South Carolina Administrative Code

123-29. One-Quarter Mile Off-Shore Line. If the place from which the one-quarter mile off-shore line is not designated by law it shall be measured from the mean low tide mark. HISTORY: Amended by State Register Volume 17, Issue No. 5, Part 3, eff May 28, 1993.

123-33. Taking American Eels and Catfish in Certain Waters. 1. This rule and regulation regulates the taking of American eels (onguilla rostrata) in the following waters of this State: In the Cooper River and its tributaries from the Seaboard Coastline Railroad Bridge located thr…

123-34. Shellfish Permits. A. Qualifications and requirements for shellfish permit applicants: (1) The applicant for a commercial shellfish permit must have a wholesale seafood dealer’s license and shellfish house or processing facility certified by the S. C. Department of Health…

123-36. Duration of Commercial Shellfish Culture and Mariculture Permits. (Statutory Authority: 1976 Code §§ 50-5-30 and 50-5-900) For purposes of five year shellfish culture and mariculture permits issued pursuant to S.C. Code Section 50-5-900, the first year of the five year pe…

123-4. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Aids to Navigation and Regulatory Markers. All aids to navigation and regulatory markers erected by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers pursuant to Federal Law are hereby declared to be SCDNR aids to navigation and regulatory markers pursuant to S…

123-40. Wildlife Management Area Regulations. 1.1 The regulations governing hunting including prescribed schedules and seasons, methods of hunting and taking wildlife, and bag limits for Wildlife Management Areas and special restrictions for use of WMA lands are as follows: A. Ga…

123-46. Rules and Regulations Governing the Issuance of Deer Depredation Permits. 1. Any person suffering excessive damage to crops and property caused by deer may apply to the Department for a deer depredation permit as prescribed in Section 50-11-1090, 1976 South Carolina Code …

123-50. Crow Hunting Season. The following rules and regulations shall hereby be provided for the hunting of crows in this State. 1. Crows shall not be hunted from aircraft. 2. The hunting season in this State shall extend from Nov. 1 until Mar. 1 of each year. 3. The penalty for…

123-51. Turkey Hunting Rules and Seasons. 1. Total limit of 2 turkeys statewide per person, 1 per day, gobblers (male turkeys) only. A hunter may take no more than one turkey prior to April 10. Total statewide limit includes turkeys harvested on Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs). …

123-52. Individual Antlerless Deer Tags, Antlerless Deer Limits for Private Lands in Game Zones 1-4, and Youth Deer Hunting Day. 1. Individual Antlerless Deer Tags are valid in Game Zones 2 - 4 beginning September 15 and in Game Zone 1 beginning October 1. Individual Antlerless D…

123-53. Bear Hunting Rules and Seasons. 1. In Game Zone 4, the open season for taking bear in Florence, Georgetown County, Horry County, Marion County and Williamsburg County on private and WMA land for still gun hunts is October 17 - October 30. Bear hunting is allowed on the fo…

123-54. Chronic Wasting Disease Prevention, Unauthorized Cervid Parts, Use and Posses- sion of Excretions and Carcass Importation Regulations. Section 1. Definitions. 1. ‘‘Cervid’’ means a member of the family Cervidae. 2. ‘‘Chronic wasting disease (CWD)’’ means a fatal neurologi…

123-55. Regulations for the use of fertility control or other chemical substances in wildlife (50-11-96). A permit is not required by a licensed pesticide applicator using registered pesticides for the control of English sparrows, feral pigeons, and European starlings. HISTORY: A…

123-56. Deer Processors and Donated Deer Processing Recovery Fee. 1. A donated deer is defined as a legally taken female (doe) deer that is knowingly, intentionally, and unconditionally given or transferred to a permitted processor. It also includes any processed deer that has no…

123-57. Electronic Harvest Reporting for Big Game. - SC Game Check. 1. SC Game Check is available as part of a free mobile device application called ‘‘GoOutDoorsSC’’, there is a web-based portal hosted on the department web site, and a toll-free telephone number for reporting by …

123-6. How Vessel to be Numbered. 1. No person may use a vessel unless it has a number issued on a certificate of number and the number displayed must: (1) Be painted on or permanently attached to each side of the forward half of the vessel except as allowed by paragraph 2 or req…

123-60. Homemade Watercraft. A. To title and register a homemade watercraft, the vessel must first meet the definition of a watercraft and must have an operator’s position from which the operator is afforded unobstructed forward visibility to each side of center line for at least…

123-9. Display of Decals Bearing Title Number. 1. When an outboard motor is titled pursuant to Title 50, Chapter 23 of the 1976 Code, a decal issued by SCDNR bearing the title number of the outboard motor shall be affixed to the starboard side of the motor cowling. 2. When an unr…

123-96. Field Trial Regulations. (Statutory Authority: 1976 Code Section 50-11-2100) 1. It shall be unlawful for any person to conduct or participate in any field trial unless a permit for such trial has been obtained from the Department. 2. No wildlife may be taken during a fiel…

125-1. General Regulations. The operation of motor vehicles on Winthrop College property is a privilege granted by the Winthrop College Administration. This privilege is extended to all faculty, staff, and students, and those visitors having business at the college. Those individ…

125-10. Accidents. Traffic accidents are to be reported immediately to the College Security Officer. Dial 2201 and tell the Security Office the location of the accident and ask them to contact the Security Officer on duty.

