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2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-6 - Property with fair market value greater than one hundred dollars.

5-24A-6. Property with fair market value greater than one hundred dollars.
If the property has an estimated fair market value greater than one hundred dollars, the administrator may designate one of the following methods of disposal:
(1)Transfer to another state agency or Indian tribe with or without charge;
(2)Public auction;
(3)Exchange as trade-in for replacement equipment;
(4)Private direct sales at no less than ninety percent of the fair market value;
(5)Direct sales to any authorized entity at no less than ninety percent of the fair market value; or
(6)Cannibalization.
If the expense of disposal under this section would reduce the net disposal value of the property to less than one hundred dollars, the property may be disposed of pursuant to the provisions of §5-24A-7.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §6.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-7 - Property with fair market value less than one hundred dollars.

5-24A-7. Property with fair market value less than one hundred dollars.
If the property has an estimated fair market value less than one hundred dollars, the administrator may designate one of the following methods of disposal:
(1)Transfer to a state agency or authorized entity with or without charge;
(2)Internet sales;
(3)Public auction;
(4)Sale of the property as scrap;
(5)Exchange as trade-in for replacement equipment;
(6)Sales through agents for a negotiated fee;
(7)Direct sales to the public for established prices;
(8)Cannibalization; or
(9)Disposal at a landfill, recycling center, or other waste facility.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §7.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-8 - Surplus personal computer equipment.

5-24A-8. Surplus personal computer equipment.
In addition to the disposal options set out in §5-24A-7, the administrator may designate that surplus personal computer equipment having an estimated fair market value less than one hundred dollars be distributed to families designated by the Department of Social Services as eligible for Title XIX assistance, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families pursuant to chapter 28-7A, or to licensed foster homes.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §8.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-9 - Disposal by agency or bureau.

5-24A-9. Disposal by agency or bureau.
The administrator shall either authorize the agency to dispose of the property itself or to transfer the property to the bureau for disposal.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §9.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-10 - Fixed assets.

5-24A-10. Fixed assets.
If the property disposed of under the provisions of §§5-24A-1 to 5-24A-16, inclusive, is a fixed asset, the agency shall submit a fixed asset retirement form as designated by the bureau.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §10.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-11 - Trade-in requirements.

5-24A-11. Trade-in requirements.
Before the administrator authorizes a trade-in of property, the administrator shall determine that the net benefit to the state exceeds the benefit that would be derived from a public sale of the item.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §11.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-12 - Hazardous materials.

5-24A-12. Hazardous materials.
The bureau may not receive, store, handle, or process any equipment, fluids, chemicals, residue, or other property which have been identified as hazardous by the bureau. Each state agency that has surplus hazardous materials is responsible for proper handling and disposal of those materials.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §12.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-13 - Retention and disposition of sales proceeds.

5-24A-13. Retention and disposition of sales proceeds.
Any money derived from the sale of public personal property shall be retained in a revolving account. This revolving account shall be used to pay the administrative expenses pertaining directly to the transportation, sale, and storage of surplus public personal property. Any money derived from the sale of property acquired by dedicated funds, internal service funds, or property inventoried by constitutional institutions, less the administrative expenses pertaining directly to the transportation, storage, and sale of such property shall be returned to the respective fund or institution. Any money derived from the sale of property not acquired by dedicated funds, internal service funds, or property inventoried by constitutional institutions, less the administrative expenses pertaining directly to the transportation, storage, and sale of the property, shall be paid to the state treasurer at the end of each fiscal year.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §13.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-14 - Conveyance in the name of the state.

5-24A-14. Conveyance in the name of the state.
On approval of the sale of any personal property by the bureau, the conveyance of the personal property shall be made in the name of the State of South Dakota acting by and through the bureau by bill of sale or title certificate executed by the commissioner of administration or the commissioner's authorized representative.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §14.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-15 - Donations prohibited--Exception.

5-24A-15. Donations prohibited--Exception.
Except as provided in §5-24A-8, donations of state property to any private individual, for-profit organization, or state employee is prohibited. The sale of state property to any state employee is prohibited unless items are sold at public auctions.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §15.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-16 - Promulgation of rules regarding disposal of surplus property.

