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South Carolina Code 48-28-50. Powers and duties of State Forester in connection with administration of cost-sharing provisions

South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 28 > § 48-28-50 - Powers and duties of State Forester in connection with administration of cost-sharing provisions


Current as of: 2009

The State Forester may administer the cost-sharing provisions of this chapter which shall include, but not be limited to, the following duties:

1. Prescribing the requirements for making application for cost-sharing funds.

2. Identifying those approved practices as defined in item 6 of Section 48-28-30 which shall be approved for cost-sharing under the provisions of this chapter.

3. Reviewing periodically the cost of forest renewal practices and establishing allowable ranges for cost-sharing purposes for approved practices under varying conditions throughout the State.

4. Determining, prior to approving cost-sharing payments to any landowner, that all proposed practices are appropriate and are comparable in cost to the prevailing cost of those practices.

5. Determining, prior to approving cost-sharing payments, that an approved forest management plan as defined in item 7 of Section 48-28-30 for the eligible land has been filed with the State Forester and that the landowner has indicated in writing his intent to comply with the terms of such management plan that related to cost-share payments.

6. Determining, prior to approving cost-sharing payments, that the approved practices for which payment is requested have been completed in a satisfactory manner, conform to the approved forest management plan submitted under item 5 of this section and otherwise meet the requirements of this chapter.

7. Disbursing from the forest renewal fund, comprised of appropriated funds and forest assessment funds, to eligible landowners, cost-sharing payments or satisfactory completion of practices provided for by this chapter and insofar as is practicable disbursing funds equally from the state appropriated funds and the forest renewal assessment funds, until appropriated funds are expended after which expenditures shall come from the forest renewal assessment funds subject to limitations of Section 48-28-100.

8. Applying directly funds resulting from slippage as defined in item 10 of Section 48-28-30 to the revolving forest renewal fund which shall be available for applying to cost-sharing for additional landowners.

9. Publishing guidelines for implementing this chapter.

10. Initiating recollection of all cost-share payments if a landowner does not meet the requirements of Section 48-28-80, for ten years.

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South Carolina Laws: Forestry

South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 23 - Forestry Generally
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 25 - Forestry Districts
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 27 - Registration Of Foresters
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 28 - Forest Renewal Practices
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 29 - Forest Pest Outbreaks
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 30 - Primary Forest Product Assessment
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 31 - Emergency Powers Of Governor To Protect Forests
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 33 - South Carolina Forest Fire Protection Act
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 34 - South Carolina Prescribed Fire Act
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 35 - Regulation Of Fires On Certain Lands
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 36 - South Carolina Forest Best Management Practices Act
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 37 - Southeastern Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compact

U.S. Code Provisions: Forestry

U.S. Code > Title 7 > Chapter 95 - Rural Revitalization Through Forestry
U.S. Code > Title 7 > Chapter 108 - Tree Assistance Program
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 3 - Forests; Forest Service; Reforestation; Management
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 4 - Protection Of Timber, And Depredations
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 36 - Forest And Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning
U.S. Code Title 16 > Chapter 37 > Subchapter I - Youth Conservation Corps
U.S. Code Title 16 > Chapter 37 > Subchapter II - Public Lands Corps
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 41 - Cooperative Forestry Assistance
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 65 - International Forestry Cooperation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 84 - Healthy Forest Restoration
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 86 - Southwest Forest Health And Wildfire Prevention
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 92 - Forest Landscape Restoration
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