125-11. Violations, Penalties, and Bonds. The driver and/or owner or person in whose name a vehicle is registered shall be responsible for all violations incurred by the vehicle. Penalties and/or bonds are payable in person or by mail at the Winthrop College Security Office betwe…

125-12. Appeals. All individuals receiving citations for violations of these regulations have the right to appeal to the Winthrop College Traffic Committee provided they have paid the bond for the violation and submit the appeal within three (3) days, exclusive of Saturdays and S…

125-2. Vehicle Registration. Motor vehicles must be registered by the end of the second day following the first day of the semester or within twenty-four (24) hours of arrival on campus, whichever is longer. Motor vehicles may be registered at the College Security Office daily fr…

125-3. Visitor Registration. Visitors to Winthrop College desiring to park on college property during the period 7:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday may obtain limited time visitor parking permits from the College Security Office or from Department offices in each classr…

125-4. Registration Fees. Regular registration is for one academic year beginning with the first day of registration of the fall semester and ending with the first day of registration of the ensuing fall semester. The full registration fee applies until the first of March at whic…

125-5. Registration Sticker Codes. Registration stickers are coded for purposes of vehicle identification regarding parking privileges. The code is as follows: E—Employees. All faculty and employees of the College. S—Resident Students. All students residing in campus housing. D—D…

125-6. Parking Areas. Vehicles are to be parked only in areas designated by signs as parking areas. Vehicles bearing Winthrop registration stickers are prohibited from parking in areas marked Visitor Parking. Areas marked by signs E Parking Only are for vehicles bearing E—Employe…

125-7. Vehicles in Motion. The maximum legal speed on college property is 20 miles per hour. Vehicles are to be stopped for pedestrians at marked crosswalks. Passing of moving vehicles going in the same direction is prohibited. Driving on grassed areas or walkways is prohibited. …

125-8. Vehicle Towing and Impounding. The Winthrop Security Department shall have the power to have a vehicle impounded and towed at the owner’s expense and risk under the following conditions: A. If the motor vehicle is parked in such a way as to block a driveway, to block a ser…

126-125. General. The State Health and Human Services Finance Commission shall administer its programs in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, as amended, to the end that n…

126-150. Definitions. A. Agency—The Department of Health and Human Services and its employees. B. Appeal—The formal process of review and adjudication of Agency determinations, which shall be afforded to any person possessing a right to appeal pursuant to statutory, regulatory an…

126-152. Appeal Procedure. A. An appeal shall be initiated by the filing of a notice of appeal within thirty (30) days of written notice of the Agency action or decision which forms the basis of the appeal. The failure to file the requisite notice of appeal within the thirty (30)…

126-154. Hearing Officer. A Hearing Officer has the authority, among other things to: direct all procedures; issue interlocu- tory orders; schedule hearings and conferences; preside at formal proceedings; rule on procedural and evidentiary issues; require the submission of briefs…

126-156. Prehearing Conferences. The Hearing Officer, within his discretion, may direct the parties in any appeal to meet prior to a formal hearing for the purpose of narrowing the issues and exploring the possibilities of settlement of matters in contest.

126-158. Hearing Procedures. A. All parties to an appeal shall have the right to be represented by counsel, call witnesses, submit documentary evidence, cross-examine the witnesses of an adverse party, and make opening and closing statements. B. Representation in Proceedings. A b…

126-170. General. A. Disclosure of Commission held client information is limited to purposes directly connected to the administration of the Commission’s programs and grants. B. This Subarticle applies to Commission held client information from all programs and grants administere…

126-171. Protected Information. Protected information is of two (2) general types which include but are not limited to the following: A. Information regarding the financial eligibility determination and authorization of payment or benefits: 1. Names and addresses; 2. Social and e…

126-172. Purposes Directly Connected to the Administration of the Programs and Grants. Purposes directly connected to the administration of programs and grants include, but are not limited to: A. Establishing eligibility; B. Determining the amount of payments or other benefits; C…

126-173. Release of Information. A. Access to eligibility information is restricted to persons, agencies, and entities which by their own rules or by contract are subject to confidentiality standards which are comparable to those set forth in this Subarticle. In addition, the inf…

126-174. Distribution of Materials to Recipients and Providers. A. The agency may not distribute any materials to recipients or providers unless the material has no political implications, provides no commercial advantage to any entity, and is directly related to the administrati…

126-175. Penalties. A. The Commission may impose sanctions for violations of the provisions of this Subarticle through its progressive disciplinary procedures for Commission personnel. B. The intent is that violations of this Subarticle may also be subject to penalty provisions i…

126-300. General. A. Clients eligible for Medicaid may obtain medically necessary services from providers enrolled in the program. B. Medicaid recipients who are residents of South Carolina and referred for medical services outside ‘‘South Carolina Medicaid Services Area’’ must r…

126-301. Services Covered by the Medicaid Program. A. Categorically eligible: (1) Audiology services (2) Certified nurse midwifery services (3) Community long term care services (4) Dental Services (5) Durable medical equipment (6) Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Trea…

126-302. Audiology Services. Audiology services are hearing evaluations and hearing aids for recipients through the month they turn twenty-one years of age.

126-303. Certified Nurse Midwifery Services. Midwifery services are covered when furnished by a certified nurse midwife (CNM) in a clinical practice meeting the education and training requirements set forth in the laws governing nursing in South Carolina pertaining to CNM’s.

126-304. Community Long Term Care Home and Community Based Services. A. Home and community based services may be provided to Medicaid eligible persons eighteen years of age or older, who have been determined by community long term care to require a skilled or intermediate level o…