South Carolina Administrative Code

10-41. Board of Examiners in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology. The Board shall charge the following fees: A. Initial License Fees: 1. Audiologist and Speech-Language Pathologist License Fee: $200 2. Audiologist and Speech-Language Pathologist Intern Fee: $100 3. Audiologis…

10-42. Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners. The Board shall charge the following fees: (A) Fees for Veterinarians: (1) Application for License $175 (2) Temporary Veterinary License $100 (3) Biennial Renewal $340 (4) Biennial Renewal late fee $100 v renewal fee (5) Reinstatement…

10-43. Board of Genetic Counselors. The Board shall charge the following fees: A. Genetic Counselor (1) Application Fee $600 (2) Application Fee for Licensure by Endorsement $600 (3) Biennial License Renewal (Renewed no later than April 30 in odd-numbered TBD years (4) Reinstatem…

10-5. Auctioneers’ Commission. The Board shall charge the following fees: A. Auctioneers 1. New License: $435 (total) a. Two-year License: $300 b. Recovery Fund: $100 c. Examination Fee: To be set by the provider d. Credit Report: $10 e. Pro-rated amount: $235 2. Applicants for L…

10-50. Representation before Department Boards and Commissions. A. Parties who appear in administrative hearings in contested cases as defined under S.C. Code Ann. § 1-23-310 before a licensing board administered by the Department may appear and represent themselves, or may appea…

10-6. Board of Barber Examiners. The Board shall charge the following fees: (A) Registered Barber License and Examination: (1) Application $45 (a) Theory and practical examination paid directly to provider (b) Theory examination paid directly to provider (c) Practical examination…

10-7. Building Codes Council. The Council shall charge the following fees: A. Code Enforcement Officers and Special Inspectors Registration Application (Initial and Renewal): $50 biennially Late Renewal Fee (received after June 30): $50 in addition to the application fee B. Modul…

10-8. Perpetual Care Cemetery Board. [Reserved] HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 38, Issue No. 6, Doc. No. 4437, eff June 27, 2014.

10-9. Board of Chiropractic Examiners. [Reserved] HISTORY: Added by State Register Volume 38, Issue No. 6, Doc. No. 4437, eff June 27, 2014.

11-1. Definitions. Definitions found in Section 40-3-20 apply to this chapter. (1) ‘‘AXP’’ means the Architectural Experience Program established by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. (2) ‘‘NCARB’’ means the National Council of Architectural Registration B…

11-10. Practice of Firms. A. A firm engaged in the practice of architecture in South Carolina must employ one (1) or more persons registered to practice architecture in South Carolina who are in full authority and responsible charge of the firm’s architectural practice. Persons i…

11-11. Seals. A. The seal and signature of the architect in responsible charge and the architectural firm’s seal shall appear on all architectural documents to be filed for public record and shall be construed to obligate the architect and the firm. A firm seal alone is insuffici…

11-12. Code of Professional Ethics. An architect or firm shall not engage in dishonest practice, unprofessional conduct, or incompetent practice. A. Conflict of Interest. (1) An architect or firm shall not accept compensation for services from more than one (1) party on a project…

11-13. Manner of Discipline. A. Any architect or firm found guilty of dishonest practice, unprofessional conduct, or incompetent practice shall be disciplined in accordance with Section 40-1-120, Section 40-3-110, Section 40-3-115, and Section 40-3-120. B. Any architect or firm w…

11-14. Reinstatement Procedures. A. An architect or firm whose authorization to practice architecture has been suspended who wishes to be reinstated may file with the Board a petition setting forth: (1) the mailing address and physical address where the architect resides at the t…

11-2. Officers. A. Officers of this Board shall be chairman, vice-chairman, and secretary, and shall be elected annually. The chairman shall exercise general supervision of the Board’s affairs, except such as are placed under the Director of the Department of Labor, Licensing and…

11-3. Meetings. Notice of all meetings shall be distributed to each member at least five (5) days in advance of such meeting, giving the time, place, and general purpose of the meeting. The Annual meeting shall be held within ninety (90) days of the end of the fiscal year. Public…

11-4. Seal of the Board. The Seal of the Board shall be circular in shape and 1 3/4 inches in diameter. Concentric with the outside of the seal there shall be a circle of 1 3/16 inches in diameter, in which there shall be the Seal of South Carolina. In the annular space between t…

11-5. Applications and Fees. A. All applications must be accompanied by an application fee in the form of a check or money order made payable to South Carolina Board of Architectural Examiners. All online applications must be accompanied by an application fee in the form of an on…

11-6. Registration by Examination. A. Applicants must have completed a professional degree in architecture from a school or college program accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) or the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) as set forth in S…

11-7. Registration by Reciprocity. A. Any individual holding a current, active, and unrestricted license for the practice of architecture from another state or territory and holding a certificate of qualification issued by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards…

11-8. Renewals. A. Certificates of Registration issued to individuals expire biennially. They must be renewed for the following licensure period by payment of the renewal fee and by reporting completion of the required continuing education hours. Certificates shall become invalid…

11-8.1. Continuing Education. A. These requirements shall apply to every South Carolina registered architect as a condition for renewal of registration. B. Exemptions: A registrant may be exempt from the continuing education requirements for one of the following reasons: (1) A fi…

