No new right-of-way, road, highway, or land for road purposes shall be deeded to the county until all the following conditions are met, and the county attorney shall not approve such deed until the conditions enumerated in this section are fully met and satisfied.
(1) All taxes, liens or encumbrances of any type shall have been fully paid and satisfied; and
(2) The county engineer shall certify to the executive director of the planning commission, in writing, that all requirements and specifications of “New Road Requirements,” as adopted by the county council, have been fulfilled.
Provided, that the requirements of this section shall not apply in areas of the county governed by the Greenville County Land Development Regulations as set forth in Appendix C of the Greenville County Code. Approval of the final plat by the planning commission and subsequent filing of such plat in the office of the county Register of Deeds shall be deemed a dedication of all rights-of-way, roads, or highways or land for road purposes shown on the plat; and recording the final plat shall have the effect of transferring all rights-of-way, roads, highways or land for road purposes in fee simple to the county, subject to final acceptance requirements set out by § 18-26 herein.
(1976 Code, § 18-21) (Ord. 3342, § 1, passed 3-7-2000)
Editor’s note:
The Land Development Regulations of Greenville County have not been included as Appendix C at the time of inclusion of Ord. 3342 in this code.