South Carolina Administrative Code

15-65. Check Cashing. A. Definitions shall be those contained in the Act, S.C. Code Ann. Section 34-41-10 et seq. and the following: (1) Branch Location Certificate - means the certificate issued to each branch location of a licensee pursuant to 34-41-10(5). B. Application for li…

15-66. Check Cashing - Use of the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System. A. The Board requires check-cashing licensees and applicants to use the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (‘‘NMLS’’) for all application, renewal, and other filings. B. Pursuant to Section 34-41-40(A),…

15-67. Check Cashing - Required Records and Retention Period. A. In order to comply with Section 34-41-60(E), a person required to be licensed by Chapter 41 must keep and maintain the following information for each check cashed for which a fee, a service charge, or other consider…

15-68. Check Cashing - Other Consideration. A. For purposes of Sections 34-41-10(3) and (4) and 34-41-30, ‘‘other consideration’’ includes, but is not limited to, the mandatory purchase of goods or services in order to cash a check. B. Any vendor that imposes a mandatory purchase…

15-7. Loans Secured by Real Estate Mortgages. Except as hereinafter provided no State-chartered bank, savings bank, or savings and loan association shall make any loan or advance of credit of any nature secured by a mortgage of real estate (either direct or assigned as collateral…

15-8. Repealed. HISTORY: Former Regulation, titled Published Reports of Condition, Savings and Loan, repealed by SCSR 47-11 Doc. No. 5211, eff November 24, 2023.

15-9. Repealed. HISTORY: Former Regulation, titled Limitations and Restrictions on Loans, Savings and Loan, repealed by SCSR 48-5 Doc. No. 5219, eff May 24, 2024.

16-10. Procurement of Appraisal Services. A. The South Carolina Conservation Bank (Bank) may only authorize grants to Qualified Entities to purchase interests in land for conservation at or below fair market value, as determined by a qualified appraisal. In no case may grant fund…

17-1. Barber Schools, Managers, Teachers and Instructors, On the Job Training Instruc- tors. Each barber school shall have a manager who will be responsible for the overall operation of the school. All teachers or instructors in a barber school or college, or providing personal s…

17-10. Barber Students, Applications, Permits, Progress Reports, Examinations [; Issuance of Permit]. The student permit shall be issued for a period of nine (9) months for training in an approved barber school or college, or for twelve (12) months for training under the personal…

17-11. Barber Students, Applications, Permits, Progress Reports, Examinations; Monthly Progress Report. The school, college or the qualified on the job training instructor by whom the training is given, shall file with the Board on the first of each month a monthly progress repor…

17-12. Barber Students, Applications, Permits, Progress Reports, Examinations; Re-Exam- ination. Each student who completes training in a barber school or college or under the supervision of a qualified on the job training instructor and fails to make a passing grade on the exami…

17-13. Barber Students, Applications, Permits, Progress Reports, Examinations; Addition- al Training. An application for student permit must be filed with the Board for each student re-entering the school or college for additional training or for additional training under the per…

17-14. Barber Schools, Requirements of. Each barber school shall: a) have a qualified instructor or teacher for each twenty (20) students enrolled or fraction thereof; and b) have a minimum of ten (10) barber chairs and each and every barber chair shall be mechanically workable, …

17-15. Barber Schools, Shops, Mobile Shops, Requirements for Inspections. All schools, colleges, barbershops, or mobile barbershops are subject to inspections at any time by the Board of Barber Examiners or its agents. No manager, instructor, teacher, operator, owner or employee …

17-16. Rules and Regulations. All barber schools, colleges and qualified on the job training instructors are required to comply with the above rules and regulations in order to remain on the approved list. HISTORY: Amended by SCSR 46-5 Doc. No. 5073, eff May 27, 2022.

17-17. Repealed. HISTORY: Former Regulation, titled Rules and Regulations [; Revocation of Prior Rules and Regulations], repealed by SCSR 46-5 Doc. No. 5073, eff May 27, 2022.

17-2. Barber Schools, Barbershops, Managers, Teachers and Instructors; Filing of Name of Designated Manager. Each barber school or college, and each barbershop shall file with the South Carolina State Board of Barber Examiners (hereafter called ‘‘Board’’) the name of the designat…

17-20. Barbershop Requirements; Applications for Inspection and Registration and Shop License. A building that is to be used for a newly established barbershop or a shop reopening for business shall be separate and apart from any residence or building or room used for housing pur…

17-21. Mobile Barbershops. a. A mobile barbershop must be a self-contained unit sufficiently equipped to provide barbering services within the premises of the mobile shop. The mobile shop name, as is stated on the permit, and the mobile shop permit number must be visibly displaye…

17-22. Portable Barber Operations. a. A portable barber operation is a licensed registered barber or master hair care specialist who has a Board-issued permit to provide barbering services in a client’s home or place of residence, either permanent or temporary, a client’s office …

17-3. Barber Schools, Teachers and Instructors; Teachers and Instructors to Devote Full Time. All teachers and instructors in barber schools or colleges are required to give full time to the students during the time they are on the school or college premises and engaged in provid…

17-30. Certificate of Physical Examination. All applicants for licensure as a registered barber or master hair care specialist in South Carolina shall attach to their application for licensure a certificate from a qualified practicing physician or from a County Health Department …

17-4. Barber Schools, Managers, Teachers and Instructors; Certain Teachers and Instruc- tors to Take Examinations. All licensed instructors who have not taught in a school, college, or provided on the job training within a period of five years, or who have not attended the annual…

