South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 11 - Department Of Administration
Section 1-11-550. Certificates by issuing authority.

(A) An allocation of the state ceiling approved by the state authority is made formal initially by a certificate which allocates tentatively a specific amount of the state ceiling to the bonds for which the allocation is requested. This tentative allocation certificate must specify the state ceiling amount allocated, the issuing authority and the project involved, and the time period during which the tentative allocation is valid. This certificate must remind the issuing authority that the tentative allocation is made final after the issuing authority chairman or other duly authorized official or agent of the issuing authority, before the issue is made, certifies the issue amount and the projected date of issue, as is required by subsection (B) of this section. It also may include other information considered relevant by the secretary of the state authority.
(B) The chairman or other authorized official or agent of an issuing authority issuing any private activity bond for which a portion of the state ceiling has been allocated tentatively shall execute and deliver to the secretary of the state authority an issue amount certificate setting forth the exact amount of bonds to be issued and the projected bond issue date which date must not be more than ten business days after the date of the issue amount certificate and it must be before the state ceiling allocation involved expires. The issue amount certificate may be an executed copy of the appropriate completed form to be submitted to the Internal Revenue Service on the issue or it may be in the form of a letter which certifies the exact amount of bonds to be issued and the projected date of the issue.
(C) In response to the issuing authority's issue amount certificate required by subsection (B) of this section, the secretary of the state authority is authorized to issue and, as may be necessary, to revise a certificate making final the ceiling allocation previously approved by the state authority on a tentative basis, if the secretary of the state authority determines that:
(1) the issuing authority's issue amount certificate specifies an amount not in excess of the approved tentative ceiling allocation amount;
(2) the issue amount certificate was received prior to the issue date projected and that the certificate is dated not more than ten days prior to the issue date projected; provided, however, that if an issue amount certificate is dated more than ten days prior to the date of issue of the bonds, such certificate shall be void, and a new request must be provided to the secretary of the state authority prior to issuance of the bonds;
(3) the issue date projected is within the time period approved previously for the tentative ceiling allocation; and
(4) the bonds when issued and combined with the total amount of bonds requiring a ceiling allocation included in issue amount certificates previously submitted to the state authority by issuing authorities do not exceed the state ceiling for the calendar year. Except under extraordinary circumstances, the secretary of the state authority shall issue this certificate within two business days following the date the issue amount certificate is received.
(D) In accordance with Section 149(e)(2)(F) of the Internal Revenue Code, the secretary of the state authority is designated as the state official responsible for certifying, if applicable, that certain bonds meet the requirements of Section 146 of the Internal Revenue Code relating to the volume cap on private activity bonds.
(E) Any tentative or final state ceiling allocation granted by the state authority before the effective date of this act remains valid as an allocation of a portion of the volume cap for South Carolina provided under Section 146 of the Internal Revenue Code. The allocations expire in accordance with the law under which they were granted or extended and their validity may be extended or reinstated in accordance with the provisions of Sections 1-11-500 through 1-11-570.
HISTORY: 1987 Act No. 117, Section 6; 2022 Act No. 202 (H.5075), Section 2, eff June 5, 2022.

Code Commissioner's Note
At the direction of the Code Commissioner, references in this section to the offices of the former State Budget and Control Board, Office of the Governor, or other agencies, were changed to reflect the transfer of them to the Department of Administration or other entities, pursuant to the directive of the South Carolina Restructuring Act, 2014 Act No. 121, Section 5(D)(1), effective July 1, 2015.
Editor's Note
2022 Act No. 202, Section 6, provides as follows:
"SECTION 6. The provisions of this act are effective for allocations of state ceiling beginning January 1, 2022, and thereafter. For the first year of implementation, the state authority may adopt such special procedures as may be necessary to effect the requirements of this act."
Effect of Amendment
2022 Act No. 202, Section 2, rewrote the section.

Structure South Carolina Code of Laws

South Carolina Code of Laws

Title 1 - Administration of the Government

Chapter 11 - Department Of Administration

Section 1-11-10. Department of Administration established; transfer of offices, divisions, other agencies.

Section 1-11-20. Transfer of offices, divisions, other agencies from State Budget and Control Board to appropriate entities.

Section 1-11-22. Organization of staff.

Section 1-11-23. Filling vacancy in position of Director of Budget Division.

Section 1-11-25. Local Government Division.

Section 1-11-26. Use of funds from Rural Infrastructure Authority; penalties for misuse.

Section 1-11-50. Certain funds of Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office and the Executive Budget Office carried forward.

Section 1-11-55. Leasing of real property for governmental bodies.

Section 1-11-56. Program to manage leasing; procedures.

Section 1-11-58. Annual inventory and report; review; sale of surplus property.

Section 1-11-65. Approval and recordation of real property transactions involving governmental bodies.

Section 1-11-67. Rental charges for occupancy of state-controlled office buildings; apportionment among agency funding sources.

Section 1-11-70. Lands subject to Department's control.

Section 1-11-80. Department authorized to grant easements for public utilities on vacant State lands.

Section 1-11-90. Department authorized to grant rights of way over State marshlands for roads or power or pipe lines to State agencies or political subdivisions.

Section 1-11-100. Execution of instruments conveying rights of way or easements over marshlands or vacant lands.

Section 1-11-110. Authorization of Department to acquire real property by gift, purchase, and condemnation.

Section 1-11-115. Use of proceeds of sale of State real property.

Section 1-11-130. Authorization of Authority to cooperate in handling finances of State subdivisions.

Section 1-11-135. Fees for processing revenue bonds.

