South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 29 - Industrial Development Projects
Section 4-29-65. Requirement of feasibility report.

After January 1, 1986, before any project may be purchased or leased from any municipality, county, agency, political subdivision, or special purpose district for the purpose of providing a project hereunder, the plan for the purchase or lease must be submitted to the applicable council of governments for the preparation of a feasibility report which shall include the fiscal impact of the proposed action on the taxpayers of each taxing authority affected by the project. The report must be submitted to the governing body of the municipality, county, agency, political subdivision, or special purpose district at least thirty days prior to the execution of the final purchase or lease arrangement.
HISTORY: 1985 Act No. 196, Section 3.

Structure South Carolina Code of Laws

South Carolina Code of Laws

Title 4 - Counties

Chapter 29 - Industrial Development Projects

Section 4-29-10. Definitions.

Section 4-29-20. Powers of counties and incorporated municipalities in connection with projects; joint acquisition of projects located in more than one county; authority to issue revenue bonds for certain purposes.

Section 4-29-30. Bonds payable solely from project revenues; bonds are not county or municipal debt; execution, form, delivery, conditions, and sale of bonds; bond anticipation notes.

Section 4-29-40. Security for payment of bonds; pledge of revenues and financing agreement; procedures upon default.

Section 4-29-50. Contracts for construction of projects.

Section 4-29-60. Findings necessary prior to undertaking projects; required provisions in financing agreements.

Section 4-29-65. Requirement of feasibility report.

Section 4-29-67. Industrial development projects requiring a fee in lieu of property taxes; definitions.

Section 4-29-68. Special source revenue bonds.

Section 4-29-69. Inducement agreement providing for payment in lieu of property taxes.

Section 4-29-70. Options in leases; consideration for renewal of lease or purchase of project.

Section 4-29-80. Additional powers of governing boards.

Section 4-29-90. Application of proceeds from sale of bonds; cost of acquiring project.

Section 4-29-100. Payments from county or municipal general funds prohibited; use of lands owned by county or municipality; donations of property or money.

Section 4-29-110. Refunding bonds.

Section 4-29-120. Bonds deemed to be legal investments.

Section 4-29-130. Bonds, income from bonds, security agreements, financing agreements, and projects exempt from certain taxes.

Section 4-29-140. Fiscal Accountability Authority shall approve proposal of governing board; petition shall be filed; investigation; notice of approval; challenging validity of approval.

Section 4-29-150. Chapter provisions are cumulative; governing board may act at regular or special meeting without notice of proceedings.