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§ 57-25-710 — Rule of construction.

South Carolina·Title 57 HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES AND FERRIES·Ch. 25 OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
Nothing in this article shall be construed to abrogate or affect the provisions of any lawful ordinance, regulations or resolution, which are more restrictive than the provisions of this article.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 33-595.29; 1969 (56) 362. ARTICLE 8 Agritourism and Tourism-Oriented Signage Program

Nearby Sections

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§ 57-25-10
Unlawful to display, place, or affix posters within right-of-way.
§ 57-25-110
Short title.
§ 57-25-120
Definitions.
§ 57-25-130
Declaration of purpose.
§ 57-25-140
Signs permitted along interstate or federal-aid primary highways; customary use exception; removal of vegetation from right-of-ways.
§ 57-25-145
Outdoor advertising signs for adult or sexually-oriented business; location restriction; continuation as nonconforming use; penalties.
§ 57-25-15
Highway signs.
§ 57-25-150
Permits for erection and maintenance of signs; fees.
§ 57-25-155
Issuance of permits for existing signs; department not authorized to require removal of conforming signs.
§ 57-25-160
Erection and maintenance of illegal advertising device.
§ 57-25-170
Information signs on highway right-of-way.
§ 57-25-180
Advertising devices violating article declared illegal; removal; just compensation for existing devices; right of entry for purpose of removal.
§ 57-25-185
Department to promulgate regulations.
§ 57-25-190
Compensation for removal of signs; relocation of signs affected by highway projects.
§ 57-25-195
Department to confer with Federal Highway Administration; submission of plan to Administration; consultation with interested parties.
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