Arkansas Administrative Code

2 CAR § 195-202. Horses and other equidae. (a) Must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection with identification and temperature of the horse or horses shown. (b)(1) Negative EIA test within twelve (12) months prior to entry for all equidae over six (6) months of …

2 CAR § 195-203. Swine. (a) All swine, not under the authority of a commuter swine agreement, must have an official premise identification, be individually identified, and be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection and permit number obtained from the State Veterinar…

2 CAR § 195-204. Feral swine. (a) Definition. “Feral swine” means swine that have lived part of their lives free roaming. (b) Feral swine may be reclassified as domestic swine by a negative official brucellosis and pseudorabies test conducted after at least sixty (60) days' confi…

2 CAR § 195-205. Market swine — Entry for sale at Arkansas market. (a) As of July 1, 2001, all swine entering Arkansas for sale at an Arkansas market shall be identified by an official premise identification and: (1) Be tested negative for pseudorabies and brucellosis within thir…

2 CAR § 195-206. Sheep and goats. (a)(1) No sheep or goats may be imported into Arkansas that do not originate from a consistent state, unless originating from a complete monitored scrapie flock or enrolled in the Voluntary Scrapie Flock Certification Program (VSFCP). (2) All she…

2 CAR § 195-207. Dogs and cats. (a) All dogs and cats transported or moved into Arkansas for any purpose must be accompanied by an official certificate of veterinary inspection and have been vaccinated against rabies not more than twelve (12) months prior to entry. (b) Dogs and c…

2 CAR § 195-208. Psittacine birds, passerine birds, and all other nonpoultry avian species. Certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty (30) days, and entry permit required.

2 CAR § 195-209. Poultry, waterfowl, hatching eggs. (a)(1) All poultry, which includes game birds, quail, pheasants, peafowl, turkeys, and waterfowl shall have originated from a United States pullorum-clean flock or have had a negative pullorum test within ninety (90) days of ent…

2 CAR § 195-210. Ratites (ostriches, emus, rheas, etc.). (a) All ratites must have a negative test for avian influenza within thirty (30) days prior to entry unless a state of emergency has been declared. (b) They must be individually identified with a form of permanent identific…

2 CAR § 195-211. Cervidae (elk, deer, caribou, moose, etc.). The rules for the importation of cervidae lies with the Arkansas State Game and Fish Commission.

2 CAR § 195-212. Bison. Same as cattle, 2 CAR § 195-201.

2 CAR § 195-213. Camelids (llamas, alpaca, guanacos, vicunas, etc.). (a) All camelids shall be individually identified, and have a certificate of veterinary inspection within thirty (30) days of entry. (b) Registration papers when accompanied by registry photographs of the animal…

2 CAR § 195-214. Exotic animals and organisms. (a) Exotic ruminants. Most required to have negative brucellosis and tuberculosis test within thirty (30) days prior to entry. (b) Zoo, fur-bearing, and other wild animals. (1) See general requirements, 2 CAR § 195-101. (2) Tests per…

2 CAR § 195-215. Emergency provisions. See general requirements, 2 CAR § 195-101.

2 CAR § 196-101. Definitions. As used in this part, "special cattle sale" means: (1) Any sale of cattle at an approved Arkansas cattle market held on any day that is not a regular sale day; or (2) Any sale of one hundred (100) head or more of test eligible cows originating from o…

2 CAR § 196-102. Notice requirement. The market owner is only required to give written notice of a special cattle sale held at an approved market on any day that is not a regular sale day to the State Veterinarian a minimum of ten (10) working days prior to the special cattle sal…

2 CAR § 196-103. Identification requirements. (a) All intact bovine over eighteen (18) months of age, all dairy cattle of any age including dairy steers, and all rodeo (exhibition) cattle including steers (dogging and team roping cattle) shall be identified with official ID at re…

2 CAR § 197-101. Application. (a) Applicants desiring permits for quarantined feedlots in Arkansas shall make written application to the Arkansas Board of Animal Health and the United States Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, Veterinary Services Division of the United St…

2 CAR § 197-102. Permits. (a) Upon approval of such application, a quarantined feedlot permit, bearing a permit number, shall be issued by the Arkansas Board of Animal Health to the person signing the application who in turn shall be held as the party responsible for compliance w…

2 CAR § 197-103. Compliance. (a) Cattle moving interstate and intrastate must meet the existing federal regulations and state rules at the time of movement to the approved quarantined feedlot. (b) Quarantined feedlot operator permits may be revoked by the Arkansas Board of Animal…

2 CAR § 197-104. Out-of-state shipments. Out-of-state shipments of cattle to an Arkansas quarantined feedlot must enter Arkansas on a completed official health certificate or a 1-27 permit issued by an accredited veterinarian indicating the official feedlot permit number assigned…

2 CAR § 197-105. Quarantine. (a) Cattle shall be quarantined to such quarantined feedlot as described in the operator's application. (b) All cattle except steers and spayed heifers leaving such feedlot: (1) Must go directly to slaughter; (2) May be moved directly to another quara…

2 CAR § 197-106. Inspection. Authorized representatives of the Arkansas Board of Animal Health and/or the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, Veterinary Services of the United States Department of Agriculture shall make periodic inspection of approved quarantined feedlots…

2 CAR § 197-107. Animal death. In the event of death of an animal while still in quarantine, prompt and proper disposition of said animal shall be made by the feedlot operator.

