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... #0201, Act #0267 of 1985) General Bill, By Branton and Matthews A Bill to alter the county lines of Charleston and Dorchester Counties by annexing a certain portion of Charleston County to Dorchester County, to make provisions for ...

... gain as a result of energy efficiency improvements undertaken as a result of the State's energy programs must be evaluated as to the actual annual dollar savings attained; to provide for the reporting of the cost savings; to provide for the ...

... permission of the Secretary of State; to make failure to maintain in effect the required bond grounds for revoking a license; to require an annual license renewal fee of fifty dollars during the month of December and to make failure to pay ...

... of South Carolina, 1976, relating to change of corporate limits, by adding Section 5-3-400 so as to require the Attorney General to review any annexation prior to it becoming effective and to determine whether the ...

... BRACKETS SHALL REVERT TO THOSE PROVIDED IN SECTION 12-7-210, WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY INFLATION ADJUSTMENT AND TO AMEND SECTION 12-1-213, RELATING TO ANNUAL INFLATION ADJUSTMENT, SO AS TO DELETE REFERENCES TO SECTION 23 OF PART II, OF ACT 517 OF ...

... the chief magistrate. (E) A cost of living increase must be paid by the county in the amount provided classified state employees in the annual state general appropriations act of the previous fiscal year. The base salaries provided for ...

... first and prevails under the usual conveyancing rule recognized in paragraph (4)(b).     (b) The general principle of priority announced in this section is set forth in paragraph (4)(b). It is basically that a fixture filing ...

... effective July 1, 1988, under certain conditions; to provide for a facility recoupment charge on certain base rates, provide the formula for its annual calculation, and provide for the classification and use of recoupment charges; to amend ...

... #0337, Act #0774 of 1988) General Bill, By J.B. Wilder and D.E. McTeer A Bill to alter the county lines of Hampton and Allendale Counties by annexing a certain portion of Hampton County to Allendale County, to make provisions for ...

... 62-2-507 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: "Section 62-2-507. If after executing a will the testator is divorced or his marriage annulled or his spouse is a party to a valid proceeding concluded by an order purporting to ...

... right-of-way user fees, to provide for certain definitions, to require the Department of Highways and Public Transportation to collect such annual fees and to deposit these fees in the State Highway Fund to be used exclusively for the ...

... alleged statutory and other irregularities before further consideration of a proposal concerning the ratification of a referendum proposing the annexation of a parcel of land into Charleston County. 10/29/90 Senate Prefiled 10/29/90 ...

... of the 1976 Code is redesignated as Section 12-39-15 of the 1976 Code and is amended to read: "Section 12-39-15. (A) County auditors annually shall complete satisfactorily an ...

... of highways now or hereafter made a part of the State state highway system. (6) `Motor vehicle license tax' shall mean the annual tax imposed upon the owner of every motor and other vehicle pursuant to the provisions ...

... now or hereafter made a part of the state highway system. (6) `Motor vehicle license tax' shall mean means the annual tax imposed upon the owner of every motor and other vehicle pursuant to the provisions of ...

... rule that requires or prohibits the use of any irrigation system, component part, or equipment of any particular brand or manufacturer; (i) annually adopt fees for the examinations, application, and renewal of a certificate. These fees ...

... (F) The plan of operation shall: (1) establish procedures for handling and accounting of program assets and monies and for an annual fiscal reporting to the commissioner; (2) establish procedures for selecting an administering ...

... has title to the property, or to property taxes as provided in Chapter 37 of Title 12 if the investor has title to the property. (3) The annual fee provided by subsection (D)(2) is available for no more than twenty years. For projects ...

... of any bail or collateral deposited to secure a defendant's appearance in court. (12) `Cancellation of driver's license' means the annulment or termination by formal action of the Department of Public Safety Revenue ...

... (MBE's) and Women's Business Enterprises (WBE's) and to provide for an increase in the appropriation an agency or department receives in the annual General Appropriations Act if it meets or exceeds the goals established; to amend Section ...

... a program described in Sections 44-6-935, 44-6-940, or 44-6-945 of this article. Section 44-6-935. (A) The department may contract on an annual basis with: (1) at least two insurers that issue accident and sickness insurance ...

... day after March fifteenth, rather than March thirty-first, that the House fails to give the Bill third reading, to change the date of the annual initial forecast of the Board of Economic Advisors from November tenth to October fifteenth and ...

... C.C. Wells, Wilder, J.B. Wilder and Young-Brickell A Bill to amend Section 56-3-620, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, relating to the annual registration fee for private passenger-carrying vehicles, so as to provide that the fee ...

... of the 1976 Code is amended by adding: "(15) `Clean risk subsidy' means (1) the amount, not to exceed forty dollars, determined annually by the Board of Governors of the Underwriting Association to be added and included in the ...

... property, or to property taxes as provided in Chapter 37 of Title 12 if the investor has title to the property. (2)(3) The annual fee provided by subsection (D)(2) is available for no more than twenty years. For projects ...

