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The Senate assembled at 11:00 A.M., the hour to which it stood adjourned and was called to order by the PRESIDENT.

A quorum being present the proceedings were opened with a devotion by the Chaplain as follows:

Beloved, again we read "Today's English Version" of the Scriptures: 3 John 1:3-4:

"My dear friend... I was so happy when some

brothers arrived and told how faithful you are to

the truth--- just as you always live in the truth.

Nothing makes me happier than to hear that my

children live in the truth."
Let us pray.

O God, our Father, we thank You for the spirit of comradeship and brotherhood which is the climate within which we do our work together.

We pray for Your grace upon Your servant, Rembert Dennis, and his family, in the passing of his brother, Billy.

Help us here to be cheerful when things go wrong! Persevering when things are difficult! Serene when things are irritating!

Grant us the gifts and the graces which will make us easy to live with... and a pleasure with whom to work.

We pray in the spirit of St. John of olden times.

Amen.

The PRESIDENT called for Petitions, Memorials, Presentments of Grand Juries and such like papers.

Senator LAND introduced Dr. Capers Hiott of Sumter, South Carolina, Doctor of the Day.

Senator PASSAILAIGUE rose to a Point of Privilege.

Senator GILBERT rose to a Point of Personal Privilege.

The following were introduced:

S. 1239 -- Senator Macaulay: A BILL TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 47-13-1375 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT HORSES SOLD OR AUCTIONED MUST BE TESTED BY THE STATE VETERINARIAN OR AN ACCREDITED VETERINARIAN WHO SHALL ISSUE A CERTIFICATE THAT THE ANIMAL SOLD MEETS ALL EXISTING HEALTH REQUIREMENTS AND TO PROVIDE PAYMENT FOR THIS SERVICE; TO AMEND SECTION 47-13-1350, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO TESTING OF HORSES BEFORE ENTRY INTO SOUTH CAROLINA, SO AS TO REQUIRE A CERTIFICATE STATING THAT THE HORSE HAS NOT BEEN EXPOSED RECENTLY TO EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA, THAT THE ANIMAL'S TEMPERATURE IS NORMAL, AND THE ANIMAL IS FREE OF ANY CONTAGIOUS OR INFECTIOUS DISEASES; TO AMEND SECTION 47-13-1370, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PROOF OF TESTS FOR PUBLIC ASSEMBLY OF HORSES, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT HORSES NEED ONLY TEST NEGATIVE FOR EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA WITHIN THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS INSTEAD OF SIX MONTHS AND TO CREATE AN EXCEPTION FOR HORSES TO BE SOLD OR AUCTIONED.

Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources.

S. 1240 -- Senator J. Verne Smith: A BILL TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 40-28-195 SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSE RENEWAL FOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS.

Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Labor, Commerce and Industry.

H. 3973 -- Rep. Keyserling: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 35-1-510, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO REGISTERED BROKER-DEALERS, AGENTS, INVESTMENT ADVISERS, AND INVESTMENT ADVISER REPRESENTATIVES, SO AS TO BROADEN AND CLARIFY THE CATEGORIES OF PERSONS NOT REQUIRED TO POST BOND.

Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Banking and Insurance.

Senator WILSON, from the Committee on Judiciary, submitted a favorable report on:

S. 808 -- Senator Wilson: A BILL TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 42-15-65 SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT DAMAGE TO A PROSTHETIC DEVICE, EYE GLASSES, OR HEARING AID OF AN INJURED EMPLOYEE AS THE RESULT OF AN INJURY BY ACCIDENT ARISING OUT OF AND IN THE COURSE OF EMPLOYMENT ENTITLES THE EMPLOYEE TO COMPENSATION ENSURING THAT THE PROSTHETIC DEVICE, EYE GLASSES, OR HEARING AID IS REPAIRED OR REPLACED.

Ordered for consideration tomorrow.

Senator WILSON, from the Committee on Judiciary, submitted a favorable with amendment report on:

S. 924 -- Senator Wilson: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 33-1-270, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT THAT COURTS AND OTHER OFFICIAL BODIES GIVE CERTAIN EVIDENTIARY EFFECT TO COPIES OF DOCUMENTS WHICH THE SECRETARY OF STATE CERTIFIES ARE ON FILE WITH HIS OFFICE, SO AS TO ALSO REQUIRE THE COURTS AND OTHER BODIES TO GIVE CERTAIN EVIDENTIARY EFFECT TO DOCUMENTS WHICH THE SECRETARY OF STATE BY AFFIDAVIT CERTIFIES ARE NOT ON FILE WITH HIS OFFICE.

Ordered for consideration tomorrow.

Senator STILWELL, from the Committee on Judiciary, submitted a favorable report on:

S. 1045 -- Senator Stilwell: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 23-31-140, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO REQUIREMENTS FOR PURCHASING A PISTOL, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE CONTENTS OF THE APPLICATION INCLUDE THE MILITARY IDENTIFICATION CARD NUMBER FOR AN APPLICANT ON ACTIVE DUTY IN THE MILITARY AND THAT RESIDENCY IS NOT REQUIRED OF AN APPLICANT WHO IS ON ACTIVE DUTY AND WHO HAS IN HIS POSSESSION A CURRENT MILITARY IDENTIFICATION CARD.

Ordered for consideration tomorrow.

Senator MITCHELL, from the Committee on Judiciary, submitted a favorable report on:

S. 1077 -- Senators Washington and Rose: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 23-11-110, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO QUALIFICATIONS OF SHERIFFS, SO AS TO REQUIRE THAT A CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF BE AT LEAST TWENTY-SIX YEARS OF AGE, A RESIDENT OF THE COUNTY FOR TWO YEARS, BE FINGERPRINTED AND HAVE A FINGERPRINT SEARCH CONDUCTED, AND FILE WITH THE CLERK OF COURT AN AFFIDAVIT; AND TO CHANGE THE EDUCATIONAL TRAINING AND LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS.

Ordered for consideration tomorrow.

Senator COURSON, from the Committee on Invitations, submitted a favorable report on:

S. 1210 -- Senators Nell W. Smith and Moore: A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO DESIGNATE THE WEEK BEGINNING OCTOBER 11, 1992, AS "SOUTH CAROLINA CHILDREN'S WEEK" AND TO REQUEST THE GOVERNOR TO CALL UPON THE PEOPLE OF THIS STATE TO OBSERVE THE WEEK WITH APPROPRIATE CEREMONIES AND ACTIVITIES.

Ordered for consideration tomorrow.

Senator POPE, from the Committee on Judiciary, submitted a favorable report on:

H. 3305 -- Rep. McElveen: A BILL TO AMEND SECTIONS 30-4-20, 30-4-40, AND 30-4-50, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF PUBLIC RECORD, MATTERS EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT, AND CERTAIN MATTERS WHICH ARE DECLARED PUBLIC INFORMATION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT RECORDS OF THE HOME ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF EMPLOYEES AND OFFICERS OF PUBLIC BODIES ARE NOT PUBLIC RECORDS UNDER THE ACT AND MAY NOT BE DISCLOSED.

Ordered for consideration tomorrow.

Senator MITCHELL, from the Committee on Judiciary, submitted a favorable report on:

H. 3315 -- Rep. Clyborne: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 20-7-1738, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO TEMPORARY CUSTODY OF AN ADOPTEE FOLLOWING PLACEMENT, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR A REMOVAL HEARING WHEN ADOPTIVE PARENTS HAVE RECEIVED AN ADOPTEE BUT NO PETITION HAS BEEN FILED.

Ordered for consideration tomorrow.

Senator BRYAN, from the Committee on Judiciary, submitted a favorable with amendment report on:

H. 3705 -- Reps. Quinn, H. Brown, Corning, Wright and Beasley: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 33-55-120, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, SOLICITATION OF CHARITABLE FUNDS, REGISTRATION OF PROFESSIONAL FUND-RAISING COUNSEL AND PROFESSIONAL SOLICITORS, REGISTRATION FEE, AND BONDS, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO ACCEPT A DEPOSIT OF CASH OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN LIEU OF THE BOND FOR THE SAME AMOUNT REQUIRED OF THE APPLICANT UNDER THIS SECTION.

Ordered for consideration tomorrow.

THE SENATE PROCEEDED TO A CALL OF THE UNCONTESTED LOCAL AND STATEWIDE CALENDAR.

The following House Bill was read the third time, passed and ordered returned to the House with amendments:

H. 4042 -- Rep. Holt: A BILL TO AMEND ACT 440 OF 1949, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE ST. PAUL'S FIRE COMMISSION IN CHARLESTON COUNTY, SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR FOUR YEAR TERMS FOR ITS MEMBERS AND TO PROVIDE THAT CURRENT COMMISSIONERS SHALL CONTINUE TO SERVE UNTIL THEIR SUCCESSORS ARE APPOINTED AS PROVIDED IN THIS ACT.

(By prior motion of Senator WASHINGTON)

The following Bills having been read the second time were passed and ordered to a third reading:

H. 4176 -- Reps. Baker, M. O. Alexander, Anderson, Cato, Clyborne, Fair, Haskins, Jaskwhich, Manly, Mattos, Vaughn and Wilkins: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 7-7-280, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE VOTING PRECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES IN GREENVILLE COUNTY, SO AS TO CHANGE THE POLLING PLACES FOR PRECINCT 30, JENNINGS MILL, PRECINCT 77, CHESTNUT HILLS, PRECINCT 80, PARAMOUNT, PRECINCT 86, WELLINGTON, AND PRECINCT 90, DEVENGER.

On motion of Senator J. VERNE SMITH, H. 4176 was ordered to receive a third reading on Thursday, January 30, 1992.

H. 4192 -- Rep. Cato: A BILL TO REPEAL ACT 834 OF 1976 RELATING TO THE AUTHORIZATION GRANTED TO THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE SLATER-MARIETTA FIRE DISTRICT IN GREENVILLE COUNTY TO PROVIDE POLICE PROTECTION WITHIN THE DISTRICT.

On motion of Senator J. VERNE SMITH, H. 4192 was ordered to receive a third reading on Thursday, January 30, 1992.

H. 4221 -- Reps. Keegan, Altman, Snow and M. Martin: A BILL TO AMEND ACT 876 OF 1966, RELATING TO THE CREATION OF THE MURRELL'S INLET-GARDEN CITY FIRE DISTRICT, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE ANNUAL LEVY AND COLLECTION OF NOT EXCEEDING TEN MILLS UPON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE DISTRICT IN ORDER TO DEFRAY THE COST OF ITS OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE.

(By prior motion of Senator HINDS)

H. 4227 -- Reps. L. Martin, Hendricks and Marchbanks: A BILL TO AMEND ACT 285 OF 1987, RELATING TO THE CREATION OF A REGISTRATION AND ELECTIONS COMMISSION FOR PICKENS COUNTY, SO AS TO INCREASE THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE COMMISSION FROM FIVE TO SEVEN.

(By prior motion of Senator NELL W. SMITH)

S. 1116 -- Senators Bryan, Peeler, Fielding, Hinds, Hinson and Rose: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 44-22-10, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS UNDER THE RIGHTS OF MENTAL HEALTH PATIENTS, SO AS TO REVISE THESE DEFINITIONS; TO AMEND SECTION 44-22-60, RELATING TO RIGHTS OF PATIENTS UPON ADMISSION TO A FACILITY, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT RIGHTS OF PATIENTS APPLY WHEN ADMITTED TO A DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY RATHER THAN TO ANY MENTAL HEALTH RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM; TO AMEND SECTION 44-22-70, RELATING TO INDIVIDUALIZED TREATMENT PLANS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT SUCH PLAN MUST BE REVIEWED IN A LONG-TERM CARE FACILITY EVERY NINETY DAYS RATHER THAN EVERY SIXTY DAYS; TO AMEND SECTION 44-22-100, RELATING TO CONFIDENTIALITY OF RECORDS, CERTIFICATES, APPLICATIONS, AND REPORTS, SO AS TO CLARIFY THAT THIS CONFIDENTIALITY EXTENDS TO CERTAIN OTHER CHAPTERS IN TITLE 44; TO AMEND SECTION 44-22-120, RELATING TO CERTAIN RIGHTS THAT PATIENTS ARE ASSURED, SO AS TO INCLUDE THE RIGHT TO CARE FOR ONE'S OWN CLOTHING WHEN ABLE TO DO SO AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE DISPOSITION OF UNCLAIMED PERSONAL PROPERTY WHEN A PATIENT IS DISCHARGED; TO AMEND SECTION 44-22-150, RELATING TO MECHANICAL RESTRAINTS ON PATIENTS, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE RESTRAINTS MUST BE REMOVED EVERY TWO HOURS; TO AMEND SECTION 44-22-210, RELATING TO A PATIENT'S TEMPORARY LEAVE OF ABSENCE, SO AS TO EXTEND THE LIMITATION ON SUCH A LEAVE FROM FOURTEEN TO NINETY DAYS; AND TO REPEAL SECTIONS 44-17-650, 44-23-1010, 44-23-1060, AND 44-52-180 RELATING TO THE RIGHTS OF MENTAL HEALTH PATIENTS.

S. 1137 -- Senators Passailaigue, Martschink, McConnell, Fielding and Washington: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 7-7-140, AS AMENDED, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE VOTING PRECINCTS IN CHARLESTON COUNTY, SO AS TO REVISE THESE PRECINCTS.

The Senate proceeded to a consideration of the Bill. The question being the second reading of the Bill.

Senators McCONNELL, FIELDING, MARTSCHINK, PASSAILAIGUE and WASHINGTON proposed the following amendment (JUD1137.001), which was adopted:

Amend the bill, as and if amended, page 1, beginning on line 19, by striking all after the enacting words and inserting therein the following:

/SECTION 1. Section 7-7-140 of the 1976 Code, as last amended by Act No. 409 of 1984, is further amended to read:

"Section 7-7-140. (a) In Charleston County there shall be the following precincts: St. James-Santee Precincts--Beginning at the intersection of the South Santee River and U. S. Highway 17 and proceeding along the following course--southwest along U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 and S. C. Highway 857; northeast along S. C. Highway 857 to the intersection of Charleston County Road 71; South along Charleston County Road 71 to the intersection of Chance Road; northwest along Chance Road to the intersection of Mercantile Road; southwest along Mercantile Road to S. C. Highway 1189; northwest along S. C. Highway 1189 to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17; southwest along U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 1335; northwest along S. C. Highway 1335 and an extended dirt road of S. C. Highway 1335 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 45 and the waters of Wambaw Creek; northeast along the waters of Wambaw Creek to the confluence of said waters with the waters of the South Santee River; southeast along the waters of the South Santee River to the point of the beginning.

McClellanville Precinct No. 1--All that area of the corporate boundary of town of McClellanville.

McClellanville Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 and the waters of the South Santee River and proceeding along the following course--Southeast along the waters of the South Santee River to the confluence of said waters with the waters of the Atlantic Ocean; West along the Atlantic Ocean to the confluence of said waters with Bull Bay; North along Bull Bay to the confluence of said waters with Harbor River; North along Harbor River to the confluence of said waters with Sandy Point Creek; North along Sandy Point Creek to the intersection of S. C. Highway 913; northeast along S. C. Highway 913 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 1335; southeast along S. C. Highway 1335 to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17; northeast along U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 1189; Southeast along S. C. Highway 1189 to the intersection of Mercantile Road; northeast along Mercantile Road to the intersection of Chance Road; southeast along Chance Road to the intersection of Charleston County Road 71; North along Charleston County Road 71 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 857; southwest along S. C. Highway 857 to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17; northeast along U. S. Highway 17 to the point of the beginning.

Awendaw Precinct--Beginning at the intersection of S. C. Highway 913 with Sandy Point Creek and proceeding along the following course--South along Sandy Point Creek to confluence of said waters with Harbor River; South along Harbor River to the confluence with Bull Bay; South along Bull Bay to the confluence of said waters with the Atlantic Ocean; southwest along the Atlantic Ocean to the confluence of said waters with Price Creek; northwest along Price Creek to the confluence of said waters with Clawson Creek; then generally northeast along Clawson Creek to an extended line of the entrance road to the Santo Sotille Ranch; northwest along the extended line and entrance road to the intersection of S. C. Highway 584; West along S. C. Highway 584 to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17; northeast along U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection with S. C. Highway 913; northeast along S. C. Highway 913 to the point of the beginning.

Christ Church Precinct No. 1--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 and the waters of the Cooper River and proceeding along the following course--North along the Cooper River to the confluence of said waters with Wando River; northeast along the Wando River to the confluence of said waters with Hobcaw Creek; southeast along Hobcaw Creek to an extended line of Muirhead Road; South along Muirhead Road to the intersection of Mathis Ferry Road; southwest along Mathis Ferry Road to the intersection of the corporate limits of Mt. Pleasant; North, West, and South along the corporate limits to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17; northwest along U. S. Highway 17 to the point of the beginning.

Christ Church Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the intersection of the waters of Wando River with S. C. Highway 41 and proceeding along the following course--South along S. C. Highway 41 to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17; southwest along U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection of Hamlin Road; southeast along Hamlin Road to an extended line of Jefferson Road; southeast along the extended line and Jefferson Road to the waters of Hamlin Sound; southwest along the waters of Hamlin Sound to an extended line of Hamlin Road; northwest along the extended line and Hamlin Road to the intersection with Rifle Range Road; southwest along Rifle Range Road to the intersection with Venning Road; northwest along Venning Road to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17; northeast along U. S. Highway 17 to the corporate boundary of Mt. Pleasant; North, East, West, and South along the corporate boundary to the intersection of Mathis Ferry Road and Lansing Drive; northeast along Mathis Ferry Road to the intersection of Muirhead Road; North along Muirhead Road and an extended line to the waters of Hobcaw Creek; northwest along Hobcaw Creek to the confluence of said waters with the Wando River; northeast along the Wando River to the point of the beginning.

