Title 34 — PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
100 chapters · 1,959 sections in this title.
SDCL § 34-9-1 City power to establish and maintain hospital--Leases--Agreements with county
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Every city may: (1) Establish, construct, purchase, and maintain hospitals and medical clinics and regulate the same; (2) Lease any hospital and medical facilities to persons and private or public corporations, limited liability companies, associations, or other organizations for…
SDCL § 34-9-10 Conditions for transfer of municipal funds to private hospital--Transfer of tax funds prohibited
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A municipality may not transfer surplus funds under § 34-9-9 unless: (1) No other hospital operates within the municipality and the Department of Health has issued no license for the operation of a hospital within the municipality; (2) At least fifty percent of the total cost of …
SDCL § 34-9-11 Donation of municipal hospital property to nonprofit corporation--Use by corporation as health care facility or medical clinic
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In addition to other powers granted, any municipality may by resolution give to a nonprofit corporation, real and personal property owned by the municipality and used by it in the operation of a health care facility as defined in § 34-12-1.1 or a medical clinic. However, the tran…
SDCL § 34-9-12 Conditions for transfer of municipal property to corporation
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No transfer of property shall be made pursuant to § 34-9-11 except under the conditions as set forth in subdivisions 34-9-10(1) and (3). Source: SL 1972, ch 191 .
SDCL § 34-9-13 Funds or property acquired through taxes not transferred to corporation
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No funds or property shall be transferred pursuant to § 34-9-11 that are acquired through legal tax levy in the municipality. Source: SL 1972, ch 191 .
SDCL § 34-9-14 Approval of municipality required for sale of real property by corporation
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Should the nonprofit corporation receiving the property desire to dispose of any of the real property transferred pursuant to § 34-9-11 through sale to a third party, the approval of the municipality must first be obtained. Source: SL 1972, ch 191 .
SDCL § 34-9-2 Types of institutions covered
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In § 34-9-1 , the term "hospital" may be construed to include a nursing facility or a home for the aged. Source: SDC 1939, § 45.0202 (2) as added by SL 1959, ch 265 ; SL 1964, ch 140 ; SL 1968, ch 180 . 34-9-3. Repealed by SL 1978, ch 50 , § 8.
SDCL § 34-9-4 Counties permitted to assist municipal hospitals
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The provisions of § 34-9-5 shall apply to all counties. Source: SL 1947, ch 222 , § 3; SDC Supp 1960, § 27.19A01; SL 1971, ch 201 , § 1; SL 1971, ch 202 , § 1.
SDCL § 34-9-5 County commissioners' resolution to aid city hospital--Method of financing
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If a first or second class municipality within a county which has no established county hospital makes provisions to construct, equip, and operate a public hospital having a capacity of not less than twenty patients and the board of county commissioners determines that the operat…
SDCL § 34-9-7.1 County aid in operation of hospital established by first or second class municipality
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Whenever a first or second class municipality has established a hospital as provided by § 34-9-5 , and without regard to whether a county has participated in the cost of its construction as provided in § 34-9-5 , the board of county commissioners may, by appropriate resolution, r…
SDCL § 34-9-8 Town power to maintain hospitals and dispensaries--Acceptance of donations and federal grants
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In addition to other powers granted, municipalities of the third class, as defined by law, shall have power to establish, construct, and maintain hospitals and medical dispensaries and to regulate the same. In constructing, or establishing any such hospital or medical dispensary …
SDCL § 34-9-9 Transfer of surplus municipal funds to private hospitals authorized
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Authority is hereby granted to municipalities to transfer surplus funds accumulated through special municipal revenue producing enterprises to private hospital corporations towards the cost of construction of any hospital to be constructed or now under construction or towards the…