South Carolina Administrative Code

119-12. Meter Charges. Meter charges are established by the System Vice President for Law Enforcement and Safety for the USC-Columbia campus, the Chancellors of the campuses at USC-Aiken; Coastal Carolina College, Conway; and USC-Spartanburg, and the Deans of the campuses at USC-…

119-13. Parking Garages and Fees. Faculty, Staff and Students may obtain parking space in available parking garages on the Columbia campus from the appropriate campus office for motor vehicle registration. Garage fees are established by the System Vice President for Law Enforceme…

119-14. Responsibility for Violations. The driver and owner or person in whose name a vehicle is registered shall be responsible for all violations incurred by the vehicles.

119-15. 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 §§ 119-17, 119-18, and 119-19 below.

119-16. Traffic, Parking and the Registration of Motor Vehicles for the University of South Carolina. Schedule of Penalties and Bonds: (a) USC-Columbia (1) Parking Meter Violation TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT $ 5.00 (2) Parking improperly TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT…

119-17. Delinquent Violations—Increase in Bonds. (a) USC-Columbia 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: (a) $2.00 Bond Increased to $5.00 (b) $3.00 Bond Increased to…

119-18. Increase in Bonds After Service of Warrant. (a) USC-Columbia. Warrants may be served after 30 days of notification to registered owner. Bonds may increase as follows: (a) $5.00 Bond Increased to $8.00 (b) $6.00 Bond Increased to $9.00 (c) $8.00 Bond Increased to $11.00 (d…

119-19. Depositing of Substitute for a Coin in a Meter. It shall be unlawful to deposit or cause to be deposited in any meter, any slug, device or metallic substitute for a coin of the United States. This constitutes a misdemeanor triable by a magistrate. ARTICLE 5 SPEED LIMITS

119-2. 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, excep…

119-20. Campus Speed Limit. (a) USC-Aiken; USC-Columbia; Coastal Carolina College, Conway. Unless otherwise posted, the campus speed limit is 15 miles per hour. (b) USC-Sumter and USC-Union. The campus speed limit on the campus of USC-Sumter and USC-Union is 10 miles per hour. (c…

119-21. When Vehicle May Be Towed or Impounded. The appropriate campus official responsible for law enforcement and public safety or his designate shall have the power to have a vehicle impounded, towed and stored at the owner’s expense and risk under the following conditions: A.…

119-22. Appointment of Boards, Committees and Courts. The President of the USC-Columbia campus, the Chancellors of the USC-Aiken; Coastal Carolina College, Conway; and USC-Spartanburg campuses, and the Deans of the USC-Sumter and USC- Union campus shall have the authority to appo…

119-23. Who May Issue Summons or Citations. The appropriate campus official responsible for law enforcement and safety or his designate is 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.

119-3. 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. W…

119-4. 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.

119-5. Authority of President. The President, Chancellors or Deans of the respective campuses, acting pursuant to the authority vested in them by these regulations, shall exercise their discretion and authority in such a manner as to insure the proper conduct of the necessary bus…

119-6. 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. ARTICLE 2 UNIVERSITY MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION

119-7. Motor Vehicle Registration. The appropriate campus office for motor vehicle registration as designated by the President, Chancellors Deans of the respective campuses, is hereby authorized to be responsible for registration of vehicles, keeping registration cards, issuance …

119-8. Registration of Students’ Vehicles. Any student who shall regularly or occasionally drive, operate or control, park, let stand, or otherwise use or maintain a motor vehicle or bicycle on the land or properties of the University is required to register the vehicle with the …

119-9. 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 a…

120-1. Definitions. A. ‘‘Comprehensive veterinary services’’ means: examination, diagnosis and treatment of animal patients, diagnostic imaging, surgery, laboratory, pharmacology, and provision for hospitalization and emergency treatment. B. ‘‘Comprehensive veterinary facility’’ …

120-10. Veterinary Facilities. General Requirements; Laboratory Services; Surgical; Pharmacological; Emergency Treatment. A. General Requirements. (1) All areas of the premises shall be maintained in a clean, offensive-odor free and orderly condition at all times. (2) All require…

120-11. Limited Veterinary Services Facilities; Multiple Practice Facilities; Mobile Vet- erinary Facilities. A. Limited Veterinary Services Facilities. Limited veterinary services facilities shall: (1) Adhere to requirements as set forth in Section 120.10(A). (2) Establish veter…

120-12. Veterinary Medicine and Animal Shelters. A. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context is clearly indicated otherwise: 1. ‘‘Animal’’ means any nonaquatic pet that is in the custody or care of an animal shelter. 2. ‘‘Enclosure’’ means a structure used to hous…

