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To view the interactive map above, click the expand icon on the map above and wait for the map to load. It will then display City boundaries, roads, project areas, trails, parks, and much more.
You can also view the City's overall Growth Management Strategy, as well as active & proposed projects in Tega Cay.
You can also view the City's overall Growth Management Strategy, as well as active & proposed projects in Tega Cay.
The amendment to the Planned Development District formerly known as Game on is a change in the zoning text and development standards. The purpose of the Amendment is to provide clarity in specific permitted uses and to implement the vision as outlined in the City’s 2019 update to the Comprehensive Plan as a Regional Mixed-Use District. The previous Development Standards of the PDD formerly known as Game On, was focused on a large private recreational enterprise with supplemental uses being commercial and residential. The current proposed amendment is centered on Main Street-Style commercial and residential uses that will support and sustain the commercial areas. (site plan)
Watch presentation by developer to Council (7/18/16) (Note: Presentation begins at minute 5:40 in video)
Schematic Elevations
PDD Standards
Site Plan
On August 1, 2016, City Council approved an ordinance to annex and rezone approximately 57.51 acres between Dam Road and Gardendale Road (adjacent to Lake Ridge) for up to 125 single family detached patio homes: a need identified by Council and residents in the 2015-2025 Comprehensive Plan. Additionally, Cadence will include approximately 8.75 acres for the City to use as a wood chipping site. Debris gathered throughout the City is chipped and used for mulch in City parks and greenspaces. Our current facility lease will expire this year. Estimated completion: 2020.
Update (November 2019): Final Plat Maps 1, 2 & 3 approved. 75 dwelling units/Certificates of Occupancy issued.
Site Plan
PDD Standards
Update (November 2019): Final Plat Maps 1, 2 & 3 approved. 75 dwelling units/Certificates of Occupancy issued.
Site Plan
PDD Standards
The Windhaven Development received final approval from City Council in April 2016. Once completed, the development will consist of +122 acres containing up to 400 homes (mix of single family homes, town homes and age-targeted patio homes), commercial space (approximately 150,000 sq. ft.), a new middle school and recreational property. In-lieu of building one of the required amenities for the development, the developer has also agreed to donate a minimum of $400,000 to the city for the development of the recreational property. Estimated completion: 2023.
Update (November 2019): Preliminary plat was approved by the planning commission on May 7. Water and Sewer Encroachment permits have been issued by SCDOT. Density units reduced from 400 to 267 in sketch plan. Grading permit issued.
For more information on Windhaven, click here. You can also view the site plan here.
Update (November 2019): Preliminary plat was approved by the planning commission on May 7. Water and Sewer Encroachment permits have been issued by SCDOT. Density units reduced from 400 to 267 in sketch plan. Grading permit issued.
For more information on Windhaven, click here. You can also view the site plan here.
Cameron Creek is a 73 acre development approved in 2014 and is situated along Highway 160. The development was approved in the County, but only contained one access point on Highway 160. The City was able to annex the property and provide two additional access points on Stonecrest Blvd. and Hubert Graham Way. The development contains up to 308 dwelling units and contains a mix of single family homes and townhomes. Estimated completion: 2020.
Update (November 2019): 251 Dwelling Unit/Certificates of Occupancy issued. Town home units reduced in revised preliminary plat.
To view the site plan, click here.
Update (November 2019): 251 Dwelling Unit/Certificates of Occupancy issued. Town home units reduced in revised preliminary plat.
To view the site plan, click here.
River Falls is a 54+ acre development situated along Gold Hill Road and was approved in 2014 for up to 136 single family homes. The project underwent remediation with the Army Corps of Engineers for encroachment into buffers and wetlands. Conditional approval of the preliminary plat was approved in September 2016. Estimated completion: 2020.
Update (November 2019): Final approval of preliminary plat. Land disturbance/grading permit issued. Revised civil plans approved. Property has changed ownership and construction delayed due to legal considerations.
To view a site plan for the development, click here.
Update (November 2019): Final approval of preliminary plat. Land disturbance/grading permit issued. Revised civil plans approved. Property has changed ownership and construction delayed due to legal considerations.
To view a site plan for the development, click here.
The Revere is a 23.5+ acre is situated along Hubert Graham Way. The development was approved in 2014 for up to 336 apartment and multi-family homes. Estimated completion: 2018.
Update (July 2019): Completed.
To view the site plan, click here.
Update (July 2019): Completed.
To view the site plan, click here.
Lake Ridge is a 435 acre development situated along Gardendale Road. The development was approved in 2006 for up to 813 single family homes. Estimated completion: 2018.
Update (November 2019): Completed with 813 units developed.
To view the site plan, click here.
Update (November 2019): Completed with 813 units developed.
To view the site plan, click here.
The Courtyards at Palmetto is a 13.7+ acre is situated behind The Villages at Palmetto on Stone Village Drive. This development was originally approved in the County for 90 townhomes. The property was annexed in 2015 allowing the City to modify the plans from townhomes to age-targeted patio homes (up to 45 homes).
Update (July 2019): Preliminary Plan and Civil Construction Plans have been approved by the Technical Review Team and rescheduled for approval by the Planning Commission on Jan. 7, 2019. Preliminary Plan was approved in February, 2019. Grading permits were issued. Grading and land disturbance began in March.
To view the site plan, click here.
Update (July 2019): Preliminary Plan and Civil Construction Plans have been approved by the Technical Review Team and rescheduled for approval by the Planning Commission on Jan. 7, 2019. Preliminary Plan was approved in February, 2019. Grading permits were issued. Grading and land disturbance began in March.
To view the site plan, click here.
River Lakes (Phase 3) is a 13+ acre development approved in 2011 for 30 single family homes. This development is located off of Dam Road. Estimated completion: 2018.
Update (November 2019): Active with 28 dwelling units developed.
To view the area, click here.
Update (November 2019): Active with 28 dwelling units developed.
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Serenity Point is a 66+ acre development approved in 2006. It is situated off of Stonecrest Boulevard and was approved for 89 single family homes. Estimated completion: 2018.
Update (July 2019): Active with 79 dwelling units developed and 10 remaining.
To view a site plan, click here.
Update (July 2019): Active with 79 dwelling units developed and 10 remaining.
To view a site plan, click here.
- Hwy. 160 Expansion
- Gold Hill & I-77 Interchange
- C-Funds
- New Gray Rock/Sutton Intersection
- Dam Rd Pedestrian Improvements
The Hwy. 160 expansion project with improvements being made from Gold Hill Road to the NC State line is a Pennies for Progress project. Design is complete and right-of-way acquisition is almost complete. The project is expected to be bid for construction early in 2018. Estimated project completion is Spring 2020.
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Map
The improvements being made to the Gold Hill Road and I-77 interchange is being funded by Pennies for Progress and Federal Highway Administration. Construction is anticipated to begin summer of 2018. Estimated completion of the project is summer 2020.
Traffic Count (SCDOT Study)
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Traffic Count (SCDOT Study)
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The City will be resurfacing Pitcairn Drive, Mariners Court, McHanna Point, Riverlake Court and a portion of Windjammer Drive beginning early summer 2018.
Update ( May 2019) : The New Gray Rock Road and Sutton Road intersection improvements are a Pennies for Progress 4 project. 30% plans are being finalized with SCDOT and then will they work towards right of way plans. They expect to begin right of way acquisition by the end of the year. Construction is anticipated to begin in 2021.
Click here to view the Plan.
Project is being developed using strip maps in order to expedite project implementation: construction obligation is anticipated for FY 2019. Cost estimates for construction will be updated prior to the letting of the project. This is an RFATS-TAP Fund Project