Christ Church Precinct No. 3--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 with Venning Road and proceeding along the following course--Southeast along Venning Road to the intersection of Rifle Range Road; northeast along Rifle Range Road to the intersection of Hamlin Road; southeast along Hamlin Road and an extended line to the waters of Hamlin Sound; southeast across Hamlin Sound to the confluence of said waters with Dewees Creek; East along the waters of Dewees Creek to the confluence of said waters with Seven Reaches Creek; southwest along Seven Reaches Creek and intracoastal waterway to confluence of said waters with Conch Creek and corporate boundary of Mt. Pleasant; then generally North, East, West, and South along the corporate boundary of Mt. Pleasant to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17; southwest along U. S. Highway 17 to the point of the beginning. Also all the unincorporated area surrounded by the town of Mt. Pleasant in House District 112.

Christ Church Precinct No. 4--Beginning at the intersection of U.S. Highway 17 and an extended line one mile west of 15 Mile Landing Road and proceeding along the following course: North on said extended line to Wando River, West on Wando River to the Berkeley County line, Northeast on Berkeley County line to Honey Hill Road, South on Honey Hill Road to intersection of Palmers Bridge Road, and Old Georgetown Road, West on Old Georgetown Road to U.S. Highway 17, West on U.S. Highway 17 to point of beginning.

Christ Church Precinct No. 5--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 with S. C. Highway 584 and proceeding along the following course--East along S. C. Highway 584 to the entrance road to the Santo Sotille Ranch; southeast along the road and an extended line to the waters of Clawson Creek; southwest along the waters of Clawson Creek to the confluence of said waters with Price Creek; southeast along the waters of Price Creek to the confluence of said waters with the Atlantic Ocean; southwest along the waters of the Atlantic Ocean to the confluence with said waters with Dewees Inlet; northwest along Dewees Inlet to the confluence of said waters with Dewees Creek; northwest along Dewees Creek to the confluence of said waters with Hamlin Sound; northwest across Hamlin Sound to an extended line of Jefferson Road; northwest along the extended line and Jefferson Road to Hamlin Road; northwest along Hamlin Road to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17; northeast along U. S. Highway 17 to the point of the beginning.

Christ Church Precinct No. 6--Beginning at the intersection of U.S. Highway 17 and S.C. Highway 41 proceeding along the following course: North on S.C. Highway 41 to the Berkeley County line and Wando River, East on Wando River to an extended line one mile West of 15 Mile Landing Road, South on said extended line to U.S. Highway 17, South on U.S. Highway 17 to point of beginning.

Mt. Pleasant Precinct No. 1--Beginning at the intersection of Royal Street with Center Street and proceeding along the following course--Northeast along Center Street to the intersection of Simmons Street; northeast along Simmons Street to the intersection of McCants Drive; northeast along McCants Drive to the intersection of S. C. Highway 703 and corporate limits of Mt. Pleasant; then generally South, North, East, and West along the corporate limits to the waters of Conch Creek; southeast along waters of Conch Creek to the confluence of said waters with the intracoastal waterway; southwest along the waters of the intracoastal waterway to the confluence of said waters with the Cove; North along the Cove and a tidal creek to an extended line of Royall Street; northwest along the extended line and Royall Street to the point of the beginning.

Mt. Pleasant Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the intersection of Shem Creek and Coleman Boulevard (U. S. Highway 17--Business) and proceeding along the following course--southeast along Coleman Boulevard to the intersection with Simmons Street; southeast along Simmons Street to the intersection with Center Street; West along Center Street to the intersection with Royall Street; South along Royall Street and continuing along an extension of Royall Street to a creek leading to the Cove; said precinct is bounded on the West by the Charleston Harbor and on the North by Shem Creek.

Mt. Pleasant Precinct No. 3--Beginning at the intersection of Shem Creek and U. S. Highway 17 and S. C. Highway 701 and proceeding along the following course--generally North, East, West, and South along the corporate boundary of Mt. Pleasant to the waters of Shem Creek and Charleston Harbor; West along the waters of Charleston Harbor to the confluence of said waters with Cooper River; North along the Cooper River to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17; East along U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection of Mathis Ferry Road; northeast along Mathis Ferry Road to the corporate limits of Mt. Pleasant; generally East, North, and South along the corporate limits to an extended line from Cooper Lake; South along the waters of Cooper Lake and Cooper Creek to the confluence of said waters with Shem Creek; southwest along Shem Creek to the point of the beginning.

Mt. Pleasant Precinct No. 4--Beginning at the intersection of McCants Drive with Coleman Boulevard and proceeding along the following course--northwest along Coleman Boulevard to Shem Creek; East along the waters of Shem Creek to the confluence of said waters with Cooper Creek; North along Cooper Creek, Cooper Lake and an extended line to the corporate limits of Mt. Pleasant; then East and North along the corporate limits to U. S. Highway 17; northeast along U. S. Highway 17, excluding an unincorporated area of Mt. Pleasant to the South, to the intersection of Bowman Road; northwest along Bowman Road to the intersection with Mathis Ferry Road and corporate limits of Mt. Pleasant; generally West, North, South, and East along the corporate limits to Vonkolnitz Road; South along Vonkolnitz Road and the corporate limits of Mt. Pleasant to the point of the beginning.

Mt. Pleasant Precinct No. 5--Beginning at the intersection of McCants Drive and Simmons Street and proceeding along the following course--North on Simmons Street until the intersection with Coleman Boulevard; East on Coleman Boulevard to the intersection with McCants Drive; West on McCants Drive to the point of the beginning.

Mt. Pleasant Precinct No. 6--All that incorporated area of the town of Mt. Pleasant bound on the North and West by Christ Church 2; South by Mt. Pleasant Precinct 4 and Christ Church 3; East by Whipple Road.

Mt. Pleasant Precinct No. 7--All that area included in the corporate limits of the City of Mt. Pleasant East of Whipple Road; said precinct is bounded on the North and East by S. C. Highway 97 and on the South by U. S. Highway 17.

Mt. Pleasant Precinct No. 8--All that area of Charleston County East of the Cooper River, located within House District 109, that is included in the corporate limits of the City of Mt. Pleasant, bounded on the South by U. S. Highway 16 by-pass, on the North, East and West by Christ Church Precinct No. 1.

Isle of Palms Precinct No. 1--All that area of the City of Isle of Palms, lying West of 30th Avenue.

Isle of Palms Precinct No. 2--All that area of the City of Isle of Palms, lying East of 30th Avenue.

Sullivans Island Precinct--Bounded on the North by the Intracoastal Waterway; bounded on the South by the Atlantic Ocean; bounded on the West by the Cooper River; and bounded on the East by Breach Inlet and Swinton Creek.

City of Charleston

Charleston Precinct No. 1--Beginning at the intersection of Logan Street and Broad Street and proceeding along the following course--East along Broad Street to the intersection with Church Street; South along Church Street to the intersection with Water Street; East along Water Street extending across East Battery to the waters of Charleston Harbor; South and West along the waters of Charleston Harbor to the intersection of Murray Boulevard with Lenwood Boulevard; North along Lenwood Boulevard to the intersection of Lenwood Boulevard with Tradd Street; East a short distance along Tradd Street and Logan Street; North along Logan Street to the point of beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the intersection of Wentworth Street with Coming Street and proceeding along the following course--East along Wentworth Street to King Street; North along King Street to the intersection with Society Street; East along Society Street and Anson Street; North along Anson Street to the intersection of Anson Street with Laurens Street; East along Laurens Street extending across East Bay and Concord Streets to the waters of Charleston Harbor and the Cooper River; South along the waters of Charleston Harbor to the intersection of Water Street with East Battery; West along Water Street to intersection of Church Street, North on Church Street to Broad Street, West along Broad Street to the intersection of Broad Street and Logan Street; North along Logan Street to the intersection of Logan Street, Beaufain Street, and Coming Street; North along Coming Street to Wentworth Street to the point of beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 3--Beginning at the intersection of Wentworth Street and Coming Street and proceeding along the following course--North along Coming Street to Spring Street; East along Spring Street to King Street; North along King Street to Columbus Street; East along Columbus Street to Nassau Street; South along Nassau Street to Mary Street; East along Mary Street to Elizabeth Street; South along Elizabeth Street to Charlottee Street; East along Charlotte Street to the Cooper River; South along the Cooper River to extended line of Laurens Street; West along said extended line to Anson Street; South along Anson Street to Society Street; West along Society Street to King Street; South along King Street to Wentworth Street; West along Wentworth Street to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 4--Beginning at the intersection of Charlotte Street with Elizabeth Street and proceeding along the following course--North along Elizabeth Street to Mary Street; West along Mary Street to Nassau Street; North along Nassau Street to Cooper Street; East along Cooper Street to America Street; North along America Street to the South Cooper River Bridge; East on said bridge to the Cooper River; South along said Cooper River to extended line of Charlotte Street; West on Charlotte Street to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 5--Beginning at the intersection of Congress Street and Hagood Avenue and proceeding along the following course--North along Hagood Avenue to Moultrie Street; East along Moultrie Street; East along Moultrie Street to Murray Park Drive; northwest along Murray Park Drive to abandoned Seaboard Railroad tracks; West along the abandoned tracks to the waters of the Ashley River; South along the waters of the Ashley River to an extended line of Congress Street; northeast along this extended line to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 6--Beginning at the intersection of Spring Street with Coming Street and proceeding along the following course--North along Coming Street to Bogard Street; West along Bogard Street to Rutledge Avenue; North along Rutledge Avenue to Carolina Street; East along Carolina Street along an extended line to Lee Street; East along Lee Street on an extended line to the waters of Town Creek; South along the waters of Town Creek to the North Cooper River Bridge; southwest along the Cooper River Bridge to America Street; South along America Street to Cooper Street; West along Cooper Street to Nassau Street; South along Nassau Street to Columbus Street; West along Columbus Street to King Street; South along King Street to Spring Street; West along Spring Street to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 7--Beginning at the intersection of King Street with Romney Street and proceeding along the following course--East along Romney Street and an extended line to the waters of Town Creek; North along the waters of Town Creek to the confluence of said waters with the Cooper River; southeast along the Cooper River to the North Cooper River Bridge; West along the North Cooper River Bridge to Lee Street; West along Lee Street to King Street; northwest along King Street to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 8--Beginning at the intersection of Carolina Street and Rutledge Avenue and proceeding along the following course--North along Rutledge Avenue to Poplar Street; East along Poplar Street to King Street; South along King Street to Carolina Street; West on Carolina Street to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 9--Beginning at the intersection of Romney Street and King Street and proceeding along the following course--North along King Street to Poplar Street; East on Poplar Street to Interstate Highway 26; North along Interstate Highway 26 to Mt. Pleasant Street; East along Mt. Pleasant Street and an extended line to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Tracks; North along the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to the boundary of Hibernia Heights; North along the boundary of Hibernia Heights to Algonquin Road; Southwest along Algonquin Road to U. S. Highway 52; North along U. S. Highway 52 to Greenleaf Street, northeast along Greenleaf Street to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; northwest along the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to Cherry Hill Road; northeast along Cherry Hill Road to the corporate boundary of Charleston; East along the corporate boundary of Charleston to the waters of Shipyard Creek; South along the waters of Shipyard Creek to the confluence of said waters with the Cooper River; South along the Cooper River to the confluence of said waters with Town Creek; South along Town Creek to an extended line of Romney Street; West along the extended line and Romney Street to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 10--Beginning at the intersection of Interstate Highway 26 and Poplar Street and proceeding along the following course--West on Poplar Street to Rutledge Avenue; south on Rutledge Avenue to Simons Street; west on Simons Street and on an extended line west along waters of a tidal creek to the confluence of the waters of the Ashley River; north along the Ashley River to the point of intersection with an extended line of Mt. Pleasant Street; west on Mt. Pleasant Street to the intersection of Interstate Highway 26; then south along Interstate Highway 26 to the point of beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 11--Beginning at the intersection of Rutledge Avenue and Congress Street and proceeding along the following course--southwest along Congress Street to Hagood Avenue; North along Hagood Avenue to Moultrie Street; East along Moultrie Street to Murray Drive; along Murray Drive to the abandoned Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; West along the abandoned tracks to the waters of the Ashley River; North along the waters of the Ashley River to the confluence of the waters of the Ashley River with the waters of a tidal creek; East along the waters of the tidal creek to an extended line of Simons Street; northeast along the extended line of Simons Street to Rutledge Avenue; South to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 12--Beginning at the intersection of Congress Street and President Street and proceeding along the following course--South along President Street to Bee Street; southwest along Bee Street extending to the waters of the Ashley River; North along Ashley River to an extended line of Congress Street; northeast along the extended line and Congress Street to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 13--Beginning at the intersection of Rutledge Avenue and Bogard Street and proceeding along the following course--West along Bogard Street to President Street; North along President Street to Congress Street; East along Congress Street to Rutledge Avenue; South along Rutledge Avenue to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 14--Beginning at the intersection of Bogard Street with Coming Street and proceeding along the following course--Southeast along Coming Street to Morris Street; West along Morris Street to Rutledge Avenue; South along Rutledge Avenue to Bee Street; southwest along Bee Street to President Street; North on President Street to Bogard Street; East along Bogard Street to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 15--Beginning at the intersection of Morris Street with Coming Street and proceeding along the following course--Southeast along Coming Street to Calhoun Street; southwest along Calhoun Street to the Ashley River; North along the shores of the Ashley River to Bee Street extended; then along the southern boundary of the City of Charleston Precinct Nos. 12 and 14 to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 16--Beginning at a point of the intersection of Calhoun Street with Coming Street and proceeding along the following course--Southeast along Coming Street to Montague Street; southwest along Montague Street to Smith Street; South along Smith Street to Wentworth Street; southwest along Wentworth Street, extended to the Ashley River; northwest along the shores of the Ashley River to Calhoun Street, extended, then along the southern boundary of the City of Charleston Precinct No. 15 to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 17--Beginning at the intersection of Montague Street with Coming Street and proceeding along the following course--Southeast along Coming Street to Beaufain Street; then diagonally across Beaufain Street to Logan Street; South along Logan Street to the intersection with Queen Street; West along Queen Street to Rutledge Avenue; southeast along Rutledge Avenue to Broad Street; West along Broad Street, extended to the Ashley River; then along the shores of the Ashley River to Wentworth Street, extended; then along Wentworth Street, Smith Street, and Montague Street (being the southern boundary of the City of Charleston Precinct No. 16) to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 18--Beginning at the intersection of Queen Street with Logan Street and proceeding along the following course--South along Logan Street to Tradd Street; West a short distance to Lenwood Boulevard; South along Lenwood Boulevard, extended, to Charleston Harbor; then along the Charleston Harbor waters in a westerly direction around the peninsula to Broad Street, extended; East along Broad Street to the intersection with Rutledge Avenue; northwest along Rutledge Avenue to Queen Street; East along Queen Street to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 19--Beginning at the intersection of S. C. Highway 7 and the waters of the Ashley River and proceeding along the following course--South along the waters of the Ashley River to the confluence of the waters of Orange Grove Creek; North on said creek and on an extended line of Orange Grove Creek to Bridge Road; West on Bridge Road to intersection of S. C. Highway 7; North on S. C. Highway 7 to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 20--Beginning at the intersection of S. C. Highway 7 and the waters of the Ashley River and proceeding along the following course--southwest along S. C. Highway 7 to the intersection with an extended line of Oxford Avenue; northwest along the extended line of Oxford Avenue to Sheffield Road to the intersection with the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; generally East, South, and North along the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston to the intersection with the waters of the Ashley River; East along the waters of the Ashley River to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 21--Beginning at the point of the intersection of the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks and S. C. Highway 61; Northeast along Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to the Ashley River; Southeast along the Ashley River to the intersection of St. Andrews Precinct 12; South, east and west along St. Andrews precinct 12 to the intersection of St. Andrews precinct 11; then south and east along St. Andrews precinct 11 to the intersection of Ashley Hall Road; then southeast along Ashley Hall Road to the intersection of St. Andrews precinct 7; then north and west along St. Andrews precinct 7 to the intersection of St. Andrews precinct 8; then generally northeast along St. Andrews precinct 8 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 61; then northwest along S. C. Highway 61 to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 22--Beginning at the intersection of S. C. Highway 171 and the waters of Oldtown Creek and proceeding along the following course--West along the waters of Oldtown Creek to the intersection with Tara Road; South along Tara Road to the intersection with Raymond Street; East along Raymond Street to the intersection with S. C. Highway 171; South along S. C. Highway 171 to the intersection with Bamboo Road; southwest along Bamboo Road to the intersection with Winston Street; South along Winston Street to the intersection with S. C. Highway 61; northwest along S. C. Highway 61 to the intersection with Ashley Hall Road; northwest along Ashley Hall Road to the intersection of Wappoo Road; West along Wappoo Road to the intersection of the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; northeast along the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston to the intersection with Ashley Hall Road; North along Ashley Hall Road to the intersection of Orange Grove Road; northeast along Orange Grove Road to the intersection of an extended line from Sheffield Road; along said line of Sheffield Road and Oxford Road on extended line from Oxford Road to the intersection with S. C. Highway 7 northeast along S. C. Highway 7 to the intersection with S. C. Highway 171 southwest along S. C. Highway 171 to the point of beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 23--Beginning at a point of intersection between the southernmost boundary of the City of Charleston Precinct No. 22 and the westernmost boundary of the St. Andrews Public Service District, said point of intersection being approximately 300 feet West of West Oak Forest Drive and proceeding along the following course--East and South along the boundary of the St. Andrews Public Service District to a point on U. S. Highway 17 approximately 300 feet East of Oak Forest Drive on U. S. Highway 17; West along U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 and Wantoot Boulevard; North along Wantoot Boulevard to the abandoned tracks of the Southern Coast Line Railroad (running east and west); then West along the tracks to a point directly South of Locksley Road; North along a line extending to Locksley Road; North along Locksley Road to S. C. Highway 61; then southeast along S. C. Highway 61 to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 24--Beginning at the intersection of Wantoot Boulevard and U. S. Highway 17 and proceeding along the following course--West on U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection of Betsy Road; southeast on Betsy Road to the intersection of Timothy Street, to the intersection of Lantana Drive; South on Lantana Drive and an extended line to the waters of Wappoo Creek; South along the waters of Wappoo Creek to the intersection of the corporate limits of the City of Charleston; West, South, North, and East along corporate limits of the City of Charleston and St. Andrews Precinct 6 to the intersection of Locksley Road; South along Locksley Road to the intersection of the abandoned Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks, East along the abandoned tracks to the intersection with Wantoot Boulevard; southeast on Wantoot Boulevard to the point of the beginning. Then incorporated area North of U. S. Highway 17, East and South of Savage Road, West of S. C. Highway 7 and Orleans Road.

