. 18003, Sheet C1.

Approved February 27, 2018 11. MSP-18-14, 2530 Rush St. (County), Wireless Telecommunications Facility

TMS# 359-00-01-007 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “FTC Communications, Inc.

Sumter SC, PAM 436-125B New 300’ Lattice Tower Located Approximately 850 Feet Northwest of Interstate I-95 on Rush Street Near Lynchburg, SC,” prepared by McCall-Thomas Engineering Co., Inc and FTC Communications, Inc; dated 10/26/17 and revised 11/27/17; and the supporting documentation required by Article 5 Section 5.b.4 of the Sumter County – Zoning & Development Standards Ordinance.

Approved March 26, 2018 12. MSP-18-15, 1305 Loring Mill Rd. (City), Alice Drive Baptist Church Outdoor

Ministry & Recreation Building TMS# 185-00-02-003 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Proposed

Site Improvements,” prepared by Black River Land Surveying, LLC; dated 7/30/18; in addition to planting eight (8) Longleaf Pine Trees on the property.

Approved June 30, 2018

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13. MSP-18-16, 2050 Highway 15 South (County), Pilgrim’s Pride – Wastewater Building Expansion TMS# 209-00-02-008 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Pilgrims Wastewater Building

Addition,” prepared by Designtec Architects, dated March 18, 2018, Project No. 2047, Sheets A1 and A2.

Approved March 22, 2018 14. MSP-18-17, 3815 Broad St. (County), B & C Auto Pros

TMS# 186-00-01-026 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Proposed

Automotive Repair Shop,” prepared by Champion Designs, LLC, dated March 8, 2018, Sheets C1 through C9, and use approval granted under CU-18-14.

Approved March 27, 2018 15. MSP-18-18, 4180 Congruity Rd. (County), Contractor’s Office

TMS# 315-00-03-052, 315-00-03-053, & 315-00-03-054 Pending

16. MSP-18-19, 2190 Storage Rd. (City), Air Solutions – Detached Storage Building

TMS# 202-00-01-046 Minor site plan approval subject to the site plan titled, “Site Plan (Thomas-Sumter)

for Storage Road,” prepared by Palance Design INC., dated 2.25.2017, Sheet S1. Approved March 22, 2018

17. MSP-18-20, 2530 Tahoe Dr. (City), Warehouse Addition and Storage Building

Demolition TMS# 230-00-05-068 Minor site plan approval subject to the site plan titled, “Addition to Warehouse,

2530 Tahoe Drive, Sumter,” prepared by Drakeford Architects, dated November 8, 2017, specifically sheet A-1.

Approved April 25, 2018 18. MSP-18-21, 1055 Broad St. (City), Discount Tire Store

TMS# 203-13-03-009 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Discount

Tire, 1055 Broad Street, Sumter,” prepared by Buckle Design Group, LLC, dated March 14, 2018, specifically sheets C-1 and L-1. Landscape plan updated through February 14, 2018.


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19. MSP-18-22, 484 Pinewood Rd. (City), Wireless Telecommunications Facility

TMS# 206-13-01-016 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Verizon Site Name: Sumter

5656 Node A Eco-Site ID: SC-1070 484 Pinewood Road Sumter, SC 29154 (Sumter County),” prepared by Tower Engineering Professionals; dated 2-21-18 and revised 2-27-18, and 3-8-18; and supporting documentation required by Article 5 Section 5.b.4 of the City of Sumter – Zoning & Development Standards Ordinance.

Approved May 15, 2018 20. MSP-18-23, 3231 Frierson Rd. (County), Sumter County Dalzell EMS Station

TMS# 152-04-01-103 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Sumter

County Dalzell EMS,” prepared by Burns Engineers, LLC, dated March 26, 2018, Project No 18007, Sheets C1 – C8.

Approved March 29, 2018 21. MSP-18-24, 1370 Myrtle Beach Hwy. (County), Dollar General

TMS# 267-00-03-004 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “East Sumter

Dollar General – Sumter County, SC,” prepared by KB Sellars Engineering, Kelly B Sellars, P.E., (Sheets 1 – 8) dated 5.17.18 and (Sheet 9) dated 6.26.18; and exterior elevation drawing and material list titled, “Dollar General #19563 Myrtle Beach Hwy., Sumter County, SC East Sumter, SC 29153,” prepared by Store Planning Inc., James Talmadge Reese, R.A., (Sheet A-2) dated 5.4.18 and revised 5.15.18.

Approved June 27, 2018 22. MSP-18-25, 939 N. Main St. (County), El Cheapo’s Convenience Store Expansion

TMS# 229-05-04-001 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “El Cheapo’s

Addition – 939 Main St. - Sumter, SC,” prepared by Robert Davis Engineering LLC, Robert Davis, P.E., (Sheets C100 – C102) dated 4.20.18 and revised per Planning Department comments; and exterior elevation drawing Sheet B-103 - Elevations, prepared by Robert Davis Engineering LLC, Robert Davis, P.E., dated 1.28.18.

Approved October 22, 2018 23. MSP-18-26, 141 N. Main St. (City), Historic Courthouse Renovations and Additions

TMS# 249-09-01-013 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans reviewed and

approved by the City of Sumter Historic Preservation Design Review Committee under HP-18-06.

Approved May 8, 2018

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24. MSP-18-26, 141 N. Main St. (City), Historic Courthouse Renovations and Additions

TMS# 249-09-01-013 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans reviewed and

approved by the City of Sumter Historic Preservation Design Review Committee under HP-18-06.

Approved May 8, 2018 25. MSP-18-27, 520 Wilson Hall Rd. (City), Wilson Hall School – Construction of New

Guard House/Walkway Reconstruction TMS# 185-00-02-012 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled,

“Renovations to Wilson Hall,” prepared by RS Bell Architects, LLC dated 5.16.18 revised 6.4.18, Sheets S 1.2, S 1.3, and Site Data Table; and elevation drawing and materials provided on Site plan titled “Renovations to Wilson Hall” prepared by RS Bell Architects, LLC, dated 5.21.18, Sheet A 1.7.

Approved June 6, 2018 26. MSP-18-28, 4660 Ellerbe Mill Rd. (County), Office Building

TMS# 078-00-02-073 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “4660

Ellerbe Mill Road, Rembert, SC,” prepared by Michael E. Weatherly, P.E. Consulting Environmental & Civil Engineer, Sheet C-1 dated 3.23.2018, Sheet C-2 dated 4.09.2018, Sheet C-3 dated 4.09.2018, and Sheet C-4 dated 4.04.2018.

Approved June 22, 2018 27. MSP-18-29, 722 Boulevard Rd. (City), Church of God of Prophecy – Restroom

Addition TMS# 250-11-01-012 Minor site plan and landscape plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Restroom

Addition for Church of God of Prophecy,” prepared by RS Bell Architects, LLC, dated 5.21.18, Sheets A 1.1 & CA 1.1.; and elevation drawing & materials provided on Site plan titled “Restroom for Church of God of Prophecy,” prepared by RS Bell Architects, LLC, dated 5.21.18, Sheet A 1.1.

Approved June 5, 2018 28. MSP-18-30, 2055 Lynette Dr. (County), Web Electric – Building Expansion

TMS# 208-00-03-007 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Web Electric – 2055 Lynette

Dr. – Building Expansion,” prepared by Burns Engineers, Inc., dated 6.1.18 (Sheets 1 – 8). Approved June 5, 2018


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29. MSP-18-32, 1185 N. Guignard Dr. (City), Site Grading and Clearing

TMS# 203-13-02-017 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Hardee Holdings, LLC 1185 N.

Guignard Dr., Sumter, SC,” dated 6.4.18 and revised 6.11.18, Sheets C-1 & C-2. Approved June 21, 2018

30. MSP-18-33, 1031 Broad St. (City), Building Expansion and Site Improvements

TMS# 229-01-01-001 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Renovations to 1031 Broad St.,

Sumter, SC,” prepared by RS Bell Architects, LLC (Scott Bell) dated 6.8.18 and revised 8.6.18 & 8.7.18, Sheet S1 .1; and elevation drawings titled “Renovations to 1031 Broad St., Sumter, SC,” prepared by RD Bell Architects, LLC (Scott Bell) dated 6.18.18, Sheet A 4.1 & A 4.2.

Approved August 13, 2018 31. MSP-18-34, 1805 Highway 521 South (County), Continental Tire – 462 sq. ft.

Addition TMS# 252-00-05-088 Minor site plan approval for a 462 sq. ft. minor addition to an existing building. Site

plan file was created for administrative tracking purposes. Approved July 24, 2018

32. MSP-18-35, 1085 Broad St. (City), Wendy’s Restaurant Rebuild

TMS# 203-13-03-003 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Wendy’s Restaurant – 1085

Broad St., Sumter, SC 29150,” prepared by the Isaacs Group, Brian T. Upton, P.E., (Sheets C0.0, C1.0, C1.1, C1.2, C2.0, C3.0, C4.0, C4.1, C5.0, C5.1, DA1.0, & DA2.0), dated 10.23.18; and exterior elevation drawings titled, “Exterior Elevations, Wendy’s – 1085 Broad St., Sumter, SC,” prepared by Appalachian Architecture, PA, William Max Dixson, R.A., dated 8.7.18.

Approved October 31, 2018 33. MSP-18-36, 3501 Broad St. (County), 160 sq. ft. Building Addition and 326 sq. ft.

Porch Addition TMS# 186-00-01-006 Minor site plan approval subject to the plan & color exterior elevation renderings

titled, “Larry Smith Sumter, SC,” dated 7.22.18, sheets 1, 2, & 3; and email correspondence from Mr. Verne Newman dated 8.8.18 confirming specifications for tree planting, dumpster screening, and irrigation method.

