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H 3298 General Bill, By F.L. Day, H. Brown, C.M. Dangerfield, T.T. Mappus, D.A. Moss and D.E. Winstead
Similar (S 0914)
A Bill to amend Title 59, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, relating to education, by adding Chapter 130 so as to provide for a separate governing board for the College of Charleston; to amend Section 59-101-10, relating to the designation of state colleges and universities, so as to designate the College of Charleston as a separate and distinct institution under its own board of trustees and to designate Lander College and Francis Marion College by name and provide that they are governed by the State College Board of Trustees; to amend Section 59-101-20, relating to the transfer of the College of Charleston to the State, so as to delete certain provisions, including the provision that the college be governed by the State College Board of Trustees; to amend Section 59-131-10, relating to the authorization of the State College Board of Trustees to provide parking facilities at the College of Charleston, so as to delete reference to the State College Board of Trustees, to include reference to the board of trustees for the College of Charleston, and to delete certain other language; to amend Section 59-131-30, relating to parking facilities at the College of Charleston and the provisions that bonds are payable solely from revenues of parking facilities, so as to delete reference to the State College Board of Trustees and to include reference to the board of trustees for the College of Charleston; to amend Section 59-112-10, relating to determination of rates of tuition and fees and definitions thereunder, so as to provide the "state institution" means post-secondary educational institutions under the jurisdiction of the board of trustees of the College of Charleston, among other boards; and to provide for the selection of the initial trustees for the separate governing board for the College of Charleston.
Similar (S 0914)
A Bill to amend Title 59, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, relating to education, by adding Chapter 130 so as to provide for a separate governing board for the College of Charleston; to amend Section 59-101-10, relating to the designation of state colleges and universities, so as to designate the College of Charleston as a separate and distinct institution under its own board of trustees and to designate Lander College and Francis Marion College by name and provide that they are governed by the State College Board of Trustees; to amend Section 59-101-20, relating to the transfer of the College of Charleston to the State, so as to delete certain provisions, including the provision that the college be governed by the State College Board of Trustees; to amend Section 59-131-10, relating to the authorization of the State College Board of Trustees to provide parking facilities at the College of Charleston, so as to delete reference to the State College Board of Trustees, to include reference to the board of trustees for the College of Charleston, and to delete certain other language; to amend Section 59-131-30, relating to parking facilities at the College of Charleston and the provisions that bonds are payable solely from revenues of parking facilities, so as to delete reference to the State College Board of Trustees and to include reference to the board of trustees for the College of Charleston; to amend Section 59-112-10, relating to determination of rates of tuition and fees and definitions thereunder, so as to provide the "state institution" means post-secondary educational institutions under the jurisdiction of the board of trustees of the College of Charleston, among other boards; and to provide for the selection of the initial trustees for the separate governing board for the College of Charleston.
| 10/06/87 | House | Prefiled HJ-240 |
| 10/06/87 | House | Referred to Committee on Education and Public Works |
| 01/12/88 | House | Introduced and read first time |
| 01/12/88 | House | Referred to Committee on Education and Public Works HJ-241 |