Charleston Precinct No. 25--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway No. 17 and the waters of Colleton Creek and proceeding along the following course--South along the waters of Colleton Creek to the confluence of said waters with Wappoo Creek; northwest along the waters of Wappoo Creek to the confluence of said waters with a tidal creek; North along said waters and on extended line to the intersection with Lantana Drive; North along Lantana Drive to the intersection with Timothy Street; East along Timothy Street to the intersection with Betsy Drive; northwest along Betsy Drive to the intersection with U. S. Highway 17; southwest along U. S. Highway 17 to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 26--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 and the waters of Colleton Creek and proceeding along the following course--East along U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 with Riverdale Drive and the corporate limits of the City of Charleston; northeast along the corporate limits of the City of Charleston to the intersection of S. C. Highway 61 and S. C. Highway 171; southeast along S. C. Highway 61 to the corporate limits of the City of Charleston; South along corporate limits of the City of Charleston to U. S. Highway 17; East on U. S. Highway 17 to intersection of Stocker Drive; southeast on Stocker Drive to intersection of Chadwick Drive; southwest on Chadwick Drive to the intersection of Windermere Boulevard; southeast on Windermere Boulevard to intersection of Locke Lane; South on Locke Lane to a tidal creek; South along the tidal creek to the confluence of said waters with Wappoo Creek; northwest along the waters of Wappoo Creek to the confluence of said waters with Colleton Creek; northwest along Colleton Creek to the point of beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 27--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 and Stocker Drive and proceeding along the following course--East along U. S. Highway 17 to the point of intersection of U. S. Highway 17 with S. C. Highway 61; North along the border of highland in the St. Andrews Public Service District and the marsh of the Ashley River for approximately 1,000 feet; East to the waters of the Ashley River; southeast and South to the intersection of the Ashley River with Wappoo Creek; southwest along the waters of Wappoo Creek to the confluence of said waters with a tidal creek; North along tidal creek to the intersection of Locke Lane; North on Locke Lane to the intersection of Windermere Boulevard; West along Windermere Boulevard to the intersection of Chadwick Drive; northeast on Chadwick Drive to the intersection of Stocker Drive; northwest on Stocker Drive to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 28--Beginning at the intersection of extended line of Mt. Pleasant Street and Ashley River and proceeding along the following course--North along Ashley River to the corporate boundary of Charleston, generally East along corporate boundary to extended line of Pittsburg Avenue, East on said extended line to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks, South along the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to Greenleaf Street, West along Greenleaf Street to the intersection of Greenleaf Street and S. C. Highway 52, South on S. C. Highway 52 to Algonquin Street, East on Algonquin Street to the boundary of Hibernian Heights, then South to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks, South along tracks to extended line of Mt. Pleasant Street, West along Mt. Pleasant Street and extended line of Mt. Pleasant Street to the confluence of Ashley River and point of beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 29--Beginning at the intersection of S. C. Highway 7 and Bridge Road and proceeding along the following course--southeast along Bridge Road and extended line to Orange Grove Creek; southeast along waters of Orange Grove Creek to the confluence of said waters with Old Town Creek; West along the waters of Old Town Creek to the intersection of S. C. Highway 171; northeast along S. C. Highway 171 to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 30--Beginning at the point of the intersection of S. C. Highway 171 and S. C. Highway 61 and proceeding along the following course--northwest along S. C. Highway 61 to the intersection with Winston Street; North along Winston Street to the intersection with Bamboo Drive, to the intersection with S. C. Highway 171; North along S. C. Highway 171 to the intersection with Raymond Drive; northwest along Raymond Drive to the intersection with Tara Road; North along Tara Road to the intersection with the waters of Old Town Creek; generally South along the waters of Old Town Creek to the intersection with St. Andrews Precinct No. 3 and the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; generally southwest along said corporate boundary of the City of Charleston to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 31--All that portion of the incorporated area of Charleston County known as James Island bounded by House District 119 and the waters of Wappoo Creek and Charleston Harbor.

Charleston Precinct No. 32--Beginning at the confluence of the waters of James Island Creek and Charleston Harbor and proceeding along the following course--southeast along Charleston Harbor to the intersection of the corporate limits of the City of Charleston and James Island Precinct No. 5; proceeding generally South, East, West, and North along the corporate limits to the intersection of James Island Creek; northeast on James Island Creek to the point of the beginning.

Charleston Precinct No. 33--Beginning at the confluence of James Island Creek and Simpson Creek and proceeding along the following course--South, West, North and East along Simpson Creek and the corporate limits of the City of Charleston to the intersection of James Island Creek; East along James Island Creek to the confluence of Simpson Creek. Then at the intersection of S. C. Highway 171 and Grimball Road and proceeding along the following course--southwest along Grimball Road to the intersection of Cut Bridge Road; West along Cut Bridge Road to the intersection of corporate limits of the city of Charleston; South and West along corporate limits to the intersection of Stono River; North along the waters of Stono River to the intersection of the corporate limits of the City of Charleston; then East, South, and North along the corporate limits to the intersection of James Island Creek; East along James Island Creek to the intersection of the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston and James Island Precinct No. 8; then South, East, and West along the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston and James Island Precinct No. 8 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 171; South along S. C. Highway 171 to the intersection of Grimball Road. Also including all that incorporated area West of Fleming Road and North of S. C. Highway 700 on James Island.

Charleston Precinct No. 34--Beginning at intersection of Stinson Drive and Seaboard Coast Line and corporate limits of the City of Charleston and proceeding along the following course--South, East, and West along corporate limits of the City of Charleston to the Stono River; northwest on Stono River to the corporate limits of the City of Charleston; North, East, and West along corporate limits to U. S. Highway 17; southeast along U. S. Highway 17 to the corporate limits of the City of Charleston; South and East along corporate limits to Stinson Drive and Seaboard Coast Line Railroad. Then at the intersection of Longbranch Creek and Seaboard Coast Line spur track and proceeding along the following course--North along Longbranch Creek to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad track and corporate limits of the City of Charleston, then East, South, and West to Seaboard Coast Line spur track; southwest along Seaboard Coast Line spur track to Longbranch Creek. Then at the intersection of Savage Road and Burns Road and the corporate limits of the City of Charleston and proceeding along the following course--North, West, South, and East along the corporate limits of the City of Charleston to the boundary of Clemson University Experimental Farm; North along said boundary to Longbranch Creek; North along Longbranch Creek to the corporate limits of the City of Charleston; North, East, and West along the corporate limits to S. C. Highway 61; South and West along S. C. Highway 61 and corporate limits of the City of Charleston to the intersection of Savage Road; West and South along Savage Road to the intersection with Burns Road. (Excluded from this Precinct are two unincorporated areas known as St. Andrews Precinct No. 7).

Charleston Precinct No. 35--Beginning at the point of the confluence of the Stono River with Long Branch Creek and proceeding along the following course--West along Stono River to the intersection of corporate limits of the City of Charleston and boundary of Clemson University Experimental Station; North and West along the Clemson University Station boundary and corporate limits of the City of Charleston to the intersection of Bees Ferry Road; southwest on Bees Ferry Road to the corporate limits of the City of Charleston; North, East, South, and West along the corporate limits of the City of Charleston to the intersection of S. C. Highway 61 and Seaboard Coast Line Railroad; southwest on Seaboard Coast Line Railroad to the intersection of the corporate limits of the City of Charleston; southeast on the corporate limits of the City of Charleston to Church Creek; southeast along Church Creek to the intersection of Long Branch Creek; South along Long Branch Creek to the Clemson University Experimental Station boundary; South along the boundary to Long Branch Creek; South along Long Branch Creek to the point of the beginning.

Deer Park Precinct No. 1--Beginning at the intersection of the Southern Railway Railroad tracks and the extended line of Huckhole Swamp and proceeding along the following course--East on said extended line to Interstate Highway 26; South on Interstate Highway 26 to extended line of Oakridge Drive and the corporate limits of the City of North Charleston; South and West along said corporate limits to include all the unincorporated portion of Ashley Heights; proceeding North to Interstate Highway 26; North on Interstate Highway 26 to the extended line of Norwalk Drive; proceeding along the northern most boundary of North Charleston Precinct No. 13 to the Southern Railroad tracks; North on said tracks to the point of the beginning.

Deer Park Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the Berkeley-Charleston County line on Interstate Highway 26 and proceeding along the following course--northeast on said County line to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; South along the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to the corporate boundary line of the City of North Charleston Precinct No. 15; along corporate boundary line of North Charleston Precinct No. 15 to Interstate Highway 26; North on Interstate Highway 26 to the point of the beginning.

Midland Park Precinct--Beginning at the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks and S. C. Highway 52 and proceeding along the following course--South on the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks and in and around the corporate limits of the City of North Charleston to Southern Railroad Tracks; North along Southern Railway Railroad tracks in and around the Corporate limit boundaries of the City of North Charleston to Ashley Phosphate Road; East on Ashley Phosphate Road to Interstate Highway 26; North on Interstate Highway 26 in and around the corporate limits of the City of North Charleston to Interstate Highway 26 and S. C. Highway 52 connection; North to the point of beginning.

Goodwin Precinct No. 1--All of the unincorporated area beginning at the intersection of Dorchester Road and West Montague Avenue and the corporate limits of North Charleston and proceeding along the following course--extending West along said corporate limits to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; West on said tracks to the Ashley River; northwest on the Ashley River to Lambs Road; northeast on Lambs Road to Dorchester Road; generally southeast on Dorchester Road to Marilyn Drive and the corporate limits of North Charleston; East and South along said corporate boundaries to the point of the beginning.

Goodwin Precinct No. 2--All of the unincorporated area of Charleston County beginning at the intersection of the Ashley River and the Dorchester County line and proceeding along the following course--generally North on said county line to Dorchester Road; southeast on Dorchester Road to Lambs Road; southwest along said Lambs Road to the Ashley River; northwest on the Ashley River to the point of the beginning.

Wando-Waylyn Precinct No. 1--All of the unincorporated area of the Charleston County beginning at the intersection of U. S. Interstate 26 and West Montague Avenue and proceeding along the following course--generally southwest on Montague Avenue to the intersection of West Montague Avenue and Dorchester Road; including all the unincorporated area to the North, East, South, and West of West Montague Avenue to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks on the South and the surrounding corporate limits of the City of North Charleston.

Wando-Waylyn Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the intersection of the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad and the Southern Railroad tracks near U. S. Interstate 26 and proceeding along the following course--southeast down the railroad tracks to the Dorchester Road; West on Dorchester Road to the intersection of Dorchester Road and a spur railroad track near Industrial Avenue; North on said tracks to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; generally East on the tracks to the point of the beginning.

Wando-Waylyn Precinct No. 3--Beginning at a point on the Ashley River and the confluence of Brickyard Creek and proceeding along the following course--West on Ashley River to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; East on said Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to spur railroad tracks along Industrial Avenue; South on spur railroad tracks to Azalea Avenue; West on Azalea Avenue to extended line of Brickyard Creek; proceeding generally South to the point of the beginning.

St. Phillips and St. Michael's Precinct--Beginning at the intersection of Meeting Street Road and the corporate limits of the City of Charleston and proceeding along the following course--North up Meeting Street Road to the U. S. Interstate 26 ramp and proceeding North approximately 1 mile on U. S. Interstate 26 to an extended line of Stromboli Street; along said extended line northeast to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; northwest on said tracks to the corporate boundary of the City of North Charleston; generally North, South, East, and West along said corporate lines to the intersection of Pittsburg Avenue and the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; southwest along the corporate boundaries of the City of Charleston to the point of the beginning.

Azalea Precinct No. 1--Beginning at intersection of Woodlawn Avenue and Dorchester Road and proceeding along the following course--South on Woodlawn Avenue to Azalea Road and the corporate boundary of the City of North Charleston; West and then South on said corporate boundary over to the Ashley River; West on the Ashley River to the confluence of the Ashley River and Brickyard Creek; North on Brickyard Creek to Azalea Road; East on Azalea Road to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad spur tracks; North on said tracks to Dorchester Road; East on Dorchester Road to the point of the beginning.

Azalea Precinct No. 2--All of the unincorporated area beginning at the intersection of Woodlawn Avenue and Dorchester Avenue and proceeding along the following course--East on Dorchester Avenue to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; South down said tracks to the extended line of Stromboli Avenue; southwest on said extended line to U. S. Interstate 26; generally West on U. S. Interstate 26 to the intersection of the corporate boundary of the City of North Charleston; West to Woodlawn Avenue; North on Woodlawn to the point of the beginning.

Ladson Precinct--All of the unincorporated area of Charleston County bounded on the West by Dorchester County; on the South by the corporate limits of the City of North Charleston known as North Charleston Precinct No. 13; and on the East by Southern Railway Railroad tracks up to Huckhole Tidal Creek and proceeding along the following course--along said tidal creek to U. S. Interstate 26; North on U. S. Interstate 26 to the Berkeley County line; generally West on said County line to S. C. Highway No. 78; northwest on S. C. Highway No. 78 to the intersection of the County lines of Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester, excluding the town of Lincolnville.

