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The Pavilion Area Master Plan, also known as PAMP is in full
planning mode. It outlines five different districts already
named the Entry District, The North Entertainment District,
The Central Amusement District, The South District and the
Beach District.
There are plans to attract tourists and locals as well to
a more attractive, upscale
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which proposes to be safer and more family friendly while still
holding on to it's Myrtle Beach "fun in the air" atmosphere.
Smaller businesses are sprucing up to take advantage of these
new changes and many of our local traditions will remain intact.
While this is true most of Myrtle Beach is catching
the feel of excitement and change. New business and high-rises
are being drawn to us and the ocean isn't going anywhere. The
Beach District that will lie between the ocean and Ocean Blvd.
will feature a boardwalk that runs the length of the redeveloped
area. Also available for families will be beachfront parks and
street end access points to the shore.
The Amusement District will be home to larger
structures to provide space for a variety of events and activities
throughout the year and the Pavilion block will be restored
to "recapture the historic oceanfront activities and environment
of years ago. Keep a check at Myrtle Beach Living to stay on
top of how this important Myrtle Beach Project is going.
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