H*4499(Rat #0336, Act #0318)  General Bill, By B.H. Harwell, Askins, 
J.M. Baxley, G. Brown, Canty, J. Hines, W.S. Houck, McKay, M. McLeod, J.H. Neal and 
Neilson
 A Bill to amend Section 49-29-230, as amended, Code of Laws of South Carolina,
 1976, relating to the designation of scenic rivers, so as to designate a
 portion of the Lynches River.

   01/13/94  House  Introduced, read first time, placed on calendar
                     without reference HJ-279
   01/18/94  House  Read second time HJ-13
   01/19/94  House  Read third time and sent to Senate HJ-35
   01/20/94  Senate Introduced and read first time SJ-6
   01/20/94  Senate Referred to Committee on Agriculture and Natural
                     Resources SJ-6
   03/09/94  Senate Committee report: Favorable Agriculture and
                     Natural Resources SJ-7
   03/10/94  Senate Read second time SJ-10
   03/10/94  Senate Unanimous consent for third reading on next
                     legislative day SJ-10
   03/11/94  Senate Read third time and enrolled SJ-17
   03/23/94         Ratified R 336
   03/24/94         Signed By Governor
   03/24/94         Effective date 03/24/94
   04/06/94         Copies available

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 49-29-230, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DESIGNATION OF SCENIC RIVERS, SO AS TO DESIGNATE A PORTION OF THE LYNCHES RIVER.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina:

Portion of the Lynches River designated as a scenic river

SECTION 1. Section 49-29-230 of the 1976 Code, as last amended by Section 1256, Act 181 of 1993, is further amended to read:

"Section 49-29-230. The following are designated as scenic rivers:

(1) that portion of the Little Pee Dee River located between the Highway 378 bridge crossing of the Little Pee Dee River and the confluence of the river with the Great Pee Dee River;

(2) that portion of the Broad River located between the 99 Islands Dam and the confluence with the Pacolet River;

(3) that portion of the Saluda River located between the old railroad abutments located three thousand feet below the Saluda Hydroelectric Plant and the confluence with the Broad River;

(4) that portion of the Lynches River located between U.S. 15 near Bishopville and the eastern boundary of Lynches River State Park as defined on May 19, 1993."

Time effective

SECTION 2. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.

Approved the 24th day of March, 1994.