North Charleston Precinct No. 1--Beginning at intersection of Lambs Road and Dorchester Road and proceeding along the following course--South along Dorchester Road in and around the unincorporated portion of Charleston County to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; west on said tracks to the Ashley River; north on waters of the Ashley River to Lambs Road, proceeding east on Lambs Road to point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the intersection of Lambs Road and the Ashley River and proceeding along the following course--Northwest on Ashley River to the Dorchester County line; northeast on the Dorchester County line to Dorchester Road; southerly on Dorchester Road to the entrance gate of the Charleston Air Force Base; continuing east on said base to U. S. Interstate 26; south on U. S. Interstate 26 to the Southern Railroad tracks; west on said Southern Railroad tracks to the Charleston Air Base property line; west on Air Base property along boundary of House District 113 to Dorchester Road; North on Dorchester Road to Lambs Road; West on Lambs Road to the point of beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 3--Beginning at the intersection of Interstate Highway 26 and Remount Road and proceeding along the following course--East on Remount Road to S. C. Highway 52; North on S. C. Highway 52 to intersection of S. C. Highway 52 and Gumwood Street; extending on Gumwood Street to the Berkeley County Line; southeast on Berkeley County Line to intersection of extended line of Garrett Street; South on Garrett Street to Sumner Avenue; West on Sumner Avenue to Lakeland Drive; circle Lakeland Drive back to Sumner Avenue; West on Sumner Avenue to intersection of Penn Avenue; South on Penn Avenue to the Southern Railroad tracks; West on Southern Railroad tracks to Interstate Highway 26; North on Interstate Highway 26 to the point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 4--Beginning at intersection of the Southern Railroad tracks and the Seaboard Coast Line tracks and proceeding along the following course--East on Southern Railroad tracks to North Rhett Avenue; North on North Rhett Avenue to Filbin Creek; East on Filbin Creek to the Seaboard Coast Line tracks; South on Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to Braddock Street; East to Walker Street; South on Walker Street to Durant Avenue; southwest on Durant Avenue to North Boulevard; West on North Boulevard to North Rhett Avenue; South on North Rhett Avenue to Park Circle; southwest on Park Circle to Montague Avenue; West on Montague Avenue to Mixon Avenue; North on Mixon Avenue to Monitor Street; northeast on Monitor Street to Princeton Street; northwest on Princeton Street to Iroquois Street; West on Iroquois Street to Enterprise Street; West on Enterprise Street to Langley Street; southwest on extended line of Langley Street to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; North to the point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 5--Beginning at Garrett Street and the Berkeley-Charleston County line and proceeding along the following course--East on said County line to the Cooper River; South on the Cooper River to the U. S. Naval Reservation property line; West on said property line to the intersection of Southern Railroad tracks and Virginia Avenue; South on Virginia Avenue to Buist Avenue; West on Buist Avenue to Park Circle; North on Park Circle to North Rhett Avenue; North on North Rhett Avenue to North Boulevard; East on North Boulevard to Durant Avenue; Northeast on Durant Avenue to Walker Street; North on Walker Street to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; North on Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to Filbin Creek; West on said Filbin Creek to North Rhett Avenue; South on North Rhett Avenue to Southern Railroad tracks; West on said Southern Railroad tracks to extended line of Penn Avenue; North on Penn Avenue to Sumner Avenue; East on Sumner Avenue to Lake Land Drive; circle Lake Land Drive back to Sumner Avenue; East on Sumner Avenue to intersection of Sumner Avenue and Garrett Street; North on Garrett Street to the point of beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 6--Beginning at the intersection of Dorchester Road and West Montague Avenue and proceeding along the following course--extending Westerly on Dorchester Road along the corporate boundary of the City of North Charleston to the Southern boundary of the Charleston Air Force Base on Dorchester Road; extending easterly across the Air Base along the boundary line of House District 113 and 118 to the outskirts of the southernmost part of the Highland Terrace Subdivision located in North Charleston Precinct 9; southeast along said line to U. S. Interstate 26; South on U. S. Interstate 26 to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks, extending West on said tracks to Dorsey Avenue; North off Dorsey Avenue along the boundary line of House District 118 to the point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 7--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Interstate 26 and Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks and proceeding along the following course--North up U. S. Interstate 26 to Montague Avenue; northeast on Montague Avenue to S. C. Highway 52; North on S. C. Highway 52 to outskirts of Alton Street, extending on outskirt of Alton Street to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; North on said tracks to extended line of Langley Street, continuing on Langley Street to Enterprise Street; East on Enterprise Street to northeast portion of Iroquois Street; East on Iroquois Street to Princeton Street; East on Princeton Street to Monitor Street, extending South on Monitor Street to Mixon Avenue; South on Mixon Avenue to Rowan Drive; continue on Rowan Drive to Durant Avenue; extending Southwesterly on Durant to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; South and then West on said tracks to the point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 8--Beginning at the intersection of Montague Avenue and Mixon Avenue and proceeding along the following course--East on Montague to Park Circle, extending around Park Circle to Buist Avenue; East on Buist Avenue to the Southern Railroad tracks, continuing South on said tracks to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; West on Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to South Rhett Avenue; South on Rhett Avenue to Helm Avenue; West on Helm Avenue to S. C. Highway 52; South on S. C. Highway 52 to McMillan Avenue; West on McMillan to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; North on said Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to Meeting Street Road; northeast on Meeting Street Road to intersection of Durant Avenue and S. C. Highway 52; northeast on Durant Avenue to Rowan Drive; North then East on Rowan Drive to Mixson Avenue; North on Mixson Avenue to the point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 9--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Interstate 26 and Montague Avenue and proceeding along the following course--North on U. S. Interstate 26 to outskirts of Highland Terrace Subdivision bounded on the southwest by North Charleston Precinct No. 6; northwest along said line to the boundary of House District 118; extending North and East on said boundary to the Southern Railroad tracks, continuing East on said tracks to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; extending South on Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to extension line of Alton Street; West on Alton Street to S. C. Highway 52, extending South along S. C. Highway 52 to Montague Avenue; South on Montague to the point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 10--Beginning at the intersection of South Rhett Avenue and the Southern Railroad tracks and proceeding along the following course--East on said tracks to the property line of United States Naval Reservation; South along said properly line to spur of Southern Railroad tracks; continuing southwest along said Southern Railroad spur tracks to S. C. Highway 52; northwest on S. C. Highway 52 to Helm Avenue; East on Helm Avenue to South Rhett Avenue, extending North on South Rhett to the point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 11--Beginning at the intersection of the northwest corner of the property line of the United States Naval Reservation and the Southern Railroad tracks and proceeding along the following course--East to Cooper River; southeast along the United States Naval Reservation properly line on the Cooper River to the southeasternmost point of said property line; continuing West and then North on said property line to Reynolds Avenue; South on Reynolds Avenue to Meeting Street Road; West on Meeting Street Road to Cosgrove Avenue; South on Cosgrove Avenue to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; extending North on said tracks to spur tracks of the Southern Railroad; East on said spur tracks to the property line of the United States Naval Reservation; North and northeast on said property line to the point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 12--Beginning at the Ashley River and the corporate limits of the City of North Charleston along an extended line of the section known as Ashley Shores and proceeding along the following course--North on said extended line to Azalea Road; East on Azalea Road to the boundary line of Azalea Precinct No. 2; East and North along said boundary to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; then southeast to the overpass bridge at Cosgrove and Meeting Street Road; East on Meeting Street Road to Reynolds Avenue; East on Reynolds Avenue to the boundary line of the United States Naval Reservation; southeast on said property line to Shipyard Creek; southeast on said Shipyard Creek to the Cooper River; North on the Cooper River to include ships counted in track 49 of the 1980 Census; returning South along Cooper River to Shipyard Creek; returning North on Shipyard Creek to Pittsburg Avenue; Southwest on Pittsburg Avenue to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; North on said tracks to an extended line of Hampton Avenue; continuing southwest on said extended line to Spruill Avenue; North on Spruill Avenue to Stromboli Street; West on Stromboli Street along the corporate limits of the City of North Charleston to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; North on said Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to the Naval Base Road; South along corporate limits of the City of North Charleston on Naval Base Road to Clements Avenue; Southwest on Clements Avenue to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; South on Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks along corporate lines of the City of North Charleston to the Ashley River; West on Ashley River to the point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 13--Beginning at the intersection of Ashley Phosphate Road and the Dorchester County line and proceeding along the following course--Northwest on the Dorchester County Line to the corporate boundary line of the City of North Charleston; East along said corporate boundary line to Interstate Highway 26; South on Interstate Highway 26 to the intersection of Interstate Highway 26 and S. C. Highway 52; East, South, and West along corporate boundary line of the City of North Charleston bounded by the unincorporated area of the County of Charleston known as Midland Park Precinct on the East; West along the corporate limits of the City of North Charleston to the Southern Railway tracks; northwest on said Southern Railway tracks to Ashley Phosphate Road; West on Ashley Phosphate Road to the point of the beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 14--Beginning at the intersection of Dorchester Road and the Dorchester County line and proceeding along the following course--North on said county line to Ashley Phosphate Road; extending East on Ashley Phosphate Road to the Southern Railway tracks; South on said Southern Railway tracks to the corporate limits; North and South along Midland Park Road, continuing along said corporate boundaries extending to the Berkeley County line on the East; South along Berkeley County line to Gumwood Street; Southwest on Gumwood Street to S. C. Highway 52; South on S. C. Highway 52 to Remount Road; West on extended line of Remount Road to Charleston Air Force Base; West on boundary lines of the Charleston Air Force Base and the North Charleston Precinct No. 2 boundary line to Dorchester Road; Northwest on Dorchester Road to the point of beginning.

North Charleston Precinct No. 15--Beginning at the intersection of the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad and Goose Creek Road and proceeding along the following course--South on said Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to the intersection of S. C. Highway 52 and the corporate limits of the City of North Charleston; South along said corporate limits to Interstate Highway 26; Northwest on Interstate Highway 26 along corporate limits of the City of North Charleston; North, East, and South along said corporate limits to S. C. Highway 52; North on S. C. Highway 52 along said corporate boundary lines to the point of the beginning.

Lincolnville Precinct--Beginning at the corporate boundary of the town of Lincolnville and proceeding along the following course--extending around said corporate boundary bounded on the North, East, South, and West by the unincorporated northernmost section of Charleston County to the point of the beginning.

Folly Beach Precinct--Beginning at the confluence of the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the waters of the Folly River and proceeding along the following course--northeast along the waters of the Folly River to the confluence of said waters with Long Island Creek and the corporate boundary of the City of Folly Beach; East, North, and West along the boundary of James Island Precinct No. 2 to the intersection with the waters of Sol Legare Creek; northeast along the waters of Sol Legare Creek to the confluence of said waters with Long Island River; East along the waters of Long Island River to the confluence of said waters with First Sisters Creek; northeast along the waters of First Sisters Creek to the confluence of said waters with Light House Creek; southeast along the waters of Light House Creek to the confluence of said waters with the Atlantic Ocean; southwest along the waters of Atlantic Ocean to the point of the beginning.

James Island Precinct No. 1--Beginning at the intersection of Fort Johnson Road and S. C. Highway 171 and proceeding along the following course--East on Fort Johnson Road to intersection of Secessionville Road; South on Secessionville Road to intersection of the first tidal creek; East on said tidal creek to Clark Sound; East along the waters of Clark Sound to the confluence of Schooner Creek; East on said creek to the confluence of the waters of Charleston Harbor; northeast along the waters of Charleston Harbor to the confluence of the Atlantic Ocean; South along the waters of the Atlantic Ocean to the confluence of Lighthouse Creek; West on Lighthouse Creek to First Sister Creek; West to the intersection of Sol Legare Creek and S. C. Highway 171; North on S. C. Highway 171 to the point of the beginning.

James Island Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the intersection of Grimball Road and S. C. Highway 171 and proceeding along the following course--South along S. C. Highway 171 to the intersection with corporate boundary of the City of Folly Beach; East and West along the corporate boundary of the City of Folly Beach to the intersection with the waters of Folly River; West along the waters of Folly River to the confluence of said waters with the Stono River; North along the waters of the Stono River to the intersection with the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; East and North along said boundary to the point of the beginning.

James Island Precinct No. 3--Beginning at the intersection of Secessionville Road and Fort Johnson Road and proceeding along the following course--East along Fort Johnson Road to the intersection of Grand Concourse; North on Grand Concourse to Nabors Road; North on Nabors Road to the corporate limits of the City of Charleston; East along said corporate boundary to the Western boundary of James Island Precinct No. 4; South and East along southern boundary of James Island Precinct No. 4 to Charleston Harbor; North along the waters of said Harbor to the confluence of Schooner Creek; West on Schooner Creek to Clark Sound; West along the waters of Clark Sound to the confluence of a tidal creek; West on said tidal creek to Secessionville Road; North on Secessionville Road to the point of the beginning.

James Island Precinct No. 4--Beginning at the point of intersection of Harbor View Road and Ft. Johnson Road and proceeding along the following course--northeast along Ft. Johnson Road on a line extending to the waters of Charleston Harbor; southeast along the waters of Charleston Harbor to the confluence of said waters with the waters of Parrot Point Creek; West along the waters of Parrot Point Creek and tidal creek to the intersection with Lighthouse Boulevard; North along Lighthouse Boulevard to the intersection with Ft. Johnson Road; North along the Eastern boundary of James Island Precinct No. 3 to intersection with Harborview Road; East along Harborview Road to the point of the beginning.

James Island Precinct No. 5--Beginning at the point of the intersection of Harborview Road and Fort Johnson Road and proceeding along the following course--West along Harborview Road to the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; North along corporate boundary to the waters of Charleston Harbor; East along said waters to the extension line of Fort Johnson Road; southwest on Fort Johnson Road to the point of the beginning.

James Island Precinct No. 6--Beginning at the point of the intersection of Grand Concourse Road and Ft. Johnson Road and proceeding along the following course--southeast along Ft. Johnson Road to the intersection with Dills Bluff Road; northeast along Dills Bluff Road on a line extending to the waters of James Island Creek; northeast along the waters of James Island Creek to the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; Charleston Precinct No. 32; South, East, North, and West along the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston to the intersection with Nabors Road; South along Nabors Road to the intersection with Regatta Road; South along Regatta Road to the intersection with Grand Concourse Road; then South along Grand Concourse Road to the point of beginning.

James Island Precinct No. 7--Beginning at the point of the intersection of Dills Bluff Road and Ft. Johnson Road and proceeding along the following course--West along Ft. Johnson Road to the intersection with S. C. Highway 171; North along S. C. Highway 171 to the intersection with Charleston Precinct No. 33, (the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston); East along the southern and eastern boundary of Charleston Precinct No. 33 to the waters of James Island Creek; East along the waters of James Island Creek to the intersection with a line extending from Dills Bluff Road; South along said line and Dills Bluff Road to the point of the beginning.

James Island Precinct No. 8--Beginning at the point of the intersection of S. C. Highway 171 and the waters of James Island Creek and proceeding along the following course--East along the waters of James Island Creek to the intersection with the northwesternmost point of Charleston Precinct No. 33; South along western boundary of Charleston Precinct No. 33 to the intersection of James Island Precinct No. 7 and S. C. Highway 171; South along S. C. Highway 171 to the intersection with the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; generally West and North along the corporate boundary of Charleston to the intersection with the waters of James Island Creek; East along the waters of James Island Creek to the point of the beginning.

James Island Precinct No. 9--All that portion of the unincorporated area of Charleston County known as James Island within the boundaries of House District 119 (Charleston Precinct No. 31) and the waters of Wappoo Creek and Charleston Harbor.

James Island Precinct No. 10--Beginning at S. C. Highway 700 and the Stono River and proceeding along the following course--northeast along the unincorporated portion of the County of Charleston to the intersection of S. C. Highway 700 and Fleming Road; South on Fleming Road and the extension line of Fleming Road to the intersection of James Island Creek and Fleming Road; South along the James Island Creek to the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; West along the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston to the Stono River; North along the center line of the Stono River to the point of the beginning.

James Island Precinct No. 11--Beginning at S. C. Highway 700 and the Stono River and proceeding along the following course--North along the Stono River to the Confluence of Elliotts Cut; East on Elliotts Cut in and around the corporate limits of the City of Charleston to S. C. Highway 171 and S. C. Highway 700; proceeding South, then West on S. C. Highway 700 to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 1--Beginning at the intersection of the U. S. Highway No. 17 with the Ashley river and proceeding along the following course--generally northwest along the northern and eastern boundaries of the incorporated portion of the city of Charleston in St. Andrews to the intersection of the boundaries with a line extending South from Lindendale Avenue; North along Lindendale Avenue to the intersection with Oak Dale Place; southwest along Oak Dale Place to the intersection with Peeks Pike Avenue; North along Peeks Pike Avenue to the intersection with St. Andrews Boulevard (S. C. Highway No. 61); northwest along St. Andrews Boulevard to the intersection with Sycamore Avenue; generally northeast along Sycamore Avenue to the intersection with Minnie Street; southeast along Minnie Street to the intersection with Main Street; North along Main Street on a line extending to Old Town Creek; East along the waters of Old Town Creek to the confluence of the waters with the Ashley River; South along the waters of the Ashley River to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the point of the intersection of a line extending South from Lindendale Avenue to the boundary line of the incorporated portion of the City of Charleston and proceeding along the following course--southwest along the boundary of the City of Charleston to U. S. Highway 17; northwest along U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection of the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston and Charleston Precinct No. 23; North and East along the corporate boundary line of the City of Charleston to the intersection with S. C. Highway 61; southeast along S. C. Highway 61 to the intersection with Peeks Pike; southeast along Peeks Pike to the intersection with Oakdale Avenue; northeast along Oakdale Avenue to the intersection with Lindendale Avenue; South to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 3--Beginning at the point of the intersection of S. C. Highway 61 and Charleston Precinct No. 23, and proceeding along the following course--generally northwest along Charleston Precinct No. 23 and the corporate boundary line of the City of Charleston to the intersection with S. C. Highway 61 and corporate boundary line of the City of Charleston and Charleston Precinct No. 30; South and East along the boundary line of Charleston Precinct No. 30 to the intersection with the waters of Old Town Creek; East along the waters of Old Town Creek to the intersection with an extended line of Main Street; southwest along said extended line and Main Street to the intersection with Minnie Street; West along Minnie Street to the intersection with Sycamore Street; southwest along Sycamore Street to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 4--Beginning at the confluence of the waters of Elliott's Cut and Stono River and proceeding along the following course--West along the Stono River to the confluence of Long Branch Creek; North along the waters of Long Branch Creek to the intersection of Seaboard Coast Line Spur tracks; northeast along the Seaboard Coast Line Spur tracks to the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; South, West, and southwest along the corporate boundaries of the City of Charleston to the Stono River; southeast along the waters of the Stono River to the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; then generally North, East and West along the boundaries of the City of Charleston to the intersection of Stinson Drive; South on Stinson Drive to the intersection with Piper Avenue; South on Piper Avenue to the intersection of Culver Avenue; East on Culver Avenue to the intersection of Curtiss Avenue; North on Curtiss Avenue to the intersection of Swift Avenue; East along Swift Avenue to the intersection with Fishburne Drive; South along Fishburne Drive to the intersection of W. Field Road; East along W. Field Road to the intersection of Geddes Avenue; North on Geddes Avenue to Overdell Drive; East on Overdell Drive to the intersection of Wappoo Road and the corporate boundaries of the City of Charleston Precinct No. 24 to the intersection of the waters of Wappoo Creek; East along the waters of Wappoo Creek to the confluence of Elliott's Cut; West along said waters to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 5--Beginning at the point of the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 with Savage Road and proceeding along the following course--southeast on U. S. Highway 17 to the intersection of the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston and Charleston Precinct No. 34; South and West along the corporate limits of the City of Charleston to the intersection of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad spur tracks; southwest along said tracks to the intersection of Charleston Precinct No. 34 and the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; northwest along Charleston Precinct No. 34 to the intersection of Long Branch Creek and Clemson University Experimental Farm; North along the boundary line of Clemson University Experimental Farm to the intersection of Charleston Precinct No. 34 and corporate limits of the City of Charleston; East along southern boundary of Charleston Precinct No. 34 to the intersection of Savage Road; South along Savage Road to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 6--Beginning at the point of the intersection of S. C. Highway 61 and S. C. Highway 7 and proceeding along the following course--South on S. C. Highway 61 to the intersection of Wappoo Road; North and East on Wappoo Road to the intersection of Ashley Hall Road; South on Ashley Hall Road to the intersection of the corporate limits of the City of Charleston and Charleston Precinct No. 24; South along the corporate boundary lines of the City of Charleston Precinct No. 24 to the intersection of Overdell Drive; West along Overdell Drive to the intersection with Geddes Avenue; South along Geddes Avenue to the intersection with Westfield Drive; West along Westfield Drive to the intersection with Fishburne Drive; northwest along Fishburne Drive to the intersection with Swift Avenue; West along Swift Avenue to the intersection with Curtis Avenue; South along Curtis Avenue to the intersection with Culver Avenue; West along Culver Avenue to the intersection with Piper Avenue; northeast along Piper Avenue to the intersection with Stinson Drive; North along Stinson Drive to the intersection with U. S. Highway 17; northwest to the intersection with Savage Road; northeast along Savage Road to the intersection of the corporate boundary lines of the City of Charleston and Charleston Precinct No. 24; East and South along Charleston Precinct No. 24 to the corporate boundary lines of the City of Charleston to the intersection with S. C. Highway 7 and St. Andrews Precinct No. 9; northeast along S. C. Highway 7 to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 7--Beginning at the point of the intersection of Wappoo Road with S. C. Highway No. 61 and proceeding along the following course--Northwest along S. C. Highway No. 61 to the intersection with Savage Road; West along Savage Road to the intersection of Charleston Precinct No. 34 and the corporate boundary lines of the City of Charleston; northwest and northeast along the corporate boundary lines of the City of Charleston to the intersection with S. C. Highway No. 61 and Charleston Precinct No. 21; generally southeast along Charleston Precinct No. 21 and corporate boundary lines of the City of Charleston to the intersection with Ashley Hall Road; generally southeast along the corporate boundary lines of the City of Charleston to the intersection with Wappoo Road; West along Wappoo Road to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 8--Beginning at the intersection of Woodland Road with S. C. Highway 61 and proceeding along the following course--North on S. C. Highway 61 to the intersection with Charleston Precinct No. 21 and S. C. Highway 61; East and South along the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston and Charleston Precinct No. 21 and S. C. Highway 61; generally along the northern boundary of Charleston Precinct No. 34 to the confluence of Church Creek; North along said Church Creek to an extended line of Bishop Drive; northeast along Bishop Drive to the intersection of Planters Drive and Woodland Road; West on Woodland Road to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 9--Beginning at the intersection of S. C. Highway 7 and S. C. Highway 61 and proceeding along the following course--southwest on S. C. Highway 7 to the intersection of corporate limits of the City of Charleston and Charleston Precinct No. 24; North and West along the boundary of Charleston Precinct No. 24 to the intersection of Savage Road; East along Savage Road to the intersection of S. C. Highway 61; South along S. C. Highway 61 to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 10--Beginning at the point of the intersection of S. C. Highway 61 and Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks and proceeding along the following course--South along S. C. Highway 61 to the intersection of Woodland Road; West on Woodland Road to the intersection of Planters Drive; northwest on Planters Drive to the intersection of Bishop Drive; southwest on Bishop Drive to Church Creek and the boundary lines of Charleston Precinct No. 35; North along the boundary of Charleston Precinct No. 35 to the intersection of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; northeast along said tracks to S. C. Highway 61 and the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 11--Beginning at the point of the intersection of an extended line of Boone Hall Road and a tidal creek and proceeding along the following course--South along tidal creek to the intersection of Ashley Hall Road and the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; East, South, and North along the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 12--Beginning at the point of intersection of Ashley Hall Road and Orange Grove Road and the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston and proceeding along the following course--northwest along the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston to the intersection with the first tidal creek; North on said tidal creek to the intersection of the corporate boundary of the City of Charleston; West, South, and North along said corporate boundary to the waters of the Ashley River; East along the waters of the Ashley River to the intersection of said waters with Charleston Precinct No. 20; South along Charleston Precinct No. 20 to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 13--Beginning at the point of the intersection of Sanders Road and S. C. Highway 57 and proceeding along the following course--North on Highway 57 to the corporate limits of the city of Charleston; generally south along corporate boundary of City of Charleston to the Stono River; west on the Stono River to S. C. Highway 20; North on S. C. Highway 20 to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; northeast on said tracks to Sanders Road; west on Sanders Road to point of beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 14--Beginning at the point of the intersection of the Ashley River with the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks and proceeding along the following course--southwest along the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to the S. C. Highway 61 and the corporate boundary lines of the City of Charleston; West along an extended line of Bees Ferry Road (including all unincorporated area North of Bees Ferry Road) to the intersection with S. C. Highway 394; northwest along S. C. Highway 394 to the intersection with the boundary of the Bear Swamp State Forest; northwest along the Charleston County line; North, East, and South along the Charleston County Line to the Ashley River; South along the Ashley River to the point of the beginning.