Approved August 9, 2018

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34. MSP-18-37, 2050 Highway 15 South (County), Pilgrim’s Pride – 3575 sq. ft. Boiler House TMS# 209-00-02-008 Minor site plan approval subject to the site plan and building plans titled, “Pilgrims

Sumter Boiler House Addition Sumter South Carolina,” prepared by Designtec Architects (Scott Rumph, AIA), dated 2.9.18, Sheets A1 – A5.

Approved August 14, 2018 35. MSP-18-39, 1170 Broad St. (City), Chic-Fil-A – 3575 sq. ft. Boiler House

TMS# 203-12-01-004 Minor site plan approval subject to the site plan and building plans titled, “Canopy

Program Chick-Fil-A Store #1383,” prepared by Esencia Architecture and Urban Design (Jeffrey W. Winter, Registered Architect), dated 7/13/2018, Sheets A1 – A2; OMD 7-8.

Approved October 17, 2018 36. MSP-18-40, 2050 Highway 15 South (County), Pilgrim’s Pride – 2,000 sq. ft. Metal

Building TMS# 209-00-02-008 Minor site plan approval for the construction of a 2,000 sq. ft. pre-fab metal building

to be placed on an existing concrete slab subject to the submitted site and reference materials showing proposed location.

Approved October 9, 2018 37. MSP-18-42, 1971 McCrays Mill Rd. (City), Building Addition

TMS# 206-12-02-045 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Property Division – 1971

McCrays Mill Road,” dated 10.4.2018 and revised 11.19.2018, Sheets C-1 through C-9; and Engineers Response to Planning Review – 11.26.18.pdf

Approved December 4, 2018 38. MSP-18-43, 320 Loring Mill Rd. (City), Christ Community Church – Youth Building

Addition Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Youth Building Addition for:

Christ Community Church,” prepared by RS Bell Architects, LLC, dated 8/7/2018, Project No. 17-017, Sheets T1.1 – E-4.

Approved November 19, 2018 39. MSP-18-44, 2295 Harper St. (City), Sumter Baptist Temple – Communication

Building TMS# 203-03-02-006 Pending

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40. MSP-18-45, 1880 Lynette Dr. (County), Kiln Direct Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Kiln Direct, 1880 Lynette

Drive, Sumter SC,” dated 10/232018, Sheet S-1, prepared by RD Bell Architects, LLC.

Approved November 19, 2018 41. MSP-18-46, 765 W. Oakland Ave. (City) Wireless Telecommunications Facility

TMS# 228-00-03-003 Pending

42. MSP-18-49, 2640 McCrays Mill Rd. (City), Cellular Antenna Colocation

TMS# 207-02-02-009 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Revilles Pond: 2640 McCrays

Mill Rd Sumter SC 29151 Colocation on 133’-1 water tank,” prepared by Towersource, and dated 08/25/17 and revised 9/19/17.

Approved December 6, 2018 43. MSP-18-50, 1023 Cockrill Rd. (County), Cellular Antenna Colocation

TMS# 208-00-03-039 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “DO Macro Upgrade for 1023

Cockerill Rd., Sumter SC 29154,” prepared by Morrison Hershfield dated November 28, 2017, Project No. 7170298; and Structural Analysis Report titled, “Structural Analysis Report,” for 275’ Self Support Tower, 1023 Cockerill Rd., Sumter SC 29154. Prepared by GPD Group on 11/9/2018.

Approved December 11, 2018

44. MSP-18-51, 13 E. Canal St. (City), Sumter County Administration Building Addition TMS# 249-09-01-040 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Sumter Admin. Addition

Construction Drawings, County of Sumter, South Carolina,” prepared by The Landplan Group South, Charles Howell, ASLA RLA (Sheets 1 -11) dated 8/31/18; and Plan sheets titled, “Additions and Renovations to: Sumter County Administration Building, 13 East Canal Street, Sumter, SC,” prepared by RS Bell Architects LLC, Scott Bell, AIA (Sheets T1.1, Sheet T2.1, & Svy 1.1) dated 8/31/18.

Approved December 21, 2018 45. MSP-18-52, 835 Plowden Mill Rd. (County), St. Paul AME Church Addition

TMS# 286-00-02-027 Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Addition to St. Paul AME

Church: 835 Plowden Mill Rd. Sumter, South Carolina,” dated 9/25/2014, Sheet A-01, prepared by Taylor Architecture.


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46. MSP-18-53, 1880 Lynette Dr. (County), Wash Rack and Warehouse Addition – Kiln Direct TMS# 208-00-03-002

• Minor site plan approval subject to the plans titled, “Wash Rack Facility for Superior Services LLC: 1880 Lynette Drive Sumter, South Carolina,” dated 10/30/2018, Sheet S-01, prepared by RS Bell Architects LLC, and Site plan titled, “New Warehouse for KilnDirect. Honeywell Warehouse: 1880 Lynette Dr. Sumter, SC,” dated 10/31/2018, Sheet S-1, prepared by RS Bell Architects LLC. Approved December 20, 2018

Major Site Plan Approval:

1. MSP-17-38 (Revision 1), 1285 Wilson Hall Rd. – Sumter Urology (City) TMS# 203-00-05-054 & 203-00-05-055 Major site plan revision approval and Highway Corridor Protection District Design

approval for a 6,335 sq. ft. urology office subject to staff’s recommendations and the full set of site and landscape plans titled, “Sumter Urology, 1285 Wilson Hall Rd., Sumter County, SC,” prepared by J & VP, dated January 19, 2017 (with revisions made to Sheets C-3 & C-7 dated 2/14/18) and submitted elevation drawings and materials provided by Jason Hardee Construction


2. MSP-17-49, 260 N. Bultman Dr. – Sandhills Medical (City) TMS# 230-00-01-024 Major site plan approval for a 12,150 sq. ft. medical facility subject to staff’s

recommendations listed above and the full set of site and landscape plans titled, “New Sumter Facility – Sandhills Medical Foundation, 260 N. Bultman Dr., Sumter, SC 29150,” prepared by Land Plan South, dated November 8, 2017. Additionally, submission of building elevation plans titled, “New Sumter Facility – Sandhills Medical Foundation, 260 N. Bultman Dr., Sumter, SC 29150,” prepared by Jeff Lewis AIA, dated November 8, 2017 and supporting pictures, renderings, and building material specifications.


3. MSP-18-02, 3290 Broad St. – The Retreat at Sumter (City) TMS# 186-00-03-001 Major site plan approval for a 336 unit multi-family apartment development with 14

three-story buildings totaling 154,481 sq. ft. subject to staff’s recommendations and the set of civil and landscape plans titled, “Broad Street and Carter Road property, Sumter, South Carolina,” prepared by Consulting Environmental & Civil Engineer, Michael E. Weatherly, P.E., dated December 4, 2017, updated though February 15, 2018 in addition to exterior architectural elevations prepared by Planworx Collaborative, PLLC, dated January 10, 2018.


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4. MSP-18-04, 1210 Clara Louise Kellogg Dr. – Dillon Park (City) TMS# 230-00-02-010 Major site plan approval of Dillon Park renovations and additions. This project

includes five parking lots, landscaping improvements, three new football fields, concession/restroom building, and storage and maintenance buildings. Site plan approval was granted subject to staff’s recommendation and the submitted civil plans titled. “Dillon Park Renovations,” prepared by Stantec Consulting Services, Inc., John T. Prorock, P.E., dated January 30, 2018, as well as exterior architectural elevations and landscaping plans prepared by Jackson and Sims Architects, dated September 2017.


5. MSP-18-11, 1400 N. Wise Dr. – Sumter Casket Company (County) TMS# 231-00-01-014

Major site plan approval for a 32,665 sq. ft. manufacturing building and associated site improvements subject to staff’s recommendations and the set of civil and landscape plans titled, “Sumter Casket Company, 1400 N. Wise Drive, Sumter, South Carolina,” prepared by Burns Engineers, Inc., Richard B. Burns, Jr., P.E., dated January 29, 2018, and updated through March 5, 2018. Approved March 28, 2018

6. MSP-18-12, 2665 Broad St. – McLaughlin Ford (City)

TMS# 203-00-01-007 Major site plan approval for a new 37,000 sq. ft. automobile dealership for

McLaughlin Ford subject to the civil and landscape plans titled, “McLaughlin Ford, 2665 Broad Street, City of Sumter, Sumter, Sumter County, SC,” prepared by Atwell, LLC, dated February 23, 2018; exterior architectural elevations, Sheet a5.1, prepared by Zenner Group, Inc., dated October 16, 2017, updated March 7, 2018; and issuance of stormwater management approvals.


7. MSP-18-13, 430 Constitution Dr. – Mini-Warehouse Facility (City) TMS# 185-00-01-127 Major site plan approval of 80,400 sq. ft. ministorage facility with an 800 sq. ft. office

subject to approval of PD-00-08 Revision #20 by Sumter City Council and site plans titled, “Constitution Drive Mini-warehouse Storage Facility” prepared by Jones and VanPatten, dated March 6, 2017, and updated through April 12, 2018, in addition to the exterior architectural elevations of the office, as well as picture representing the ministorage warehouse building, submitted for review.

Approved April 25, 2018

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8. MSP-18-31, 1575 Airport Rd. – Becton-Dickinson Expansion (County) TMS# 231-00-04-001 Major site plan approval for parking lot improvements and approximately 120,000 sq.

ft. of facility expansion subject to staff’s recommendations and the set of civil plans titled, “Becton Dickinson & Co – Proposed Employee Parking, 1575 Airport Rd., Sumter, SC 29153,” prepared by Jones & VanPatten, LLC, Paul Jones, P.E., dated May 29, 2018.


9. MSP-18-38, 1495 Camden Hwy. – Markette Gas Station/Convenience Store (City) TMS# 202-00-03-028 Major site plan approval for a convenience store, gas station, and truck parking area

subject to the Conditions of Approval, and the set of civil and landscape plans titled, “Sumter C-Store, 1495 Camden Highway Sumter, South Carolina,” prepared by Walker Engineering & Construction, Greg Walker, P.E, dated March, 2018 and building elevation drawings titled, “West Oil Markette #32 Elevations, Camden Highway, Sumter, SC,” prepared by the Middleton Group Architecture Studio, Laura Kass, RA, dated May 28, 2018.