5-24A-16. Promulgation of rules regarding disposal of surplus property.
The commissioner of the Bureau of Administration may promulgate rules pursuant to chapter 1-26 to carry out the functions of this chapter regarding the disposal of state surplus personal property.
Source:
SL 2008, ch 32, §16.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-17 - Liquidation of State Cement Plant Commission property.

5-24A-17. Liquidation of State Cement Plant Commission property.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, including chapters 5-2, 5-7, and 5-24A, the commission shall, not later than June 30, 2011, liquidate all of the commission's remaining property, excluding any mineral estates owned or leased by the commission. If liquidating property with an estimated fair market value of greater than one hundred dollars, the commission shall dispose of the property in a manner consistent with the provisions of §5-24A-6.
Source:
SL 2010, ch 32, §1.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 24A - Disposal Of State Surplus Property › Section 5-24A-18 - Disbursement of proceeds from liquidation of State Cement Plant Commission property.

5-24A-18.Disbursement of proceeds from liquidation of State Cement Plant Commission property.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the commission shall disburse the proceeds from the liquidation of the commission's property, to the extent proceeds are available, as follows:
(1)First, to pay any remaining noncontingent, liquidated liabilities of the commission;
(2)Second, the amount of three hundred fifty thousand dollars to the Bureau of Human Resources for the purpose of administering and paying existing and future workers compensation claims and life insurance coverage of former employees of the commission;
(3)Third, to the South Dakota Retirement System for the purpose of funding benefits payable to former employees of the commission. The amount disbursed shall be determined by the commission based upon an actuarial review for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2010; and
(4)Fourth, the remainder shall be paid into the trust fund created by S. D. Const., Art. XIII, §20.
Source:
SL 2010, ch 32, §6; SL 2012, ch 23, §92.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 25 - State Motor Vehicle Pool › Section 5-25-1.1 - State-owned or leased vehicles and aircraft to be used only for state business--Exceptions for vehicles--Violation as misdemeanor--Civil action and penalty.

5-25-1.1. State-owned or leased vehicles and aircraft to be used only for state business--Exceptions for vehicles--Violation as misdemeanor--Civil action and penalty.
Vehicles owned or leased by the state may be used only in the conduct of state business. No state officer or employee, except the Governor, law enforcement officers of the South Dakota Highway Patrol, law enforcement officers of the Division of Criminal Investigation, and conservation officers may use, or permit the use of, any state-owned motor vehicle other than in the conduct of state business. Nothing in this section prohibits any use of any state vehicle, if, in order to provide for the most efficient use of state equipment or personnel, supervisory personnel issue written instructions to any state employee to use a state vehicle for transportation:
(1)Between the employee's permanent residence and work station; or
(2)Between the employee's temporary residence or eating place and work station if assigned to a locality other than the employee's permanent residence.
For purposes of this section, any aircraft owned or leased by the state may be used only in the conduct of state business. None of the exceptions listed above are applicable regarding the use of any aircraft owned or leased by the state or any of its agencies.
A violation of this section is a Class 2 misdemeanor. The violator is also subject to a civil action by the State of South Dakota in circuit court for the recovery of a civil penalty of not more than one thousand dollars plus ten times the cost incurred by the state for misuse of any aircraft owned or leased by the state. An action for the recovery of a civil penalty or compensatory damages shall, upon demand, be tried by a jury.
Source:
SL 1977, ch 56, §1; Initiated Measure 5 approved Nov. 7, 2006; SL 2007, ch 34, §1.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 25 - State Motor Vehicle Pool › Section 5-25-2 - Vehicle operation and mileage records--Report attached to claim for reimbursement.

5-25-2. Vehicle operation and mileage records--Report attached to claim for reimbursement.
Each office, department, institution, board, and agency of this state operating a state-owned passenger motor vehicle shall keep and maintain in its respective office:
(1)Accurate records of its cost of operation of the motor vehicle;
(2)Travel reports showing destination and miles traveled each day according to speedometer registration and the total speedometer mileage at the beginning and at the end of each travel period, together with all operating expenses incurred for that period.
A copy of such travel report shall be attached to the claim or claims presented for reimbursement of the travel expense covered thereby.
Source:
SL 1953, ch 303, §2; SDC Supp 1960, §55.1109; SL 2011, ch 2, §97.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 25 - State Motor Vehicle Pool › Section 5-25-4 - Internal service fund--Collection and disbursement of mileage payments and motor vehicle disbursements.

