Business Licensing & Operations in Greenwood County, SC (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Greenwood County, South Carolina.
Verified from official government sources
Adult Entertainment
Adult businesses in unincorporated Greenwood County are confined to the C-2, C-3, I-1, I-2, and rural development districts, and each one must sit at least 1,000 feet from any church, school, park, cemetery, residence, or other adult use. They must close from midnight Saturday until sunrise Monday, bar anyone under 21, and never number more than one to a tract.
Greenwood County Adult Business Siting Rules
Significant RestrictionsGreenwood County Code § 6-3-117(k)
(k)Adult uses. Owing to the serious objectionable operational characteristics of sexually oriented or adult uses, and the deleterious effect of such uses on existing businesses and/or residential areas around them, the location of such uses, where permitted by this chapter, shall be subject to the supplemental siting criteria of this section.(1)Adult uses shall be permitted in the C-2, C-3, I-1...
Auto Repair on Residential Property
A resident of unincorporated Greenwood County can change fluids, spark plugs, and drive belts or rotate tires on a vehicle at home without restriction. Anything more involved has to happen inside a fully enclosed space and only on a currently licensed or antique-plated vehicle, and only one car at a time can be offered for sale from a home.
Greenwood County Home Auto Repair Limits
Some RestrictionsGreenwood County Code § 6-3-118
(a)The repair of an automobile or a motor vehicle at a place of residence is subject to the following restrictions:(1)Only minor repairs and maintenance may be performed, which for purposes of this section are defined as the changing and replenishment of fluid levels, such as hydraulic fluid, windshield washer fluid and lubricating oil; the replacement of sparkplugs and ignition points; the rot...
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