South Carolina Statutes

§ 4-5-250 — Subsequent election after defeat of proposal.

South Carolina·Title 4 COUNTIES·Ch. 5 CHANGE OF BOUNDARIES

Upon the defeat of any proposed change of boundary line of a county at any election thereon, no election upon the same or any modified change of such boundary line shall be held within four years thereafter.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1976 Act No. 697 SECTION 14.

Nearby Sections

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§ 4-5-120

Procedure for annexing part of a county.

§ 4-5-130

Appointment of commission for annexation.

§ 4-5-140

Employment of surveyors to survey line; marking line on land.

§ 4-5-150

Filing of plats; deposit of money to cover expenses.

§ 4-5-160

Commission to report all relevant facts.

§ 4-5-170

Governor to order election; voting place; eligible electors.

§ 4-5-180

Conduct of elections.

§ 4-5-190

Election results; canvass of returns in annexed area.

§ 4-5-200

Election results; canvass of returns in annexing area.

§ 4-5-210

Protests or contests; appeals.

§ 4-5-220

Alteration of county lines by General Assembly.

§ 4-5-230

Payment of costs by annexing county; special tax.

§ 4-5-240

Compensation and expenses of commissioners.

§ 4-5-250

Subsequent election after defeat of proposal.

§ 4-5-260

State aid to subdivisions for county government; allocation formula for annexed county.

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