5-25-4. Internal service fund--Collection and disbursement of mileage payments and motor vehicle disbursements.
The Bureau of Administration shall maintain an internal service fund under the supervision of the commissioner of administration to collect and disburse mileage payments and motor vehicle disbursements equitably between the several departments, agencies, and officers of the state.
Source:
SL 1943, ch 275, §3; SDC Supp 1960, §55.1108; SL 2011, ch 2, §100.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 26 - Prompt Payment Act › Section 5-26-1 - Definitions.

5-26-1. Definitions.
Terms used in this chapter mean:
(1)"Agency," each association, authority, board, branch, commission, committee, council, department, division, office, officer, system, task force, or other agent of the state government vested with the authority to exercise any portion of the state's sovereignty and any county, municipality, public school district, and any officer, board, or commission empowered by law to enter into contracts for the construction of public improvements or for providing public services;
(2)"Business," a business, institution, association, profession, occupation, or calling of every kind, whether or not conducted for profit;
(3)"Contract," invoice, purchase order, or vendor contract;
(4)"Property," anything of value, including but not limited to, real estate, tangible and intangible personal property, contract rights, choses-in-action and other interests in or claims to wealth, admission or transportation tickets, captured or domestic animals, electric or other power and signatures which purport to create, maintain, or extinguish any legal obligation;
(5)"Service," labor that does not include a tangible commodity. The term includes, but is not limited to: labor; professional advice; telephone, cable television, and other utility service; accommodations in hotels, restaurants, or elsewhere; admissions to exhibits and entertainments; the use of machines designed to be operated by coin or other thing of value; and the use of rented real or personal property.
Source:
SL 1984, ch 41, §1; SL 1985, ch 45, §1; SL 1988, ch 59, §1.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 26 - Prompt Payment Act › Section 5-26-2 - Deadlines for payments.

5-26-2. Deadlines for payments.
An agency which acquires property or services pursuant to a contract with a business shall pay for each complete delivered item of property or service on the date required by contract between the business and agency or, if no date for payment is specified by contract, within forty-five days after receipt and written acceptance of property or services and receipt of the invoice covering the delivered items or services.
Source:
SL 1984, ch 41, §2; SL 1985, ch 45, §2; SL 1987, ch 61, §3; SL 1988, ch 59, §2.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 26 - Prompt Payment Act › Section 5-26-3 - Interest on overdue payments--Rate.

5-26-3. Interest on overdue payments--Rate.
Any proper invoice not paid within forty-five days shall accrue interest beginning on the thirtieth day after receipt of property or service and receipt of the invoice covering the delivered items or services. Interest shall accrue and be charged on any payment overdue under §5-26-2 at the Category B rate of interest as established in §54-3-16 or at the rate specified by contract.
Source:
SL 1984, ch 41, §3; SL 1985, ch 45, §3; SL 2018, ch 47, §1.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 26 - Prompt Payment Act › Section 5-26-3.1 - Payment of less than five dollars in interest prohibited.

5-26-3.1. Payment of less than five dollars in interest prohibited.
No agency is required to pay interest due because of late payment if the interest is less than five dollars.
Source:
SL 1985, ch 45, §5; SL 1988, ch 59, §3.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 26 - Prompt Payment Act › Section 5-26-4 - Additional appropriations for interest prohibited.

5-26-4. Additional appropriations for interest prohibited.
An agency may not seek additional appropriations to pay interest which accrues as a result of its failure to make timely payments required by §5-26-2.
Source:
SL 1984, ch 41, §4.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 26 - Prompt Payment Act › Section 5-26-5 - Disputed payments exempt--Notice of dispute required.

5-26-5. Disputed payments exempt--Notice of dispute required.
No interest accrues under this chapter if an agency's failure to timely pay interest required by §5-26-3 is the result of a dispute between the agency and the business over the amount due or over compliance with the contract. In case of dispute, the agency shall, within thirty days of receipt of property or services and receipt of invoice, give written notice to the business of disagreement with property or services. The notice shall include the reasons for and other pertinent details of the dispute and a copy of the notice shall be kept on file with the agency.
Source:
SL 1984, ch 41, §5; SL 1985, ch 45, §6; SL 1988, ch 59, §4; SL 2018, ch 47, §2.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 26 - Prompt Payment Act › Section 5-26-6 - Time for payments to subcontractors and suppliers--Interest on overdue amounts--When payments due.

