South Carolina Statutes

§ 5-37-160 — Effectiveness of petition or consent and of acts taken under other laws.

South Carolina·Title 5 MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS·Ch. 37 MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS ACT OF 1999

Any written petition or consent signed by a property owner prior to July 18, 1974, requesting or consenting to an assessment in an improvement district shall be effective and binding upon said property and property owner and all acts of any municipality taken under any other law shall be effective and binding upon all property owners in an improvement district.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 59-599.166; 1974 (58) 2813; 1999 Act No. 118, SECTION 2.

Nearby Sections

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§ 5-37-10

Short title; authority of municipalities.

§ 5-37-100

Ordinance creating improvement district.

§ 5-37-110

Assessment roll; preparation and distribution; publication of notice; hearing of objections.

§ 5-37-120

Notice of assessment to owners; filing of objections.

§ 5-37-130

Conduct of hearings; filed assessment constitutes superior lien.

§ 5-37-140

Appeals from decisions of governing body.

§ 5-37-150

Powers are cumulative.

§ 5-37-160

Effectiveness of petition or consent and of acts taken under other laws.

§ 5-37-170

Approval required for inclusion of streets in State highway system in mall developments.

§ 5-37-180

Mall developments; streets near courthouses.

§ 5-37-20

§ 5-37-25

Consent required to use revenues for improvements outside municipality where improvement district is located.

§ 5-37-30

Improvements authorized; funding sources.

§ 5-37-35

Assessments for fund improvements not to be imposed on property not located in improvement district; exception for bonds issued pursuant to Section 5-37-30.

§ 5-37-40

Establishment of improvement districts; written consent of owners.

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