South Carolina § 4-29-150 - Chapter provisions are cumulative; governing board may act at regular or special meeting without notice of proceedings.

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§ 4-29-150. Chapter provisions are cumulative; governing board may act at regular or special meeting without notice of proceedings.

Neither this chapter nor anything herein contained shall be construed as a restriction or limitation upon any powers which a county or incorporated municipality might otherwise have under any laws of this State, but shall be construed as cumulative. Subject to the limitations and requirements of Chapter 9, Title 4, of the 1976 Code, the authorizations herein granted may be carried out by any governing board acting at any regular or special meeting and without publication of the proceedings, notwithstanding any restriction, limitation, or other procedure, imposed upon the governing board by any other statute.

HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 14-399.35; 1967 (55) 120; 1980 Act No. 518, SECTION 10B.

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