120-13. Facility Inspection. An agent of the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation shall enter during normal business hours and have the right to inspect the facility for compliance. A written report of the inspection shall be prepared and a copy shall be provided to the …

120-14. Fees. The Board may charge fees as shown in South Carolina Code of Regulations Chapter 10-42 and on the South Carolina Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners website at http://llr.sc.gov/POL/Veterinary/. HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 36, Issue No. 6, eff June 22,…

120-2. Elections. A. The Board shall send a notice to each veterinarian qualified to vote by residence in a congressional district and set a date by which a veterinarian in that nominating district may be nominated for a position. B. If only two (2) candidates are nominated from …

120-3. Licensure to Practice Veterinary Medicine. It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine unless duly licensed under the applicable provisions of this chapter. A. Application. Any person desiring to be licensed as a veterinarian must a…

120-4. Licensure to Practice Veterinary Technology. It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in the practice of veterinary technology unless duly licensed under the applicable provisions of this chapter. A. Application. Any person desiring to be licensed as a veterinary tech…

120-5. Biennial License Renewal. A. Active License. It is the responsibility of each licensee to apply for license renewal. Any person who shall practice veterinary medicine or veterinary medical technology after such expiration of license shall be practicing in violation of the …

120-6. Continuing Education Requirements; Waivers. A. Continuing Education Requirements. Failure to satisfy continuing education requirements for biennial renewal shall result in automatic revocation of license. Any licensee who continues practice of veterinary medicine after suc…

120-7. Continuing Education Provider and Sponsor Approval. Providers or sponsors of continuing education must be approved by the South Carolina Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners. A. Providers and sponsors seeking approval for educational programs must submit a written request…

120-8. Practice Standards for Licensed Veterinarians. A. Licensed veterinarians shall comply with the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Code of Professional Ethics. B. Recordkeeping. Licensed veterinarians shall comply with the following standards for medical record …

120-9. Practice Standards for: Licensed Veterinary Technicians. A. Licensed Veterinary Technicians. Duties shall be performed under the direction, supervision and control of a South Carolina licensed veterinarian who has established a veterinarian-client-patient relationship. (1)…

121-11.1. Purpose. The purposes of these regulations are to establish procedures by which the State’s water resources can be carefully and closely monitored, conserved, and managed in the best interests of all South Carolinians during periods of drought. The terms used herein sha…

121-11.10. Curtailment of Water Use During Droughts. A. During severe or extreme drought conditions, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources may require mandatory reduction or curtailment of non-essential water use in affected drought management areas if recommended by…

121-11.11. Mediation of Disputes by the South Carolina Department of Natural Re- sources. A. During any drought alert phase, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources shall offer its services to mediate any dispute arising from competing demands for water. The mediation …

121-11.12. Development of Drought Response Plans and Ordinances. A. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, in cooperation with the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, shall prepare and distribute a model drought response ordinance or ordina…

121-11.2. Definitions. A. ‘‘Department’’ means the Department of Natural Resources. B. ‘‘Conservation’’ means, to minimize or prevent depletion or waste of the water resource. C. ‘‘Drought Response Committee’’ means the committee created under Section 49-23-60 to be convened to a…

121-11.3. Jurisdiction. These regulations apply to every person using water in this State and to all water resources of the State, but does not authorize any restriction in use of water during an incipient, moderate, and severe drought declaration injected into aquifer storage an…

121-11.4. Drought Management Areas Established. A. In order to respond to drought conditions, four drought management areas are established as follows: (1) The West (Savannah) Drought Management Area shall include the following counties: (a) Oconee; (b) Pickens; (c) Anderson; (d)…

121-11.5. Drought Response Committee. A. The Drought Response Committee shall consist of state representation and local representation for each drought management area as specified in R.121-11.4. (1) A representative of each of the following State agencies shall represent State i…

121-11.6. Responsibilities of the Drought Response Committee. A. Members of the Drought Response Committee shall be notified at the onset of each Drought Alert Phase and provided information by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources with respect to the Drought Alert P…

121-11.7. Drought Information Center. A. The Office of the State Climatologist, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, shall maintain a Drought Information Center whenever one or more drought management areas of the State are in a moderate, severe or extreme drought aler…

121-11.8. Drought Alert Phases. A. Four phases of drought alert are established herein, each identified by drought indices. Declines in streamflow or aquifer levels that are not associated with drought shall not be used for declaration of drought alert phases. Drought stage evalu…

121-11.9. Notification of Drought. A. Upon the inception of a drought alert phase, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources will disseminate public information concerning all aspects of the drought. The initial action in responding to drought is public education, provid…

121-8.0. Purpose. The purpose of these regulations is to prevent waste of oil and gas, to protect correlative rights and to prevent pollution of the water, air, and land by oil or gas exploration or production.