Section 1-11-140. Authorization of Fiscal Accountability Authority, through the Office of Insurance Reserve Fund, to provide insurance.

Section 1-11-141. Insurance on state-owned vehicles by agencies; liability of employees for cost of accident repairs.

Section 1-11-145. Employment of special agents to examine insurance risks carried by Authority.

Section 1-11-147. Automobile liability reinsurance contract; letting for bid.

Section 1-11-160. Execution by General Services Division of certificates of exemption from taxation on behalf of political subdivisions.

Section 1-11-170. Authorization to maintain revolving funds to finance certain inventories and accounts receivable.

Section 1-11-175. Authorization of Authority to finance construction of correctional facilities.

Section 1-11-180. Additional powers of the Department of Administration; condition of state property; blanket bonds; energy utilization management system; regulations.

Section 1-11-185. Additional powers of the Department of Administration; permanent improvement projects; regulations; goods and services to promote efficient and economical operations.

Section 1-11-190. Responsibilities of Department of Administration.

Section 1-11-220. Division of General Services, Program of Fleet Management; Fleet Management Program.

Section 1-11-225. Cost allocation plan to recover cost of operating Fleet Management Program.

Section 1-11-250. Division of General Services, Program of Fleet Management; definitions.

Section 1-11-260. Division of General Services, Program of Fleet Management; annual reports; policies, procedures and regulations.

Section 1-11-270. Division of General Services, Program of Fleet Management; establishment of criteria for individual assignment of motor vehicles.

Section 1-11-280. Division of General Services, Program of Fleet Management; interagency motor pools.

Section 1-11-290. Division of General Services, Program of Fleet Management; plan for maximally cost-effective vehicle maintenance.

Section 1-11-300. Agencies to develop and implement uniform cost accounting and reporting system; purchase of motor vehicle equipment and supplies; use of credit cards; determination of vehicle cost per mile.

Section 1-11-310. Division of General Services, Program of Fleet Management; acquisition and disposition of vehicles; titles.

Section 1-11-315. Feasibility of using alternative transportation fuels for state fleet.

Section 1-11-320. Division of General Services, Program of Fleet Management; plates and other identification requirements; exemptions.

Section 1-11-330. Division of Motor Vehicle Management; State Department of Education vehicles exempted.

Section 1-11-335. Department of Administration may provide to and receive from other governmental entities goods and services.

Section 1-11-340. Department to develop and implement statewide Fleet Safety Program.

Section 1-11-360. Repealed.

Section 1-11-370. Repealed.

Section 1-11-395. Use of vendors by state body providing health care or social services to recover reimbursement for providing services.

Section 1-11-400. Authority of Budget and Control Board to enter lease purchase agreements to provide method of replacing Central Correctional Institution.

Section 1-11-405. Aircraft purchase, lease, or lease-purchase by state agency.

Section 1-11-420. Reports to State Budget and Control Board.

Section 1-11-425. Cost information to be included in publications; exceptions.

Section 1-11-430. Supply and use of telecommunication systems for state Government.

Section 1-11-435. Protection of critical information technology infrastructure and data systems.

Section 1-11-440. Repealed.

Section 1-11-445. Defense and indemnification of state agencies.

Section 1-11-460. Payment of judgments against governmental employees and officials in excess of one million dollars; limitations; recovery of amount paid by assessment against entities purchasing tort liability insurance.

Section 1-11-470. Limitations on use of funds appropriated by General Assembly.

Section 1-11-475. Employee benefit appropriations; transfer of funds within agency to cover overruns.

Section 1-11-480. Hiring consultant or management firm to assist in administration of state employee unemployment compensation fund; annual reports to General Assembly.

Section 1-11-490. Breach of security of state agency data; notification; rights and remedies of injured parties; penalties; notification of Consumer Protection Division.

Section 1-11-495. Repealed.

Section 1-11-497. Across-the-board reduction in expenditures.

Section 1-11-500. Calculation and certification of state ceiling.

Section 1-11-510. Allocation of bond limit amounts.

Section 1-11-520. State Ceiling Allocation Plan; periodic allocations; competitive criteria.

Section 1-11-530. Authorized requests for allocation of bond limit amounts.

Section 1-11-540. Reserved.

Section 1-11-550. Certificates by issuing authority.

Section 1-11-560. Time limits on allocations.

Section 1-11-570. State authority may adopt policies and procedures.

Section 1-11-580. Fiscal Accountability Authority to make quarterly payments on certain insurance contracts.

Section 1-11-590. Conflicting provisions.

Section 1-11-703. Definitions.

Section 1-11-705. South Carolina Retiree Health Insurance Trust fund established; administration.

Section 1-11-707. South Carolina Long Term Disability Insurance Trust Fund established; administration.

Section 1-11-710. Board to make insurance available to active and retired employees; Insurance Reserve Fund to provide reinsurance; cost to be paid out of appropriated and other funds.

Section 1-11-715. Incentive program to encourage participation in health promotion and disease prevention programs.

Section 1-11-720. Entities whose employees and retirees are eligible for state health and dental insurance plans; requirements for eligibility.

Section 1-11-725. Rating of local disabilities and special needs providers as single group.

Section 1-11-730. Persons eligible for state health and dental plan coverage.

Section 1-11-740. Division of Insurance Services authorized to develop optional long-term care insurance program.

Section 1-11-750. Withholding long-term care insurance premiums for State retirees.

Section 1-11-770. South Carolina 211 Network.

Section 1-11-780. Mental health insurance.

Section 1-11-1110 to 1-11-1140. Repealed.