5-26-6. Time for payments to subcontractors and suppliers--Interest on overdue amounts--When payments due.
Upon payment by an agency, a business that has acquired under contract, property or services in connection with the business's contract with the agency from a subcontractor or supplier, shall pay the subcontractor or supplier within thirty days after receiving payment from the agency. Interest at the Category B rate of interest as established in §54-3-16 shall accrue and is due any subcontractor or supplier who is not paid within thirty days after the business receives payment from the agency, unless otherwise provided by contract between the business and the subcontractor or supplier. Interest begins to accrue on the thirty-first day at the rate specified in this section. Payment is due when the subcontractor or material supplier has satisfied the terms of the contract or material delivery agreement.
Source:
SL 1984, ch 41, §6; SL 1988, ch 59, §5; SL 2018, ch 47, §3.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 26 - Prompt Payment Act › Section 5-26-8 - Exemptions of transactions between government agencies.

5-26-8. Exemptions of transactions between government agencies.
The provisions of this chapter do not apply to transactions between government agencies unless otherwise authorized by statute.
Source:
SL 1985, ch 45, §4.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 27 - Capital Construction Fund › Section 5-27-1 - State capital construction fund established.

5-27-1. State capital construction fund established.
There is hereby established within the state treasury the state capital construction fund into which shall be deposited the net proceeds to the state from the sale of on-line lottery tickets pursuant to §42-7A-24, and such other revenues as the Legislature may designate. The fund shall be a participating fund and shall be credited for all interest earned on fund balances. Expenditures from the fund shall be made only upon approval by the Legislature.
Source:
SL 1993, ch 48, §1; SL 1996, ch 47, §1; SL 2018, ch 124, §6.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 27 - Capital Construction Fund › Section 5-27-4 - Transfer of funds to ethanol fuel fund.

5-27-4. Transfer of funds to ethanol fuel fund.
In fiscal year 2019, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month twenty-one and one-half percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the ethanol fuel fund. In fiscal year 2020, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month fifteen percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the ethanol fuel fund. In fiscal year 2021, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month ten percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the ethanol fuel fund. In fiscal year 2022, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month five percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the ethanol fuel fund.
Source:
SL 1993, ch 48, §23A; SL 1994, ch 57; SL 1995, ch 251, §33A; SL 1996, ch 47, §5; SL 1998, ch 218, §2; SL 2018, ch 124, §7.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 27 - Capital Construction Fund › Section 5-27-5 - Transfer of funds to state highway fund.

5-27-5. Transfer of funds to state highway fund.
In fiscal year 2019, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month fourteen and one-half percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the state highway fund. In fiscal year 2020, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month twenty-three percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the state highway fund. In fiscal year 2021, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month twenty-nine percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the state highway fund. In fiscal year 2022, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month thirty-four percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the state highway fund. Beginning in fiscal year 2023 and each year thereafter, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month thirty-six percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the state highway fund.
Source:
SL 1993, ch 48, §25A; SL 1996, ch 47, §6; SL 1998, ch 218, §3; SL 2002, ch 170, §4; SL 2018, ch 124, §8.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 27 - Capital Construction Fund › Section 5-27-6 - Transfer of funds to water and environment fund.

5-27-6. Transfer of funds to water and environment fund.
During fiscal year 2019, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month sixty-four percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the water and environment fund. In fiscal year 2020, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month sixty-two percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the water and environment fund. In fiscal year 2021, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month sixty-one percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the water and environment fund. In fiscal year 2022, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month sixty-one percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the water and environment fund. Beginning in fiscal year 2023 and each year thereafter, the Bureau of Finance and Management shall transfer each month sixty-four percent of the monthly state capital construction fund revenues from the state capital construction fund to the water and environment fund.
Source:
SL 1993, ch 48, §25B; SL 1996, ch 47, §7; SL 1998, ch 218, §4; SL 2018, ch 124, §9.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-1 - Legislative findings.

