§ 57-19-10 Levy of special county tax for roads
§ 57-19-20 Levy of special township tax for roads
§ 57-19-30 Calling township election for additional special road tax
§ 57-19-40 Conduct of election for additional special road tax
§ 57-19-50 Proceedings if election favorable to additional special road tax
§ 57-19-60 Use of proceeds of additional special road tax
§ 57-19-70 Apportionment and expenditure of special levy for road purposes
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Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 57 > Chapter 19 > Article 1 - Special Road Taxes

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