Greater Greenville Sanitation District
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to dissolve the Greater Greenville Sanitation District and transfer all of its powers, duties, responsibilities, assets, and liabilities to Greenville County. It also repeals Act 1543 of 1968, which established the district. The bill outlines a plan for the district to cease operations by December 31, 2025, including notifying property owners about new waste providers, offering job fairs for employees, selling district property, and transferring financial records to Greenville County.
Key provisions
- The Greater Greenville Sanitation District is dissolved.
- Property owners will receive notices about selecting new waste providers.
- Job fairs will be held for district employees to find new employment.
- District property will be sold through government surplus websites.
- Financial records will be transferred to the Greenville County Administrator.
- Outstanding debts and bonds must be satisfied.
- Remaining funds will be transferred to the Greenville County Treasurer.
- Act 1543 of 1968, relating to the district's creation, is repealed.
Who is affected
- Residents of Greenville County
- Greenville County Government
- Former employees of the Greater Greenville Sanitation District
- Private waste management companies
- Property owners in Greenville County
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