South Carolina § 6-29-1620 - Legislative purpose.
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§ 6-29-1620. Legislative purpose.
The General Assembly finds:
(1) As South Carolina continues to grow, there is significant potential for uncoordinated development in areas contiguous to federal military installations that can undermine the integrity and utility of land and airspace currently used for mission readiness and training.
(2) Despite consistent cooperation on the part of local government planners and developers, this potential remains for unplanned development in areas that could undermine federal military utility of lands and airspace in South Carolina.
(3) It is, therefore, desirous and in the best interests of the people of South Carolina to enact processes that will ensure that development in areas near federal military installations is conducted in a coordinated manner that takes into account and provides a voice for federal military interests in planning and zoning decisions by local governments.
HISTORY: 2005 Act No. 1, SECTION 1, eff October 28, 2004.
Code Commissioner's Note
Redesignated from SECTION 6-29-1520 to SECTION 6-29-1620 at the direction of the Code Commissioner.
Source: official South Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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