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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 08 - Department of Labor › Rule 235.08.22-001 - Administrative Rules Pertaining to the Boiler Inspection Section

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010.01-008
Licensing
A.
General
1. All division action
			 regarding licensure shall be governed by Ark. Code Ann. §§
										20-23-101
et seq.
; these Rules and, when applicable, Ark. Code Ann
			 §§
										25-15-208
			 to -213.
2. The division is
			 responsible for licensure of boiler inspectors employed by insurance companies,
			 Ark. Code Ann. §
										20-23-402;
			 boiler operators, Ark. Code Ann. § 20-23404; and sellers, installers, and
			 repairers of boilers, unfired pressure vessels, hot water storage containers
			 and pressure piping, Ark. Code Ann. §
										20-23-405.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 08 - Department of Labor › Rule 235.08.22-003 - Administrative Rules Pertaining to the Arkansas State Athletic Commission

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CHAPTER 1
-
			 GENERAL RULES
Purpose
. The Rules are promulgated and
				adopted for the purpose of effecting and enforcing the Combative Sports Law,
				providing for the efficient and proper administration of the Commission's
				activities, duties and responsibilities, and enforcing the Rules themselves.
				The Rules further serve to protect the health, safety and welfare of persons
				participating in, viewing or performing any activity related in any way to an
				Event, as well as, the members of the general public in the State of
				Arkansas.
1.1
Authority
. In accordance with Arkansas Code Annotated
			 §
									17-22-101
			 et seq., the following Rules are promulgated and adopted by the Commission.
1.1.1 All activities, events, hearings,
			 persons and meetings under, subject to or arguably falling within the
			 Commission's jurisdiction shall be subject to these Rules.
1.1.2 These Rules shall be liberally
			 construed and broadly applied within the constraints of due process and any
			 long-arm statutes of the State of Arkansas so as to do substantial justice and
			 operate to protect the health, safety and welfare of the person participating
			 in or performing any activity related in any way to an Event and members of the
			 general public.
1.1.3 These Rules
			 are supplemental to, not in limitation of, the Commission's authority and power
			 provided by the Combative Sports Law and all other laws, ordinances and rules
			 of the State of Arkansas, counties and municipalities thereof.
1.1.4 The Commission, including through its
			 Committees and Designated employee(s), shall, in its sole discretion and on a
			 case by case basis, have the authority to add to, deviate from or create an
			 exception to these Rules upon receipt of a duly submitted request or in such
			 other circumstances as the Commission, in its sole discretion, deems necessary
			 or prudent under the circumstances. The Commission's prior addition to,
			 deviation from or exception to these Rules shall not be construed or operate to
			 require or obligate the Commission to add to, deviate from or create an
			 exception to these Rules under the same or similar circumstances in the future.
			 No person shall rely upon or use as a basis for their non-compliance with these
			 Rules the Commission's prior or subsequent additions to, deviations from or
			 exceptions to these Rules.
1.1.5
			 The Commission and Inspectors are permitted in any Event without charge for the
			 purpose of checking and insuring compliance with these Rules. This does not
			 provide preferential seating for those not assigned directly to the
			 Event.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 08 - Department of Labor › Rule 235.08.23-001 - Administrative Rules Regarding Child Labor

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GENERAL
010.14-300
Definitions
1. "Child" or "children" means any person
			 under the age of seventeen (17) years, unless more narrowly defined within the
			 context of a specific rule.
2.
			 "Department" means the Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing.
3. "Director" means the Director of the
			 Division of Labor, Department of Labor and Licensing.
4. "Division" means the Division of Labor of
			 the Department of Labor and Licensing.
5. "Employ" includes to suffer or permit to
			 work.
6. "FLSA" means the federal
			 Fair Labor Standards Act, 29
			 U.S.C. §
										201
et
			 seq.
7. "Non-school days"
			 means days that school is not in session in the district where a child
			 resides.
8. "Occupation" means any
			 type of work performed or service rendered in connection with any type trade,
			 vocation, or other business, including agriculture.
9. "Remunerative occupation" means any
			 occupation in which compensation for services is made, anticipated, or required
			 by contract or by the FLSA or Ark. Code §
									11-4-201
et
			 seq.
10. "School vacation"
			 means any period, other than a weekend, in which school is not in session in
			 the district where a child resides. This includes summer break, Christmas
			 break, and spring break.
11.
			 "Section" means the Labor Standards Section, Division of Labor, Department of
			 Labor and Licensing.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 10 - Arkansas Real Estate Commission › Rule 235.10.23-001 - 10.25 - Waiver of Certain Requirements for Principal Brokers

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(a) Upon written
			 request from a principal broker operating under the exemption contained in
			 Arkansas Code §
								17-42-104(a)(11),
			 the executive director may waive certain requirements for principal brokers set
			 forth in Title 17, Chapter 42 of the Arkansas Code and the Commission Rules
			 related to the following:
(1) Firm name
			 approvals;
(2) Place of business
			 and signage;
(3) Branch
			 offices;
(4) Handling of funds and
			 maintenance of records; and
(5)
			 Trust funds, trust accounts, and disbursement of trust
			 funds.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 13 - Heating, Ventilation, Air Condition, and Refrigeration Licensing Board › Rule 235.13.22-006 - Rules of the HVACR Licensing Board - International Mechanical Code Update

