Regular Session House Joint Resolution 4445 – Extending Permits for Development

• Introduced Jan 27 10
• Passed House May 06 10
• Passed Senate
• Signed By Governor
• Bill Is Law

Introduced By

Representative. Dwight Loftis (R)

Issues

Economic Development

Description

to extend permits that affect the development of real property, however the bill can not extend permits issued by the federal government

Roll Call Votes

May 06 10

House – Pass

May 06 10

House – Pass

Activity

May 06 10

House – Motion

May 06 10

House Roll Call – Pass

Apr 28 10

House Voice Vote – Pass

Apr 27 10

House Voice Vote – Pass

Apr 27 10

House Voice Vote – Pass

Apr 27 10

Senate – Amendment offered

an approval by a county or its duly authorized boards and commissions of a site specific development plan or a phased development plan, or a building permit. For building permits that have expired and not been renewed by the county for one year, the building permit must be issued at no additional cost; however, the building permit must comply with existing rules and regulations in effect at the time the building permit is reissued

Apr 27 10

Senate – Amendment offered

The amendment extends certain government approvals affecting the development of real property within the state due to the state of economic emergency that has drastically affected certain sergments of the South Carolina economy, such as banking, real estate and construction. The excessive defaults on sub-prime mortgages and foreclosures has widened the mortgage financial crisis and the resulting tightening of lending standards has reduced access to markets. As a result, the real estate finicial sector and real estate developer sector of the economy has industry-wide decline. Government development approvals of such projects take time, are expensive, and can be difficult to obtain; thus the purpose of the resolution is to prevent the wholesale abandonment of already approved projects and activities due to the present unfavorable economy in efforts to prevent a waste of public and private resources.

Mar 02 10

Senate – Received

Mar 02 10

Senate – Referred sent to SENATE Judiciary Committee committee

Feb 25 10

House Voice Vote – Pass

Feb 25 10

House Voice Vote – Pass

Feb 25 10

House – Motion

Feb 25 10

House – Amendment offered

For development approval that is current and valid at any point during the period beginning January 1, 2009, and ending March 15, 2011, the running of the period of the development approval and any associated vested right is suspended during the period beginning January 1, 2009, and ending March 15, 2011

Feb 25 10

House – Amendment offered

For development approval that is current and valid at any point during the period beginning January 1, 2009, and ending March 15, 2011, the running of the period of the development approval and the running of any associated vested right is suspended during the period beginning January 1, 2009, and ending March 15, 2011

Feb 04 10

House – Reported

Jan 27 10

House – Referred sent to HOUSE Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee committee