5-29-1. Legislative findings.
The Legislature finds that to increase research and technology- related economic activity in South Dakota and to expand the opportunities for South Dakota faculty members, researchers, and students to participate in the application of research results and technological innovations in commerce, government, or public service, it is critically important to encourage research opportunities and programs within the regental system. To these ends, the Legislature intends that this chapter be construed as authorizing and encouraging coordinated public and private investments in facilities situated on lands controlled by the Board of Regents and designed to support commercial application of research results and technological innovations.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §1.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-2 - Definitions.

5-29-2. Definitions.
Terms as used in this chapter mean:
(1)"Private party lessee or contractor," a business, a nonprofit corporation, or a research park corporation authorized by lease, contract, or agreement with the Board of Regents to construct, finance, operate, maintain, reconstruct, remodel, and manage, at its expense and risk, any research park established pursuant to this chapter;
(2)"Research," an investigation aimed at the discovery of new knowledge to create a new product or service, a new process or technique, or to bring about a significant improvement in an existing product or process;
(3)"Research park," a planned real estate development designed to promote the practical application of university research, to aid the transfer of knowledge, technology, and business skills through collaboration between universities and industry, government, or other organizations that apply research or technology, and to assist in the growth of research-based and technology-led economic development for the community, region, and state, by bringing together universities, institutes, laboratories, businesses, and governmental and other organizations devoted to testing, research, and development activities, to the commercial, governmental, or public policy application of research results or technological innovation, or to the management of research or technology-based enterprises, agencies, or organizations. The term includes such enterprises as may be necessary to support the activities of the primary tenants, their staff, or visitors; and
(4)"Research park corporation," any nonprofit corporation formed pursuant to this chapter and Title 47 for the purpose of constructing, financing, developing, maintaining, and operating a research park.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §2.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-3 - Research parks on state lands.

5-29-3. Research parks on state lands.
The Board of Regents may utilize state lands under its control for the construction, development, maintenance, and operation of research parks.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §3.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-4 - Accommodation of all kinds of facilities.

5-29-4. Accommodation of all kinds of facilities.
A research park authorized by this chapter may accommodate all kinds of facilities, laboratories, businesses, or organizations usually found at research parks affiliated with universities.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §4.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-5 - Lands subject to school and public lands trust.

5-29-5.Lands subject to school and public lands trust.
If any lands used for purposes of a research park are determined to be subject to the school and public lands trust established pursuant to S. D. Const., Art. VIII, §7, then:
(1)A civil, state, religious, or public organization seeking to develop and to operate a research park may make application to the commissioner of school and public lands for conveyance pursuant to §5-9-34. If the Board of Regents agrees to transfer possession of the land, the commissioner may convey defeasible title as provided in §5-9-35 for the purpose of operating a research park. Upon any reversion, the land shall once again be placed under the control of the Board of Regents as part of the campus from which it was originally severed; or
(2)The Board of Regents may select other lands under its control of equal value, as determined by the commissioner of school and public lands, and exchange such other lands for those comprising the research park in order to maintain the principal of the school and public lands trust.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §5.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-6 - Mineral rights.

5-29-6. Mineral rights.
Any mineral rights to state lands on which a research park has been established shall be managed in a manner that does not unreasonably interfere with research park operations.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §6; SL 2013, ch 30, §1.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-7 - Geothermal resources.

5-29-7. Geothermal resources.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, including chapter 5-7, the Board of Regents when approving a research park lease or sublease may lease such portions of the mineral interests reserved to the State of South Dakota in the lands occupied by the research park as may be necessary to permit the research park and its tenants to use geothermal resources for heating or cooling on-site facilities. The mineral interests may be leased on behalf of the State of South Dakota acting by and through the Board of Regents in a manner and upon terms acceptable to the board.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §7.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-8 - Structures and mineral leases may not disturb use of research park.

5-29-8. Structures and mineral leases may not disturb use of research park.
The commissioner of school and public lands may not authorize the lease of mineral rights if exploitation of such rights would disturb the use of the research park, nor authorize construction of dams, canals, water ditches, or laterals if such structures would impair the use of the research park.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §8.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-9 - Authorized agreements.

