South Carolina Administrative Code

20-9.4. Receipt Book. 1. If a Commission Representative has been furnished a receipt book, then he/she shall carry it with him/her at all times during an event. 2. Receipts are made out in triplicate; one copy for the person paying the fee, one copy to forward to the Commission o…

20-9.5. Forwarding of Scorecards. The Commission Representative at boxing shows must obtain the judges’ scorecards and forward them to the Commission upon request in addition to the other required reports. HISTORY: Formerly 20-9.4; State Register Volume 39, Issue No. 6, Doc. No. …

20-9.6. Check of Substitute Boxers. When substitutions occur in any boxing show, the Commission Representative must thoroughly check the substitute’s record, including his/her last five (5) bouts, license, suspension status, name of his/her manager, if any, and any other pertinen…

20-9.8. Assure Enforcement of Regulations. The Commission Representative shall see that all necessary equipment is provided, that all partici- pants are present and ready on time, that the seconds are properly instructed in their duties, and that all regulations pertaining to the…

20-9.9. Report of Injuries. Commission representatives shall make an inquiry of all boxers after their bouts, in cooperation with the physicians, and shall report any injuries to the Commission within seventy-two (72) hours. HISTORY: Amended by State Register Volume 39, Issue No.…

21-1. General Purpose. The general purpose of the Perpetual Care Cemetery Board is to protect the public and to regulate and supervise the activities of cemeteries licensed under the laws of South Carolina. HISTORY: Formerly R. 21-2. Renumbered by State Register Volume 37, Issue …

21-10. Meetings. The Cemetery Board shall meet at least semiannually, and more often upon the call of the Chairman or upon written request of at least four members of the board. HISTORY: Formerly R. 21-11. Renumbered by State Register Volume 37, Issue No. 6, eff June 28, 2013. SU…

21-11. Care and Maintenance Trust Funds. (A) Pursuant to Section 40-8-110(C), each time a space is sold, the cemetery must deposit the amount which the cemetery charges for perpetual care into the Care and Maintenance Trust Fund. The trustee must furnish to the board, within nine…

21-12. Report of Deposits. The Cemetery Board requires a report of deposits, earnings, and withdrawals to the Care and Maintenance Trust Fund to be completed and mailed to the Cemetery Board annually on forms provided by the Cemetery Board. HISTORY: Formerly R. 21-20. Renumbered …

21-13. Location of Fund. No person will be allowed to withdraw or transfer all or any portion of the corpus of the care and maintenance trust funds of any cemetery to any depository authorized to conduct business in South Carolina. The board will not approve the creation of a new…

21-14. Transfer of Funds. Any cemetery which desires to transfer its care and maintenance trust funds must make written request to the Cemetery Board and provide the Cemetery Board with a copy of the new proposed Care and Maintenance Trust Fund Agreement. The Cemetery Board will …

21-15. Commingling of Deposits. The trustees of care and maintenance trust funds may commingle the deposits in all such trusts for purposes of the management and investment of the funds. HISTORY: Formerly R. 21-23. Renumbered by State Register Volume 37, Issue No. 6, eff June 28,…

21-16. Reports of Deposits. The Cemetery Board requires a report of deposits, earnings, and withdrawals to the Merchandise Fund to be completed and mailed to the Cemetery Board annually on forms provided by the Cemetery Board. Pursuant to Section 40-8-110(F)(1), whether or not a …

21-17. Location of Fund. The Cemetery Board will not approve the creation of a merchandise fund unless the same is deposited with a financial institution authorized to conduct business in South Carolina. HISTORY: Formerly R. 21-31. Renumbered by State Register Volume 37, Issue No…

21-18. Deposits to Merchandise Fund. No person shall offer to enter into, or enter into a contract, for the sale of a memorial, mausoleum crypt, or other cemetery merchandise that is to be used in connection with the interment of a deceased human being, wherein the memorial or ot…

21-19. Withdrawals from Merchandise Fund. The funds held shall remain intact, together with all interest accrued thereon, except as provided herein, until the memorial or other cemetery merchandise has been delivered. (a) The costs for administering the merchandise fund may be pa…

