South Dakota Administrative Code

Rule 50:01:03:08 South Dakota national guard museum association -- Classification of membership. 50:01:03:08. South Dakota national guard museum association -- Classification of membership. Membership in the South Dakota national guard museum association is voluntary. Persons or …

Rule 50:01:03:09 Membership roster posted. 50:01:03:09. Membership roster posted. Adjutant general club, charter members, and organizational sustaining members shall be recognized by name on a membership roster posted in the museum. Source: 9 SDR 24, effective August 29, 1982; 12…

Rule 50:01:03:10 Funds to finance museum operations. 50:01:03:10. Funds to finance museum operations. Appropriated or nonappropriated funds, including those derived from private contributions and membership fees, may be used to pay the expenses to operate the South Dakota nationa…

Rule 50:01:03:11 Expenditure of budgeted funds. 50:01:03:11. Expenditure of budgeted funds. Expenditure of funds authorized by the annual fiscal year budget approved by the board of directors may be made by signature of the chairman and the treasurer of the board of directors. So…

Rule 50:01:03:12 Deposit and investment of funds. 50:01:03:12. Deposit and investment of funds. All money collected from the adjutant general club and charter members shall be deposited into a special trust account with the state treasurer. The funds on deposit shall be invested …

Rule 50:01:03:13 Financial report -- Executive board. 50:01:03:13. Financial report -- Executive board. The board of directors shall submit an annual audit report to the executive board within 90 days after the close of the fiscal year. The report shall include a financial statem…

Rule 50:01:03:14 Veto power of adjutant general. 50:01:03:14. Veto power of adjutant general. The adjutant general may veto any acts of the board of directors in connection with activities of the South Dakota national guard museum which he considers not in the best interests of t…

Rule 50:02:01:01 Definitions. 50:02:01:01. Definitions. Terms defined in SDCL 33-15-1 have the same meanings in this chapter. The following definitions also apply to this chapter: (1) "Costs," additional operational expenses needed to restore governmental infrastructure to predis…

Rule 50:02:01:02 Repealed. 50:02:01:02. Eligibility.Repealed. Source: SL 1975, ch 16, § 1; repealed, 12 SDR 151, 12 SDR 154, effective July 1, 1986.

Rule 50:02:01:03 Requests for funds. 50:02:01:03. Requests for funds. The county shall submit requests for financial assistance based on detailed estimates of anticipated costs and costs incurred. The county commissioners shall prepare such estimates in conjunction with the Divis…

Rule 50:02:01:04 Applicant. 50:02:01:04. Applicant. The county is the eligible applicant and shall include township and city expenditures listed separately with its application. Township and city expenditures reimbursed by the county shall be considered county expenses for the pu…

Rule 50:02:01:05 Submission of claims. 50:02:01:05. Submission of claims. Applications for claims must provide information requested on state forms submitted in triplicate. Application forms shall be furnished by the division of emergency management, department of military and ve…

Rule 50:02:01:06 Salaries and wages. 50:02:01:06. Salaries and wages. Salaries and wages of extra employees of the applicant directly engaged in the performance of emergency/disaster work and overtime salaries and wages of all regular employees of the applicant directly engaged i…

Rule 50:02:01:07 Administrative expenses. 50:02:01:07. Administrative expenses. Salaries, wages, and expenses of local officials who are responsible for directing and supervising regular governmental personnel and activities and salaries, wages, fees, or expenses of individuals o…

Rule 50:02:01:08 Costs for equipment, supplies, and materials. 50:02:01:08. Costs for equipment, supplies, and materials. Replacement costs for material and supplies consumed in eligible emergency/disaster work from the applicant's stock and rental costs of privately owned equipm…

Rule 50:02:01:09 Contractual costs. 50:02:01:09. Contractual costs. Costs of work performed by private contractors in emergency/disaster work are eligible costs. Costs incurred under contracts based on cost plus percentage of costs are ineligible costs except where such a delay w…

Rule 50:02:01:10 Costs of work performed by other political subdivisions. 50:02:01:10. Costs of work performed by other political subdivisions. Costs for work performed under arrangements between political subdivisions, limited to the actual costs of the performing political subd…