St. Andrews Precinct No. 15--Beginning at the point of the intersection of S.C. Highway 20 and the Stono River and proceeding along the following course: South along the waters of the Stono River to the intersection of said waters and Rantowles Creek; North along waters of said creek to the boundaries of Dorchester and Charleston County and Bear Swamp; East around boundary of Bear Swamp to S.C. Highway 57 (Bees Ferry Road); Northeast along S.C. Highway 57 to Sanders Road; Southeast on Sanders Road to the intersection of the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; Southwest along Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks to S.C. Highway 20; South on S.C. Highway 20 to the Stono River to the point of the beginning.

Meggett Precinct No. 1--All of the corporate limits of the town of Meggett bounded on the North by the town of Hollywood; bounded on the East, South, and West by the unincorporated portion of Charleston County know as Meggett Precinct No. 2.

Meggett Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the intersection of S. C. Highway 162 and S. C. Highway 1160 and proceeding along the following course--East on S. C. Highway 162 to the corporate limits of the town of Hollywood; South along the corporate limits to the intersection of corporate limits of the town of Meggett; following the southern and eastern boundaries of the corporate limits of the town of Meggett and the boundaries of the town of Hollywood to the intersection of S. C. Highway 162; East along S. C. Highway 162 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 318; South on S. C. Highway 318 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 1444; southeast on S. C. Highway 1444 to the confluence of the Stono River; southwest along the Stono River to the confluence of New Cut Creek; southwest along new Cut Creek to the confluence of Church Creek; North to the confluence of Wadmalaw Sound; West along Wadmalaw Sound to the confluence of the Wadmalaw River; West on Wadmalaw River to the confluence of the Toogoodoo Creek; North along Toogoodoo Creek to Swinton Creek; North on Swinton Creek to S. C. Highway 390; East on S. C. Highway 390 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 1160; North on S. C. Highway 1160 to the point of the beginning.

Ravenel Precinct No. 1--All of the corporate limits of the Town of Ravenel; bounded on the South by the corporate limits of the town of Hollywood, on the West by Adams Run Precinct No. 1, and on the North and East by the unincorporated area of Charleston County known as Ravenel Precinct No. 2.

Ravenel Precinct No. 2--All of the unincorporated area of Charleston County commonly known as "Ravenel section", beginning at the intersection of S.C. Highway 317 and Dorham Crossroads preceeding along the following course: East on S.C. Highway 317 to Rantowles Creek; Southeast on Rantowles Creek to Stono River; South on Stono River to an extended line of Royal Harbor Road; West on Royal Harbor Road to Chaplins Landing; North on Chaplins Landing to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks; West on Seaboard Coast Line Railroad tracks along corporate boundary limits of the town of Hollywood; West and North on corporate boundary limits of the town of Hollywood to intersection of U.S. Highway 17 and boundary of the town of Ravenel; West on the boundary of the town of Ravenel to S.C. Highway 165; North on S.C. Highway 165 to point of beginning.

Hollywood Precinct--All of the corporate limits of the town of Hollywood, South Carolina; said Precinct being bounded on the North by the town of Ravenel; on the South by the town of Meggett; on the East by Ravenel Precinct No. 2, and Meggett Precinct 2, and on the west by Adams Run Precinct No. 1 and Meggett Precinct 2.

Adams Run Precinct No. 1--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 and the waters of the South Edisto River and proceeding along the following course--North along the waters of the South Edisto River to the intersection with the Charleston County and Dorchester County Line; southeast along the boundary of Charleston County and S. C. Highway 317 to the intersection with S. C. Highway 165 at Dorham Crossroads; southeast along S. C. Highway 165 to the intersection with the corporate boundary of Ravenel; southwest and East along the corporate boundary of Ravenel to the intersection with the corporate boundary of Hollywood; West and South along the corporate boundary of Hollywood to the intersection with S. C. Highway 162; West along S. C. Highway 162 to the intersection with S. C. Highway 164; West along S. C. Highway 164 to the intersection with S. C. Highway 174; North along S. C. Highway 174 to the intersection with the waters of Adams Run Creek; northwest along the waters of Adams Run Creek to a point approximately one-half mile West of S. C. Highway 38; northwest to the intersection with the waters of Penny Creek; northwest along the waters of Penny Creek to the intersection with U. S. Highway 17; West along U. S. Highway 17 to the point of the beginning.

Adams Run Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 17 and Edisto River and proceeding along the following course--East along U. S. Highway 17 to Adams Run Creek; South on Adams Run Creek to intersection of S. C. Highway 174; South on S. C. Highway 174 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 164; East on S. C. Highway 164 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 162; East on S. C. Highway 162 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 1160; South on S. C. Highway 1160 to the intersection of S. C. Highway 390; West on S. C. Highway 390 to the intersection of Toogoodoo Creek; South along Toogoodoo Creek to the intersection of the Wadmalaw River; South along the Wadmalaw River to the confluence of the North Edisto River; northwest along Edisto River to Dawhoo River; northwest on Dawhoo River to the confluence of the South Edisto River; North on the South Edisto River to the point of the beginning.

Edisto Precinct--All that area known as Edisto Island except for Edisto Beach; bounded on the South by the Atlantic Ocean and Edisto Beach; bounded on the West by the South Edisto River; bounded on the North by the Dawhoo River; and bounded on the East by the North Edisto River.

Wadmalaw Precinct--All of the unincorporated area of Charleston County known as Wadmalaw Island; bounded on the West by North Edisto River, on the North by Wadmalaw River, on the East by Church Creek, and on the South by Bohicket Creek.

John's Island Precinct No. 1--Beginning at the confluence of New Cut Creek and Church Creek and proceeding along the following course--northeast on New Cut Creek to the confluence of the Stono River; East and South on the Stono River to an extended line of S. C. Highway 1442; southeast on S. C. Highway 1442 to the intersection of a tidal creek located just above S. C. Highway 700 and Church Creek; West on Church Creek to the point of beginning.

John's Island Precinct No. 2--Beginning at the point where S. C. Highway 700 crosses the Stono River and proceeding along the following course--West on S. C. Highway 700 until it reaches Church Creek; Northwest on Church Creek to the confluence of the first tidal creek; northeast along said tidal creek; North on S. C. Highway 1442 to S. C. Highway 54; East on S. C. Highway 54 approximately one-half mile; North on a tidal creek to the Stono River; East on the Stono River to the point of the beginning.

John's Island Precinct No. 3--Beginning at the intersection of S. C. Highway 700 and the Stono River and proceeding along the following course--South on the Stono River to a tidal creek located one half mile from the intersection of S. C. Highway 54 and S. C. Highway 1156; southwest on S. C. Highway 54 to S. C. Highway 91; West on S. C. Highway 91 to S. C. Highway 20; northeast on S. C. Highway 20 to Cottage Plantation Road; West on Cottage Plantation Road to Bohicket Creek; East on Bohicket Creek to S. C. Highway 700; East on S. C. Highway 700 to the point of the beginning.

John's Island Precinct No. 4--Beginning at the confluence of the Stono River and the Kiawah River proceeding along the following course: Southwest on the Kiawah River to Haul Over Creek; West on an extended line 500 feet South of Resurrection Road to Bohicket Road; West on extended line 500 feet South of Camp Care Road to Bohicket Creek; North on Bohicket Creek to an extended line of Cottage Plantation Road; East on said extended line to Cottage Plantation Road; East on Cottage Plantation Road to Bohicket Road; South on Bohicket Road to River Road; East on River Road to a tidal creek located East of Burden Creek Road; East on said tidal creek to the Stono River; South on the Stono River to point of beginning.

John's Island Precinct No. 5--Beginning at the point where the Stono River meets the Atlantic Ocean and the proceeding along the following course: Southwest along the Atlantic Ocean to the confluence of the North Edisto River; Northwest on the North Edisto River to Bohicket Creek; Northeast on Bohicket Creek to an extended line 500 feet South of Camp Care Road; East on said line to Bohicket Road; Southeast from Bohicket Road to an extended line of Haul Over Creek; East on Haul Over Creek to Kiawah River; East on Kiawah River to Stono River; South on Stono River to point of beginning.

(b) The Charleston County Election Commission shall designate, from time to time, the polling place in each precinct.

(a) In Charleston County there shall be the following precincts:

St. James-Santee

McClellanville 1

McClellanville 2

Awendaw

Christ Church 1

Christ Church 2

Christ Church 3

Christ Church 4

Christ Church 5

Christ Church 6

Christ Church 7

Christ Church 8A

Christ Church 8B

Christ Church 8C

Christ Church 8D

Christ Church 9A

Christ Church 9B

Mount Pleasant 1

Mount Pleasant 2

Mount Pleasant 3

Mount Pleasant 4

Mount Pleasant 5

Mount Pleasant 6

Mount Pleasant 7

Mount Pleasant 8

Mount Pleasant 9A

Mount Pleasant 9B

Mount Pleasant 10

Mount Pleasant 11

Isle of Palms 1

Isle of Palms 2

Sullivans Island

Charleston 1

Charleston 2

Charleston 3

Charleston 4

Charleston 5A

Charleston 5B

Charleston 6

Charleston 7

Charleston 8

Charleston 9

Charleston 10

Charleston 11

Charleston 12

Charleston 13

Charleston 14

Charleston 15

Charleston 16

Charleston 17

Charleston 18

Charleston 19

Charleston 20

Charleston 21

Charleston 22

Charleston 23

Charleston 24

Charleston 25

Charleston 26

Charleston 27

Charleston 28

Charleston 29

Charleston 30

North Charleston 1A

North Charleston 1B

North Charleston 2

North Charleston 3A

North Charleston 3B

North Charleston 4

North Charleston 5

North Charleston 6

North Charleston 7

North Charleston 8

North Charleston 9A

North Charleston 9B

North Charleston 10

North Charleston 11

North Charleston 12A

North Charleston 12B

North Charleston 13A

North Charleston 13B

North Charleston 14A

North Charleston 14B

North Charleston 15

North Charleston 16

North Charleston 17

North Charleston 19

North Charleston 20

North Charleston 21

North Charleston 23

North Charleston 24

North Charleston 25

North Charleston 26

North Charleston 27

North Charleston 28

North Charleston 29

North Charleston 30

North Charleston 31

North Charleston 32

North Charleston 33A

North Charleston 33B

Deer Park 1A

Deer Park 1B

Deer Park 2A

Deer Park 2B

Deer Park 2C

Deer Park 3

Ladson 1

Ladson 2

Lincolnville

Saint Andrews 1

Saint Andrews 2

Saint Andrews 3

Saint Andrews 4

Saint Andrews 5

Saint Andrews 6

Saint Andrews 8

Saint Andrews 9

Saint Andrews 10

Saint Andrews 11

Saint Andrews 12

Saint Andrews 13

Saint Andrews 14

Saint Andrews 15

Saint Andrews 16

Saint Andrews 17

Saint Andrews 18

Saint Andrews 19

Saint Andrews 20A

Saint Andrews 20B

Saint Andrews 21

Saint Andrews 22

Saint Andrews 23

Saint Andrews 24

Saint Andrews 25

Saint Andrews 26

Saint Andrews 27A

Saint Andrews 27B

Saint Andrews 28

Saint Andrews 29

Saint Andrews 30

Saint Andrews 31A

Saint Andrews 31B

Saint Andrews 31C

Saint Andrews 32A

Saint Andrews 32B

Folly Beach

James Island 1

James Island 3

James Island 4

James Island 5

James Island 6

James Island 7

James Island 8

James Island 9

James Island 10

James Island 11

James Island 12

James Island 13

James Island 14

James Island 15

James Island 17

James Island 19

James Island 20

James Island 22

Meggett 1

Meggett 2

Ravenel 1

Ravenel 2

Adams Run 1

Adams Run 2

Hollywood

Edisto

Wadmalaw 1

Wadmalaw 2

Johns Island 1

Johns Island 2

Johns Island 3

Johns Island 4

Johns Island 5A

Johns Island 5B

(b) The precinct lines defining the above precincts in Charleston County are as shown on the official map of the United States Census Bureau dated September 1, 1991, and on file with the Division of Research and Statistical Services of the State Budget and Control Board and as shown on the certified copies provided to the State Election Commission and the Board of Voter Registration of the county by the Division of Research and Statistical Services.

(c) The Charleston County Election Commission shall designate, from time to time, the polling place in each precinct."

SECTION 2. Section 7-7-145 of the 1976 Code, as last amended by Act No. 558 of 1990, is further amended to read:

SECTION 3. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor./

Amend title to conform.

Senator PASSAILAIGUE explained the amendment.

There being no further amendments, the Bill was read the second time, passed and ordered to a third reading.

On motion of Senator PASSAILAIGUE, S. 1137 was ordered to receive a third reading on Thursday, January 30, 1992.