21-20. Reports. The Cemetery Board requires that a cemetery pre-file with the board, before it begins, a pre- construction mausoleum sales program, and that a report of deposits to the Pre-Construction Mausoleum Fund be completed and mailed to the Cemetery Board annually on forms…

21-21. Deposits to Fund. (a) Any person who enters into a contract for the sale of a space in a private family mausoleum or community mausoleum or bank of belowground crypts prior to the completed construction thereof shall establish a fund entitled ‘‘Pre-Construction Fund’’ with…

21-22. Withdrawals from Pre-Construction Fund. The seller shall be entitled to withdraw all funds from the pre-construction fund after the Cemetery Board is satisfied that construction has been completed; provided, however, during construction of the mausoleum or bank of belowgro…

21-23. Application and Filing Fee. Any legal entity wishing to establish and operate a cemetery company, as defined in Code Section 40-8-30(6) must first obtain a license from the Cemetery Board. The legal entity shall file written application with the Cemetery Board. All applica…

21-24. Cemetery Company License. Upon proper application for a Cemetery Company License, and where it appears after investigation that the criteria required by applicable laws have been met, the Cemetery Board shall issue said license to the applicant, provided that the required …

21-25. Change of Control. Any entity wishing to purchase or acquire control of an existing cemetery company shall first make written application to the Cemetery Board on the board’s Application for Change of Control. This form provides space for the name and address of the presen…

21-26. Cemetery Rules and Regulations. Each cemetery shall submit to the Cemetery Board a copy of its rules and regulations for approval. After the Cemetery Board has approved the rules and regulations for a licensed cemetery, the cemetery, must before modifying, changing, or ame…

21-27. Nature Preserve Exemption Requirements. Prior approval of the Board is required for all licensing exemptions granted for a nature preserve cemetery. The proposed nature preserve cemetery must be duly licensed and approved by all other applicable licensing authorities. Perp…

21-3. Disclosures. Pursuant to Section 40-8-100(G), a certified copy of the disclosures regarding fees to be placed in trust by the cemetery company must be sent to the board administrator. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 37, Issue No. 6, eff June 28, 2013. Editor’s Note …

21-30. Deleted by State Register Volume 37, Issue No. 6, eff June 28, 2013. Editor’s Note Former R. 21-30 was entitled ‘‘Reports of Deposits’’. See now, R. 21-16. 21-31. Deleted by State Register Volume 37, Issue No. 6, eff June 28, 2013. Editor’s Note Former R. 21-31 was entitle…

21-52. Deleted by State Register Volume 37, Issue No. 6, eff June 28, 2013. Editor’s Note Former R. 21-52 was entitled ‘‘Change of Control’’. See now, R. 21-25. 21-53. Deleted by State Register Volume 37, Issue No. 6, eff June 28, 2013. Editor’s Note Former R. 21-53 was entitled …

21-7. Records Retention. (A) Pursuant to Section 40-8-100(A), all records maintained by cemeteries must be maintained on location and be available for inspection at all times. The Board may permit cemeteries with multiple locations to maintain records at its primary in-state loca…

21-8. Death of Cemetery Owner. In case of the death of a cemetery owner, if the cemetery is inherited, a probate judge must appoint a qualified manager for the cemetery. Once probate is finalized, the manager must apply for a new license within sixty (60) days. (Section 40-8-90(B…

21-9. Policies and Procedures; Vendors. (A) Pursuant to Section 40-8-100(H), policies and procedures must be approved by the board before being put into effect. (B) Pursuant to Section 40-8-100(D), a policy or procedure may not be promulgated which unreasonably charges outside ve…

22-10. Registration Fees. Registration fees are established by the President of the University, in consultation with the Board of Trustees. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 19, Issue No. 3, eff March 24, 1995. ARTICLE 3 PARKING AREAS (Statutory Authority: 1976 Code §§ 56-2…

22-13. Payment of Penalties and Bonds. Penalties and/or bonds are payable in person or by mail at the appropriate campus office for motor vehicle registration in accordance with Sec. 22-14, 22-15, and 22-16 below. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 19, Issue No. 3, eff March…

