South Carolina Code 5-29-50. Authority of municipalities under Revenue Bond Act and Refunding Revenue Bond Act
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Terms Used In South Carolina Code 5-29-50
- municipality: shall mean any incorporated city or town in this State. See South Carolina Code 5-29-20
- on-street parking facilities: shall mean any system of parking meters, curb line or other, regulating the parking of motor vehicles on any street within the corporate limits of any municipality, requiring the payment of a charge for the right to make use of any portion of any street set apart for motor vehicular parking. See South Carolina Code 5-29-20
- Refunding Revenue Bond Act: shall mean §§ 6-17-10 through 6-17-320, as the same are now constituted, or as the same shall hereafter be amended. See South Carolina Code 5-29-20
- Revenue Bond Act: shall mean §§ 6-21-10 through 6-21-570, as the same are now constituted, or as the same shall hereafter be amended. See South Carolina Code 5-29-20
Any municipality shall be fully empowered to avail itself of all powers granted by either or both of the Revenue Bond Act or the Refunding Revenue Bond Act. In exercising the powers conferred by such acts, the municipality may make all pledges and covenants authorized by any provision thereof, and may confer upon the holders of bonds issued pursuant to either of such acts all rights and liens authorized thereby. But in making any pledge pursuant to the Revenue Bond Act or the Refunding Revenue Bond Act, the municipality shall reserve the right to make appropriate changes in the location of any parking meters or other part of any on-street parking facilities, made necessary by street widening or street closing, and shall also reserve the right to substitute and make changes in the location of parking meters or other part of any on-street parking facilities, to provide essential and necessary traffic regulation and control. It shall also reserve the right to discontinue the use of on-street parking facilities wherever traffic requirements make such action necessary.