Title 2 ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL
Chapter 2.36 PLANNING COMMISSION*
2.36.070 General powers and duties.
A. From and after the time when the commission shall have
organized and selected its officers and shall have adopted its rules of
procedure, then such commission shall have all the powers, duties and
responsibilities set forth in Section 6-29-310, et seq., of the South Carolina
Code of Laws, 1976, as amended.
B. In general, the commission shall have the power and duty
to:
1. Prepare and revise periodically plans and programs for the
development and redevelopment of its area as provided in this chapter;
2. Prepare and recommend for adoption to the appropriate
governing authority or authorities as a means for implementing the plans and
programs:
a. Zoning ordinances to include zoning district maps and
appropriate revisions thereof, as provided in this chapter,
b. Regulations for the subdivision or development of land and
appropriate revisions thereof, and to oversee the administration of the
regulations that may be adopted as provided in this chapter,
c. An official map and appropriate revision thereof showing
the exact location of existing or proposed public street, highway, and utility
rights-of-way, and public building sites, together with regulations to control
the erection of buildings or other structures or changes in land use within such
rights-of-way, building sites, or open spaces within its political jurisdiction
or a specified portion thereof,
d. A landscaping ordinance setting forth required planting,
tree preservation, and other aesthetic considerations for land and
structures,
e. A capital improvements program setting forth projects
required to implement plans which have been prepared and adopted, including an
annual listing of priority projects for consideration by the county council
prior to preparation of their capital budget, and
f. Policies or procedures to facilitate implementation of
planning elements;
3. Keep the participating governing body and the general
public informed and advised as to these matters. (Ord. 98-O-9 § 7,
1998)