S. 572 -- Senator Drummond: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 39-55-55, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO MEMBERS OF THE CEMETERY BOARD, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVISIONS FOR TWO MEMBERS TO BE APPOINTED FROM NOMINATIONS BY THE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION AND FOR INITIAL TERMS, PROVIDE FOR NOMINATIONS FROM AN INDIVIDUAL, A GROUP, OR AN ASSOCIATION, AND PROVIDE FOR APPOINTMENT AFTER A VACANCY; TO AMEND SECTION 39-55-95, RELATING TO LICENSES FOR THE OPERATION OF A CEMETERY, SO AS TO DECREASE THE REQUIRED EXPERIENCE FOR A GENERAL MANAGER FROM TWO YEARS TO ONE YEAR; TO AMEND SECTION 39-55-115, RELATING TO POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BOARD, SO AS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL DUTIES REGARDING INVESTIGATIONS OF LICENSEES AND REVOCATION AND SUSPENSION OF LICENSES AND PROVIDE FOR APPLICATION OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ACT TO RELATED PROCEEDINGS; TO AMEND SECTION 39-55-125, RELATING TO RECORDS AND REGULATIONS OF A CEMETERY, SO AS TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN REGULATIONS, PROVIDE FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF FEES, DEFINE LABOR COSTS, AND PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT, AMENDMENT, AND ABOLISHMENT OF REGULATIONS PURSUANT TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ACT; TO AMEND SECTION 39-55-185, RELATING TO THE MERCHANDISE TRUST FUND, SO AS TO REQUIRE A FINANCIAL REPORT TO BE SIGNED BY A LICENSED ACCOUNTANT; AND TO REAUTHORIZE THE EXISTENCE OF THE CEMETERY BOARD FOR FIVE YEARS.

Senator DRUMMOND asked unanimous consent to take the Bill up for immediate consideration.

On motion of Senator DRUMMOND, the Bill was recommitted to the General Committee.

S. 740 -- Senator Russell: A JOINT RESOLUTION TO REAUTHORIZE THE SOUTH CAROLINA CEMETERY BOARD FOR FIVE YEARS.

Senator DRUMMOND asked unanimous consent to take the Bill up for immediate consideration.

On motion of Senator DRUMMOND, the Bill was recommitted to the General Committee.

H. 3408 -- Rep. Kirsh: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 39-55-55, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO MEMBERS OF THE CEMETERY BOARD, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVISIONS FOR TWO MEMBERS TO BE APPOINTED FROM NOMINATIONS BY THE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION AND FOR INITIAL TERMS, PROVIDE FOR NOMINATIONS FROM AN INDIVIDUAL, A GROUP, OR AN ASSOCIATION, AND PROVIDE FOR APPOINTMENT AFTER A VACANCY; TO AMEND SECTION 39-55-95, RELATING TO LICENSES FOR THE OPERATION OF A CEMETERY, SO AS TO DECREASE THE REQUIRED EXPERIENCE FOR A GENERAL MANAGER FROM TWO YEARS TO ONE YEAR; TO AMEND SECTION 39-55-115, RELATING TO POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BOARD, SO AS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL DUTIES REGARDING INVESTIGATIONS OF LICENSEES AND REVOCATION AND SUSPENSION OF LICENSES AND PROVIDE FOR APPLICATION OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ACT TO RELATED PROCEEDINGS; TO AMEND SECTION 39-55-125, RELATING TO RECORDS AND REGULATIONS OF A CEMETERY, SO AS TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN REGULATIONS, PROVIDE FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF FEES, DEFINE LABOR COSTS, AND PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT, AMENDMENT, AND ABOLISHMENT OF REGULATIONS PURSUANT TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ACT; TO AMEND SECTION 39-55-185, RELATING TO THE MERCHANDISE TRUST FUND, SO AS TO REQUIRE A FINANCIAL REPORT TO BE SIGNED BY A LICENSED ACCOUNTANT; AND TO REAUTHORIZE THE EXISTENCE OF THE CEMETERY BOARD FOR FIVE YEARS.

Senator DRUMMOND asked unanimous consent to take the Bill up for immediate consideration.

On motion of Senator DRUMMOND, the Bill was recommitted to the General Committee.

H. 3775 -- Rep. Bennett: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 50-13-1116, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE MARKING AND IDENTIFICATION OF NONGAME FISHING DEVICES, SO AS TO REVISE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR FLOATING MARKERS; TO AMEND SECTION 50-13-1135, RELATING TO COMMERCIAL AND NONCOMMERCIAL FISHING LICENSES FOR TAKING FRESHWATER NONGAME FISH WITH CERTAIN FISHING DEVICES, SO AS TO REVISE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A TROTLINE; TO AMEND SECTION 50-13-1145, RELATING TO THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF DEVICES FOR FRESHWATER FISHING, SO AS TO REVISE THE NUMBER OF TROTLINE HOOKS; TO AMEND SECTION 50-13-1150, RELATING TO APPLICATIONS AND FEES FOR RESIDENT AND NONRESIDENT COMMERCIAL FISHING LICENSES, SO AS TO INCREASE THE FEE FOR NONRESIDENTS FROM FIVE HUNDRED TO SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS; TO AMEND SECTION 50-13-1155, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO TAGS AND PERMITS FOR CERTAIN NONGAME FISHING DEVICES, SO AS TO INCREASE THE PURCHASE PRICE FOR THE TAGS AND PERMITS FOR NONRESIDENTS TO FIFTY DOLLARS; TO AMEND SECTION 50-13-1180, RELATING TO TROTLINES, SO AS TO REQUIRE TROTLINE HOOKS USED IN LAKES MARION AND MOULTRIE TO HAVE A GAP AND PROHIBIT STAINLESS STEEL HOOKS; TO AMEND SECTION 50-13-1192, RELATING TO THE TYPE AND NUMBER OF NONGAME FISHING DEVICES USED IN FRESHWATER, SO AS TO REVISE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR TROTLINES; AND TO AMEND SECTION 50-13-1195, RELATING TO PENALTIES IN THE PROTECTION OF NONGAME FISH, SO AS TO AUTHORIZE THE FORFEITURE OF TAGS AND PERMITS AND PROVIDE FOR THE INELIGIBILITY FOR OTHER TAGS AND PERMITS UPON FORFEITURE.

On motion of Senator GIESE, the Bill was carried over.

THE SENATE PROCEEDED TO H. 3836, CONGRESSIONAL REAPPORTIONMENT.

H. 3836 -- Rep. Wilkins: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 7-19-40, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS, SO AS TO REAPPORTION AND FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE COMPOSITION OF THE DISTRICTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE UNITED STATES CENSUS OF 1990.

The Senate proceeded to a consideration of the Bill. The question being the second reading of the Bill.

Senator WILLIAMS spoke in the Bill.

Senators WILLIAMS, HOLLAND, SALEEBY, MCCONNELL, POPE, MATTHEWS and STILWELL proposed the following Amendment No. 2 (A:\CWILL21.AMD):

Amend the bill, as and if amended, by striking all after the enacting words and inserting in lieu thereof the following:

Section 1. Section 7-19-45. Commencing with the 1992 general election, one member of the United States House of Representatives must be elected from each of the following districts:
DISTRICT 1