... a county which maintains a facility unless he is assigned to the county prison facility. The department of Corrections shall include in its annual report to the Budget and Control Board an analysis of the job and program assignments of ...

... temporary fees until permanent fees are established by regulation: (1) an initial permit fee of seven hundred dollars; (2) an annual renewal fee of four hundred fifty dollars; (3) a report revision fee of two hundred ...

... in the Constitution are as of the time their term of office begins, to provide that the members of the General Assembly shall receive an annual salary and allowances as prescribed by law and that additional salary and allowances may be ...

... a program described in Sections 44-6-935, 44-6-940, or 44-6-945 of this article. Section 44-6-935. (A) The department may contract on an annual basis with: (1) at least two insurers that issue accident and sickness insurance ...

... classrooms. As used in this chapter, fixed equipment means a fixture as defined in Section 36-9-313(1)(a). Section 59-144-40. From annual allotments made to the various districts, a school district may accumulate its allotments ...

... 12-37-2840, 12-37-2850, 12-37-2860, 12-37-2870, and 12-37-2880 so as to provide certain definitions, that the Department of Public Safety annually shall assess, equalize, and apportion the valuation of all motor carrier vehicles, that the ...

... commonly associated organic animal wastes including, but not limited to, bedding, litter, feed losses, or water mixed with the waste. (5) `Annual pollutant loading rate' means the maximum amount of a pollutant that can be applied to a ...

... to serve tourism-related demand. (B) In a county in which at least nine hundred thousand dollars in accommodations taxes is collected annually pursuant to Section 12-36-920, the revenues of the local accommodations tax authorized in this ...

... whose purchase of agricultural conservation easement program has been approved by the State Priority Agricultural Land Board. For the purpose of annual allocations, an eligible county must have its agricultural conservation easement purchase ...

... recognized examination or must be administered by at least one other state. The board shall offer the required examinations at least twice annually. A successful applicant who has completed all requirements is eligible for a certificate ...

... An irregularity in complying with the provisions of this chapter does not vitiate the incorporation until a direct proceeding to set aside and annul the charter is instituted by the proper authorities of the State. All acts done and contracts ...

... two shall be appointed for four years and one shall be appointed for two years. The members of the board shall serve without pay and shall file annually a report with the Lexington County Board of Commissioners not later than the first of ...

... OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL MAY NOT EXPEND FROM THE DRYCLEANING FACILITY RESTORATION FUND MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ANNUALLY FOR INVESTIGATION AND REHABILITATION ACTIVITIES, RATHER THAN TO LIMIT EXPENDITURES TO ...

... or a similar source. Investment and reinvestment of these funds in equity securities must be consistent with the laws of this State and the annual equity investment plan provided for in this chapter. Section 9-16-30. There is created the ...

... FOR CONTINUOUS VIOLATIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 44-55-120, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE SAFE DRINKING WATER FUND, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT ANNUAL WATER SYSTEM FEES MUST BE ESTABLISHED ...

... USED; TO AMEND SECTION 50-9-910, RELATING TO REVENUE IN CONNECTION WITH FISH, GAME, AND WATERCRAFT, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT ONE-HALF THE REVENUE FROM ANNUAL NONRESIDENT FISHING LICENSES BE CREDITED TO THE GAME FUND OF THE COUNTY WHERE THE ...

... must pass the examination before he is licensed. A person licensed as a professional bondsman, surety bondsman, or runner must complete annually not less than six hours of continuing education in subjects related to the duties and ...

... An irregularity in complying with the provisions of this chapter does not vitiate the incorporation until a direct proceeding to set aside and annul the charter is instituted by the proper authorities of the State. All acts done and contracts ...

... ALLOWED PERSONS SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER FOR PURPOSES OF THE STATE INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX, SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE ELECTION AND ALLOW AN ANNUAL DEDUCTION OF UP TO THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF RETIREMENT INCOME AND UP TO TEN THOUSAND ...

... are meeting the outcome goals and objectives of the department and the goals and objectives set forth by the local partnerships in their approved annual program plans. The department may use additional factors to determine whether ...

... OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL MAY NOT EXPEND FROM THE DRYCLEANING FACILITY RESTORATION FUND MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ANNUALLY FOR INVESTIGATION AND REHABILITATION ACTIVITIES, RATHER THAN TO LIMIT EXPENDITURES TO ...

... whose purchase of agricultural conservation easement program has been approved by the State Priority Agricultural Land Board. For the purpose of annual allocations, an eligible county must have its agricultural conservation easement purchase ...

... An irregularity in complying with the provisions of this chapter does not vitiate the incorporation until a direct proceeding to set aside and annul the charter is instituted by the proper authorities of the State. All acts done and contracts ...

... for the crop year 1997. The commission shall compensate these tobacco farmers in an amount equal to the total lost asset value in quota incurred annually by them. The commission also shall compensate an active tobacco farmer for the economic ...

... and the lender is not a lender described in item (2), the parties may contract for the payment of interest not in excess of sixteen percent per annum. (4) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, where the lender is an affiliate ...