2 CAR § 197-108. Branding. Each animal moved to and all bovine animals confined (including calves) in an approved quarantined feedlot shall be permanently identified by an "S" shaped permanent "hot", "fire", or "freeze" brand (not acid or caustic) not less than three inches (3”) …

2 CAR § 197-109. Revocation. (a) If a permit for the maintenance of a feedlot is relinquished by the permit holder or if revoked by the Arkansas Board of Animal Health or the United States Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, such premises shall …

2 CAR § 197-110. Records. (a) Quarantined feedlot operators shall maintain permanent records for a period of three (3) years after sale date of animal, such records to consist of: (1) Number of livestock purchased, from whom purchased, and date of purchase; (2) Number of cattle m…

2 CAR § 198-101. Testing and branding. (a)(1) Female cattle over twelve (12) months of age that are not vaccinated for brucellosis and are sold through a livestock market or by one (1) person to another, must be: (A) Tested negative for brucellosis; and (B) Permanently identified…

3 CAR § 1-101. Scope. (a) Except where specifically noted, the rules under this part apply to all categories of permits issued by authority of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division. (b) This part should be regarded as being supplementary to, and not in replacement of, the laws …

3 CAR § 1-102. Definitions. The following definitions are applicable to Parts 1 – 6 of this chapter: (1) “Administrator” means the Administrator of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division, which may also be referred to in this part or other laws as the Alcoholic Beverage Control …

3 CAR § 1-201. Types of permits for which application may be made. The categories of permits under which controlled beverages may be sold and the controlled beverages which may be sold pursuant to those permits are as follows: (1) Beer on-premises permit authorizes the sale of be…

3 CAR § 1-202. Information, statements, and documents to be furnished by applicant. In addition to such other information as the Director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division may determine shall be provided, the applicant for any permit issued pursuant to any alcoholic beve…

3 CAR § 1-203. Factors that may be considered in determining public convenience and advantage. (a) Any permit issued pursuant to any alcoholic beverage control law of the State of Arkansas shall be issued only for use in any county or political subdivision where authorized by law…

3 CAR § 1-204. Factors that shall be considered in determining public convenience and advantage. When issuing a permit under Title 3 of the Arkansas Code, the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division shall consider lack of diversity in ownership and financial interest in the geographi…

3 CAR § 1-205. Hotel or motel, restaurant, and private club permits. (a) In addition to the requirements under this part for all permits, additional requirements for applications for hotel and motel, and restaurant permits will be found under 3 CAR pt. 4. (b) Additional requireme…

3 CAR § 1-206. Temporary beer permit. (a)(1) Temporary beer permits for the sale of beer at functions sponsored by or for the benefit of nonprofit or charitable organizations may be issued for a period of time not to exceed five (5) consecutive days. (2) Applications for such per…

3 CAR § 1-207. Temporary wine permit. (a)(1) Temporary wine permits for the sale of wine and light wine by single servings for on-premises consumption at functions sponsored by or for the benefit of nonprofit or charitable organizations may be issued for a period of time not to e…

3 CAR § 1-208. Temporary spirits permit. (a)(1) Temporary permits for the sale of spirituous alcoholic beverages at functions sponsored by or for the benefit of nonprofit or charitable organizations may be issued for a period of time not to exceed five (5) consecutive days. (2) S…

3 CAR § 1-209. Temporary hard cider permit. (a)(1) Temporary hard cider permits for the sale of hard cider at functions sponsored by or for the benefit of nonprofit or charitable organizations may be issued for a period of time not to exceed five (5) consecutive days. (2) Applica…

3 CAR § 1-210. Temporary permit holder may solicit wholesalers for sponsorship money. (a)(1) A person who holds a temporary permit may, under the following conditions, solicit sponsorship money or other items from a wholesaler who sells the temporary permit holder alcoholic bever…

3 CAR § 1-211. Publication of notice that application has been made for permit. (a)(1) After filing an acceptable application with the Director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division, the applicant shall cause to be published at least once a week for two (2) consecutive weeks…

3 CAR § 1-212. Application for permit to be verified. Applications for permits issued pursuant to any alcoholic beverage control law of the State of Arkansas shall be verified by: (1) The named applicant, if the applicant is an individual; (2) A general partner of a partnership, …

3 CAR § 1-213. Change of information or statements in application. If there is any change in the facts as presented in the original or any renewal application on file with the Director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division, written notice thereof must be given to the directo…

3 CAR § 1-214. Notice of application to be posted at premises. (a)(1) Within five (5) days after filing an application for any permit issued by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division at any premises, a notice of the application in a form approved by the Director of the Alcoholic…

3 CAR § 1-215. Application for transfer of location of premises. (a)(1) Any person holding a permit issued pursuant to any alcoholic beverage law of the State of Arkansas who desires to transfer the location of the permitted premises shall make application therefor to the Directo…

3 CAR § 1-216. Transfer of location application or request for inactive status. No transfer of location application or request for inactive status may be filed or made with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division unless the permitted outlet has completed inspection by the Alcohol…

3 CAR § 1-217. Publication of notice of application for transfer of location. A notice of application for a transfer of location of the permitted premises shall be published by the applicant and filed with the Director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division in the same manner…