South Carolina § 11-50-20 Legislative findings.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 11-50-20 — Legislative findings.

South Carolina § 11-50-20

Title 11PUBLIC FINANCE

Ch. 50SOUTH CAROLINA RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE ACT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 11-50-20 (2026).

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The General Assembly finds that:

(1)Adequate infrastructure facilities are an essential element in promoting economic growth and development that will provide jobs for the citizens of South Carolina.

(2)Traditional infrastructure financing methods in South Carolina cannot generate the resources necessary to fund the cost of rural infrastructure which are required for economic development.

(3)The State of South Carolina has the ability to provide for alternative methods of financing rural infrastructure which when combined with existing financing sources and methods will allow the State to address its rural infrastructure needs in a more timely and responsive manner.

(4)Loans and other financial assistance to municipalities, counties, special purpose and public service districts, and pu

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The General Assembly finds that: (1) Adequate infrastructure facilities are an essential element in promoting economic growth and development that will provide jobs for the citizens of South Carolina. (2) Traditional infrastructure financing methods in South Carolina cannot generate the resources necessary to fund the cost of rural infrastructure which are required for economic development. (3) The State of South Carolina has the ability to provide for alternative methods of financing rural infrastructure which when combined with existing financing sources and methods will allow the State to address its rural infrastructure needs in a more timely and responsive manner. (4) Loans and other financial assistance to municipalities, counties, special purpose and public service districts, and public works commissions can play an important part in meeting rural infrastructure needs. This assistance is in the public interest for the public benefit and good as a matter of legislative intent. (5) The chapter provides an instrumentality to assist municipalities, counties, special purpose and public service districts, and public works commissions in constructing and improving rural infrastructure by providing loans and other financial assistance.