Approved September 26, 2018

10. MSP-18-41, 2515 Broad St. – Towne Place Suites by Marriott (City) TMS# 203-07-01-011 Major site plan approval for a 71 room, three story hotel subject to the Conditions of

Approval, as well as the set of civil and landscape plans titled, “Towneplace Suites by Marriott, 2515 Broad Street, Sumter, South Carolina,” prepared by Jones & VanPatten, LLC; Paul Jones, PE, dated September 17, 2018 and submitted building elevation renderings, exterior materials listing, and building exterior color specifications.

Approved November 28, 2018

11. MSP-18-47, 185 W. Wesmark Blvd. – SAFE FCU Operations Center (City) TMS# 203-00-06-010 Major site plan approval for a 36,000 sf office building subject to the signed

Conditions of Approval as well as the set of civil and landscape plans titled, “SAFE FCU – Operations Center, 185 West Wesmark Boulevard, Sumter, SC,” prepared by Jones & VanPatten, LLC Paul Jones, PE, dated November 7, 2018 (as revised to address staff technical review comments) and submitted color building elevation renderings, building isometric drawings, technical elevation drawings, and exterior material specifications prepared by the Design Collaborative.


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Ordinance Amendments:

1. OA-17-03, Real Estate/Subdivision Signs (County) Request to amend Article 8, Section 8.i.7. Miscellaneous and Temporary Signs to

better define real estate signs, contractor signs, subdivision project signs, and commercial project signs in the Sumter County – Zoning and Development Standards Ordinance.

Final Reading approval February 27, 2018

2. OA-18-01, Open Space (City) Request to amend Article 8, Section C: Open Space and Recreation of the City of

Sumter – Zoning & Development Standards Ordinance to require open space in every major or minor residential subdivision and for all multi-family projects of eight (8) or more units in all zoning districts which permit residential uses.

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3. OA-18-02, Miscellaneous and Temporary Signs (County) Request to amend relevant portions Article 8, Section I: Sign Regulations of the

Sumter County Development Standards Ordinance to allow certain fluttering devices, including feather flags in the County.

Final Reading approval July 24, 2018

4. OA-18-03, Mobile Vending (City) Request to amend relevant portions Article 5, Section B: Specific Conditions and

Standards for Conditional Uses and Special Exceptions; Article 5, Section C: Temporary Uses, and Article 10: Definitions of the City of Sumter – Zoning & Development Standards Ordinance to make Food Trucks (Mobile Vending) a temporary use subject to annual review, expand the districts in which mobile vendors may operate, and expand the types of vehicles permitted to be used as mobile vending units.

Final Reading approval July 17, 2019

5. OA-18-04, Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance (City) Request to amend relevant portions of the City of Sumter Flood Damage Prevention

Ordinance to adopt the Wateree Watershed Maps and Flood Insurance Study (FIS) revisions that become effective September 28, 2018; and, to update the Ordinance to make corrections and clarifications noted in the 2017 South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Community Assistance Visit (CAV) and the Community Rating System (CRS) Cycle Visit.

Final Reading approval September 4, 2018

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6. OA-18-05, Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance (County) Request to amend relevant portions of the Sumter County Flood Damage Prevention

Ordinance to adopt the Wateree Watershed Maps and Flood Insurance Study (FIS) revisions that become effective September 28, 2018; and, to update the Ordinance to make corrections and clarifications noted in the 2017 South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Community Assistance Visit (CAV) and the Community Rating System (CRS) Cycle Visit.

Final Reading approval September 11, 2018

7. OA-18-06, Schools in Commercial Zoning Districts (County) Request to amend Article 3, Sections 3.f.3, 3.g.3, 3.h.3, and 3.i.3, and Exhibit 5 to add

Elementary and Secondary Schools with SIC Code 821 to the Professional Office (PO), Neighborhood Commercial (NC), Limited Commercial (LC), and General Commercial (GC) zoning districts as a conditional use.

Final Reading approval October 9, 2018

8. OA-18-07, Used Motor Vehicle Parts Uses (County) Request to amend Article 3 Section K: Light Industrial-Warehouse District, Article 3

Section M: Multi-Use Industrial (MUI) District, and Exhibit 5: Permitted and Conditional Uses in the Commercial Industrial, Agricultural, and Conservation Districts of the Sumter County Zoning & Development Standards Ordinance in order to remove the SIC Code 5015 – Used Motor Vehicle Parts classification as being a permitted, conditional, or special exception use in all county zoning districts except the Heavy Industrial (HI) District.


9. OA-18-08, Schools in Commercial Zoning Districts (City) Amend Article 3, Sections 3.f.3, 3.g.3, 3.h.3, and 3.i.3, and Exhibit 3-5 to add

Elementary and Secondary Schools with SIC Code 821 to the Professional Office (PO), Neighborhood Commercial (NC), Limited Commercial (LC), and General Commercial (GC) zoning districts as a conditional use.


10. OA-18-09, Sewer and Water (City) Request to amend Article 8, Section E: Water Supply and Article 8, Section F:

Sanitary Sewer in the City of Sumter – Zoning & Development Standards Ordinance to require new commercial development within the City limits to connect to public sewer and water services within a specified distance of existing infrastructure.

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Planned Developments:

1. PD-00-08 (Revision 20), 430 Constitution Dr. – Mini-storage Facility(City) TMS# 185-00-01-127 (mini-warehouse storage site); 185-00-01-138, 185-00-01-144, 185-00-01-145, 185-00-01-146, and 185-00-01-127 (one freestanding monument sign will serve all lots). A request to amend the Ministorage Warehouse development conditions, specifically

Section J.i of PD-00-08, to permit a proposed mini-warehouse storage development site that exceeds the 4 acre maximum size limitation stipulated within the development regulations, and allows for two access points from Constitution Drive, specifically for Tax Map Number 185-00-01-127. Additionally, an amendment to add Section N to PD-00-08, to permit one freestanding monument sign to be erected on Tax Map Number 185-00-01-138, to serve as freestanding signage for all of the following Tax Map Numbers: 185-00-01-138, 185-00-01-144, 185-00-01-145, 185-00-01-146, and 185-00-01-127.

Final Reading approval June 5, 2018

2. PD-05-09 (Revision 1), 350 Myrtle Beach Hwy. – Carolina Truck & Trailer Parts (County) TMS# 267-01-02-015 A request to amend Ordinance PD-05-09, specifically for the addition of Used Motor

Vehicle Parts (SIC Code, 5015) as a permitted use on a 9.95 acre portion of the property (Identified on plat prepared by Mathis & Muldrow Land Surveying, Inc. dated May 29, 2018) subject to the following conditions:

o No buildings or structures permitted on the 9.95 acre portion of TMS# 267-01-02-015.

o A minimum of a 15’ wide landscape buffer consisting of 3 canopy trees per every 100 feet on center, 8 evergreen trees per 100 feet on center, and 15 tall shrubs per 100 feet on center or equal equivalent as determined by the Zoning Administrator be installed or maintained around all boundaries of the 9.95 acre portion of TMS# 267-01-02-015, which the exception of the section adjacent to TMS# 267-01-02-018.

o Any new land clearing associated with development on the 9.95 acre portion of TMS# 267-01-02-015 will require site plan approval, land disturbance permit approval, and wetlands delineation submittal, in accordance with Sumter County Zoning & Development Ordinance requirements.

o All Development, land disturbance, clearing or other applicable activities on TMS# 267-01-02-015 must adhere to the requirements and standards outlined in the Sumter County Zoning & Development Standards Ordinance unless otherwise specified by this ordinance (Ordinance PD-05-09 Revision 1).

Final Reading approval August 14, 2018

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Rezonings:

1. RZ-17-08, 2020 Loring Mill Rd. (County) TMS# 186-00-02-008 Request to rezone a +/- 5.8 acre portion of property located at 2020 Loring Mill Rd.

from Residential-15 (R-15) to Agricultural Conservation (AC). Final Reading approval January 9, 2018

2. RZ-17-09, 1947 McCrays Mill Rd. (City)

TMS# 206-12-02-038 Request to rezone +/- 0.24 acres located at 1947 McCrays Mill Rd. from General

Residential (GR) to General Commercial (GC). Final Reading approval February 6, 2018

3. RZ-17-10, 301 S. Main St. (City)

TMS# 227-04-02-001 Request to rezone a +/-0.28 acre parcel located at 301 S. Main St. from Light

Industrial – Warehouse (LI-W) to Central Business District (CBD). Final Reading approval February 6, 2018

4. RZ-18-01, 1501 Camden Hwy. (City)

TMS# 202-00-03-005 (Part) A request to rezone a +/- 8.21 acre portion of TMS# 202-00-03-005 from Agricultural

Conservation (AC) to General Commercial (GC). Final Reading approval June 5, 2018

5. RZ-18-02, 200/202 W. Williams St. (City)

TMS# 227-12-01-018 & 227-12-01-017 A request to rezone two +/- 0.17 acre parcels (.34 acre total) from Residential-6 (R-6)

to General Residential (GR). Denied

6. RZ-18-03, 2810-2850 Broad St. (City) TMS# 203-00-04-024 A request to rezone a 9.72 acre tract from Planned Development (PD-05-02) to

General Commercial (GC). Final Reading approval June 5, 2018

7. RZ-18-04, 835 S. Harvin St. (City) TMS# 250-09-07-024 A request to rezone a +/- 0.99 acre portion of property from Residential-6 (R-6) to

General Commercial (GC). Denied

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8. RZ-18-05, 702 N. Main St. (City) TMS# 229-13-01-036 A request to rezone a +/- 0.30 acre portion of property from Residential-6 (R-6) to

General Commercial (GC). Denied

9. RZ-18-06, 3425 Thomas Sumter Hwy. (County) TMS# 189-00-02-096 (Part) A request to rezone a +/-1.9 acre portion of a 4.85 acre tract from General

Commercial (GC) to Residential-9 (R-9). Denied

10. RZ-18-07, 3775 Peach Orchard Rd. (County) TMS# 136-00-03-005 A request to rezone a +/- 29.27 acre parcel from Agricultural Conservation (AC) to

Light Industrial-Warehouse (LI-W). On Hold at Applicant’s Request

11. RZ-18-08, 702 N. Main St. (City) TMS# 229-13-01-036 A request to rezone a +/- 0.30 acre portion of property from Residential-6 (R-6) to

Neighborhood Commercial (NC). Final Reading approval September 4, 2018.