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ADMINISTRATIVE RULES PERTAINING TO THE LICENSING OF
				HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION
				CONTRACTORS
SECTION XXIII.
THE INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE
(1) The Board hereby adopts and incorporates
			 herein the International Mechanical Code, 2021 edition of the International
			 Code Council, Inc., commonly referred to as the ICC.
(2) The International Mechanical Code, 2021
			 shall be the standard for the conduct of HVACR work.
(3) Copies of these standards incorporated by
			 reference can be viewed in the offices of the HVACR Licensing Board or can be
			 ordered by contacting the following:
ICC Publications
4051 Flossmoor Road
Country Club Hills, IL 60478
1-888-422-7233
Home | ICC Store (iccsafe.org)
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 14 - Fire Protection Licensing Board › Rule 235.14.20-001 - Fire Protection Licensing Board Sprinkler Rule (Rule 1)

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SECTION 1.
PURPOSE, TITLE, APPLICABILITY, NOTICE AND SEVERABILITY
1.1. PURPOSE. The purpose of these rules is
			 to regulate persons engaged in the business of planning, selling, installing,
			 maintaining, inspecting or servicing fire protection sprinkler systems in the
			 interest of safe guarding lives and property pursuant to A.C.A. §§
									20-22-601 et
			 seq.
1.2. TITLE. These rules shall
			 be known and may be cited as the "Sprinkler Rules" and shall be administered by
			 and through the Board.
1.3.
			 APPLICABILITY OF RULES. Unless otherwise provided by law, these rules shall
			 apply to all firms and individuals engaged in the business of planning,
			 selling, installing, maintaining, inspecting or servicing fire protection
			 sprinkler systems.
A. Any firm performing a
			 project for an NFPA 13D system that meets ALL of the following conditions shall
			 not be subject to these rules:
i. System is
			 for a single family dwelling;
ii.
			 System is designed and approved by the equipment manufacturer or a professional
			 engineer; and
iii. Fitter is
			 trained and certified by the equipment manufacturer.
B. These rules shall have uniform force and
			 effect throughout the State. Municipalities or counties may require additional
			 certificates of registration or licenses or may require certified firms to
			 obtain permits or pay fees beyond the scope of these rules.
C. These rules do not apply to a person or
			 organization that only: sells or supplies products or materials to a certified
			 firm; is a special agent fire suppression system; is a certified firm employee
			 who does not perform work that requires licensure; performs inspection
			 activities conducted as part of an insurance or engineering survey; performs
			 inspection activities performed by a government official as part of code
			 enforcement activities; performs routine observation of the condition of fire
			 sprinkler equipment by the maintenance staff of the owner or tenant; and
			 nothing herein shall be deemed to limit or restrict the practice of engineering
			 by licensed or certified professional engineers.
1.4. NOTICE. Notice by the Board as required
			 by any provisions of statute or of these rules must be given by personal
			 service or mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the person to be notified at his
			 last known address of residence or business as it appears in the Board's
			 records.
1.5. Severability. If any
			 provision of these rules or the application thereof to any person or
			 circumstance is held invalid for any reason the invalidity shall not affect the
			 other provisions or any other application of these rules which can be given
			 effect without the invalid provisions or application. To this end all
			 provisions of these rules are declared to be severable.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 14 - Fire Protection Licensing Board › Rule 235.14.20-002 - Fire Protection Licensing Board Portable-Fixed Rule (Rule 2)

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SECTION 1.
PURPOSE, TITLE, APPLICABILITY, NOTICE AND SEVERABILITY
1.1. PURPOSE. The purpose of these rules is
			 to regulate persons engaged in the business of selling, installing, and
			 servicing portable fire extinguishers or fixed fire protection systems and to
			 provide for the registration and licensure of businesses and persons providing
			 these services, in order to protect and promote public safety by minimizing
			 personal injury and property damages which might result from inadequate,
			 unreliable, unsafe or improperly installed or maintained portable fire
			 extinguishers and fixed fire protection systems.
1.2. TITLE. These rules shall be known and
			 may be cited as the "Portable/Fixed Systems Rules" and shall be administered by
			 and through the Board.
1.3.
			 APPLICABILITY OF RULES. The rules shall apply to all firms and individuals
			 engaged in the business of selling, installing, and servicing portable
			 extinguishers or fixed fire protection systems and performing hydrostatic
			 testing, except those specifically exempt by A.C.A. §§ 2022-601 et
			 seq.
1.4. NOTICE. Notice by the
			 Board as required by any provision of statute or of these rules must be given
			 by personal service or mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the person to be
			 notified at his last known address of residence or business as it appears in
			 the Board's records.
1.5.
			 SEVERABILITY. If any provision of these rules or the application thereof to any
			 firm, person or circumstance is held invalid for any reason the invalidity
			 shall not affect the other provisions or any other application of these rules
			 which can be given effect without the invalid provisions or application. To
			 this end all provisions of these rules are declared to be
			 severable.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 14 - Fire Protection Licensing Board › Rule 235.14.22-001 - Rules for Portable/Fixed Systems

