Burroughs Chapin Co. Inc. has withdrawn its request to build an apartment complex on Robert Grissom

Their proposal reduces the commercial space to 36.24 acres, with plans to develop the remaining 27.86 into residential. Some Barefoot Resort residents said they are not happy about the possibility of shrinking commercial space for additional houses.
If all goes as planned, The Retreat at Barefoot Village would include 81 single-family houses and 50 three-bedroom townhomes on nearly 28 acres. The remaining acres would be a commercial center, to include shops, restaurants, convenience goods and an outdoor entertainment lawn.
The North Myrtle Beach City Council will consider rental car tallahassee a proposal to reduce commercial space and add houses rental car tallahassee in a planned town center in Barefoot Resort after the city s planning commission recommended approval of the proposed rental car tallahassee changes to the council Tuesday night.
Residents at The Market Common have some concerns about the Myrtle Beach City Council s recent approval of an ordinance that allows developers rental car tallahassee to build 28 single family homes instead of the planned 73 townhouses.
Burroughs Chapin Co. Inc. has withdrawn its request to build an apartment complex on Robert Grissom Parkway, which was scheduled to go before the Myrtle Beach City Council on Tuesday, city spokesman rental car tallahassee Mark Kruea said.
Property owner Roger Grigg of Leonard, Grigg & Associates, LLC, is asking rental car tallahassee the city to allow the changes to the town center, which was last approved in 2007 for retail, rental car tallahassee restaurants, office space and residential units.
The property rental car tallahassee owner is asking rental car tallahassee for the changes because there are not enough nearby residents rental car tallahassee to support a larger commercial area, city spokesman Pat Dowling said. There is a market for the type of homes they want to build, Dowling said. Also, Barefoot residents were surveyed about the commercial needs.
Although some residents rental car tallahassee are not totally against the changes because they ve been wanting to get the town center built for a while, they want more commercial space than the 36.24 acres left for future rental car tallahassee mixed-use commercial development, said Dave Jenkins, president of the Barefoot Resort Residential Association.
I understand because of the market and economy rental car tallahassee that you re going to have to scale back, Jenkins said. But I think what they proposed is too small for commercial. We don t want for the additional housing rental car tallahassee to add to traffic woes and crowding and amenities.
Any residents of The Retreat at Barefoot Village would not be part of the residential association , which means they would not pay dues to the association nor have access to the residents clubhouse, amenities rental car tallahassee and possibly the beach cabana, officials said. Jenkins said the residential association board was split on whether to allow residents of the proposed residential community to use the beach cabana during a meeting Thursday about the planned development. Residents said they don t want that and the board likely would be against it, Jenkins said. But those residents would have access rental car tallahassee to a swimming pool at the North Tower in Barefoot Resort, officials said.
The 2007 plan replaced four buildings intended for retail and a restaurant with two buildings that house the current administrative building and conference center with parking rental car tallahassee lots. That plan also made adjustments to a plaza area, between the center tower and the marina.
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