Rule 50:02:01:11 Easement and right-of-way costs for lands. 50:02:01:11. Easement and right-of-way costs for lands. All costs incurred for lands, easements, or rights-of-way and damage costs to private property are ineligible. Source: SL 1975, ch 16, § 1; 12 SDR 151, 12 SDR 154, …

Rule 50:02:01:12 Verification of claims. 50:02:01:12. Verification of claims. The state department of legislative audit shall review each county application for financial assistance and shall perform on-site audits as required. Applicant records of expenditures shall be filed and…

Rule 50:02:01:13 Federal aid roads and bridges. 50:02:01:13. Federal aid roads and bridges. Under a Governor's declaration of an emergency or disaster, roads or bridges which are funded under a federal aid agreement are not eligible to receive funds from the special emergency and…

Rule 50:02:01:14 Minimum damage limits. 50:02:01:14. Minimum damage limits. Once the applicant has received a Governor's declaration of an emergency or disaster, each site must have a minimum of $1,000 in damage to be considered for reimbursement. Sites which are below the minimu…

Rule 50:02:01:15 Application for approval of project sites. 50:02:01:15. Application for approval of project sites. Within 30 days after the Governor's declaration of an emergency or disaster, the applicant shall apply to the director of the Division of Emergency Management for s…

Rule 50:02:01:16 Appeal process. 50:02:01:16. Appeal process. Within 60 days after notification by the director of the Division of Emergency Management's approval or disapproval of a project an applicant may request a reconsideration of a determination by the director of the Divi…

Rule 50:02:01:17 Time limits. 50:02:01:17. Time limits. Projects which are receiving state assistance must adhere to the following time limits. All times refer to days after the declaration of an emergency or disaster by the Governor. Work Initiation Completion Category of Work o…

Rule 50:02:02:01 Definitions. 50:02:02:01. Definitions. Terms defined in SDCL 34-45-1 have the same meaning in this chapter. In addition, the following terms mean: (1) "Surcharged jurisdiction," a jurisdiction located in South Dakota which has implemented the 911 emergency surcha…

Rule 50:02:02:02 Reports required of local exchange access companies. 50:02:02:02. Reports required of local exchange access companies. The local exchange access company shall provide the surcharged jurisdiction with a 911 surcharge report containing the dates for which the repor…

Rule 50:02:02:03 Amount of remittance by surcharged jurisdiction. 50:02:02:03. Amount of remittance by a surcharged jurisdiction. The amount remitted by a surcharged jurisdiction to the South Dakota 911 coordination fund is based on the number of surcharge lines for which the fee…

Rule 50:02:02:04 Repealed. 50:02:02:04. Remittance due date. Repealed. Source: 19 SDR 108, effective January 24, 1993; 20 SDR 189, effective May 15, 1994; repealed, 39 SDR 105, effective December 10, 2012.

Rule 50:02:02:05 Notification of 911 emergency surcharge collection. 50:02:02:05. Notification of 911 emergency surcharge collection. A local jurisdiction shall notify the division of emergency management of the date that the 911 emergency surcharge begins to be collected within …

Rule 50:02:03:01 Definitions. 50:02:03:01. Definitions. The following definitions apply to this chapter: (1) "Rural address," a numerical location number and thoroughfare name or thoroughfare number assigned to each location within the unincorporated area of a county; (2) "South …

Rule 50:02:03:02 Applicability of standards. 50:02:03:02. Applicability of standards. A county instituting a rural addressing system shall utilize this chapter and the standards and grids as outlined in the South Dakota Rural Addressing Procedural Handbook, 1992 Edition, revised …

Rule 50:02:03:03 Firenumbering systems. 50:02:03:03. Firenumbering systems. Existing firenumbering systems are not affected by this chapter. New firenumbering systems may not contain thoroughfare names or numbers. Source: 19 SDR 108, effective January 24, 1993. General Authority:…

Rule 50:02:03:04 Thoroughfare naming. 50:02:03:04. Thoroughfare naming. For the purpose of the rural addressing system, county and township thoroughfares shall be designated according to the following table: THOROUGHFARE DIRECTION OR DESIGN THOROUGHFARE DESIGNATOR East/West Stree…

Rule 50:02:03:05 Federal and state highways to retain designation. 50:02:03:05. Federal and state highways to retain designation. A federal or state highway shall retain its governmental highway number for purposes of the rural addressing system. Highways shall be designated and …