12. RZ-18-09, 2800 Dock Rd. (County) TMS# 188-00-01-015 & 188-00-01-107 A request to rezone two parcels from General Commercial (GC) & Agricultural

Conservation (AC) to Agricultural Conservation (AC). Final Reading approval October 9, 2018.

13. RZ-18-10, 4690 Thomas Sumter Hwy. (County) TMS# 151-00-01-014 A request to rezone a +/- 3.91 acre parcel from General Commercial (GC) and

Agricultural Conservation (AC) to Light Industrial – Warehouse (LI-W). Final Reading approval November 13, 2018

14. RZ-18-11, Camden Hwy. & Alice Dr. (City) TMS# 202-00-03-028 (Part) A request to rezone a +/- 11.29 acre portion of TMS# 202-00-03-028 from

Agricultural Conservation (AC) to General Commercial (GC). Final Reading approval November 6, 2018

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15. RZ-18-12, 796 & 798 Lang Jennings Dr. (City) TMS# 203-14-02-001 & 203-14-02-002 A request to rezone 1.59 acres from Residential- 15 (R-15) to Neighborhood

Commercial (NC). Withdrawn

16. RZ-18-13, 2110 Loring Mill Rd. (County) TMS# 186-07-01-027 & 186-07-01-017 (Part) A request to rezone a +/- 1.48 acre parcel and a +/- 0.74 acre portion of and adjoining

parcel from Agricultural Conservation (AC) to Light Industrial-Warehouse (LI-W). Pending

17. RZ-18-14, 2125 W. Oakland Ave. (City) TMS# 206-00-02-011 (Part) A request to rezone a +/- 21.76 acre tract from Residential-15 (R-15) to Residential-6

(R-6). Pending

18. RZ-18-15, 2320 Beckwood Rd. (County) TMS# 201-00-03-013 A request to rezone a +/- 46.99 acre parcel from Agricultural Conservation (AC) to

Residential-15 (R-15) Pending

19. RZ-18-16, 160 Jefferson Rd. (County) TMS# 231-00-04-006 & 231-00-04-007 A request to rezone a +/- 15.00 acre parcel and 1.39 acre parcel from General

Residential (GR) to Heavy Industrial (HI) Pending

Major Subdivisions:

1. SD-06-05 (Revision 1), Ashbrook Subdivision (City) TMS # 182-00-02-008 & 182-00-02-030 Zoning: Residential-9 (R-9) Request for preliminary plat approval to preliminary plat approval to add 341single-

family residential lots to the Ashbrook Subdivision for a total build-out of 441 lots. Approved June 27, 2018

2. PD-04-15 (Phase 1B), Hunters Crossing Subdivision (City) TMS # 202-00-01-039 (Part) Zoning: Planned Development (PD) Request for preliminary plat approval to revise Phase 1B to change road network

layout, sidewalk plan, open space, and reduce overall number of lots in the phase. Approved October 24, 2018

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3. PD-04-15 (Townhouses), Hunters Crossing Subdivision (City) TMS # 202-00-01-039 (Part) & 187-00-02-022 Zoning: Planned Development (PD) Request for preliminary plat approval to revise Phase 8 to change road network

layout, sidewalk plan, open space, and approve an 83 unit townhouse development plan.


4. SD-18-01, Valley Ridge Subdivision (County) TMS # 150-00-03-047 Zoning: Agricultural Conservation (AC) Request for preliminary plat approval to preliminary plat approval to develop at 54

lot, three phase subdivision. Approved December 19, 2018

Street Name Changes:

1. SN-18-01, Aman Road (County) Change the name of Aman Road to Tiger Lily Road to match how road is named in

Lee County. Approved by Planning Commission March 28, 2018

Subdivision Variances:

1. NONE

Annexations: Planning Department staff administers the City Annexation Petition review process. Petitions for Annexation are transmitted directly to City Council with no Planning Commission Board recommendation or oversight.

1. ANN-18-01, Tyler Dunlap – 1501 Camden Hwy. TMS# 202-00-03-005 (Part) 100% Petition for Annexation of +/-8.83 acres – 8.21 acre parcel and 0.62 acres of

SCDOT Right of Way. Final Reading approval June 5, 2018

2. ANN-18-02, Belk Family Liquidation Trust – Old Field Rd. TMS# 187-00-02-018 100% Petition for Annexation of 7.12 acres. Final Reading Approval July 17, 2018

3. ANN-18-03, Greg Stone, CBC Cornerstone – 1495 Camden Hwy. TMS# 202-00-03-028 (Part) 100% Petition for Annexation of 11.29 acres. Final Reading Approval November 6, 2018

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4. ANN-18-04, Rocky Knowlton – 2135 W. Oakland Ave. TMS# 206-00-02-011 (Part) 100% Petition for Annexation of +/-21.76 acres. Pending

5. ANN-18-05, Jay Davis, CBC Cornerstone – 1260 Alice Dr. TMS# 203-11-02-001 100% Petition for Annexation of +/-0.8 acres including SCDOT Right-of Way Pending

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Total Applications Submitted: 26Total Cases Reviewed: 20Total Cases Approved: 20Total Cases Failed to Approve: 0Total Cases Denied: 0Total Cases Withdrawn: 3Pending: 3Total Cases Placed on Hold at Applicant's Request: 0

Appeals from Administrative Interpretation:Approved - 0 City 0

Failed to Approve - 0 County 0Denied - 0

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Variances:Approved - 15 City 11




Special Exceptions:Approved - 5 City 7




Total County Requests: 18Total City Requests: 8

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Case Review

Appeal of Zoning Administrator’s Interpretation: 1. NONE Variances: 1. BOA-18-01, 212 S. Lafayette Dr. (City)

TMS# 250-08-04-016 Request for a 5 ft. variance from the required 10 ft. front setback per Article 8, Exhibit 8-

5 Maximum Total Sign Area by Use, Number, Dimensions and Location of Individual Signs in order to install a new freestanding business sign.

Board Action: Approval 2. BOA-18-03, 1700 Myrtle Beach Hwy. (County)

TMS# 267-00-03-008 Request for a variance from the required 1 acre minimum lot size in the Agricultural

Conservation (AC) zoning district as per Article 3, Section 3.n.5.a. Development Standards in order to subdivide a 0.42 acre parcel from a larger tract.

Board Action: Approval

3. BOA-18-04, 2295 Harper St. (City) TMS# 203-03-02-006 Board Action: Withdrawn – variance not necessary.

4. BOA-18-05, 23 Haynesworth St. (City)

TMS# 228-05-01-023 Request for a 3.5 ft. variance from the side setback and a 3 ft. variance from the rear

setback as required per Article 4, Section 4.g.2.b.5. Accessory Buildings and Uses – Development Standards.

Board Action: Approval 5. BOA-18-06, 15 Eveningshade Ln. (City)

TMS# 205-14-02-038 Request for a setback variances from the development standards of an existing Planned

Development – PD-04-04. Specifically, the applicant is requesting a decrease in the front yard setback from 35 ft. to 30 ft. and a decrease in the rear yard setback from 25 ft. to 20 ft.

Board Action: The Board of Zoning Appeals granted a 5 ft. variance to allow for a 30 ft. front setback and a 1 ft. variance to allow for a 24 ft. rear setback.

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6. BOA-18-07, 13 Church St. (City) TMS# 228-12-02-029 Board Action: Withdrawn – variance not necessary.

7. BOA-18-09, 3289 Broad St. (County)

TMS# 186-03-01-027 Request for a variance from Article 8.i.5.a Wall Signs in order to allow for a maximum of

422 sq. ft. of wall sign area. The maximum allowed area for wall signs for single frontage lots is 20% of the front building wall area. The maximum allowed area for wall signs for this property is 88 sq. ft.

Board Action: The Sumter Board of Zoning Appeals approved this request to allow up to 260 sq. ft. of signage with no restrictions on content. This approval is limited to the Beauty Supply business only.

8. BOA-18-10, 21 Glade Dr. (County) TMS# 099-11-05-006 Request for an 11 ft. variance from the required 35 ft. front setback as per Article 3,

Section 3.n.5.b. to allow a 24 ft. front setback in order to construct an attached carport to the existing house.

Board Action: Approval 9. BOA-18-11, 320 Miller Rd. (City)

TMS# 229-16-03-034 Request for a variance from the parking requirements for a child care center as required

per Article 8, Section 8.i.3.b, Parking Regulations and a variance from landscaping requirements as per Article 9, Landscaping, Buffer, and Tree Protection Requirements.

Board Action: The Board of Zoning Appeals approved this request subject to the conditions: (1) Submittal of a site plan showing that the required number of spaces for a day care use can be accommodated within the existing grassed areas utilized for parking; (2) Consultation with SCDOT concerning proposed use and site access; (3) Installation of a physical edge around designated parking areas (To be shown on the site plan referenced in Condition #1).

10. BOA-18-12, 699 Bultman Dr. (City)

TMS# 229-08-03-062 & 229-08-03-010 Request for a variance of 12 ft. from the required 20 ft. front yard setback to allow an 8

ft. setback from Wise Dr. as required per Article 3, Section I, General Commercial (GC) front setbacks as listed in Section 3.i.5.b. in order to construct a covered outdoor structure to allow accessory on-premise consumption.


