Municipal Development
About the “Arts and Innovation District” in Myrtle Beach, SC - In 2020, The City of Myrtle Beach began the revitalization of the Downtown “Superblock” area now known as the “Arts and Innovation District” in efforts to revive this portion of the city into a setting that would bring locals and enhance tourism to this sector of the City. DDC Engineers is providing the surveying and civil engineering services in order to assist the city with the on-going enhancement of the Arts and Innovation District to take shape. (32± acres)
PHASE 1A OF THE PROJECT STREETSCAPE ENHANCEMENTS (1.7 acres)
The overhead utility wires have been converted to an underground conduit system in the superblock parking lot between Kings Highway and North Oak Street and from 8th Avenue North (on the south end) to 9th Avenue North (on the north end).
In keeping with the updated schematic utility design completed by DDC, the project utilities (water, sewer and drainage) were relocated in the back parking lot area and finally the areas roughly defined as the area between Kings Highway and North Oak Street and from 8th Avenue North (on the south end) to 9th Avenue North (on the north end) consisted of installing a pervious paver system complete with underground components, curb, gutter, sidewalk and driveway tie-ins.
PHASE 1A OF THE PROJECT STREETSCAPE ENHANCEMENTS (1.7 acres)
The overhead utility wires have been converted to an underground conduit system in the superblock parking lot between Kings Highway and North Oak Street and from 8th Avenue North (on the south end) to 9th Avenue North (on the north end).
In keeping with the updated schematic utility design completed by DDC, the project utilities (water, sewer and drainage) were relocated in the back parking lot area and finally the areas roughly defined as the area between Kings Highway and North Oak Street and from 8th Avenue North (on the south end) to 9th Avenue North (on the north end) consisted of installing a pervious paver system complete with underground components, curb, gutter, sidewalk and driveway tie-ins.
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