The commissioners may employ such additional employees and agents, permanent and temporary, as they may require and shall determine their qualifications, duties and compensation. The commissioners may delegate to their chairman or to one or more agents, or employees such powers and duties as they may deem proper. The commissioners may call upon the Attorney General of the State for such legal services as they may require or may employ their own counsel and legal staff.
HISTORY: 1962 Code Section 63-125; 1952 Code Section 63-125; 1942 Code Section 5806-107; 1937 (40) 242; 1951 (47) 431; 1970 (56) 2331; 2019 Act No. 74 (H.4012), Section 7, eff May 16, 2019.
Effect of Amendment
2019 Act No. 74, Section 7, deleted the first sentence, which provided that each country agricultural agent may be the secretary to the board of commissioners of each district within his county, and in the second sentence, deleted "may also utilize in other respects the services of the agricultural agents and the facilities of the county agricultural agent's officers insofar as practicable and feasible and" following "The commissioners".
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 48 - Environmental Protection and Conservation
Chapter 9 - Soil And Water Conservation Districts Law
Section 48-9-20. Legislative declaration of purpose.
Section 48-9-45. Land, Water, and Conservation Division accountable to director of department.
Section 48-9-50. Agencies operating public lands shall cooperate with commissioners.
Section 48-9-60. Adjournment of hearings.
Section 48-9-220. Geographic areas for selection of members of Committee.
Section 48-9-260. Employees; legal services.
Section 48-9-270. Seal; hearings; rules and regulations.
Section 48-9-280. Bonds; records; audit.
Section 48-9-290. General duties and powers.
Section 48-9-300. Delegation of powers and duties; cooperation with other agencies.
Section 48-9-310. Submission of statements, estimates, budgets, and other information.
Section 48-9-320. Allocation of State appropriations.
Section 48-9-510. Petition for creation of a district.
Section 48-9-520. Content of petition.
Section 48-9-530. Consolidation of overlapping petitions.
Section 48-9-540. Hearing on petition.
Section 48-9-550. Determination against establishment; filing of subsequent petition.
Section 48-9-560. Determination of need for district; boundaries.
Section 48-9-570. Boundaries to not include portions of other districts.
Section 48-9-580. Referendum on establishment of district.
Section 48-9-590. Conduct of hearings and referenda; expenses.
Section 48-9-600. Final determination as to establishment of district.
Section 48-9-610. Appointment of two commissioners of new district.
Section 48-9-630. Action by Secretary of State on application.
Section 48-9-640. Subsequent petition if previous determination was against feasibility of district.
Section 48-9-810. Petition for enlarging existing district.
Section 48-9-820. Petition for subdivision of district.
Section 48-9-830. Hearing on petition for subdivision of district.
Section 48-9-840. Determination as to subdivisions.
Section 48-9-850. Organization of subdivision as district.
Section 48-9-1010. Petition for discontinuance of district; hearings on discontinuance.
Section 48-9-1020. Referendum on discontinuance.
Section 48-9-1030. Decision as to discontinuance.
Section 48-9-1040. Termination of affairs and dissolution of district.
Section 48-9-1050. Effect of dissolution.
Section 48-9-1060. Petitions for dissolution need not be entertained more than once in five years.
Section 48-9-1210. Qualifications of appointed commissioners.
Section 48-9-1220. Nomination and election of commissioners.
Section 48-9-1230. Terms of office; vacancies; removal.
Section 48-9-1240. Chairman; quorum; majority vote; compensation.
Section 48-9-1250. Employees and agents; delegation of powers and duties; legal services.
Section 48-9-1260. Bonds; records; audit.
Section 48-9-1270. General powers of districts and commissioners.
Section 48-9-1300. Commissioners of different districts cooperation.
Section 48-9-1310. Consultation with governing bodies of nearby localities.