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11. BOA-18-13, 802 N. Main St. (City) TMS# 229-12-04-020 Request for a 39 sq. ft. variance from the maximum 40 sq. ft. allowed for signage as per

Article 8, Exhibit 8-5 Maximum Total Sign Area by Use, Number, Dimensions and Location of Individual Signs (Note #6) in order to erect a monument sign with 79 sq. ft. of signage.

Board Action: Approval 12. BOA-18-14, 2250 Peach Orchard Rd. (County)

TMS# 133-02-02-004 Request for a variance from the Landscaping Standards per Article 8, Section 8.d.7.c.2 in

order to reduce the amount of landscaping on the previously approved landscaping plan for this site.

Board Action: Approval 13. BOA-18-15, 4450 Hwy. 15 South (County)

TMS# 220-00-01-024 Request for a 25 ft. variance from the required 100 ft. rear setback as per Article 3,

Section 3.x.1.2 to allow a 75 ft. rear setback in order to construct a horse barn. Board Action: Approval

14. BOA-18-16, 36 S. Artillery Dr. (City)

TMS# 228-15-02-038 Request for a variance of 25 ft. from the required 35 ft. rear yard setback as required per

Article 3, Section 3.h.5.b.; a variance from Article 4, Section 4.f.3.b. Building Separation Standards; and a variance from Article 8, Section J, Exhibit 8-9 to allow a 10 ft. rear setback in order to construct 5 tiny-house structures to be used as homeless shelters, and to reduce the number of required on-site parking spaces to 31.

Board Action: Approval 15. BOA-18-18, 9 Danny Ct. & 2295 Danny Ct. (County)

TMS# 210-14-01-025 & 210-14-01-014 Request for three (3) separate variances from the Sumter County – Zoning &

Development Standards Ordinance: (1) A variance from Article 3, Section 3.n.5.a, Lot Requirements in order to reduce the lot size from 0.71 acres to 0.44 acres for 9 Danny Ct.; (2) a variance from Article 3, Section 3.n.5.b, Yard and Building Setback Requirements to reduce the rear setback to 25 ft. from the required 50 ft. for 9 Danny Ct.; (3) a variance from Article 4, Section 4.g.2.b.3 in order to increase the maximum number of permitted detached accessory structures for 2295 Danny St.


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16. BOA-18-20, 2270 Garrison St. (County) TMS# 207-10-04-026 Request for two (2) variances: (1) a 275 sq. ft. variance from the maximum allowed floor

area for detached accessory structures for a 1.12 acre lot as required in Article 4, Section G: Accessory Buildings and Uses; Exhibit 8A: Maximum square footage of residential accessory structures based on gross acreage and (2) a variance from Article 4, Section 4.g.2.b.4 to allow a detached garage to be placed further forward on the lot than the principal dwelling.

Board Action: Approval 17. BOA-18-21, 3483 Widman Dr. (City)

TMS# 182-02-01-006 Request for two (2) variances: (1) a 4 ft. variance from the 35 ft. front yard setback as

required in Article 3, Section 3.n.5.b and (2) a variance from Article 4, Section 4.g.2.b.4 to allow a detached garage to be placed further forward on the lot than the principal dwelling.

Board Action: Approval 18. BOA-18-23, 4165 Bethel Church Rd. (County)

TMS# 177-00-03-036 Request for a variance from Article 4, Section 4.f.3.a. to allow more than one residential

principal structure on a parcel, and a variance from the required side yard setback as per Article 3.n.5.b. to eliminate the side yard setback to allow a structure to be constructed over the common property line.

Board Action: Pending 19. BOA-18-24, 121 N. Salem Ave. (City)

TMS# 228-11-02-033 Request for a 790 sq. ft. variance from Article 4, Section G, Accessory Buildings and

Uses; Section 4.g.2.b.6. Maximum Size and Exhibit 4-1: Maximum square footage of residential accessory structures based on gross acreage to allow for a second detached accessory structure to be legally permitted.

Board Action: Pending Special Exceptions: 1. BOA-17-25, 409 Rast St. (City)

TMS# 230-16-03-014 Special Exception approval in order to allow for a Drinking Place (SIC 5813) as required

per Article 3, Section 3.i.4.e Drinking Places (SIC Code 5813), and in accordance with Article 5, Section B; 5.b.3.l.

Board Action: The Board took no action. The request was withdrawn by the applicant’s attorney prior to the March 14, 2018 Meeting.

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2. BOA-18-02, 24 Warren St. (City) TMS# 228-05-06-003 Special Exception approval in order to allow for a Bed & Breakfast Inn as required per

Article 3, Section 3.c.4.c - R-6 Special Exceptions, and in accordance with Article 5, Section 5.b.3.p - Bed & Breakfast Inns.

Board Action: Approval 3. BOA-18-08, 46 Wilson St. (City)

TMS# 248-16-02-035 Special Exception approval to allow for the expansion of an existing Residential Care

Facility (SIC 8361) as required per Article 5, Section 5.a.3 and 5.b.1. Board Action: Approval

4. BOA-18-17, 256 S. Pike West (City)

TMS# 229-03-02-004 Special Exception approval in order to allow for a Liquor Store (SIC 592) as required per

Article 3; Section I: General Commercial Zoning District; 3.i.4.f Special Exceptions – Liquor Stores; Exhibit 5, and Article 5; Section B; 5.b.1 and 5.b.3.m.

Board Action: Approval 5. BOA-18-19, 24 Warren St. (City)

TMS# 228-04-06-003 Special Exception approval in order to allow for the rental of an additional guest room.

Special Exception approval is required for this use expansion per Article 3, Section 3.c.4.c and Exhibit 3-4 Permitted and Conditional Uses in the Residential.

Board Action: Approval 6. BOA-18-22, 765 W. Oakland Ave. (City)

TMS# 228-00-03-003 Special Exception approval for a 250 ft. monopole communications tower (SIC Code 48)

as required per Article 5, Section B, 5.b.4. Board Action: Approval

7. BOA-18-25, 428 W. Hampton Ave. (City)

TMS# 228-11-03-038 Special Exception approval to operate a 12-Bed Residential Care Facility on property located at 428 W. Hampton Ave. The Zoning Administrator has referred the Conditional Use application request for the Residential Care Facility to the Board of Zoning Appeals consistent with Article 5, Section 5.b.1. Specific Conditions and Standards for Conditional Uses.

Board Action: Pending

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2018 End of Year Report City of Sumter

Historic Preservation Design Review Committee

Case Review Downtown Historic District:

Staff Approved: 1. HP-18-07, 13 N. Main St. (City) – COA for signage – Approved 2-22-18. 2. HP-18-12, 20 W. Liberty St. (City) – COA for signage and paint color – Approved

4-27-18. 3. HP-18-19, 117 N. Main St. (City) – COA for signage – Approved 8-3-18. 4. HP-18-21, 201 N. Main St. (City) – COA for signage and awnings – Approved 9-6-

18. Committee Approved:

1. HP-18-02, 13 E. Canal St. (City) – Design review for the demolition of existing

vacant two story structure on property – Approved 2-22-18. 2. HP-18-03, 13 E. Canal St. (City) – Design review for the construction of a three-

story addition to the existing Sumter County Administration Building – Approved 2-22-18.

3. HP-18-04, 134-136 N. Main St. (City) – Design review for exterior renovations to include removal of brick for installation of aluminum clad wooden window units on front and rear façade, new paint, new canvas awning, removal of paint on existing brick and two new iron balconies on the rear façade – Approved 2-22-18.

4. HP-18-06, 141 N. Main St. (City) – Design review for renovations and addition to accommodate an elevator and handicap assessable restrooms on the Harvin St. frontage of the Sumter County Courthouse – Approved 3-22-18.

5. HP-18-08, 142-144 N. Main St. (City) – Demolition approval for the service station structure located at 142 N. Main St. to allow for expansion of the Tuomey Emergency Room Parking lot – Approved 3-22-18.

6. HP-18-10, 20 W. Liberty St. (City) – Design review for installation of glass doors and awning on the pedestrian alley frontage for a secondary entrance to the property – 4-26-18.

7. HP-18-14, 10 S. Main St. (City) – Design review for façade renovations – Approved 7-26-18.

Committee Denied:

1. None

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Pending Review in 2019:

1. HP-18-28, 3 N. Main St. (City) 2. HP-18-30, 2 S. Main St. (City)

Hampton Park Historic District:

Staff Approved:

1. HP-18-01, 15 Church St. (City) – COA for renovations to existing sidewalk and handicap ramp – Approved 1-16-18.

2. HP-18-16, 330 W. Calhoun St. (City) – COA for vinyl replacement windows – Approved 7-3-18.

3. HP-18-17, 511 W. Hampton Ave. (City) – COA for vinyl replacement windows – Approved 7-19-18.

4. HP-18-29, 27 Park Ave. (City) – COA for vinyl replacement windows – Approved 12-19-18.

Committee Approved:

1. HP-18-05, 434 W. Hampton Ave. (City) – Design review for exterior renovations to include demolition of structure at the rear of property, removal of existing screen panels on porch at rear of structure to enclose for living space, repair roof with architectural shingles, paint, and replacement windows – Approved 2-22-18.

2. HP-18-09, 15 Church St. (City) – Design review for the replacement and expansion of an existing awning and the expansion of a porch – Approved 4-26-18.

3. HP-18-11, 302 W. Calhoun St. (City) – Design review for solar panels – Approved with modifications 5-24-18.

4. HP-18-13, 407 W. Hampton Ave. (City) – Design Review to for renovations to the Rutledge House and construction of a new 2,215 sq. ft. community center addition to the rear of the structure resulting in 4,030 sq. ft. of usable space – Approved 6-28-18.

5. HP-18-15, 121 & 127 N. Purdy St. (City) - Design Review for installation of a six (6) foot tall white vinyl privacy fence – Approved 7-26-18.

