The General Assembly further finds that:
Vast expanses of land located at considerable distances from municipalities and urban and suburban development in counties, while having served the people of this State and its economy when originally developed and maintained over the generations as agricultural property, contributing food, fiber, timber, and pulpwood, now, in an evolving economy and amidst a much smaller, yet vastly more efficient agricultural economy, is in need of redevelopment to provide multiple uses utilizing the redevelopment tools provided in this chapter, with suitable modifications to provide for the particular requirements to redevelop areas formerly developed only for agricultural use.
HISTORY: 2005 Act No. 109, Section 1.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 31 - Housing and Redevelopment
Chapter 7 - Tax Increment Financing For Counties
Section 31-7-25. Additional findings.
Section 31-7-40. Obligations and pledges authorized; surplus fund distributions.
Section 31-7-50. Application of proceeds.
Section 31-7-60. State tax exemptions.
Section 31-7-70. Ordinance adoption requirements and obligation retirement.
Section 31-7-75. Municipal annexation; ad valorem tax valuation.
Section 31-7-80. Conditions for issuing obligations; approving and modifying redevelopment plans.
Section 31-7-90. Residential displacement requirements, benefits, and protections.
Section 31-7-100. County auditor certification; value assessments; extending taxes.
Section 31-7-110. Revenues and grants; county powers.
Section 31-7-120. Intergovernmental agreements.
Section 31-7-130. Government-owned telecommunications service providers.