Rule 50:02:03:06 Thoroughfares not falling on grid lines. 50:02:03:06. Thoroughfares not falling on grid lines. A thoroughfare not falling on a grid line as specified in the GSR shall be named by the county and assigned with the applicable designations specified in § 50:02:03:04.…

Rule 50:02:03:07 Variation from the grid. 50:02:03:07. Variation from the grid. A rural addressing system within a county may not deviate from the GSR by more than 20 percent of the total number of thoroughfares which fall on a grid line. Source: 19 SDR 108, effective January 24,…

Rule 50:02:03:08 Duplicate thoroughfare names. 50:02:03:08. Duplicate thoroughfare names. A new thoroughfare name assigned may not duplicate or be similar to an existing thoroughfare name within that county's geographical area. Source: 19 SDR 108, effective January 24, 1993. Gene…

Rule 50:02:03:09 Location numbers required. 50:02:03:09. Location numbers required. Each occupied house, occupied building, or other occupied structure within a county's boundaries shall be assigned a separate rural address. Each area of separate occupancy in a building or anothe…

Rule 50:02:03:10 Location number assignment. 50:02:03:10. Location number assignment. A location number is a five-digit number. The first three digits are the number of the grid line just passed to the north or west of the location which is most nearly perpendicular to the thorou…

Rule 50:02:03:11 Addressing system maintenance. 50:02:03:11. Addressing system maintenance. A county shall maintain a rural addressing system established under this chapter continuously in a condition that allows effective emergency response and that provides for the safety of th…

Rule 50:02:03:12 Postal service coordination. 50:02:03:12. Postal service coordination. A county may coordinate implementation of a rural addressing system with the United States postal service to ensure the use of rural addresses as valid mailing addresses. Source: 19 SDR 108, e…

Rule 50:02:03:13 Maps required to be submitted. 50:02:03:13. Maps required to be submitted. A county implementing a rural addressing system shall provide the division of emergency management with two copies of the official map of the jurisdiction indicating the assignment of addr…

Rule 50:02:04:01 Definitions. 50:02:04:01. Definitions. Terms defined in SDCL 34-45-1 have the same meaning in this chapter. In addition, the following terms used in this chapter mean: (1) "Board," the South Dakota 911 Coordination Board established pursuant to SDCL 34-45-18; (2)…

Rule 50:02:04:02 General operational standards. 50:02:04:02. General operational standards. The general operational standards for a PSAP shall be as follows: (1) A PSAP must be operational 24 hours a day, seven days a week; (2) Pursuant to SDCL 34-45-18.2, upon determination by t…

Rule 50:02:04:03 Call taking standards. 50:02:04:03. Call taking standards. A PSAP shall comply with the following: (1) Establish standardized call taking guidelines for fire and law enforcement calls and a policy requiring the use of the guidelines; (2) Utilize an emergency medi…

Rule 50:02:04:04 Communication with field units. 50:02:04:04. Communication with field units. The standards for PSAP communications with field units shall be as follows: (1) A PSAP must have the capability to directly and immediately dispatch fire, law enforcement, and medical re…

Rule 50:02:04:05 Facilities and equipment. 50:02:04:05. Facilities and equipment. The standards for PSAP facilities and equipment shall be as follows: (1) A PSAP must have security measures in place to prevent direct physical public access to on-duty 911 telecommunicators and to …

Rule 50:02:04:06 Technical standards. 50:02:04:06. Technical standards. The technical standards for a PSAP shall be as follows: (1) Enhanced 911, as defined in SDCL 34-45-1, requires a PSAP to receive the following specific information from each of the following classes of teleco…

Rule 50:02:04:07 Financial standards. 50:02:04:07. Financial standards. A PSAP must be operated according to the following financial standards: (1) Any governing body receiving 911 emergency surcharge funds must maintain within its accounting system a separate special revenue fun…

Rule 50:02:04:08 PSAP allowable recurring and nonrecurring costs. 50:02:04:08. PSAP allowable recurring and nonrecurring costs. Costs must be directly related to the installation, maintenance, or operation of a PSAP to be considered allowable costs. Directly related costs are tho…