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  • 406     Providing for the Proper Collection and Disposal of Household/Residential Solid Waste and Penalties for       Improper Disposal of the Same - Adopted 5/12/1994
  • 454     Littering - Adopted 3/5/1998
  • 545     Zoning Ordinance - Adopted 4/11/2002
  • 570     Establishing Outdoor Advertising Signage Regulations  - Adopted 5/8/2003
  •  654     Solid Waste Plan - Adopted 9/1/2001
  •  644     Establish Fee for Planning/Zoning Services - Adopted 7/8/2008
  •  531     Acceptance of Roads into County System - Adopted 9/13/2001
  •  628     Manufactured Homes - Adopted 8/29/2007
  •  556A   Nuisance Ordinance - Adopted 4/8/2004
  •  601     Special Tax Assessments for Historic Properties - Adopted 2/16/2006
  •  574     Water Franchises - Adopted 6/12/2003
  •  672     Animal Control - Adopted 9/14/2010
  • 684      Outdoor Burning - Adopted 6/14/2011
  • 716      Telecommunication Towers and Antennae in Marlboro County - Adopted 5/6/2013
  • 794      Emergency Ordinance - COVID-19 - Adopted 3/20/2020
  • 797      Postpone Reassessment for One year - Adopted 7/14/2020
  • 798      Emergency Ordinance - COVID-19 - Adopted 7/14/2020
  • 800      Emergency Ordinance - COVID-19 - Adopted 10/13/202002
  • 802      Adopting, Revising, Amending, Restating, Codifying, and Compiling the Marlboro County Solid Waste Management Plan - Adopted 12/8/2020
  • 804      Emergency Ordinance - COVID-19 - Adopted 12/8/2020
  • 805      Emergency Ordinance - COVID-19 - Adopted 1/12/2021

 

NOTICE TO CITIZENS OF MARLBORO COUNTY

Outdoor Burning Ordinance

 

Burning of leaves, trees, yard trimmings, etc. must be at least 25 feet from any structure and 50 feet from property lines. The fire must not spread within 25 feet of structures. Compliance with SCDHEC regulations is required. Proper notice to the state forestry commission (800-705-8615) for permission to burn or duly authorized representative is required before burning. Burning bans may be imposed by authorized officials. Civil and criminal penalties may result from unauthorized burning.