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South Carolina Code > Title 60 > Chapter 12 - Protection Of State-Owned Or Leased Historic Properties
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Title 60
> Chapter 12 - Protection Of State-Owned Or Leased Historic Properties
Current as of: 2009
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§ 60-12-10
Definitions
§ 60-12-20
Application of chapter
§ 60-12-30
Consultation with department required for projects affecting historic properties
§ 60-12-40
Agencies to receive lists of historic properties owned or leased by them
§ 60-12-50
Technical historic preservation training for agency staff
§ 60-12-60
Reports of compliance
§ 60-12-70
Agency agreement required prior to nomination of agency property to National Register of Historic Places
§ 60-12-80
Exceptions from coverage of chapter
§ 60-12-90
Proposals for renovations to State House or capitol complex
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