South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 31 - Housing and Redevelopment
Chapter 7 - Tax Increment Financing For Counties

Section 31-7-10. Short title. - This chapter may be cited as the "Tax Increment Financing...

Section 31-7-20. Legislative findings and intent; essential government functions; powers jointly exercised. - (A) The General Assembly finds that: (1) Section 14(10) of...

Section 31-7-25. Additional findings. - The General Assembly further finds that: Vast expanses of land...

Section 31-7-30. Definitions. - Unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) "Blighted area" means...

Section 31-7-40. Obligations and pledges authorized; surplus fund distributions. - Obligations secured by the special tax allocation fund set forth...

Section 31-7-50. Application of proceeds. - The proceeds from obligations issued under authority of this chapter...

Section 31-7-60. State tax exemptions. - The obligations authorized by this chapter and the income from...

Section 31-7-70. Ordinance adoption requirements and obligation retirement. - A county, within five years after the date of adoption...

Section 31-7-75. Municipal annexation; ad valorem tax valuation. - If a municipality annexes a tract of property located in...

Section 31-7-80. Conditions for issuing obligations; approving and modifying redevelopment plans. - (A) Prior to the issuance of any obligations under this...

Section 31-7-90. Residential displacement requirements, benefits, and protections. - When there are any persons residing in the area covered...

Section 31-7-100. County auditor certification; value assessments; extending taxes. - (A) If a county by ordinance approves a redevelopment plan...

Section 31-7-110. Revenues and grants; county powers. - Revenues received by the county from any property, building, or...

Section 31-7-120. Intergovernmental agreements. - Counties and municipalities through intergovernmental agreements may jointly adopt redevelopment...

Section 31-7-130. Government-owned telecommunications service providers. - Nothing in this chapter relieves any government-owned telecommunications service provider...