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Ordinance Drafting and Legal Compliance

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SC, USA

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This scope was carved out of 3060.

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Consulting Services for the Development of an Adequate Public Facilities/Concurrency Ordinance

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Drafts legislative language for prime contractors on York County land-use projects. Incorporates and updates concurrency elements into the County code, ensures compliance with South Carolina jurisdiction and state laws, and reviews the program for legal vulnerabilities to prevent challenges to the APFO. Requires expertise in South Carolina land-use law. Delivers finalized legislative text and ordinances for adoption.

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