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The subdivision regulations contained herein are intended to provide a sound working relationship between government officials and persons who are developing areas for the purpose of land subdivision. These types of regulations are also intended to prevent excessive maintenance costs for home owners, subdividers and local governments by insuring that new land developments will have certain features included in their design.

This study evaluates the feasibility of annexing the developed areas on the fringes of the City of Bennettsville. The study delineates the area to be considered for annexation and divides this proposed annexation area into study areas. The study examines in detail the characteristics of each of these study areas, establishes the service requirements of the study areas, and proposes a plan for meeting the utility and service needs. The study evaluates the capabilities of the city to finance the proposed improvements and expanded services, and recommendations are made on the sequence and priorities of implementation. Suggestions are also made on the development of a sound municipal annexation policy for the future.

This report outlines current progress toward developing a statewide land use guidance system for South Carolina. The report {1) defines the basic land use issues, (2) describes current land use-related legislation, regulations, policies and programs of the State, (3) discusses factors contributing to the evolution of statewide land use planning, (4) describes the current efforts .by the State to develop an appropriate land use guidance system, and (5) recommends a basic approach to land use planning and pol icy development.

Three interrelated projects in training for local government employees were completed under this project. Project One consisted of two parts, first, a series of Community Development Workshops at various locations around the State arranged by the ten sub-State district offices to get discussion between expert speakers, consultants, and professors and local government employees on topics of significance to community development, and, second, a series of Management Workshops emphasizing improvements in administrative management in the ten sub-State district offices.

The regulations provide, in accordance with South Carolina law, for the regulation of the subdivision of land within the Town of Surfside Beach, South Carolina. Included therewith are procedures for preparing and approving plats; design standards for streets; alleys, or rights-of-way, easements, lots and blocks; minimum requirements for public improvements; and provisions for variations, exceptions, amendments, enforcement, and penalties.

For the purpose of controlling the use and development of land in accordance with a comprehensive plan, the town of Surfside Beach, South Carolina, has been subdivided into residential, commercial, and other zoning districts. Appropriate land use regulations are set forth in each district.