Area Population

Greenville County 320,167

Pickens County

POWDERSVILLE 3,211

Spartanburg County 226,800

Union County 30,337

DISTRICT TOTAL 580,515

PERCENT VARIATION -0.104

DISTRICT 2

Area Population

Abbeville County 23,862

Aiken County

AIKEN 2 2,617

AIKEN 4 2,336

BATH 1,749

BEECH ISLAND 2,166

BELVEDERE 44 2,260

BELVEDERE 45 4,684

BELVEDERE 9 2,277

BREEZY HILL 2,035

CAROLINA HEIGHTS 2,242

CHINA SPRINGS 2,258

CLEARWATER 1,511

FOX CREEK 2,253

GRANITEVILLE 2,759

HAMMOND 2,546

JACKSON 2,843

JORDANTOWN 1,130

LANGLEY 2,843

LYNWOOD 1,608

NORTH AUGUSTA 25 1,949

NORTH AUGUSTA 26 3,548

NORTH AUGUSTA 27 1,911

NORTH AUGUSTA 28 2,142

NORTH AUGUSTA 29 1,547

NORTH AUGUSTA 54 1,851

NORTH AUGUSTA 55 1,465

SAVANNAH RIVER SITE 0

SIX POINTS 35 1,431

SIX POINTS 46 2,370

VAUCLUSE 904

WILLOW SPRINGS 3,641

Allendale County

FAIRFAX 2 3,273

MARTIN 881

WOODS 932

Anderson County 145,196

Barnwell County

BARNWELL 1 1,200

BARNWELL 4 2,217

SNEELING 1,069

Beaufort County

BLUFFTON 1 2,348

BLUFFTON 2 3,784

BURTON 1A 1,846

BURTON 2C 1,500

CHECHESSEE 660

DAUFUSKIE 122

PI 10 0

PI 1 0

PI 2 1,278

PI 3 1,030

PI 4 535

PI 5 255

PI 6 1,256

PI 7 387

PI 8 701

PI 9 1,730

Colleton County

BELLS 373

CANADY'S 602

HORSE PEN 608

HUDSON'S MILL 544

MAPLE CANE 677

PENIEL 609

PEOPLES 497

PETITS 194

RICE PATCH 971

ROUND O 657

RUFFIN 506

SIDNEY 390

SNIDERS 873

STOKES 710

WALTERBORO 1 2,694

WALTERBORO 2 3,303

WALTERBORO 3 2,898

WALTERBORO 4 4,006

WILLIAMS 516

WOLFE CREEK 505

Edgefield County 18,375

Greenwood County 59,567

Hampton County

BLACK CREEK 256

BONNETT 758

CROCKETVILLE MILEY 699

ESTILL 3,909

GARNETT 235

HAMPTON COURTHOUSE 1 1,803

HAMPTON COURTHOUSE 2 1,980

HOPEWELL 209

HORSE GALL 99

VARNVILLE 2,614

Jasper County

HARDEEVILLE 1 2,028

HARDEEVILLE 2 1,189

LEVY 1,652

PINELAND 1,044

TILLMAN 897

Laurens County

BARKSDALE NARNI 1,003

BREWERTON 737

COOKS STORE 684

DANIELS STORE 145

DIALS 405

EKOM 296

GRAY COURT 1,531

GRAYS 492

HICKORY TAVERN 1,509

JONES STORE 1,607

LANFORD 553

LONG BRANCH 1,633

MADDENS 1,563

MOUNT OLIVE 411

ORA 436

OWINGS 972

PLEASANT MOUND 442

POPLAR SPRINGS 689

PRINCETON 528

SHILOH 268

STEWART STORE 764

TRINITY RIDGE 1,473

WARD 1 537

WARD 2 1,044

WARD 3 1,344

WARD 4 2,496

WARD 5 2,454

WARD 6 2,034

WATTSVILLE 2,734

WOODVILLE 1,483

YOUNGS 841

McCormick County 8,868

Oconee County 57,494

Pickens County

ALBERT R. LEWIS 2,027

AMBLER 1,493

ARIAL MILL 3,052

BRUSHY CREEK 1,699

CALHOUN 3,672

CEDAR ROCK 990

CENTRAL 1 2,483

CENTRAL 2 2,058

CLEMSON 2,554

CROSSWELL 2,611

DACUSVILLE 3,962

EASLEY 3,687

FLAT ROCK 1,964

FOREST ACRES 4,034

GEORGES CREEK 1,276

HOLLY SPRINGS 1,437

LAWRENCE CHAPEL 719

LIBERTY 1 3,428

LIBERTY 2 1,398

MCKISSICK 2,613

MOUNTAIN VIEW 1,218

NORRIS 1,994

PARK STREET 5,011

PICKENS 1 3,617

PICKENS 2 2,588

PICKENS 3 3,675

PIKE 755

PRATERS CREEK 1,265

PUMPKINTOWN 1,492

RICES CREEK 1,290

SIX MILE 3,368

SMITH GROVE 2,202

STONE CHURCH 2,626

UNIVERSITY 9,240

ZION 3,185

Saluda County

CLYDE 505

FRUIT HILL 1,110

HOLSTONS 995

MAYSON 571

MONETTA 253

PLEASANT CROSS 362

RICHLAND 682

RIDGE SPRING 1,329

SALUDA 1 2,489

SALUDA 2 1,787

WARD 607

DISTRICT TOTAL 581,228

PERCENT VARIATION 0.019

DISTRICT 3

Area Population

Aiken County

AIKEN 1 1,428

AIKEN 3 2,234

AIKEN 47 1,821

AIKEN 5 2,656

AIKEN 6 1,744

COLLEGE ACRES 1,566

COUCHTON 1,947

EUREKA 1,281

GLOVERVILLE 1,577

HOLLOW CREEK 5,298

LEVELS 3,042

MILLBROOK 3,567

MONETTA 1,319

MONTMORENCI 1,381

NEW ELLENTON 2,515

NEW HOLLAND 844

OAK GROVE 864

PERRY 1,287

REDDS BRANCH 1,384

SALLEY 990

SHAWS FORK 668

SHILOH 1,961

TABERNACLE 795

TALATHA 4,351

TOWN CREEK 1,103

WAGENER 2,209

WARD 1,562

WARRENSVILLE 2,202

WHITE POND 783

WINDSOR 1,685

Allendale County

ALLENDALE 1 2,214

ALLENDALE 2 2,296

FAIRFAX 1 1,002

SYCAMORE 658

ULMER 466

Bamberg County

COLSTON 336

EHRHARDT 1,257

GOVAN 359

KEARSE 229

NORTH BAMBERG 2,634

OLAR 781

Barnwell County

BARNWELL 2 2,267

BARNWELL 3 1,715

ELKO 758

FRIENDSHIP 663

HILDA 1,260

KLINE 885

WILLISTON 1 1,665

WILLISTON 2 804

WILLISTON 3 1,523

Calhoun County

BETHEL 1,104

CAMERON 996

CENTER HILL 1,050

FALL BRANCH 498

MIDWAY 488

MURPH MILL 548

SANDY RUN 1,509

Fairfield County

CENTERVILLE 268

RIDGEWAY 2,653

SIMPSON 909

SOUTH WINNSBORO 1,155

WINNSBORO 1 2,864

WINNSBORO 2 1,818

WINNSBORO MILLS 1,620

Hampton County

BRUNSON 1,090

GIFFORD 483

RIVERS MILL 169

Kershaw County

CHARLOTTE THOMPSON 1,955

DOBYS MILL 1,295

ELGIN 1 2,803

ELGIN 2 2,701

LUGOFF 1 1,416

LUGOFF 2 2,427

LUGOFF 3 1,292

RABONS CROSSROADS 1,671

SALT POND 1,210

Laurens County

BAILEYS 1,747

CLINTON 1 BOX 1 2,534

CLINTON 1 BOX 2 6,527

CLINTON MILL 3,470

CROSS HILL 1,656

HOPEWELL 496

JOANNA 1,979

LYDIA MILL 1,969

MOUNT PLEASANT 283

MOUNTVILLE 889

RENNO 323

SHADY GROVE 508

TIP TOP 1,194

WATERLOO 1,409

Lexington County 167,611

Newberry County 33,172

Orangeburg County

BETHEL 809

COPE 815

CORDOVA 4,171

EAST NORTH 1,581

EAST SPRINGFIELD 917

EDISTO 1,276

FOUR HOLES 864

LIMESTONE 2,775

NEESES-LIVINGSTON 1,784

NORTH BRANCHVILLE 1,400

NORWAY 1,977

ORANGEBURG WARD 10 1,103

ORANGEBURG WARD 1 1,246

ORANGEBURG WARD 6 1,357

ORANGEBURG WARD 7 887

ORANGEBURG WARD 8 788

ORANGEBURG WARD 9 797

PINEHILL-BOLEN 2,394

ROWESVILLE 725

SOUTH BRANCHVILLE 785

SUBURBAN 4 978

SUBURBAN 5 1,951

SUBURBAN 6 1,789

SUBURBAN 7 1,890

SUBURBAN 8 1,039

WEST NORTH 1,838

WEST SPRINGFIELD 858

Richland County

ARCADIA 3,751

BALLENTINE 3,358

BLYTHEWOOD 5,002

BRANDON 2,405

BRIARWOOD 2,577

COOPER 3,522

DENNYSIDE 1,390

E FOREST ACRES 2,113

ESTATES 2,715

FJ 10 0

FJ 11 942

FJ 12 597

FJ 13 546

FJ 14 5

FJ 15 5

FJ 16 0

FJ 17 2,109

FJ 18 0

FJ 19 0

FJ 1 0

FJ 20 0

FJ 21 3,017

FJ 2 0

FJ 3 444

FJ 4 475

FJ 5 72

FJ 6 7

FJ 7 0

FJ 8 3,073

FJ 9 0

FORT JACKSON 1,179

HAMPTON 2,897

HARBISON 4,609

HORRELL HILL 4,303

HUNTING CREEK 493

KEELS 4,481

KEENAN 2,951

KILLIAN 1,490

KINGSWOOD 3,234

LYKESLAND 4,511

MIDWAY 4,266

MILL CREEK 2,124

MONTICELLO 3,526

N FOREST ACRES 2,020

NEW FRIARSGATE 5,227

NORTH SPRINGS 5,194

OAKWOOD 1,815

OLD FRIARSGATE 2,137

PENNINGTON 1,747

PINE LAKES 4,432

PINEWOOD 1,897

PONTIAC 4,298

RIVERSIDE 5,657

S FOREST ACRES 2,283

SATCHELFORD 1,176

SPRING VALLEY 6,917

SPRINGVILLE 3,226

ST ANDREWS 2,215

WALDEN 8,877

WARD 1 7,428

WARD 10 2,211

WARD 11 3,191

WARD 12 2,172

WARD 13 2,942

WARD 14 2,183

WARD 15 1,188

WARD 16 1,432

WARD 17 2,099

WARD 23 1,518

WARD 24 1,181

WARD 25 2,160

WARD 27 4,048

WARD 34 1,792

WARD 6 1,973

WHITEWELL 7,121

WILDEWOOD 4,367

WOODFIELD 5,573

WOODLANDS 3,992

Saluda County

CENTENNIAL 716

DELMAR 555

DENNY 398

HIGGINS 230

HOLLYWOOD 1,062

HOLLY 829

MOUNT WILLING 294

PLEASANT GROVE 552

SARDIS 722

ZOAR 309

DISTRICT TOTAL 581,934

PERCENT VARIATION 0.141

DISTRICT 4

Area Population

Bamberg County

EAST DENMARK 4,129

EDISTO 468

HIGHTOWERS MILL 132

HUNTERS CHAPEL 240

LITTLE SWAMP 239

SOUTH BAMBERG 3,647

WEST DENMARK 2,451

Barnwell County

BLACKVILLE 1 1,633

BLACKVILLE 2 1,098

HEALING SPRINGS 1,536

Beaufort County

BURTON 1B 3,316

DALE LOBECO 1,244

LADYS ISLAND 3A 1,595

LB 10 55

LB 1 301

LB 2 319

LB 3 273

LB 4 5

LB 5 14

LB 6 1,096

LB 7 489

LB 8 922

LB 9 604

SAINT HELENA 1A 1,568

SAINT HELENA 2A 524

SAINT HELENA 2B 1,687

SEABROOK 1 1,681

SEABROOK 2 915

SEABROOK 3 1,519

SHELDON 1 1,052

SHELDON 2 898

Berkeley County

ALVIN 1,205

BETHERA 357

BONNEAU 2,692

CAINHOY 2,293

CORDESVILLE 1,407

CROSS 2,738

EADYTOWN 983

HILTON CROSS ROAD 2,380

HUGER 1,269

JAMESTOWN 760

LEBANON 678

MACEDONIA 2,229

MCBETH 1,169

RUSSELLVILLE 1,941

SAINT STEPHEN 4,223

SHULERVILLE HH 433

WASSAMASSAW 2,804

Calhoun County

CRESTON 358

DIXIE 2,779

FORT MOTTE 379

LONE STAR 1,073

ST. MATTHEWS 1,971

Charleston County

ADAMS RUN 2 1,149

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 10 182

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 11 90

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 12 314

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 13 398

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 14 309

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 15 172

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 16 0

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 17 346

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 18 0

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 19 0

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 20 0

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 2 617

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 3 704

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 4 524

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 5 19

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 6 305

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 7 116

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 8 120

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 9 62

CHARLESTON 10 1,743

CHARLESTON 11 564

CHARLESTON 12 734

CHARLESTON 13 1,116

CHARLESTON 14 881

CHARLESTON 15 722

CHARLESTON 16 984

CHARLESTON 17 1,676

CHARLESTON 18 1,469

CHARLESTON 19 2,864

CHARLESTON 20 1,570

CHARLESTON 21 1,338

CHARLESTON 22 730

CHARLESTON 23 1,296

CHARLESTON 24 879

CHARLESTON 25 1,552

CHARLESTON 26 952

CHARLESTON 27 994

CHARLESTON 28 992

CHARLESTON 29 1,047

CHARLESTON 30 2,795

CHARLESTON 8 1,438

CHARLESTON 9 1,123

CHRIST CHURCH 4 793

CHRIST CHURCH 6 468

CHRIST CHURCH 7 1,637

HOLLYWOOD 2,198

JAMES ISLAND 1 1,323

JAMES ISLAND 3 1,428

JOHNS ISLAND 1 3,057

JOHNS ISLAND 3 3,004

JOHNS ISLAND 4 1,157

MCCLELLANVILLE 2 339

MEGGETT 1 2,340

MEGGETT 2 969

no name for (0190154) 1,764

NORTH CHARLESTON 4 1,481

NORTH CHARLESTON 10 1,265

NORTH CHARLESTON 11 2,091

NORTH CHARLESTON 16 1,300

NORTH CHARLESTON 17 1,886

NORTH CHARLESTON 1 3,431

NORTH CHARLESTON 27 623

NORTH CHARLESTON 2 1,080

NORTH CHARLESTON 3 2,945

NORTH CHARLESTON 5 1,952

NORTH CHARLESTON 7 2,072

NORTH CHARLESTON 8 1,533

NORTH CHARLESTON 9 3,541

RAVENEL 1 1,738

RAVENEL 2 1,210

SAINT ANDREWS 11 1,726

SAINT ANDREWS 12 2,272

SAINT ANDREWS 13 1,983

SAINT ANDREWS 1 1,141

SAINT ANDREWS 21 1,849

SAINT ANDREWS 24 2,118

SAINT ANDREWS 25 1,031

SAINT ANDREWS 2 1,745

SAINT ANDREWS 3 1,132

ST JAMES - SANTEE 1,157

WADMALAW 1 1,266

WADMALAW 2 1,304

Clarendon County

ALCOLU 1,361

BARROWS MILL 261

BLOOMVILLE 498

CALVARY 961

DAVIS STATION 1,621

HARMONY 958

HICKS 1,205

HOME BRANCH 473

JORDAN 1,408

MANNING 1 1,084

MANNING 2 1,481

MANNING 3 1,388

MANNING 4 2,716

MANNING 5 1,340

NEW ZION 676

OAKDALE 292

PANOLA 550

PAXVILLE 1,130

SARDINIA GABLE 554

SUMMERTON 1 1,939

SUMMERTON 2 920

SUMMERTON 3 2,000

TURBEVILLE 1,242

WILSON FORESTON 1,622

Colleton County

ASHTON 170

BEREA 138

COTTAGEVILLE 2,614

EDISTO 524

GREEN POND 1,380

HENDERSONVILLE 1,921

JACKSONBORO 631

LODGE 679

MASHAWVILLE 1,015

RITTER 1,489

SMOAKS 1,332

Darlington County

ANTIOCH 2,242

BURNT BRANCH BETHEL 2,836

DARLINGTON 2 2,645

DARLINGTON 4 2,349

DARLINGTON 5 2,871

DOVESVILLE 1,353

HARTSVILLE 6 3,556

HIGH HILL INDIAN BRANCH 3,268

LAKE SWAMP 1,588

LAMAR 1 1,308

LAMAR 2 NEWMAN SWAMP 2,078

MONT CLARE MECHANICSVILLE 1,975

OATS PHILADELPHIA 1,325

PALMETTO 2,856

SOCIETY HILL 1,195

Dillon County

LATTA 3,627

Dorchester County

DELEMARS 505

FOUR HOLE 1,428

GIVHANS 1,688

GROVER NO.1 890

GROVER NO.3 221

HARLEYVILLE 980

INDIAN FIELD 1,972

REEVESVILLE 1,338

RIDGEVILLE 3,332

ROSINVILLE 1,819

ROSSES 889

SAUL DAM 269

ST. GEORGE NO.1 2,248

ST. GEORGE NO.2 714

Florence County

BROOKGREEN 1,164

CARTERSVILLE 1,619

FLORENCE WARD 10 1,578

FLORENCE WARD 1 2,415

FLORENCE WARD 2 2,606

FLORENCE WARD 3 3,001

FLORENCE WARD 9 3,315

GILBERT 2,534

GLENWOOD 1,777

KINGSBURG 651

LAKE CITY 1 2,397

LAKE CITY 4 3,443

LEO 1,021

MILL BRANCH 819

PAMPLICO 2 1,255

SARDIS 477

SPAULDING 1,538

STONE 787

TIMMONSVILLE 4,642

Georgetown County

ANDREWS OUTSIDE 1,791

ANDREWS 3,038

BETHEL 1,247

BLACK RIVER 1,315

BROWNS FERRY 2,281

CARVERS BAY 166

CEDAR CREEK 746

CHOPPEE 1,557

FOLLY GROVE 1,121

GEORGETOWN 2 726

GEORGETOWN 3 2,756

GEORGETOWN 6 663

GEORGETOWN 7 560

GRIERS 709

MYERSVILLE 463

PLANTERSVILLE 916

PLEASANT HILL 1,344

POTATO BED FERRY 694

SAMPIT 1,413

SPRING GULLEY 3,210

Hampton County

CUMMINGS 1,137

EARLY BRANCH 523

FURMAN 528

SCOTIA 481

YEMASEE 1,218

Jasper County

COOSAWHATCHIE 894

GILLISONVILLE 746

GRAHAMVILLE 1 1,108

GRAHAMVILLE 2 1,671

GRAYS 702

OKATIE 328

RIDGELAND 1 2,034

RIDGELAND 2 1,194

Marion County

BRITTONS NECK 2,294

CENTENARY 1,788

FRIENDSHIP 409

MARION 1 2,122

MARION NORTH 1,351

MARION SOUTH 4,690

NORTHWEST MULLINS 3,254

RAINS 1,242

SELLERS 590

SOUTHWEST MULLINS 2,528

TEMPERANCE 1,346

ZION 793

Orangeburg County

BROOKDALE 1,152

EAST HOLLY HILL 2,770

ELLOREE 2,534

JAMISON 1,965

NIX 3,098

NORTH BOWMAN 2,353

NORTH EUTAWVILLE 1,985

ORANGEBURG WARD 2 1,426

ORANGEBURG WARD 3 1,098

ORANGEBURG WARD 4 3,969

ORANGEBURG WARD 5 938

PROVIDENCE 1,983

SANTEE 2,726

SOUTH BOWMAN 1,243

SOUTH EUTAWVILLE 2,273

SUBURBAN 1 1,670

SUBURBAN 2 1,699

SUBURBAN 3 2,122

SUBURBAN 9 2,383

VANCE 1,817

WEST HOLLY HILL 2,707

WHITTAKER 2,098

Richland County

ARDINCAPLE 832

BLUFF 3,910

COLLEGE PLACE 3,822

DENTSVILLE 4,141

EASTOVER 3,897

EDGEWOOD 4,011

FAIRLAWN 2,539

FAIRWOLD 1,654

GADSDEN 2,563

GARNERS 1,131

GREENVIEW 2,955

HOPKINS 4,266

LINCOLNSHIRE 3,944

MEADOWLAKE 5,050

OLYMPIA 2,320

RIDGEWOOD 1,933

WARD 18 2,835

WARD 19 2,721

WARD 2 885

WARD 20 2,451

WARD 21 3,172

WARD 22 2,368

WARD 29 1,604

WARD 30 2,298

WARD 31 1,956

WARD 32 2,808

WARD 33 1,858

WARD 3 2,437

WARD 4 3,088

WARD 5 2,421

WARD 7 3,195

WARD 8 2,061

WARD 9 2,716
Sumter County

BATES 1,495

BIRNIE 1,829

BROGDON 2,008

CONCORD 1,751

DELAINE 3,978

FOLSOM PARK 2,990

HORATIO 752

LEMIRA 2,275

LORING 2,074

MAGNOLIA 1,107

MAYESVILLE 1,218

MORRIS COLLEGE 2,505

MULBERRY 1,604

OLD POCALLA 655

PINEWOOD 1,645

PLEASANT GROVE TRINITY 658

REMBERT 3,251

SALEM 659

SAVAGE GLOVER 1,188

SHILOH 495

SOUTH LIBERTY 1,282

SOUTH RED BAY 1,662

STONE HILL 1,223

TAYLORS 937

WILDER 1,085

Williamsburg County 36,815

DISTRICT TOTAL 580,662

PERCENT VARIATION -0.078

DISTRICT 5

Area Population

Cherokee County 44,506

Chester County 32,170
Chesterfield County 38,577

Clarendon County

BARRINEAU 770

Darlington County

CLYDE BLACK CREEK 1,511

DARLINGTON 1 491

DARLINGTON 3 4,279

DARLINGTON 6 2,433

HARTSVILLE 1 1,216

HARTSVILLE 2&3 1,143

HARTSVILLE 4 1,439

HARTSVILLE 5 3,568

HARTSVILLE 7 2,014

HARTSVILLE 8A 2,968

HARTSVILLE 8B 2,515

KELLYTOWN 1,990

POND HOLLOW NEW MARKET 1,392

SWIFT CREEK 1,447

Dillon County

CAROLINA 521

EAST DILLON 2,939

FLOYDALE 913

HAMER 1,201

LITTLE ROCK 752

MANNING 671

MINTURN 472

MT. CALVARY 2,708

NEW HOLLY 666

OAK GROVE 1,057

OAKLAND 965

PLEASANT HILL 380

SOUTH DILLON 3,748

WEST DILLON 3,981

Fairfield County

BLACKSTOCK 97

BLAIRS 689

DUTCHMANS CREEK 679

FEASTERVILLE 612

GLADDEN GROVE 84

GREENBRIER 2,015

HICKORY RIDGE 1,423

HOREB 604

JENKINSVILLE 653

LEBANON 1,048

MITFORD 1,380

MONTICELLO 839

NEW HOPE 151

WHITE OAK 605

WOODWARD 129

Florence County

BACK SWAMP 1,234

CLAUSSEN 1,337

COLES CROSS ROADS 3,191

COWARDS 1 1,110

COWARDS 2 1,264

DELMAE 4,218

EBENEZER 4,805

EFFINGHAM 1,322

ELIM 617

EVERGREEN 1,404

FLORENCE WARD 11 1,621

FLORENCE WARD 12 2,038

FLORENCE WARD 14 3,037

FLORENCE WARD 15 2,172

FLORENCE WARD 4 1,394

FLORENCE WARD 5 2,071

FLORENCE WARD 6 1,032

FLORENCE WARD 7 1,763

FLORENCE WARD 8 2,064

FRIENDFIELD 728

GREENWOOD 4,202

HANNAH 999

HIGHHILL 777

JOHNSONVILLE 3,543

LAKE CITY 2 1,561

LAKE CITY 3 2,413

MARS BLUFF 1 3,883

MARS BLUFF 2 1,953

MCALLISTER MILL 1,150

OAK GROVE 859

OLANTA 2,296

PAMPLICO 1 1,464

PROSPECT 820

QUINBY 1,249

SALEM 903

SAVANNAH GROVE 2,787

SCRANTON 1,619

TANS BAY 2,108

VOX 740

WEST FLORENCE 3,557

Kershaw County

AIRPORT 2,308

ANTIOCH 820

BETHUNE 1,877

BUFFALO 1,277

CAMDEN 1 1,356

CAMDEN 2 574

CAMDEN 3 1,008

CAMDEN 4 1,600

CAMDEN 5A 886

CAMDEN 5 562

CAMDEN 6 601

CASSATT 1,316

EAST CAMDEN-HERMITAGE 929

GATES FORD 441

LIBERTY HILL 385

MALVERN HILL 1,908

RIVERDALE 1,629

SHAYLORS HILL 925

SPRINGDALE 2,269

WESTVILLE 2,123

WHITE GARDENS 2,035

Lancaster County 54,516

Lee County 18,437

Marion County

MARION 2 2,187

MARION WEST 1,839

Marlboro County 29,361

Sumter County

BURNS DOWNS 975

CAUSEWAY BRANCH 2,126

CHERRYVALE 1,935

CROSSWELL 2,634

DALZELL DUBOSE 3,954

GREEN SWAMP 2,525

HAMPTON PARK 1,232

HILLCREST 2,493

HORSEPEN BRANCH 1,985

MANCHESTER FOREST 2,196

MCCRAYS MILL NORTH 1,984

MCCRAYS MILL SOUTH 2,236

MILLWOOD 2,731

OAKLAND PLANTATION 3,574

OSWEGO 1,020

PALMETTO PARK 2,203

POCOTALIGO 3,966

PRIVATEER 3,743

SALTERSTOWN 1,665

SECOND MILL 1,266

SHAW 10 6,695

SHAW 11 0

SHAW 12 0

SHAW 13 0

SHAW 14 0

SHAW 15 0

SHAW 16 0

SHAW 1 1,260

SHAW 2 339

SHAW 3 407

SHAW 4 430

SHAW 5 394

SHAW 6 281

SHAW 7 1,908

SHAW 8 625

SHAW 9 229

SUNSET 1,868

SWAN LAKE 1,432

York County 131,497

DISTRICT TOTAL 580,693

PERCENT VARIATION -0.073

DISTRICT 6

Area Population

Beaufort County

AS 10 0

AS 11 0

AS 12 0

AS 1 0

AS 2 0

AS 3 760

AS 4 0

AS 5 0

AS 6 0

AS 7 0

AS 8 0

AS 9 0

BEAUFORT 1A 545

BEAUFORT 1B 1,108

BEAUFORT 2 1,381

BEAUFORT 3 1,798

BURTON 2A 1,815

BURTON 2B 2,047

BURTON 3 1,774

HILTON HEAD 10 223

HILTON HEAD 11 2,165

HILTON HEAD 12 1,184

HILTON HEAD 13 1,696

HILTON HEAD 14 1,317

HILTON HEAD 15A 938

HILTON HEAD 15B 571

HILTON HEAD 1 1,990

HILTON HEAD 2 2,074

HILTON HEAD 3 730

HILTON HEAD 4A 927

HILTON HEAD 4B 1,921

HILTON HEAD 5A 1,032

HILTON HEAD 5B 888

HILTON HEAD 6A 676

HILTON HEAD 6B 1,207

HILTON HEAD 7 1,633

HILTON HEAD 8 1,785

HILTON HEAD 9 1,025

LADYS ISLAND 1A 1,451

LADYS ISLAND 1B 968

LADYS ISLAND 2A 1,032

MOSSY OAKS 1A 1,641

