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South Dakota Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 24A - Disposal of State Surplus Property


Current as of: 2010
§ 5-24A-1Definition of terms
§ 5-24A-2Disposition of surplus property by Bureau of Administration
§ 5-24A-3Declaration of surplus property required for disposition
§ 5-24A-4Protection of surplus property prior to disposal
§ 5-24A-5Requirements for disposition
§ 5-24A-6Property with fair market value greater than one hundred dollars
§ 5-24A-7Property with fair market value less than one hundred dollars
§ 5-24A-8Surplus personal computer equipment
§ 5-24A-9Disposal by agency or bureau
§ 5-24A-10Fixed assets
§ 5-24A-11Trade-in requirements
§ 5-24A-12Hazardous materials
§ 5-24A-13Retention and disposition of sales proceeds
§ 5-24A-14Conveyance in the name of the state
§ 5-24A-15Donations prohibited--Exception
§ 5-24A-16Promulgation of rules regarding disposal of surplus property
§ 5-24A-17Liquidation of State Cement Plant Commission property
§ 5-24A-18Disbursement of proceeds from liquidation of State Cement Plant Commission property

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South Dakota Laws: Government Property

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South Dakota Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 6 - Timber Sales on School and Public Lands
South Dakota Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 7 - Minerals on School and Public Lands
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South Dakota Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 15 - State Capitol and Grounds
South Dakota Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 16 - State-owned Housing Facilities
South Dakota Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 17 - State Cement Plant
South Dakota Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 24 - Receipt, Care and Accounting for Public Property
South Dakota Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 24A - Disposal of State Surplus Property
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U.S. Code Provisions: Government Property

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Federal Regulations: Government Property

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