6. HP-18-18, 121 N. Salem Ave. (City) – Design Review for installation of a six (6) foot tall white vinyl privacy fence to replace dilapidated wooden privacy fence – Approved 8-23-18.

7. HP-18-20, 428 W. Hampton Ave. (City) – Design Review for exterior renovations to include façade restoration work, renovations to include partial demolition and reconstruction/repair of the roof, repair or replacement of windows, siding, chimney, balusters and the addition of handicap ramps to the side and rear of the structure as well as exterior painting – Approved 8-23-18.

8. HP-18-22, 214 Church St. (City) – Design Review for the alteration and replacement of two side windows – Approved 10-25-18.

9. HP-18-23, 333 W. Calhoun St. (City) – Design Review for installation of a 3’ tall black iron fence – Approved 12-20-18.

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10. HP-18-24, 27 Park Ave. (City) – Design Review for installation of front porch railings, front and side window shutter installation, ceiling fan installation, and paint color approval – Approved 10-25-18 & 11-15-18.

11. HP-18-25, 342 W. Calhoun St. (City) – Design Review for approval for installation of solar panels – Approved 10-25-18.

12. HP-18-26, 15 Church St. (City) – Design Review for installation of an emergency fire door – Approve 12-20-18.

Committee Denied:

1. None Pending Review in 2019:

1. HP-18-27, 121 N. Main St. (City)

Swan Lake District:

1. None

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City:Zoning Bought in Place New Replacement Totals:AC 0CP 0GR 3 10 13GC 0R-6 1 1R-9 0Totals: 0 3 11 14

County:Zoning Bought in Place New Replacement Totals:AC 5 43 83 131CP 1 1GR 1 8 26 35GC 1 1R-9 2 2HI 1 1Totals: 6 52 113 171

PLATS:

Month # of Lots Acreage Resurvey Total Plats ReviewedJanuary 41 40.01 5 19February 23 226.28 7 18March 31 234 4 22April 70 157.13 6 32May 37 583.28 0 22June 41 1117 6 23July 37 297.62 3 21August 51 374.59 2 34September 47 1244.2 3 24October 36 150.71 4 23November 30 102.62 1 22December 21 60.12 1 16Total: 465 4587.56 42 276

MOBILE HOME CERTIFICATIONS:

2018 End of Year ReportStaff Reviews & Approvals

A Total of 195 Mobile Homes Certifications were issued in the year 2018

NOTE: Mobile homes "Bought in Place" change ownership but are not relocated.

10 Mobile Homes were in established County Mobile Home Parks

0 Mobile Home was in an established City Mobile Home Park

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TEMPORARY USES:

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Construction/Office Trailer 3 1 4

Yard Sale 1 1

Fireworks Stand 2 2 15 3 22

Temporary Storage Trailer 2 1 1 4

Sandwich Board Sign 1 22 1 24

Subdivision Under Development 2 1 2 5 10

Contractor's Sign 1 1

Totals: 4 1 3 1 3 2 40 0 1 11 66

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Type R-15 R-19 R-6 PO NC GC PD LI-W AC HI Totals:

Caretaker Mobile Homes 1 1 1 3

Fireworks Stand 2 14 2 18

Mobile Vending 1 1 2

Sandwich Board Sign 6 6

Off-Premise Directional Sign 1 2 3

Construction/Office Trailer 3 3 6

Car Sales Special Event 2 2

Totals: 0 0 0 0 2 28 1 0 5 4 40

Zoning

A Total of 106 Temporary Use Certifications were issued in the year 2018

NOTE: In Summer of 2009 the County Sign Ordinance was amended to allow 1 banner per parcel without a conditional use permit.

11 Banner Conditional Use Approvals were granted

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Cemetery 3 3

Church 2 2

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Contractor's Office 1 1 2

Convenience Store 1 1 2

Daycare Facility 1 1

Equipment Repair 1 1

Fire Extinguisher Sales & Service 1 1

General Merchandise Store 1 1

General Store & Restaurant 1 1

Golf Cart Sales & Service 1 1

Home Healthcare 1 1

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Indoor Flea Market 1 1In-Home Daycare 3 4 7

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Mobile Home Dealership 1 1

Produce Sales 1 1

Residential Care 3 1 4

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Screen Printing 1 1

Special Events Venue 1 1

Suburban Transit 1 1

Towing Service 2 2

Trucking Company 1 1

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TOTAL NUMBER OF DHEC PERK TEST LETTERS ISSUED: 17TOTAL NUMBER OF ZONING VERIFICATION LETTERS ISSUED: 27

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2018 End of Year Report Zoning Enforcement Activity Overview

Sumter City-County Planning Department

The Planning Department’s Zoning Enforcement Personnel spent 2018 enforcing the Ordinance as well as holding property owners accountable for violations. The following is a brief summary

of the department activities. The End of Year Report is from September to the end of the year due to personnel changes within the department.

Daily Enforcement Responsibilities Include the Following:

Patrol City and County of Sumter to identify and/or prevent zoning violations; Work with city and county codes enforcement to resolve zoning violations; Complete commercial and residential inspections as needed for zoning requirements; Update zoning violation spreadsheet; Visit citizens in the community to identify how zoning staff can be of assistance; Share zoning information with other Staff members as well as the Business License

Department. Work with Building Official to ensure building/zoning related issues are handled in an

efficient manner. Investigate zoning complaints and violations

On-Going Activities: Zoning Enforcement Personnel has cleared over 82 zoning violations since the beginning of September in 2018. Progress has been made in enforcing illegal signage for active businesses. Zoning enforcement Personnel continue to improve communications with the public to inform them of Zoning Regulations prior to incurring a violation; this helps to ensure compliance with the adopted standards. Sign Violations – Enforcement of the signage regulations continues to be a primary focus in daily enforcement activities. Focused efforts have been made to reduce sign clutter along Sumter’s primary corridors and intersections. Complaints & Zoning Violations – Enforcement Staff not only follows up and addresses complaints from citizens, but they also observe zoning violations through daily patrol work.

Citizen complaints are received via the internet, telephone, and in person. The Zoning Enforcement officer promptly handles the complaint and/or directs it to the appropriate City or County Codes Enforcement Office. It is the goal of Enforcement Personnel to address all complaints within 24 hours of receipt of the complaint.

Inspections – Zoning Enforcement Personnel are responsible for all zoning finals at residential properties in the City and County of Sumter. These properties must pass zoning inspection before a Certificate of Occupancy (CO) can be issued. Properties are inspected to insure that

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required vegetation, such as street trees and sod, have been planted and that sidewalks and driveways have been properly installed where required.

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2018 End of Year Report GIS Department Activity Overview

Sumter City-County Planning Department During 2018 the current analyst spent time creating and providing a variety of spatial information in various formats to a wide range of customers both within and outside of the City and County of Sumter. The following is an overview of Department activities – some are on-going into the 2019 calendar year. Major Projects: The GIS analyst completed a Vacant Housing Study for the entire City of Sumter. Along with 7 weeks of field collection. An in-depth study of this collected data accomplished during the year. The study also compared the previous study accomplished in 2014. The study can be reviewed on the City of Sumter’s website at the following web address https://www.sumtersc.gov/sites/default/files/uploads/Departments/Planning/Reports/vacant_housing_survey_2018_final.pdf The GIS analyst completed a county wide address analysis for the upcoming Census 2020. The analysis was Local Update of Census Addresses Operation (LUCA) in preparation for the upcoming census to confirm all address within the City and County. Deployed an enterprise wide GIS system. This system is accessible via all network users via their username and password. This system enhance and magnifies the previous systems while allowing standardized data types throughout the entire GIS and associated enterprise. Daily Responsibilities: GIS Data Layer Administration – the Department is responsible for updating and maintaining the Planning Department’s zoning layer files in ArcGIS. These files are available to the public through the County’s Tax Parcel web browser. Planning Commission/Board of Appeals/Historic Preservation Mapping Support – Department staff generate approximately 3 to 6 maps per application reviewed by the individual boards and commissions. These maps become part of the permanent case file in paper and digital form. Customer Service – customers outside the City include residents and community association groups. Mapping services included both digital and paper versions based on customer needs. The following types of maps were generated:

Specific parcel maps Aerial imagery Zoning & Land Use Floodplain information

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Ongoing Support: Planning Department

Mapping support for SUATS (Sumter Urban Area Transportation Study). Provide mapping support as needed for various special projects.

Administrative Department Analysis – assist administrative departments on special mapping projects/GIS support as needed. Communications Department

As needed requested VC3/Data Management

Information Technology (IT) standardization and improvement to support the entire City by being a member on a GIS working group and the IT working Group.

Deployed updated version of GIS Software.

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2018 End of Year Report FEMA & CRS Floodplain Administration Sumter City-County Planning Department

Sumter has over 4,000 parcels and 90,000 acres in designated Special Flood Hazard areas (SFHA) that require special permitting actions. The Zoning Administrator is the Floodplain Manager for the City and County of Sumter and is responsible for all actions associated with the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and the Community Rating System (CRS). The Planning Department houses and maintains the required FEMA documents and material including submitted elevation certificates, FIRM maps, LOMRs and other adjustments to the FIRMs, and digital maps to help citizens determine floodplain boundaries and required actions. As part of participation in the NFIP and CRS programs, Planning Staff completed the following in Calendar Year 2018: October 2015 Flood Recovery:

Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) Floodplain Property Acquisition. The State of South Carolina awarded both HMGP Property Acquisition Grants in December 2017. Property acquisition, with assistance of outside consultants began in September of 2018. It is anticipated that property acquisitions will be completed by the end of 2019.

Planning staff continues to work with impacted property owners on the repair permitting process and working to help bring non-conforming structures into compliance with the Flood Damage Prevention Ordinances. As of December 2018, it appears that properties impacted by the 2015 Flood that can be repair have been or the structure has been demolished. Staff continues to track the repairs on these dwellings as part of the requirements of the Flood Damage Prevention Ordinances.

