Chapter 27

27-3001.7. Loading Zones. A. Service vehicles and delivery vehicles displaying a valid permit may park in loading zones for up to two hours. All other vehicles must display a valid loading permit prior to parking in a loading zone. B. Persons who wish to park near a University bu…

27-3002. PARKING AREAS.

27-3002.1. General. A. Vehicles may be parked only in areas designated as parking areas by signs or street markings, except when otherwise directed by a Parking Enforcement Officer or Law Enforcement Officer actively engaged in directing traffic on campus. B. Vehicles may park on…

27-3002.2. Special Event Parking Areas. A. Special event parking areas shall be designated by sign(s) and/or as directed by a Parking Enforcement Officer or Law Enforcement Officer actively engaged in directing traffic on campus. B. Unauthorized motor vehicles may not park in are…

27-3002.3. Employee/Student Parking Areas. A. Employee parking areas shall be designated by sign(s) and/or green pavement markings. Areas posted as ‘‘Reserved for employees 24 hours’’ shall not be available for parking except for those vehicles displaying a permit or decal valid …

27-3002.4. Visitor Parking Areas. A. Visitor parking areas shall be designated by sign(s) and/or pavement markings. These areas are reserved for bona fide visitors. Vehicles bearing a current university decal shall not park in any visitor areas between the hours of 7:00 AM and 9:…

27-3002.5. Service Vehicle Parking Areas. Service vehicle parking areas are marked by sign(s) and/or pavement markings. Vehicles bearing a valid permit to park in service vehicle parking are the only vehicles authorized to park in these areas. HISTORY: Amended by State Register V…

27-3002.6. Accessible Parking for Individuals with Disabilities. Accessible parking areas reserved for individuals with disabilities are marked by sign(s) and/or pavement markings incorporating the international disability access symbol and includes the markings associated with v…

27-3002.7. Timed Parking Areas. Timed parking areas are marked by meter, sign(s) and/or pavement markings. Visitors may park in undesignated timed parking areas without displaying a permit, unless otherwise indicated by sign or pavement marking. Employees and students are require…

27-3002.8. Motorcycle/Moped/Golf Cart Parking Areas. Motorcycles, mopeds and golf cart parking areas are marked by sign(s) and/or pavement markings. Motorcycles, mopeds and golf carts require a permit and may not park in any area except those areas specifically designated for the…

27-3003. PEDESTRIANS & OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES.

27-3003.1. Moving Motor Vehicles. All South Carolina statutory laws apply on University property at all times. HISTORY: Amended by State Register Volume 18, Issue No. 5, eff May 27, 1994; State Register Volume 22, Issue No. 6, Part 1, eff June 26, 1998.

27-3003.2. Motor Vehicle Accidents. Any motor vehicle accident resulting in personal injury or property damage shall require the operator to report such accident to the University Police Department and to comply with South Carolina law regarding motor vehicle accidents. HISTORY: …

27-3003.3. Closed Streets or Areas. No person, other than those who by the nature of their functions are required to do so, shall operate any motor vehicle in or upon any area of the campus which is closed by the use of barricades or other traffic control devices. HISTORY: Amende…

27-3003.4. Speed Limits. A. Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit on the campus of Clemson University is fifteen miles per hour. B. No person shall operate a motor vehicle at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the actual and potential hazards then existing, e…

27-3003.5. Pedestrians. Pedestrians on campus must obey applicable state laws and traffic control signals. No pedestrian shall suddenly leave a curb, a sidewalk or other place of safety and walk or run into the path of a motor vehicle which is so close as to constitute an immedia…

27-3004. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES.

27-3004.1. Responsibility for Violations. The operator and/or owner or person in whose name a motor vehicle is registered shall be responsible for all violations incurred by the vehicle. HISTORY: Amended by State Register Volume 18, Issue No. 5, eff May 27, 1994; State Register V…

27-3004.2. Notice of Violations. A. A Parking Enforcement Officer or Law Enforcement Officer may issue parking citations or warning notices for violations of parking regulations. B. Lawful issuance of a parking citation is a notice of violation of the parking regulations and noti…

27-3004.3. Schedule of Parking Penalties. A. Penalties for parking offenses shall be determined by the Board of Trustees or its designees. A schedule of parking penalties for parking offenses shall be available for inspection as posted online on the Parking and Transportation Ser…

27-3004.4. Payment of Parking Penalties. A. Penalties for parking violations are payable online, in person or by mail at the offices of Parking and Transportation Services. After business hours, penalties assessed for towed vehicles may be paid online or at the Clemson University…

27-3004.5. Moving Violations. Citations and penalties for moving violations shall be as provided in the South Carolina state statutes. HISTORY: Amended by State Register Volume 18, Issue No. 5, eff May 27, 1994; State Register Volume 22, Issue No. 6, Part 1, eff June 26, 1998.

27-3004.6. Delinquent Violations. A. Persons who fail to pay the assessed penalty within fifteen calendars after the citation or who fail to initiate the appeal process within ten calendar days after the date of the parking violation have waived any right to appeal the citation. …

27-3004.7. Vehicle Towing and Impounding. A. In addition to any other remedy herein provided, Clemson University may have a vehicle towed, impounded and stored at the owner’s expense and risk under the following conditions: 1. If the vehicle is illegally parked. 2. If the vehicle…

27-3005. APPEALS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES.

