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2013 South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 57 - Highways, Bridges and Ferries
CHAPTER 17 - COUNTY ROADS, BRIDGES AND FERRIES GENERALLY
ARTICLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS- SECTION 57-17-10. County supervision of public roads, highways, bridges and ferries.
- SECTION 57-17-20. Opening new or changing old roads; condemnation.
- SECTION 57-17-30. Interference with surveyor laying out public roads.
- SECTION 57-17-40. Construction of footpaths and bridges over streams, swamps and marshes and along highways.
- SECTION 57-17-50. Erection of local direction posts.
- SECTION 57-17-60. Counties with city over 86,000 may accept rights of way for drainage ditches; constructing and maintaining ditches
- SECTION 57-17-70. Repairs to county highways and bridges.
- SECTION 57-17-80. Neglect of work on county highways and bridges.
- SECTION 57-17-90. Highway districts.
- SECTION 57-17-100. Closing certain railroad-highway crossings.
- SECTION 57-17-110. Apportionment of funds through year; contracts in excess thereof.
- SECTION 57-17-120. Disposition of fines and forfeitures.
- SECTION 57-17-130. Unauthorized diversion of highways.
- SECTION 57-17-140. Presenting accounts, claims and demands; approval and payment.
- SECTION 57-17-610. County may hire overseers and laborers to work roads.
- SECTION 57-17-620. County may use chain gang to work roads.
- SECTION 57-17-630. Counties may combine chain gangs or hire convicts to work roads.
- SECTION 57-17-640. Advertisement for bids under contract system.
- SECTION 57-17-650. Bids; acceptance thereof.
- SECTION 57-17-660. Bond of contractor.
- SECTION 57-17-670. Overseer and laborers; use of convicts.
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