CRS Recertification/Cycle Visit:

In July 2017 the City and County completed they Community Rating System (CRS) recertification and 5-year cycle visit with ISO personnel. In March of 2018 both the City and County were awarded CRS Rating of Class 7 from the previous Class 8 Rating.

Class 7 status gives all property owners that maintain flood insurance within the Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA) a 15% reduction in annual insurance premiums on flood insurance policies, and a 5% reduction on policy premiums for properties with flood insurance outside of the SFHA.

Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Updates: In September 2018, City and County Councils adopted updated Flood Damage Prevision

Ordinances, as part of Wateree Watershed map updates, these Ordinance updates adopted the new FIRM Panel maps associated with the Wateree Watershed and addressed comments from the 2017 Community Assistance Visit (CAV) from SCDNR.

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Wateree Watershed Floodplain Map Updates:

FIRM Panels impacted by the Wateree Watershed updates were formally adopted by City and County Councils in September 2018. The FIRM Panels became effective on September 28, 2018.

Black Watershed Floodplain Map Updates:

In February 2017, SCDNR Flood Mitigation Office and their consultants held a discovery meeting to begin remapping the floodplain in the Black Watershed. In 2018 it was confirmed by SCDNR that all of the floodplain boundaries in the Black Watershed will be re-delineated to conform to current topographic data—it is anticipated that this will correct a bulk of the mapping anomalies seen in the 2007 maps.

It is anticipated that the Black Watershed Preliminary Floodplain Maps will be issued for review and comment in the Summer of 2019.

Community Notification:

Sent approximately 3,383 mail-outs notifying property owners that own land impacted by existing floodplain. Sent 124 mail-outs to Banks, Lenders, and Realtors. These mail-outs are a requirement of participation in the CRS Program.

Staff spent over 30 hours preparing and distributing information under the FEMA Annual

Public Outreach Program – this included preparation of letters, brochures and updating the City and County Websites to reflect current floodplain information.

Public Education & Outreach:

Worked with Board of Realtors and Homebuilder’s Association to disseminate current floodplain information and FEMA regulations.

We continue our relationship with local insurance agents to help with floodplain questions.

Site Visits for Floodplain Compliance: Conducted site visits to properties involved with permitting in the floodplain. This includes the following:

Potential construction of structures Field meetings with property owners to discuss proposed projects Enforcement actions Possible candidates for Letters of Map Change

Floodplain Inquiries: The Planning staff answered at least 3200 telephone, fax, and walk-in inquiries in addition to formal Floodplain inquiries regarding properties in the floodplain, and completed at least 320 written individual floodplain determinations that were delivered via fax, email, or US Mail.

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Continuing Education: Helen Roodman attended FEMA sponsored training classes through the South Carolina Association of Hazard Mitigation (SCAHM) and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. She received a total of 12 hours worth Floodplain Management continuing education at the Annual Hazard Mitigation Conference in March 2018. Helen Roodman has met the requirements to maintain Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) accreditation through 2020. CFM certification is completed through the Association of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM).

Sumter City - County Building Activity Summary

2008 - 2018

NUMBER OF UNITS VALUE OF CONSTRUCTIONCITY COUNTY UNIT TOTALS CITY COUNTY TOTALS ($)

Residential (units)Year: 2008 Single Family Detached 100 137 237 $13,307,454 $17,070,706 $30,378,160Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Multi-plex Dwelling Units 3 0 3 $90,000 $0 $90,000Apartment Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Manufactured Units 1 47 48 $0 $0 $0

Residential Subtotal 104 184 288 $13,397,454 $17,070,706 $30,468,160Year: 2009 Single Family Detached 125 163 288 $12,548,273 $20,116,222 $32,664,495Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Multi-plex Dwelling Units 32 0 32 $3,256,320 $0 $3,256,320Apartment Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Manufactured Units 5 66 71 $0 $0 $0

Residential Subtotal 162 229 391 $15,804,593 $20,116,222 $35,920,815Year: 2010Single Family Detached 122 133 255 $13,304,061 $15,208,847 $28,512,908Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 4 0 4 $278,400 $0 $278,400Multi-plex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Apartment Dwelling Units 64 0 64 $5,081,600 $0 $5,081,600Manufactured Units 0 35 35 $0 $0 $0

Residential Subtotal 190 168 358 $18,664,061 $15,208,847 $33,872,908Year: 2011 Single Family Detached 191 154 345 $20,718,512 $15,808,051 $36,526,563Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Multi-plex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Apartment Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Manufactured Units 0 51 51 $0 $0 $0

Residential Subtotal 191 205 396 $20,718,512 $15,808,051 $36,526,563

NOTE: Single Family Detached permit count and dollar value from 2008 to present reflect new permits only; Reissued permits and associated values have been subtracted from the numbers reflected in the Annual Building Department Reports. Manufactured Units number reflects only new manufactured unit locations and do not include permits issued for replacement unit locations; Permits for replacement units have been subtracted from the numbers reflected in the Annual Building Department Reports.

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Residential (Continued)Year: 2012Single Family Detached 127 124 251 $15,834,120 $13,853,508 $29,687,628Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Multi-plex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Apartment Dwelling Units 96 0 96 $5,409,195 $0 $5,409,195Manufactured Units 3 40 43 $0 $0 $0

Residential Subtotal 226 164 390 $21,243,315 $13,853,508 $35,096,823Year: 2013Single Family Detached 152 124 276 $17,245,632 $16,497,277 $33,742,909Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Multi-plex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Apartment Dwelling Units 308 0 308 $14,495,380 $0 $14,495,380Manufactured Units 1 35 36 $0 $0 $0

Residential Subtotal 461 159 620 $31,741,012 $16,497,277 $48,238,289Year: 2014Single Family Detached 156 109 265 $20,732,802 $14,965,696 $35,698,498

Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Multi-plex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Apartment Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $5,409,195Manufactured Units 0 49 49 $0 $0 $0

Residential Subtotal 156 158 314 $20,732,802 $14,965,696 $41,107,693Year: 2015Single Family Detached 148 58 206 $20,219,082 $7,325,760 $27,544,842Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Multi-plex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Apartment Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Manufactured Units 1 29 30 $0 $0 $0




2008 - 2018


Residential (Continued)Year: 2016Single Family Detached 157 92 249 $21,482,566 $13,704,836 $35,187,402Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 2 1 3 $143,000 $139,722 $282,722Multi-plex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Apartment Dwelling Units 30 0 30 $3,200,000 $0 $3,200,000Manufactured Units 2 23 25 $0 $0 $0

Residential Subtotal 191 116 307 $24,825,566 $13,844,558 $38,670,124Year: 2017Single Family Detached 129 85 214 $18,852,391 $10,478,143 $29,330,534Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Multi-plex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Apartment Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Manufactured Units 2 29 31 $0 $0 $0

Residential Subtotal 131 114 245 $18,852,391 $10,478,143 $29,330,534Year: 2018Single Family Detached 188 100 288 $22,318,809 $13,274,795 $35,593,604Single Family Attached 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Duplex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Multi-plex Dwelling Units 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Apartment Dwelling Units 421 0 421 $22,615,448 $0 $22,615,448Manufactured Units 3 52 55 $0 $0 $0


Residential Totals 2,573 1,736 4,309 $251,133,045 $158,443,563 $414,985,803



2008 - 2018 NUMBER OF PERMITS VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION

CITY COUNTY PERMIT TOTALS CITY COUNTY TOTALS ($)

COMMERCIAL Year:

2008 37 47 84 $22,903,779 $6,798,536 $29,702,3152009 20 37 57 $5,607,613 $2,278,674 $7,886,2872010 18 37 55 $9,299,007 $2,759,896 $12,058,9032011 14 27 41 $26,895,350 $3,380,199 $30,275,5492012 13 37 50 $13,502,020 $8,436,962 $21,938,9822013 18 30 48 $3,879,039 $3,255,283 $7,134,3222014 10 27 37 $3,400,297 $6,622,067 $10,022,3642015 21 47 68 $13,231,357 $21,813,749 $35,045,1062016 14 22 36 $2,936,183 $11,760,510 $14,696,6932017 27 24 51 $43,292,895 $3,125,926 $46,418,8212018 25 24 49 $21,103,997 $6,776,951 $27,880,948

Commerical Totals 217 359 576 $166,051,537 $77,008,753 $243,060,290

INDUSTRIAL:Year:

2008 0 1 1 $0 $8,858,598 $8,858,5982009 0 1 1 $0 $5,000 $5,0002010 0 0 0 $0 $0 $02011 0 1 1 $0 $42,494 $42,494

*2012 0 14 14 $0 $3,020,000 $3,020,0002013 0 1 1 $0 $76,000 $76,0002014 0 1 1 $0 $150,000 $150,0002015 0 1 1 $0 $296,351 $296,3512016 0 8 8 $0 $2,662,269 $2,662,2692017 0 0 0 $0 $0 $02018 0 2 2 $0 $594,640 $594,640

Industrial Totals 0 30 28 $0 $15,705,352 $15,110,712

* In 2012 the first phase of Continential Tire the Americas 3,000,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility was constructed in Sumter County. Valuation for this project is not reflected in the industrial totals.





