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Code · South Dakota · Title 34 · Chapter 34-6

34A-6-37. Acceptance and disbursement of funds for solid waste or recycling facility or system.

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Any county, municipality, or other political subdivision of the state that is authorized to own or operate a solid waste or recycling facility or system may accept and disburse funds derived from grants from the federal or state governments, from private sources, from moneys that may be appropriated from the general fund, or a combination thereof for the installation and operation of a solid waste management system or facility, recycling facility, or any portion of such a system or facility.
In addition, the county, municipality, or political subdivision may accept and disburse funds that are derived from or used for transactions authorized under § 34A-6-63.1 . Such transactions are exempt from the provisions of §§ 7-8-15 , 7-11-6 , 7-18-3 , 7-22-1 , 7-22-2 , 7-22-3 , 9-18-1 , 9-23-1 , 9-23-2 , and 9-23-3 .
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