5-29-9. Authorized agreements.
The Board of Regents may enter into any lease, contract, or agreement with a business, a nonprofit corporation, or a research park corporation to permit that entity, at its expense and risk, to construct, finance, maintain, and operate any research park established pursuant to this chapter.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §9.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-10 - Construction of agreements to permit only authorized uses.

5-29-10. Construction of agreements to permit only authorized uses.
No lease, contract, or agreement may be construed to authorize the private party lessee or contractor, or any subtenant, creditor, trustee, receiver, lien holder, heir, assignee, or other party claiming an interest or right through such private party lessee or contractor, to use or to permit the use of the research park for purposes other than those specified in this chapter.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §10.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-11 - Security for financing.

5-29-11. Security for financing.
The lease, contract, or agreement may permit the private party lessee or contractor, or other parties claiming an interest or right through them, to pledge for commercially reasonable periods of time such rights of use or occupancy as may be possessed in order to obtain financing. However, no such pledge impairs the reversionary interests of the Board of Regents.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §11.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-13 - Commercially reasonable performance required--Enforcement and termination.

5-29-13. Commercially reasonable performance required--Enforcement and termination.
Each lease, contract, or agreement shall contain provisions that require commercially reasonable performance by the private lessee or contractor. Each lease, contract, or agreement shall contain provisions that reserve to the Board of Regents the power to enforce the requirements of this chapter and of any leases, contracts, or agreements issued pursuant to it, which reserved powers shall include the power of termination.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §13.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-14 - Title to improvements upon termination.

5-29-14. Title to improvements upon termination.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, upon termination of any such lease, contract, or agreement, the Board of Regents may take title to all improvements comprising the research park.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §14.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-15 - State not liable for research park debts.

5-29-15. State not liable for research park debts.
Nothing in this chapter authorizes the Board of Regents or any entity operating a research park under a lease, contract, or agreement with the Board of Regents to contract a debt on behalf of, or in any way to obligate, the State of South Dakota, or to pledge, assign, or encumber in any way, or to permit the pledging, assigning, or encumbering in any way, of appropriations made by the Legislature of the State of South Dakota. No debt or liability of a research park is an indebtedness, legal or moral, of the State of South Dakota, and no creditor may have recourse against the State of South Dakota or any fund created or maintained directly or indirectly from state taxation.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §15.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-16 - Formation of research park corporations.

5-29-16. Formation of research park corporations.
The Board of Regents may form one or more research park corporations, separate and apart from the state, to construct, finance, develop, maintain, and operate research parks or economic development initiatives that support the teaching, research, or service mission of the university system by expanding opportunities for South Dakota faculty members, researchers, and students to participate in the application of research results and technological innovations in commerce, government, or public service.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §16.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-17 - Board of directors appointed by Board of Regents.

5-29-17. Board of directors appointed by Board of Regents.
Each research park corporation formed pursuant to §5-29-16 shall be governed by, and all of the corporation's functions, powers, and duties shall be exercised by, a board appointed by the Board of Regents. Each research park corporation shall have the Board of Regents as its sole member. Members of the board may include university presidents, regents, university officers or employees, and other persons selected by the Board of Regents.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §17.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-18 - Net earnings of research park corporation.

5-29-18. Net earnings of research park corporation.
No portion of the net earnings realized by any research park corporation formed pursuant to §5-29-16 may inure to any director or officer of the corporation or to any private entity or individual.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §18.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-19 - Research park corporation not a public body.

5-29-19. Research park corporation not a public body.
No research park corporation formed pursuant to §5-29-16 may be deemed an agency, public body, or other political subdivision of South Dakota, and no research park corporation formed pursuant to §5-29-16 may borrow money secured by the State of South Dakota.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §19.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-20 - Research park corporation not subject to statutes and rules governing public bodies.

5-29-20. Research park corporation not subject to statutes and rules governing public bodies.
No research park corporation formed pursuant to §5-29-16 is subject to statutes or rules regulating the conduct of public bodies, including those relating to personnel, procurement of goods and services, board meetings, disposition or acquisition of property, capital outlays, per diem and mileage, and inspection of records. Nothing in this section relieves a research park corporation of the obligation to conform to criminal laws or other statutes of general application.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §20.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 5 - Public Property, Purchases and Contracts › Chapter 29 - Research Parks › Section 5-29-21 - Research park corporation to have powers of nonprofit corporation.

