[Veto of H. 3812, R-416]

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Veto--South Carolina; Taxation--South Carolina

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This veto message from Governor Mark Sanford vetoes H. 3812, R-416, a bill that grants two additional exceptions to the current cap imposed on local governments' ability to increase millage. First, this bill grants an exception for local governments to raise millage for the purpose of purchasing residential development rights of undeveloped property near a U.S. military base if the property is determined by the local government to be an undesirable encroachment upon the military base. Second, this bill grants an exception for one county- Chesterfield County- to increase millage to purchase capital equipment for the county.

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2008-06-16

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Sanford, Mark (Marshall C.)

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Date Accessioned	2011-08-30T13:53:57Z
Date Available	2011-08-30T13:53:57Z
dc.description	This veto message from Governor Mark Sanford vetoes H. 3812, R-416, a bill that grants two additional exceptions to the current cap imposed on local governments' ability to increase millage. First, this bill grants an exception for local governments to raise millage for the purpose of purchasing residential development rights of undeveloped property near a U.S. military base if the property is determined by the local government to be an undesirable encroachment upon the military base. Second, this bill grants an exception for one county- Chesterfield County- to increase millage to purchase capital equipment for the county.
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Item Language	English
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