11-9. Duplicate Certificates. A lost or destroyed Certificate may be replaced upon written request accompanied by the appropri- ate fee. Such Certificate shall bear the same date and number as the original and shall be marked ‘‘duplicate.’’ HISTORY: Amended by State Register Volu…

12-100. Introduction. The Certified Local Government (CLG) program in South Carolina promotes community preserva- tion planning and heritage education through a partnership with the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) that facilitates funding, technical assistance and train…

12-1000. Purpose and Scope. A. Standards for facilities which house the public records of South Carolina will help minimize the danger of losing information vital to the current operational and long term reference requirements of state and local government, and will help ensure t…

12-1001. Definitions and General Requirements. A. Definitions (1) ‘‘Public Records’’ has the meaning as provided in Section 30-4-20 (c), Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, as amended. (2) ‘‘Public Body’’ has the meaning as provided in Sections 30-4-20 (a) and 30-1-10 (b), Code…

12-1002. Required Minimum Standards for All Records Storage Facilities. Any facility or area thereof in which the records of a South Carolina public body are maintained shall meet the following minimum standards: A. Construction: (1) The building shall be of sound construction an…

12-1003. Compliance Guidelines. The South Carolina Department of Archives and History shall be responsible for determining whether or not facilities are in compliance with this regulation. All facilities shall be in compliance with the required minimum standards or shall submit a…

12-101. Criteria for Participation in South Carolina’s Certified Local Government (CLG) Program. The National Historic Preservation Act as amended contains five broad standards which local governments must meet to be certified as participants in the National Historic Preservation…

12-102. Process for Certification of Local Governments in South Carolina. A. The chief elected official of the local government shall request certification from the SHPO. The request for certification shall include: (1) A completed Certified Local Government application signed by…

12-103. Process for Monitoring and Decertification of Certified Local Governments. A. The SHPO shall conduct periodic review and monitoring of CLGs no less often than once every four years to assure that each government is fulfilling the CLG requirements and that each is performi…

12-104. Transfer of Historic Preservation Fund (HPF) Allocations to Certified Local Governments. A. In order to be eligible to receive a portion of the local share of the HPF allocation to South Carolina, DOI requires that each certified local government: (1) Shall have adequate …

12-105. Application for Pass-Through Funds. A. Notice of the availability of these funds and funding applications will be sent to CLGs and interested local governments by the SHPO. The CLG funding application (and any resulting funding agreement) will include all specific special…

12-106. Funding Priority. The SHPO awards funds on a competitive basis to certified local governments based on program goals and priorities distributed with the application form. Priority will be given to projects that increase the capability and effectiveness of local government…

12-107. Certified Local Government Participation in the South Carolina National Register Nomination Process. A. The SHPO will assist the CLG in encouraging the nomination of local properties eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. The SHPO staff will pro…

12-1100. Introduction and General Matters; Application of Schedule. This regulation provides disposal authorization to state agencies and state-supported colleges and universities for the official copies of certain non-permanent electronic records and specified hardcopy (paper) o…

12-1105. Automated Program Listing/Source Code. A. Description: Program code which generates the machine language instructions used to operate an automated system, either paper or electronic. B. Retention: Until no longer needed for reference; delete or destroy. HISTORY: Added by…

12-1106. Computer Run and Scheduling Requests. A. Description: Used to schedule computer runs. Information includes daily schedules, run reports, run requests, and other records documenting the successful completion of a run. B. Retention: Until no longer needed for reference; de…

12-1107. Computer System Test Files. A. Description: Created solely to test system or program performance, as well as related printouts and documentation. B. Retention: After user approves test results and until no longer needed for reference; delete or destroy. HISTORY: Added by…

12-1108. Computer Usage Files. A. Description: Used to monitor computer system usage. Information includes electronic files or automated logs, log-in files, system usage files, data entry logs, summary computer usage reports, audit trail files, valid transaction files, and record…

12-1109. Data/Database Dictionary Reports. A. Description: Periodic printouts from a data/database directory system. Information includes data element attribute reports, database scheme, and related records used for reference purposes. B. Retention: Until superseded or no longer …

12-1110. Data Processing Hardware Documentation. A. Description: Documents the use, operation, and maintenance of an agency’s data processing equipment. Information includes operating manuals, hardware/operating system requirements, hard- ware configurations, and equipment contro…

12-1111. Data Processing Subject Files. A. Description: Used to support the administration of agency data processing services. Information includes correspondence, memoranda, reports, and reference publications. B. Retention: Until superseded or no longer needed for reference; de…

12-1112. Disaster Preparedness and Recovery Plans. A. Description: Documents the protection and reestablishment of data processing services and equipment in case of a disaster. Information includes procedures, checklists, and emergency phone numbers and addresses. B. Retention: U…

12-1113. Downloaded and Copied Data. A. Description: Used to distribute data to individuals or program units for reference and use. Information includes downloaded, copied, merged and/or derived data not altered or augmented to support program-specific needs. B. Retention: Until …

12-1114. Finding Aids (or Indexes). A. Description: Used to facilitate the search and/or retrieval of electronic information/records. Information includes indexes, lists, registers, and other finding aids. B. Retention: Until no longer needed for reference or when related records…