5-29-21. Research park corporation to have powers of nonprofit corporation.
A research park corporation formed pursuant to §5-29-16 shall have all rights, powers, and privileges granted to nonprofit corporations pursuant to Title 47 which are necessary and convenient to carry out and to effectuate the provisions of this chapter.
Source:
SL 2012, ch 46, §21.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 6 - Local Government Generally › Chapter 01 - Acts and Records of Local Officers › Section 6-1-1 - Local officer's interest in public purchase or contract unlawful--Contract void.

6-1-1. Local officer's interest in public purchase or contract unlawful--Contract void.
It shall be unlawful for any officer of a county, municipality, township, or school district, who has been elected or appointed, to be interested, either by himself or agent, in any contract entered into by said county, municipality, township, or school district, either for labor or services to be rendered, or for the purchase of commodities, materials, supplies, or equipment of any kind, the expense, price, or consideration of which is paid from public funds or from any assessment levied by said county, municipality, township, or school district, or in the purchase of any real or personal property belonging to the county, municipality, township, or school district or which shall be sold for taxes or assessments or by virtue of legal process at the suit of such county, municipality, township, or school district. Such contract shall be null and void from the beginning.
Source:
SL 1955, ch 206, §1; SL 1957, ch 254; SL 1959, ch 273; SDC Supp 1960, §10.0708; SL 1963, ch 30.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 6 - Local Government Generally › Chapter 01 - Acts and Records of Local Officers › Section 6-1-2.1 - Conditions under which competitive bid pursuant to chapter 5-18A from officer of governing body may be accepted.

6-1-2.1. Conditions under which competitive bid pursuant to chapter 5-18A from officer of governing body may be accepted.
If competitive bidding procedures have been followed pursuant to chapter 5-18A, and the bid notice has been placed on the central bid exchange pursuant to §5-18A-13 for two weeks prior to the opening of bids, a bid from an officer of the governing body may be opened and accepted provided the consideration is reasonable and just as determined by the governing body or a disinterested governmental entity.
Source:
SL 2011, ch 34, §2.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 6 - Local Government Generally › Chapter 01 - Acts and Records of Local Officers › Section 6-1-3 - Deposit of funds permitted despite bank connection of public officer.

6-1-3. Deposit of funds permitted despite bank connection of public officer.
A bank may be designated as the official depository of county, municipal, township, or school district funds, notwithstanding that an officer, director, stockholder, or employee of a bank is an elected or appointed officer or treasurer of such county, municipality, township, or school district.
Source:
SDC Supp 1960, §10.0708 as added by SL 1963, ch 30.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 6 - Local Government Generally › Chapter 01 - Acts and Records of Local Officers › Section 6-1-4 - Limitation of actions to recover amounts paid under unlawful contracts--Fraud or deceit.

6-1-4. Limitation of actions to recover amounts paid under unlawful contracts--Fraud or deceit.
Any civil action to recover the amounts paid by a county, municipality, township or school district under any of the conditions of §§6-1-1 to 6-1-3, inclusive, must notwithstanding any other law or statute of limitation, be commenced within six months from the date of publication of the minutes recording the approval of the voucher in payment thereof or within six months from the filing of any audit report covering the expenditure therefor, whichever of the two events occurs the later; but, this limitation for commencement of civil action shall not apply where any fraud or deceit was used in securing or performing such contract.
Source:
SL 1955, ch 206, §1; SL 1957, ch 254; SL 1959, ch 273; SDC Supp 1960, §10.0708; SL 1963, ch 30.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 6 - Local Government Generally › Chapter 01 - Acts and Records of Local Officers › Section 6-1-5 - Failure of local officer to make official report--Procurement of information at expense of political subdivision.