ALTERATIONS/ADDITIONS: Year: 2008Residential 232 347 579 $2,854,676 $3,659,702 $6,514,378Commercial/Industrial 214 39 253 $7,705,166 $2,222,526 $9,927,692Alterations/Additions Subtotals 446 386 832 $10,559,842 $5,882,228 $16,442,070Year: 2009Residential 160 406 566 $447,436 $3,452,218 $3,899,654Commercial/Industrial 136 71 207 $494,963 $537,076 $1,032,039Alterations/Additions Subtotals 296 477 773 $942,399 $3,989,294 $4,931,693Year: 2010Residential 508 525 1033 $3,928,383 $4,386,413 $8,314,796Commercial/Industrial 179 37 216 $8,707,436 $3,298,670 $12,006,106Alterations/Additions Subtotals 687 562 1249 $12,635,819 $7,685,083 $20,320,902Year: 2011Residential 1005 1305 2310 $7,461,492 $8,408,987 $15,870,479Commercial/Industrial 133 72 205 $10,649,126 $3,126,818 $13,775,944Alterations/Additions Subtotals 1138 1377 2515 $18,110,618 $11,535,805 $29,646,423Year: 2012Residential 1116 1045 2161 $8,566,138 $4,969,035 $13,535,173Commercial/Industrial 191 71 262 $10,167,656 $12,758,354 $22,926,010Alterations/Additions Subtotals 1307 1116 2423 $18,733,794 $17,727,389 $36,461,183Year: 2013Residential 638 801 1439 $4,099,292 $6,075,986 $10,175,278Commercial/Industrial 8 79 87 $12,015,463 $6,716,542 $18,732,005Alterations/Additions Subtotals 646 880 1526 $16,114,755 $12,792,528 $28,907,283Year: 2014Residential 680 1677 2357 $5,127,809 $13,601,622 $18,729,431Commercial/Industrial 8 51 59 $7,330,637 $4,125,932 $11,456,569Alterations/Additions Subtotals 688 1728 2416 $12,458,446 $17,727,554 $30,186,000Year: 2015Residential 736 894 1630 $6,406,744 $7,662,648 $14,069,392Commercial/Industrial 13 55 68 $7,242,513 $6,847,097 $14,089,610Alterations/Additions Subtotals 749 949 1698 $13,649,257 $14,509,745 $28,159,002Year: 2016Residential 791 935 1726 $7,347,705 $8,622,791 $15,970,496Commercial/Industrial 10 86 96 $7,609,020 $4,723,653 $12,332,673Alterations/Additions Subtotals 801 1021 1822 $14,956,725 $13,346,444 $28,303,169





ALTERATIONS/ADDITIONS (Continued)Year: 2017Residential 663 827 1490 $6,368,367 $8,937,700 $15,306,067Commercial/Industrial 5 82 87 $19,872,471 $11,573,569 $31,446,040Alterations/Additions Subtotals 668 909 1577 $26,240,838 $20,511,269 $46,752,107Year: 2018Residential 635 723 1358 $7,118,773 $9,285,838 $16,404,611Commercial/Industrial 135 63 198 $10,554,682 $18,771,350 $29,326,032Alterations/Additions Subtotals 770 786 1556 $17,673,455 $28,057,188 $45,730,643

ALTERATION/ADDITION TOTALS 8196 10191 18387 $162,075,948 $153,764,527 $315,840,475




CITY COUNTY PERMIT TOTALS CITY COUNTY TOTALS ($)MISCELLANEOUSYear: 2008 Institutional 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Signs 125 24 149 $432,209 $78,503 $510,712Demolition 68 19 87 $0 $0 $0Swimming Pools 22 26 48 $449,941 $560,568 $1,010,509Miscellaneous Subtotals 215 69 284 $882,150 $639,071 $1,521,221Year: 2009Institutional 0 1 1 $0 $2,395,000 $2,395,000Signs 128 21 149 $24,603 $64,491 $89,094Demolition 75 25 100 $0 $0 $0Swimming Pools 18 18 36 $682,166 $385,596 $1,067,762Miscellaneous Subtotals 221 65 286 $706,769 $2,845,087 $3,551,856Year: 2010 Institutional 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Signs 118 36 154 $316,436 $105,837 $422,273Demolition 66 32 98 $0 $0 $0Swimming Pools 15 36 51 $273,245 $649,423 $922,668Miscellaneous Subtotals 199 104 303 $589,681 $755,260 $1,344,941Year: 2011Institutional 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Signs 116 31 147 $468,747 $69,467 $538,214Demolition 58 37 95 $0 $0 $0Swimming Pools 17 27 44 $333,746 $514,009 $847,755Miscellaneous Subtotals 191 95 286 $802,493 $583,476 $1,385,969Year: 2012 Institutional 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Signs 108 34 142 $477,384 $196,747 $674,131Demolition 66 45 111 $40,000 $0 $40,000Swimming Pools 21 22 43 $600,642 $326,048 $926,690Miscellaneous Subtotals 195 101 296 $1,118,026 $522,795 $1,640,821Year: 2013Institutional 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Signs 80 34 114 $170,412 $152,514 $322,926Demolition 63 46 109 $377,265 $58,125 $435,390Swimming Pools 24 27 51 $686,802 $596,069 $1,282,871Miscellaneous Subtotals 167 107 274 $1,234,479 $806,708 $2,041,187




CITY COUNTY PERMIT TOTALS CITY COUNTY TOTALS ($)MISCELLANEOUS (cont.)Year: 2014Institutional 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Signs 99 21 120 $317,755 $49,074 $366,829Demolition 62 39 101 $758,693 $137,735 $896,428Swimming Pools 23 16 39 $760,689 $400,416 $1,161,105Miscellaneous Subtotals 184 76 260 $1,837,137 $587,225 $2,424,362Year: 2015Institutional 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Signs 147 39 186 $1,023,444 $100,368 $1,123,812Demolition 97 34 131 $375,333 $1,824,650 $2,199,983Swimming Pools 20 27 47 $646,820 $728,545 $1,375,365Miscellaneous Subtotals 264 100 364 $2,045,597 $2,653,563 $4,699,160Year: 2016Institutional 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Signs 114 39 153 $402,771 $197,028 $599,799Demolition 99 58 0 $586,895 $406,649 $993,544Swimming Pools 14 24 38 $425,416 $691,307 $1,116,723Miscellaneous Subtotals 227 121 191 $1,415,082 $1,294,984 $2,710,066Year: 2017Institutional 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Signs 141 53 194 $570,281 $192,368 $762,649Demolition 116 72 188 $1,359,939 $370,557 $1,730,496Swimming Pools 12 19 31 $395,110 $490,636 $885,746Miscellaneous Subtotals 269 144 413 $2,325,330 $1,053,561 $3,378,891Year: 2018Institutional 0 0 0 $0 $0 $0Signs 116 32 148 $410,605 $171,710 $582,315Demolition 74 99 173 $663,861 $1,124,605 $1,788,466Swimming Pools 23 21 44 $814,686 $619,149 $1,433,835Miscellaneous Subtotals 213 152 365 $1,889,152 $1,915,464 $3,804,616

Miscellaneous Totals 2345 1134 3322 $14,845,896 $13,657,194 $28,503,090


Sumter City-County Major Subdivision Activity Profiles 2018SUBDIVISION NAME File Numbers TOTAL Units Approved Units Built Units Remaining % Complete EstablishedArbors PD 0311 110 89 21 81% 2006Ashbrook Plantation SD 0605 (Rev1) 441 97 344 22% 2006Beach Forest SD 2089 446 215 231 48% 2002Carolina Palms SD 0207 170 164 6 96% 2002Cascades SD 0901 17 11 6 65% 2009The Cove SD 0606 153 35 118 23% 2007Cypress Ridge SD 1604 10 0 10 0% 2016Garden Gate PUD 9710/SD 2038 81 58 23 72% 1998Hampshire Estates SD 2076 42 34 8 81% 2001Heritage Bay SD1301(Rev1) 190 42 148 22% 2013Hunters Crossing PD 0415 540 383 157 71% 2004Knights Village SD 2099 177 158 19 89% 2004Loringwood PD 0008 30 22 8 73% 2000Magnolia Courtyard PD 0008 (8) 30 14 16 47% 2006Park Place SD 2080 43 37 6 86% 2001Pocalla PD 0610 320 211 109 66% 2007Reserve at Mill Run SD 0404/PD0404 39 11 28 28% 2006Stafford Meadows SD 1201 108 55 53 51% 2012Stillwater SD 0008 74 41 33 55% 2000Summit SD 2087 35 16 19 46% 2001Timberline Meadows PD 9807 380 165 215 43% 1998Williamsburg SD 2033, 0502 220 107 113 49% 2000Woodridge SD 1606 92 12 80 13% 2017Totals 3748 1977 1771 53%

1. Research window: Updated through December 31, 20182. Data collected in the following manner: Building Permit Review, review of 2017 Orthophotography3. Total units approved taken from approved subdivision and/or planned development files4. Total units built includes units under construction and permitted5. List of active approved subdivisions updated as of December 31, 2018

CITY OF SUMTER ACTIVE APPROVED SUBDIVISIONS

Sumter City-County Major Subdivision Activity Profiles 2018SUBDIVISION NAME File Numbers TOTAL Units Approved Units Built Units Remaining % Complete EstablishedBeckwood Shires SD 0508 47 40 7 85% 2005Beech Creek SD 1413 225 143 82 64% 1990Casey Villas SD 0506 60 50 10 83% 2005Ellerbe Estates SD 1401 49 9 40 18% 2016Gingko Hills SD 0601/0203 153 122 31 80% 2004Kel-Sam SD 1186 80 56 24 70% 1989Lee's Preserve SD 1202/1202(Rev.1) 36 17 19 47% 2012Linwood SD 0608/0406/1411 314 165 149 53% 2005Mayfield SD 0303 61 50 11 82% 2004Moonlite Village (Phase 2) SD 1102 79 0 79 0% 2012Pershing Hills SD 0902 49 41 8 84% 2009Presidio Park SD 0703 28 22 6 79% 2007Rolling Hills II SD 0604 88 56 32 64% 2006Stonecroft SD 0401 236 114 122 48% 2004The Traditions SD 0903 26 22 4 85% 2009Valley Ridge SD 1801 54 0 54 0% 2018Queen Chapel Road SD 1501 21 0 21 0% 2016Totals 1606 907 699 56%

1. Research window: Updated through December 31, 20182. Data collected in the following manner: Building Permit Review, 2017 Orthophography Review3. Total units approved taken from approved subdivision and/or planned development files4. Total units built includes units under construction and permitted5. List of active approved subdivisions updated as of December 31, 2018

SUMTER COUNTY ACTIVE APPROVED SUBDIVISIONS

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