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S 909

  • South Carolina Senate Bill
  • 2017-2018 Regular Session
  • Introduced in Senate Jan 23, 2018
  • Senate
  • House
  • Governor

A Bill To Amend Section 58-31-200 Of The 1976 Code, Relating To Joint Ownership Of The Nuclear Electric Generating Station In Fairfield County, To Provide That The Public Service Authority Is Jointly Responsible For Preserving Any Partially Constructed Nuclear Electric Generation Units On The Site At Or Near Parr Shoals In Fairfield County; To Provide That A Privately Owned Electric Utility Providing Power To Ratepayers Pursuant To Section 58-27-620 That Is A Joint Owner With The Public Service Authority Of A Partially Constructed Nuclear Electric Plant Shall Be Responsible For Preserving The Partially Constructed Site As A Condition Of Being Approved To Do Business In This State; To Provide For Cost Recovery; And To Provide Conditions For Preservation; And To Define Necessary Terms.

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Bill Sponsors (19)

Mike Fanning

  • Democratic
Primary

Davis

     
Primary

Williams

     
Primary

Johnson

     
Primary

Young

     
Primary

McLeod

     
Primary

J. Matthews

     
Primary

Goldfinch

     
Primary

Paul G. Campbell, Jr.

  • Republican
Primary

Wes Climer

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 15
Primary

Tom Corbin

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 5
Primary

Shane Massey

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 25
Primary

Rex Rice

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 2
Primary

John L. Scott, Jr.

  • Democratic
Primary

Scott Talley

  • Republican
Primary

Karl Allen

  • Democratic
  • Senator
  • District 7
Primary

Sandy Senn

  • Republican
Primary

Nikki Setzler

  • Democratic
Primary

William Timmons

  • Republican
Primary

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Jan 23, 2018

Senate

Introduced and read first time

Senate

Referred to Committee on Judiciary

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