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South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 9 - Soil And Water Conservation Districts Law
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§ 48-9-10
Short title
§ 48-9-15
Definitions
§ 48-9-20
Legislative declaration of purpose
§ 48-9-30
Definitions
§ 48-9-40
Department of Natural Resources; change of name
§ 48-9-45
Land Resources and Conservation Districts Division accountable to director of department
§ 48-9-50
Agencies operating public lands shall cooperate and observe regulations
§ 48-9-60
Adjournment of hearings
§ 48-9-220
Geographic areas for selection of members of Commission
§ 48-9-230
Advisors to the division
§ 48-9-260
Employees; legal services
§ 48-9-270
Seal; hearings; rules and regulations
§ 48-9-280
Bonds; records; audit
§ 48-9-290
General duties and powers
§ 48-9-300
Delegation of powers and duties; cooperation with other agencies
§ 48-9-310
Estimates of financial needs
§ 48-9-320
Allocation of State appropriations
§ 48-9-510
Petition for creation of a district
§ 48-9-520
Content of petition
§ 48-9-530
Consolidation of overlapping petitions
§ 48-9-540
Hearing on petition
§ 48-9-550
Determination against establishment; filing of subsequent petition
§ 48-9-560
Determination of need for district; boundaries
§ 48-9-570
Boundaries to not include portions of other districts
§ 48-9-580
Referendum on establishment of district
§ 48-9-590
Conduct of hearings and referenda; expenses
§ 48-9-600
Final determination as to establishment of district
§ 48-9-610
Appointment of two commissioners of new district
§ 48-9-620
Filing and contents of application by appointed commissioners with Secretary of State
§ 48-9-630
Action by Secretary of State on application
§ 48-9-640
Subsequent petition if previous determination was against feasibility of district
§ 48-9-650
Certificate conclusive as to establishment of district; admissibility of certificate as evidence
§ 48-9-810
Petition for enlarging existing district
§ 48-9-820
Petition for subdivision of district
§ 48-9-830
Hearing on petition for subdivision of district
§ 48-9-840
Determination as to subdivisions
§ 48-9-850
Organization of subdivision as district
§ 48-9-1010
Petition for discontinuance of district; hearings on discontinuance
§ 48-9-1020
Referendum on discontinuance
§ 48-9-1030
Decision as to discontinuance
§ 48-9-1040
Termination of affairs and dissolution of district
§ 48-9-1050
Effect of dissolution
§ 48-9-1060
Petitions for dissolution need not be entertained more than once in five years
§ 48-9-1210
Qualifications of appointed commissioners
§ 48-9-1220
Nomination and election of commissioners
§ 48-9-1230
Terms of office; vacancies; removal
§ 48-9-1240
Chairman; quorum; majority vote; compensation
§ 48-9-1250
Use of county agricultural agents; other agents and employees; legal services
§ 48-9-1260
Bonds; records; audit
§ 48-9-1270
General powers of districts and commissioners
§ 48-9-1280
Commissioners may require contributions or agreements by landowners or occupiers as to permanent use
§ 48-9-1290
Provisions as to acquisitions; operations or dispositions by other public bodies; property of districts tax free
§ 48-9-1300
Commissioners of different districts cooperation
§ 48-9-1310
Consultation with governing bodies of nearby localities
§ 48-9-1320
Information to be furnished to State Land Resources Conservation Commission
§ 48-9-1510
Formulation of land-use regulations
§ 48-9-1520
Referendum before adoption of regulations
§ 48-9-1530
Conduct of referendum on regulations
§ 48-9-1540
Two-thirds vote prerequisite to adoption of regulations
§ 48-9-1550
Regulations shall have force and effect of law
§ 48-9-1560
Amendment, supplementation, or repeal of regulations
§ 48-9-1570
Subjects which regulations may include
§ 48-9-1580
Uniformity of regulations; exceptions
§ 48-9-1590
Printing of copies of regulations
§ 48-9-1600
Entry on lands to check observance
§ 48-9-1610
Petition to court for enforcement
§ 48-9-1620
Hearing and order of court on petition for enforcement
§ 48-9-1630
Judgment for commission's expenses after completion of work; costs and attorney fees
§ 48-9-1810
Establishment and appointment of members of board of adjustment
§ 48-9-1820
Eligibility and compensation of members; expenses
§ 48-9-1830
Chairman; rules; quorum; meetings; records
§ 48-9-1840
Hardship petitions
§ 48-9-1850
Hearing and action on hardship petition
§ 48-9-1860
Petition for court review
§ 48-9-1870
Hearing and order of court on petition for review
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South Carolina Laws: Conservation
South Carolina Code > Title 27 > Chapter 8 - Conservation Easement Act
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 7 - Federal Conservation Act
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 9 - Soil And Water Conservation Districts Law
South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 59 - The South Carolina Conservation Bank Act
U.S. Code Provisions: Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 5C - Conservation Programs On Government Lands
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 7 - Protection Of Migratory Game And Insectivorous Birds
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 42 - Emergency Conservation Program
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 44 - Antarctic Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 49 - Fish And Wildlife Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 51 - Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 52 - Salmon And Steelhead Conservation And Enhancement
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 54 - Resource Conservation
U.S. Code Title 16 > Chapter 58 > Subchapter IV - Agricultural Resources Conservation Program
U.S. Code Title 16 > Chapter 58 > Subchapter V-A - Other Conservation Programs
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 78 - National Natural Resources Conservation Foundation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 80 - Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 83 - Coral Reef Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 85 - Marine Turtle Conservation
U.S. Code > Title 16 > Chapter 91 - National Landscape Conservation System
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