17-5. Barber Schools, Applications and Fees. All barber schools and colleges to be approved and accepted must file an application as required by the Board at least fifteen (15) days prior to the Board’s regular meeting date, and accompanied by the prescribed fee. Following receip…

17-50. Sanitary Rules Governing Barbers, Barbershops, Mobile Barbershops, and Barber Colleges. A mobile barbershop must comply with all sanitary rules set out below. For the purposes of this regulation, the term ‘‘barbershop’’ is inclusive of any location or place subject to regi…

17-51. Minimum Requirements for Licensing of Cosmetologists as Master Hair Care Specialists. 1. The Board will issue master hair care specialist licenses to those licensed as cosmetologists by the South Carolina State Board of Cosmetology who submit a completed application with t…

17-6. Barber Schools, Applications and Fees; Change in Ownership. When a certificate of approval has been issued to a barber school or college and there is a change in ownership, a new application form must be submitted along with the prescribed fee. HISTORY: Amended by SCSR 46-5…

17-7. Barber Schools, Disqualifying Actions. If it shall appear to the Board that any manager, teacher or instructor has a) been convicted of any crime involving moral turpitude as shown by a certified copy of the record of the Court of Conviction; or b) has engaged in malpractic…

17-8. Barber Students, Applications, Permits, Training, Progress Reports, and Examina- tions. 1. Every person desiring to train in a barber school or college, or under the personal supervision of a registered barber or a master hair care specialist who is a qualified on the job t…

17-9. Barber Students, Applications, Permits, Progress Reports, Examinations; When Enrollment Commences. A student shall be deemed enrolled in the barber school or college or under the personal supervision of a qualified on the job training instructor only from and after the date…

18-1. Purpose and Definitions. A. Purpose The South Carolina Commission for the Blind is designated as the State Licensing Agency for the Randolph-Sheppard Vending Facility Program. The program establishes, constructs, equips and maintains vending facilities on suitable public an…

18-10. Vacation, Sickness and Maternity Leave. A. Blind Licensed Vendors are entitled to three (3) weeks vacation during each calendar year. Blind Licensed Vendors will be permitted to carry over from one calendar year to the next any unused vacation credit up to a total accumula…

18-11. Supervision of Vending Facilities. A. As the State Licensing Agency for the Randolph-Sheppard Vending Stand Program, the Agency is responsible for the supervision and management of each vending facility. B. In order to carry out this responsibility, the BEP Counselor will …

18-12. Explanation to a Blind Licensed Vendor of His Rights and Responsibilities. The Agency will furnish and explain to each Blind Licensed Vendor copies of documents relevant to the operation of the vending facility, including the rules and regulations, the agreement and permit…

18-13. Administrative Reviews, Evidentiary Hearings and Arbitration of Blind Licensed Vendor Complaints. A. Administrative Review 1. The purpose of an Administrative Review is to provide an informal procedure through which the Agency provides a Blind Licensed Vendor or his or her…

18-14. Vending Facility Equipment and Initial Stock. A. The Agency will furnish each vending facility with adequate, suitable equipment and initial stocks of merchandise and cash necessary for the establishment and operation of such facility. B. The right, title to and interest i…

18-15. Maintenance and Replacement of Equipment. A. The Agency will maintain (or cause to be maintained) all vending facility equipment in good repair and in attractive condition, and will replace (or cause to be replaced) worn out or obsolete equipment as required to assure the …

18-16. Distribution and Use of Income from Vending Machines on Federal Property. A. Vending machine income from vending machines on federal property which has been disbursed to the Agency by a property managing department, agency or instrumentality of the United States under the …

18-17. Election, Organization and Function of the Business Enterprise Program Vendors Committee. A. The Agency will conduct among the Blind Licensed Vendors in the program a biennial election of a BEP Vendors Committee which will be representative, to the extent possible, of all …

18-18. Access to Program and Financial Information. Each Blind Licensed Vendor will be provided access to all program and financial data of the Agency relevant to the operation of the Vending Facility Program, including quarterly and annual financial reports upon request, if such…

18-2. Issuance of Licenses. A. Licenses are only issued to those individuals who are determined by the Agency to be: 1. Legally blind in accordance with the definition in 18-1 (B) (3) of these regulations. 2. Citizens of the United States; legal resident of the State of South Car…

18-3. Termination of Licenses. A. Licenses will be issued for an indefinite period of time, but will be subject to suspension or termination if, after affording the Blind Licensed Vendor an opportunity for a full evidentiary hearing, the Agency finds that the vending facility is …

18-4. Training Program. A. In order to successfully complete the Vending Facility Training Program, the client must possess the following basic skills: 1. Sufficient communication (verbal & reading) skills to complete the classroom work, outside reading assignments and the operat…

18-5. Selection, Transfer and Promotion of Blind Licensed Vendors. A. When new vending facilities are built or existing facilities become vacant, all Blind Licensed Vendors will be notified by the Vending Facility BidLine. The BidLine information will include the location and des…

18-7. Vendor Assistants. A. Blind Licensed Vendors who have a need for Vendor Assistants in order to operate their vending facilities are responsible for the hiring, training, salary withholdings and benefits of such Assistants. B. Because it is the policy of the Agency to employ…

18-8. Operating Agreement Between the Agency and Blind Licensed Vendor. A. The Agency agrees to: 1. Equip the vending facility for carrying out the business authorized by the permit. 2. Furnish initial stocks of merchandise and cash sufficient to enable the Blind Licensed Vendor …