22-14. Traffic, Parking and the Registration of Motor Vehicles for the University. Schedule of Penalties and Bonds: (1) Parking improperly. . . . . . $3.00 (2) Parking in loading or service zone . . . $5.00 (3) Blocking (sidewalk) driveway . . . $15.00 (4) No parking permit for z…

22-15. Delinquent Violations—Increase in Bonds. For Delinquent violations neither paid nor appealed after the third school day from the date of issuance—the bond will be increased as prescribed below: After 72 hours: A. $3.00 Bond increased to $5.00 B. $5.00 Bond increased to $7.…

22-18. Appointment of Boards, Committees and Courts. The President of the University shall have the authority to appoint such persons, Boards, Commit- tees and Administrative Bodies as deemed necessary to hear appeals and to assist in the administration of the rules and regulatio…

22-2. To Whom Regulations Apply. These regulations apply to the drivers of all vehicles, whether public or private, and are in force twenty-four (24) hours a day unless otherwise provided. It is unlawful for any driver to violate any of the provisions of these regulations, except…

22-3. Traffic Signs. A. The driver of any vehicle shall obey the lawful instruction of any campus public safety officer, and of any official traffic sign properly placed in accordance with the provisions of these regulations except when otherwise directed by a safety officer. Whe…

22-4. Altering or Defacing of Traffic Signs. No person shall, without lawful authority, attempt to or in fact alter, deface, injure, knock down, or remove any official traffic sign or device, or any inscription, shield or insignia thereon, or any other part thereof. HISTORY: Adde…

22-5. Authority of President. The President of the University acting pursuant to the authority vested in that office by these regulations, shall exercise discretion and authority in such a manner as to insure the proper conduct of the necessary business of the University and effe…

22-6. Liability for Protection of Motor Vehicles. The University shall assume no responsibility for the care and/or protection of any vehicle or its contents at any time when it is operated or parked on the University. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 19, Issue No. 3, eff …

22-8. Registration of Students’ Vehicles. Any student or other person who is not a member of the faculty or staff of the University and who shall regularly or occasionally drive, operate or control, park, let stand, or otherwise use or maintain a motor vehicle on the land or prop…

22-9. Faculty and Staff Parking Permits. Every faculty or Staff member of the University who owns or operates a vehicle on campus may acquire a permit to park a vehicle in a designated parking area. The Faculty and Staff member who is issued a parking permit is responsible for al…

23-7. Summons. Sec. 1. Public Safety personnel employed by the College are empowered and authorized to issue summons and/or other traffic citations pursuant to authority contained in §§ 56-21-10 to 56-21-60 of the 1976 Code.

24-11. Other Parties Who Shall Be Invited and Encouraged to Attend Case Reviews. In extreme and unusual cases, a local review board may decide that it needs to hear from certain other knowledgeable and interested parties in order to formulate its advisory decisions. Such parties …

24-15. Written Information Presented to the Review Board at the Time of the Review. The agency, child-caring facility, or residential group care home which is legally responsible for a child whose case is being reviewed hereunder and/or is responsible for the placement of a child…

24-17. Scheduling of Case Reviews. The following procedures shall apply when a case review is scheduled: A. The foster care agency, child-caring facility, or residential group care home shall provide initially to the assigned review board coordinator the ‘‘Roster of All Children …

24-19. Frequency of Case Reviews. A. Local review boards shall review every six months, but no less frequently than once every six months, the cases of children who have resided in public foster care for a period of more than four consecutive months and shall review every six mon…

24-21. Cessation of Case Reviews. A child’s case, provided such child is continuing to reside in foster care shall be reviewed by a local review board every six months until the child reaches the age of eighteen (18). (See Pub.L. 96-272). Review shall be terminated if a child is …

24-23. Procedures for Case Review. The following procedures shall be followed when conducting case reviews by local review boards: A. Review board members may meet privately with the review board coordinator to discuss any cases of concern to the review board, and any other perti…

24-25. Procedure for Case Reviews When a Child is in Permanent Foster Care or Guardianship. After permanent foster care or guardianship has been effected for a child, the case shall continue to be reviewed every six months by a local review board. After the review board has recei…