6-1-5. Failure of local officer to make official report--Procurement of information at expense of political subdivision.
In any case where any county, municipality, civil township, or school district officer who is required by law to make an official report to any other county, municipality, civil township, or school corporation officer, board, tribunal, or state officer, and who shall willfully fail or neglect to make such report, or fail to perform such official duty, within the time required by law or at least five days thereafter or such longer time as may be specifically stated in such request, the proper official, department, board, or commission to whom such report was required to be made or who shall be authorized to request the same, shall be authorized to procure such required or requested information at the expense of the political subdivision required to furnish the same.
Source:
SL 1891, ch 98, §1; RPolC 1903, §980; RC 1919, §7064; SDC 1939, §48.0702; SL 1945, ch 212, §1; SL 1992, ch 60, §2.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 6 - Local Government Generally › Chapter 01 - Acts and Records of Local Officers › Section 6-1-7 - Examination of county records at end of officer's term--Proceeding against delinquent officer.

6-1-7. Examination of county records at end of officer's term--Proceeding against delinquent officer.
It shall be the duty of the board of county commissioners and the state's attorney in each county to examine the records of the several county officers, at the end of the officer's term of office, to see that they have been properly kept. Any failure must be remedied or it shall become the duty of the state's attorney to proceed against any such officer for neglect as provided in §§6-1-5 and 6-1-6.
Source:
SL 1891, ch 98, §2; RPolC 1903, §981; RC 1919, §7065; SDC 1939, §48.0703.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 6 - Local Government Generally › Chapter 01 - Acts and Records of Local Officers › Section 6-1-8 - Examination of records and proceedings against municipal, township, and school officers.

6-1-8. Examination of records and proceedings against municipal, township, and school officers.
It shall also become the duty of the governing board of each municipality, civil township, or school corporation to examine the records of its several officers in like manner and, upon complaint by the proper board, the state's attorney shall proceed as provided in §6-1-7 relating to county officers.
Source:
SL 1891, ch 98, §2; RPolC 1903, §981; RC 1919, §7065; SDC 1939, §48.0703; SL 1992, ch 60, §2.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 6 - Local Government Generally › Chapter 01 - Acts and Records of Local Officers › Section 6-1-9 - Officers to provide necessary blanks and records for office.

6-1-9. Officers to provide necessary blanks and records for office.
It shall be the duty of the county, municipality, civil township, or school district officer to provide, at the expense of the county, municipality, civil township, or school corporation, such blanks and records as are necessary for making the proper record and the transaction of any official business connected with his office.
Source:
SL 1891, ch 98, §3; RPolC 1903, §982; RC 1919, §7066; SDC 1939, §48.0704; SL 1992, ch 60, §2.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 6 - Local Government Generally › Chapter 01 - Acts and Records of Local Officers › Section 6-1-10 - Publication of payroll information.

6-1-10. Publication of payroll information.
Notwithstanding the provisions of §§7-18-3, 9-18-1, and 13-8-35, the boards of county commissioners, the governing board of each municipal corporation, and school boards shall publish with the minutes of the first meeting following the beginning of the fiscal year, or within thirty days thereafter, or in the minutes of the first meeting following the completion of salary negotiations with employees for that fiscal year, or within thirty days thereafter, a complete list of all the salaries of all officers and employees and thereafter shall publish once any salary paid to any officer or employee who has been added or whose salary has been increased. The governing board shall publish, in their minutes, at least monthly, a total of payroll by department.
Source:
SL 1972, ch 37; SL 1975, ch 67, §1; SL 1979, ch 38; SL 1985, ch 15, §19; SL 1986, ch 60; SL 1998, ch 37, §1.
2023 South Dakota Codified Laws › Title 6 - Local Government Generally › Chapter 01 - Acts and Records of Local Officers › Section 6-1-11 - Form of certain public records--Duplicate--Computerization.

6-1-11. Form of certain public records--Duplicate--Computerization.
Whenever the creation, maintenance, or storage of any public record is specified by state law for political subdivisions, such record may be in the form of punched cards, magnetic tapes, disks, and other machine-sensible data media within a data processing system. Such records shall be backed up by a duplicate, be accessible to viewing members of the public, and be retained in accordance with all applicable requirements for the retention of manual records. To the extent an office is computerized, the office need not keep a hard, paper copy. If current public records are converted to a computerized format, the political subdivision may destroy those records which the state records destruction board has pursuant to §1-27-19, declared to be of no further administrative, legal, fiscal, research, or historical value.
Source:
SL 1987, ch 64, §1; SL 1988, ch 61, §1.