MOSSY OAKS 1B 960

MOSSY OAKS 2 1,888

PORT ROYAL 1 1,357

PORT ROYAL 2 1,609

SAINT HELENA 1B 1,689

SAINT HELENA 2C 1,111

Berkeley County

BERKELEY 2,461

CARNES CROSS ROADS 5,180

GOOSE CREEK 1 8,764

GOOSE CREEK 2 27,371

GOOSE CREEK 3 7,511

HANAHAN 13,096

MONCKS CORNER 9,896

PIMLICO 1,268

PINOPOLIS 1,966

WIDE AWAKE 21,702

Charleston County

AIR FORCE BASE NO. 1 0

AWENDAW 1,276

CHARLESTON 1 1,128

CHARLESTON 2 1,203

CHARLESTON 3 2,610

CHARLESTON 4 478

CHARLESTON 5 3,076

CHARLESTON 6 1,471

CHARLESTON 7 789

CHRIST CHURCH 1 1,888

CHRIST CHURCH 2 2,180

CHRIST CHURCH 3 1,027

CHRIST CHURCH 5 1,682

CHRIST CHURCH 8 7,248

CHRIST CHURCH 9 2,998

DEER PARK 1 3,600

DEER PARK 2 5,771

DEER PARK 3 2,300

EDISTO 1,318

FOLLY BEACH 1,255

ISLE OF PALMS 1 929

ISLE OF PALMS 2 2,751

JAMES ISLAND 10 1,718

JAMES ISLAND 11 1,898

JAMES ISLAND 12 1,586

JAMES ISLAND 13 965

JAMES ISLAND 14 1,223

JAMES ISLAND 15 2,259

JAMES ISLAND 16 594

JAMES ISLAND 17 950

JAMES ISLAND 18 496

JAMES ISLAND 19 749

JAMES ISLAND 20 1,507

JAMES ISLAND 21 1,372

JAMES ISLAND 22 1,809

JAMES ISLAND 2 0

JAMES ISLAND 4 809

JAMES ISLAND 5 2,527

JAMES ISLAND 6 1,243

JAMES ISLAND 7 859

JAMES ISLAND 8 1,289

JAMES ISLAND 9 2,110

JOHNS ISLAND 2 1,557

JOHNS ISLAND 5 1,631

LADSON 3,133

LINCOLNVILLE 1,050

MCCLELLANVILLE 1 852

MOUNT PLEASANT 10 1,110

MOUNT PLEASANT 11 1,175

MOUNT PLEASANT 1 824

MOUNT PLEASANT 2 1,790

MOUNT PLEASANT 3 1,308

MOUNT PLEASANT 4 1,054

MOUNT PLEASANT 5 1,637

MOUNT PLEASANT 6 1,905

MOUNT PLEASANT 7 1,254

MOUNT PLEASANT 8 1,334

MOUNT PLEASANT 9 3,345

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 10 24

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 11 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 12 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 13 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 14 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 15 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 16 2

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 17 110

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 18 56

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 19 256

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 1 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 20 33

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 2 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 3 5,694

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 4 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 5 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 6 4

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 7 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 8 0

NAVAL SHIPYARD NO. 9 92

NORTH CHARLESTON 12 4,176

NORTH CHARLESTON 13 3,617

NORTH CHARLESTON 14 4,852

NORTH CHARLESTON 15 1,949

NORTH CHARLESTON 18 1,701

NORTH CHARLESTON 19 1,479

NORTH CHARLESTON 20 1,564

NORTH CHARLESTON 21 727

NORTH CHARLESTON 22 681

NORTH CHARLESTON 23 1,195

NORTH CHARLESTON 24 1,282

NORTH CHARLESTON 25 1,168

NORTH CHARLESTON 26 1,750

NORTH CHARLESTON 28 1,155

NORTH CHARLESTON 29 1,155

NORTH CHARLESTON 30 2,190

NORTH CHARLESTON 31 2,195

NORTH CHARLESTON 32 3,632

NORTH CHARLESTON 33 4,531

NORTH CHARLESTON 6 1,767

SAINT ANDREWS 10 1,082

SAINT ANDREWS 14 2,108

SAINT ANDREWS 15 871

SAINT ANDREWS 16 1,567

SAINT ANDREWS 17 2,193

SAINT ANDREWS 18 990

SAINT ANDREWS 19 1,966

SAINT ANDREWS 20 2,929

SAINT ANDREWS 22 1,417

SAINT ANDREWS 23 2,181

SAINT ANDREWS 26 1,004

SAINT ANDREWS 27 2,781

SAINT ANDREWS 28 2,294

SAINT ANDREWS 29 3,146

SAINT ANDREWS 30 1,032

SAINT ANDREWS 31 5,830

SAINT ANDREWS 32 3,670

SAINT ANDREWS 4 1,718

SAINT ANDREWS 5 1,418

SAINT ANDREWS 6 288

SAINT ANDREWS 7 1,627

SAINT ANDREWS 8 1,067

SAINT ANDREWS 9 1,065

SULLIVANS ISLAND 1,623

Colleton County

EDISTO BEACH 351

Dillon County

BERMUDA 437

FORK 788

GADDY'S MILL 523

KEMPER 643

LAKE VIEW 2,122

Dorchester County

ASHBOROUGH 4,007

BEECH HILL 1,160

CAROLINA 2,242

CLEMSON 2,495

COASTAL 6,608

DORCHESTER 2,633

FLOWERTOWN 2,502

GERMAN TOWN 1,685

GREENWAVE 2,651

GREGG 10,744

IRONGATE 4,530

KNIGHTSVILLE 4,183

NEWINGTON 2,760

NORTH SUMMERVILLE 2,772

SPANN 1,231

STALLSVILLE 1,580

TRANQUIL 2,686

TROLLEY 4,115

TUPPERWAY 4,183

Georgetown County

GEORGETOWN 1 1,428

GEORGETOWN 4 769

GEORGETOWN 5 2,538

KENSINGTON 1,803

MURRELLS INLET 4,436

PAWLEYS ISLAND 1 1,387

PAWLEYS ISLAND 2 1,679

PAWLEYS ISLAND 3 1,300

PAWLEYS ISLAND 4 971

PENNY ROYAL 959

SANTEE 1,425

WINYAH BAY 891
Horry County 144,053

Marion County

NICHOLS 1,341

NORTHEAST MULLINS 3,967

SOUTHEAST MULLINS 2,158

DISTRICT TOTAL 581,671

PERCENT VARIATION 0.095

Section 2. Any person elected or appointed to serve, or serving, as a member of any public board, commission, or committee to represent a congressional district, shall continue to be elected from and serve from and represent the congressional districts as established and contained in Section 7-19-40 of the 1976 Code until such time as the General Assembly may by law provide otherwise.

Section 3. Section 7-19-40 of the 1976 Code is repealed, provided that until the members of the United States House of Representatives elected in the 1992 general election from the districts enumerated in Section 7-19-45 of the 1976 Code qualify and take office, the districts contained in Section 7-19-40 of the 1976 Code herein repealed continue to apply for the purposes of vacancies in office for members of the United States House of Representatives.

Section 4. Upon the effective date of this act and pursuant to 28 C.F.R. Section 51.23, the South Carolina Senate is designated the submitting authority to make the required submission to the United States Department of Justice under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, as amended, 42 U.S.C. Section 1973a, of the Congressional reapportionment plan set forth in this act.

Section 5. This act takes effect upon approval of the Governor.

Amend title to conform.

Senators WILLIAMS and McCONNELL argued in favor of the adoption of the amendment.

At 12:24 P.M., Senator J. VERNE SMITH assumed the Chair.

Senator LEATHERMAN requested and was granted a leave of absence beginning at 12:25 P.M. until 3:30 P.M. today.

Senator McCONNELL continued arguing in favor of the adoption of the amendment.

Senator McCONNELL moved that the amendment be adopted.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of the amendment.

At 1:00 P.M., on motion of Senator WILLIAMS, with unanimous consent, Senator MACAULAY retaining the floor, the Senate receded from business until 2:30 P.M.

Debate was interrupted by recess, Senator MACAULAY retaining the floor.

The Senate reassembled at 2:40 P.M. and was called to order by the PRESIDENT.

The following were introduced:

H. 4300 -- Reps. Harvin and Kennedy: A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING BETTY ROPER OF CLARENDON COUNTY ON HER INDUCTION INTO THE STATE BROADCASTERS HALL OF FAME.

On immediate consideration, the Concurrent Resolution was adopted, ordered returned to the House.

H. 4302 -- Rep. Smith: A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE GRANITEVILLE COMPANY IN AIKEN COUNTY UPON OPERATING TWO YEARS WITHOUT A LOST TIME INJURY.

On immediate consideration, the Concurrent Resolution was adopted, ordered returned to the House.

H. 4303 -- Reps. Smith and Sharpe: A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO CONGRATULATE THE SILVER BLUFF HIGH SCHOOL "BULLDOGS" FOOTBALL TEAM AND ITS COACH FOR WINNING THE CLASS AA STATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FOR 1991 AND GRANTING THEM THE PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1992, FOR THE PURPOSE OF BEING RECOGNIZED.

On immediate consideration, the Concurrent Resolution was adopted, ordered returned to the House.

S. 1231 -- Senators Saleeby, Pope, Land, Mullinax and McConnell: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 42-7-50, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO PARTICIPATION UNDER THE STATE WORKERS' COMPENSATION FUND, SO AS TO INCLUDE EMPLOYERS WITH TWENTY-FIVE OR FEWER EMPLOYEES AT THE TIME OF INITIAL COVERAGE, PROVIDE FOR NOTIFICATION WHEN COVERAGE EXPIRES, AND PROVIDE FOR PRIVATE EMPLOYERS TO EXERCISE THEIR OPTION TO PARTICIPATE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 42-7-70, RELATING TO RATES AND PREMIUMS PAID BY PARTICIPANTS, SO AS TO REQUIRE PREMIUMS COLLECTED AND INVESTMENT INCOME FROM PRIVATE EMPLOYERS TO BE DETERMINED, MAINTAINED, AND ACCOUNTED FOR SEPARATELY FROM PREMIUMS OF GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES.

On motion of Senator SALEEBY, with unanimous consent, S. 1231 was recalled from the Committee on Judiciary and committed to the Committee on Banking and Insurance.

H. 3836 -- Rep. Wilkins: A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 7-19-40, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS, SO AS TO REAPPORTION AND FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE COMPOSITION OF THE DISTRICTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE UNITED STATES CENSUS OF 1990.

The Senate resumed consideration of the Bill. The question being the adoption of Amendment No. 2 (A:\CWILL21.AMD) previously proposed by Senators WILLIAMS, HOLLAND, SALEEBY, McCONNELL, POPE, MATTHEWS and STILWELL.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 3:32 P.M., on motion of Senator WILLIAMS, with unanimous consent, Senator MACAULAY retaining the floor, the Senate receded from business not to exceed five minutes.

At 3:45 P.M., the Senate resumed.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator McCONNELL raised a Point of Order that the speaker's remarks are out of order inasmuch as they are not germane.

The President took the matter under advisement.

Senator ROBERT W. HAYES, JR. requested and was granted a leave of absence beginning at 4:00 P.M. for the remainder of the day.

Senator MACAULAY continued arguing contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator PASSAILAIGUE raised a Point of Order that the speaker's remarks were out of order inasmuch as they were not germane.

Senator MACAULAY spoke on the Point of Order.

The PRESIDENT took the matter under advisement.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator GILBERT was granted a leave of absence for Thursday, January 30, 1992, between the hours of 10:00 A.M and 12:00 Noon.

Senator MACAULAY continued arguing contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator SALEEBY was granted a leave of absence beginning at 5:45 P.M. today until 10:00 A.M. Thursday, January 30, 1992.

Senator SHEALY was granted a leave of absence beginning at 5:47 P.M. until the Senate stands adjourned.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 7:07 P.M., Senator MOORE assumed the Chair.

Senator MACAULAY continued arguing contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 7:43 P.M., Senator J. VERNE SMITH assumed the Chair.

Senator MACAULAY continued arguing contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 8:12 P.M., Senator MOORE assumed the Chair.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator HOLLAND asked unanimous consent, with Senator MACAULAY retaining the floor, to make a motion that the Senate stand adjourned at 12:00 Midnight and reconvene to meet at 12:15 A.M.

Senator MACAULAY objected.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 8:56 P.M. the Leave of Absence granted to Senator ROBERT W. HAYES, JR., beginning at 4:00 P.M. for the remainder of the day, was rescinded.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator McCONNELL raised a Point of Order that the speaker's remarks were out of order inasmuch as they were not germane.

The ACTING PRESIDENT took the Point of Order under advisement.

Senator MACAULAY continued arguing contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator McCONNELL raised a Point of Order that the speaker's remarks were out of order inasmuch as they were not germane.

The ACTING PRESIDENT took the Point of Order under advisement.

Senator MACAULAY continued arguing contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 10:50 P.M., the PRESIDENT assumed the Chair.

Senator MACAULAY continued arguing contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator FIELDING raised a Point of Order that the speaker's remarks were out of order inasmuch as they were not germane.

The PRESIDENT took the Point of Order under advisement.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 11:04 P.M., Senator MOORE assumed the Chair.

Senator MACAULAY continued arguing contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator McCONNELL raised a Point of Order that the speaker's remarks were out of order inasmuch as they were not germane.

The ACTING PRESIDENT took the Point of Order under advisement.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator McCONNELL raised a Point of Order that the speaker's remarks were out of order inasmuch as they were not germane.

The ACTING PRESIDENT took the Point of Order under advisement.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 12:07 A.M., the Leave of Absence granted to Senator SHEALY, beginning at 5:47 P.M. until adjournment, was rescinded.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 12:10 P.M., Senator STILWELL asked unanimous consent, with Senator MACAULAY retaining the floor, to make a motion that the Senate stand adjourned and that the Senate reconvene at 12:30 A.M.

Senator MACAULAY objected.

Senator MACAULAY continued arguing contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 1:00 A.M., Senator BRYAN made a motion under Rule 15B to set a time certain of 1:05 A.M. to vote on the pending matter.

Senator MACAULAY raised a Point of Order that the motion was out of order inasmuch as the member making the motion did not have the floor.

Senator BRYAN spoke on the Point of Order.

The ACTING PRESIDENT took the Point of Order under advisement.

Senator MACAULAY raised a Point of Order that the motion was out of order inasmuch as the Bill had not been under debate for two statewide legislative days.

The ACTING PRESIDENT took the Point of Order under advisement.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

The ACTING PRESIDENT took up the Point of Order raised by Senator MACAULAY that the motion to set a time certain under Rule 15B was out of order inasmuch as the member making the motion must have the floor.

The ACTING PRESIDENT overruled the Point of Order.

The ACTING PRESIDENT took up the Point of Order raised by Senator MACAULAY that the motion to set a time certain under Rule 15B was out of order inasmuch as the Bill had not been under debate for two statewide legislative days.

The ACTING PRESIDENT sustained the Point of Order and stated that first reading of the Bill did not constitute a day of debate within the meaning of Rule 15B.

Senator MACAULAY continued arguing contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 3:06 A.M., Senator J. VERNE SMITH assumed the Chair.

Senator MACAULAY argued contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

Senator MOORE asked unanimous consent to make a motion that the Senate recede for five minutes.

Senator McCONNELL objected.

Senator MACAULAY continued to argue contra to the adoption of Amendment No. 2.

At 4:00 A.M., Senator MOORE assumed the Chair.

Senator HINDS raised a Point of Order that the Senator holding the floor was speaking tediously and superfluously and beside the question and, therefore, the Senator should be made to relinquish the floor.

The PRESIDENT overruled the Point of Order but admonished the Senator that the point had already been raised several times earlier in the debate and a further point would be very well taken.

Senator HINDS raised a Point of Order that the remarks of the Senator holding the floor were not germane to the amendment under debate.

The PRESIDENT admonished the Senator to keep his comments germane to the subject matter under debate.

The PRESIDENT announced that the Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee was having a brief meeting at 9:00 A.M.

Senator MULLINAX asked unanimous consent to make a motion that the members of the Agricultural and Natural Resources Committee be given leave to be counted in any quorum calls while attending the meeting on Agriculture and Natural Resources.

Senator MACAULAY objected.

Senator McCONNELL raised a Point of Order that the remarks of the Senator holding the floor were not germane to the amendment under debate.

The PRESIDENT admonished the Senator to keep his comments germane to the subject matter under debate.

Senator PASSAILAIGUE raised a Point of Order that the Senator holding the floor was speaking tediously and superfluously and beside the question and, therefore, the Senator should be made to relinquish the floor.

The PRESIDENT overruled the Point of Order that admonished the Senator that the Point had already been raised several times earlier in the debate and a further point would be very well taken.

Senator PASSAILAIGUE raised a Point of Order that the Senator holding the floor was, again, speaking tediously and superfluously and beside the question and, therefore, the Senator should be made to relinquish the floor.

Senator MACAULAY raised a Point of Order that the Senator was not at his desk and was, therefore, not properly recognized.

The PRESIDENT sustained the Point of Order raised by Senator MACAULAY.

Senator HOLLAND made the point that a quorum was not present. It was ascertained that a quorum was not present.

Debate was interrupted by adjournment for lack of a quorum, Senator MACAULAY retaining the floor.

At 10:13 A.M., on Thursday, January 30, 1992, on motion of Senator McCONNELL, the Senate adjourned the legislative day of Wednesday, January 29, 1992, to meet at 11:00 A.M. on Thursday, January 30, 1992.

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