27-3005.3. Parking Appeals. A. Any person cited for a violation of the parking regulations may waive the right to appeal by paying the assessed penalty within ten calendar days from the date of the violation. B. The President of Clemson University may establish one or more Parkin…

27-3005.4. Appointment of Boards and Committees. A. The President of Clemson University is designated the authority to administer and enforce these regulations and may further delegate this authority if he chooses to do so. B. The President of Clemson University may appoint such …

27-3006. Non-Motorized Vehicles. A. General 1. Clemson University recognizes non-motorized vehicles as important and legitimate means of transportation, provided they are operated with due regard and concern for the safety of the general public. 2. Pedestrians in cross walks, on …

27-4. Restrictions on Transactions Involving Queen Bees and Attendants. The sale, bartering or shipment of queen bees and their attendant bees within this State is prohibited, except when accompanied by a current certificate or copy thereof from the Commission, issued within 60 d…

27-4000. Definitions. A. Horse For the purpose of these regulations, ‘‘horse’’ means any member of the equine family including horses, mules, asses, zebras or other equadae. B. Equine Sale Facility For the purpose of these regulations, an Equine Sales Facility hereinafter sometim…

27-4001. Permits. A. Requirement Any person, person, firm or corporation operating an Equine Sales Facility in South Carolina must possess a valid permit obtained in accordance with these regulations. B. Application Any person, persons, firm or corporation wishing to operate an E…

27-4002. Facilities. A. Cleaning and Disinfection All areas of the holding facilities shall have a drainage system and shall be cleaned and disinfected as the State Veterinarian or his authorized designee may prescribe. B. Bonding The facility must meet the bonding requirements a…

27-4003. Equine Infectious Anemia Testing. A. Testing Any horses entering an Equine Sales Facility in South Carolina must be accompanied by an official certificate showing that it has reacted negatively to an approved test for equine infectious anemia within the last six (6) mont…

27-4004. Records. A. A record keeping system shall be established by the operator of any Equine Sales Facility which ensures that appropriate records are maintained on all horses enter the facility. The records must include the name and address of the horse, date of sale, and the…

27-4005. Quarantine. A. The facility shall be placed under quarantine when it has been determined by the State Veterinarian or his authorized designee that any part of these regulations have been violated and that a quarantine is necessary. The facility shall also be placed under…

27-4006. Penalties. Any person who shall violate any provision in these regulations shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, must be fined in an amount not to exceed one thousand dollars or imprisoned not to exceed six months. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume…

27-42. Conditions Governing the Movement of Regulated Articles. A. Certificate or permit required. Unless exempted in a regulation supplemental hereto, a certificate or permit shall accompany the movement of regulated articles from any regulated area into or through any point out…

27-47. Waiver of Liability. The South Carolina Crop Pest Commission disclaims liability for any cost incident to inspection or treatment required under the provisions of the quarantine, other than for the services of the South Carolina Crop Pest Commission. 27-48. Penalties. Unde…

27-5. Restrictions on Shipments of Honey from Apiary Infected with American Foulbrood. A. The shipment, transportation or movement of honey from an area infected with American Foulbrood or which is under quarantine for this disease, except when such honey is contained in new tin …

27-5000. Definitions. A. Definition Equine Slaughter Only Assembly Point -This facility shall be deemed to be one operated by a person or persons, firm or corporation, that shall on a continuing daily basis or on several days of each week, purchase equine from the general public,…

27-5001. Permits. A. Permits On or after July 1, 1993, any person, persons, firm or corporation wishing to operate an Equine Slaughter Assembly Point shall make written application to the State Veterinarian on the forms furnished by the office of the State Veterinarian and shall …

27-5002. Testing. Equine animals moving from S. C. premises to the Equine Slaughter Assembly Point may enter without a test. Equine animals from other states may enter the facility without testing provided they enter the state with identification acceptable to the State Veterinar…

27-5003. Records Required. 1. Date of Purchase 2. Name and Address of Seller 3. Identification 4. Disposition -When -Where -Proof of slaughter 5. Available to LPHD personnel and accessible at reasonable hours and of a type that ensures accountability. 6. Records shall be maintain…

27-5004. Movement of Animals From Facility. Any Equine after entering facility can only leave for shipment directly to slaughter and within a maximum of 15 days. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 17, Issue No. 5, Part 1, eff May 28, 1993.

27-5005. Bonding. This facility must meet the bonding requirements as set forth by the USDA Packers and Stockyards Administration. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 17, Issue No. 5, Part 1, eff May 28, 1993.

27-5006. Penalties. Any person who shall violate any provisions set forth in these regulations shall be subject to the punishment in accordance with Section 47-13-1400 which states, ‘‘that any person violating the provisions of this article is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con…

27-5007. Sign At Entry Point (Required Sign At Entry Gate). An easily readable sign: at least 4 feet high by 8 feet wide must be prominently displayed at the entrance to the facility. At the top of the sign in large, easily readable letters, the following wording must be listed, …

27-5008. Restrictions. No facility licensed for and used as an Equine Auction Market may be licensed for use as an Equine Slaughter Assembly Point Facility. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 17, Issue No. 5, Part 1, eff May 28, 1993.

27-5009. Identification. All animals not otherwise identified must be identified when unloaded at the facility by a method acceptable to the State Veterinarian (at the minimum, a USDA Backtag). HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 17, Issue No. 5, Part 1, eff May 28, 1993.

27-5010. Suspension of Operation Order. It is the responsibility of the operator of the facility to maintain adequate health care for all animals and to care for them in a humane fashion. Failure to provide adequate care for animals at all times will result in temporary or perman…