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ARKANSAS FIRE PROTECTION LICENSING BOARD RULES FOR
				PORTABLE/FIXED SYSTEMS
SECTION
			 1.
PURPOSE, TITLE, APPLICABILITY, NOTICE AND
			 SEVERABILITY
1.1. PURPOSE. The purpose
			 of these rules is to regulate persons engaged in the business of selling,
			 installing, and servicing portable fire extinguishers or fixed fire protection
			 systems and to provide for the registration and licensure of businesses and
			 persons providing these services, in order to protect and promote public safety
			 by minimizing personal injury and property damages which might result from
			 inadequate, unreliable, unsafe or improperly installed or maintained portable
			 fire extinguishers and fixed fire protection systems.
1.2. TITLE. These rules shall be known and
			 may be cited as the "Portable/Fixed Systems Rules" and shall be administered by
			 and through the Board.
1.3.
			 APPLICABILITY OF RULES. The rules shall apply to all firms and individuals
			 engaged in the business of selling, installing, and servicing portable
			 extinguishers or fixed fire protection systems and performing hydrostatic
			 testing, except those specifically exempt by A.C.A. §§ 2022-601 et
			 seq.
1.4. NOTICE. Notice by the
			 Board as required by any provision of statute or of these rules must be given
			 by personal service or mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the person to be
			 notified at his last known address of residence or business as it appears in
			 the Board's records.
1.5.
			 SEVERABILITY. If any provision of these rules or the application thereof to any
			 firm, person or circumstance is held invalid for any reason the invalidity
			 shall not affect the other provisions or any other application of these rules
			 which can be given effect without the invalid provisions or application. To
			 this end all provisions of these rules are declared to be severable.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 14 - Fire Protection Licensing Board › Rule 235.14.22-002 - Rules for Sprinkler Systems

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ARKANSAS FIRE PROTECTION LICENSING BOARD RULES FOR
				SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
SECTION 1.
PURPOSE, TITLE, APPLICABILITY, NOTICE AND SEVERABILITY
1.1. PURPOSE. The purpose of these rules is
			 to regulate persons engaged in the business of planning, selling, installing,
			 maintaining, inspecting or servicing fire protection sprinkler systems in the
			 interest of safe guarding lives and property pursuant to A.C.A. §§
									20-22-601 et
			 seq.
1.2. TITLE. These rules shall
			 be known and may be cited as the "Sprinkler Rules" and shall be administered by
			 and through the Board.
1.3.
			 APPLICABILITY OF RULES. Unless otherwise provided by law, these rules shall
			 apply to all firms and individuals engaged in the business of planning,
			 selling, installing, maintaining, inspecting or servicing fire protection
			 sprinkler systems.
A. Any firm performing a
			 project for an NFPA 13D system that meets ALL of the following conditions shall
			 not be subject to these rules:
i. System is
			 for a single family dwelling;
ii.
			 System is designed and approved by the equipment manufacturer or a professional
			 engineer; and
iii. Fitter is
			 trained and certified by the equipment manufacturer.
B. These rules shall have uniform force and
			 effect throughout the State. Municipalities or counties may require additional
			 certificates of registration or licenses or may require certified firms to
			 obtain permits or pay fees beyond the scope of these rules.
C. These rules do not apply to a person or
			 organization that only: sells or supplies products or materials to a certified
			 firm; is a special agent fire suppression system; is a certified firm employee
			 who does not perform work that requires licensure; performs inspection
			 activities conducted as part of an insurance or engineering survey; performs
			 inspection activities performed by a government official as part of code
			 enforcement activities; performs routine observation of the condition of fire
			 sprinkler equipment by the maintenance staff of the owner or tenant; and
			 nothing herein shall be deemed to limit or restrict the practice of engineering
			 by licensed or certified professional engineers.
1.4. NOTICE. Notice by the Board as required
			 by any provisions of statute or of these rules must be given by personal
			 service or mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the person to be notified at his
			 last known address of residence or business as it appears in the Board's
			 records.
1.5. Severability. If any
			 provision of these rules or the application thereof to any person or
			 circumstance is held invalid for any reason the invalidity shall not affect the
			 other provisions or any other application of these rules which can be given
			 effect without the invalid provisions or application. To this end all
			 provisions of these rules are declared to be severable.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 17 - Board of Registration of Professional Geologist › Rule 235.17.22-002 - Licensure Requirements and Procedures of the Board

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Rules of Arkansas State Board of Registration For
				Professional Geologists
SECTION
			 1
ADMINISTRATION
1-1
Nominations to the Board
The Board may determine procedures whereby recommendations may
				be made to the Governor for geological member nominations to the
				Board.
1-2
Removal
			 from the Board
The Governor may remove any member of the Board for misconduct,
				incompetence, neglect of duty, or any other sufficient causes. Vacancies in the
				membership of the Board shall be filled for the remainder of the term by the
				Governor as provided for herein.
1-3
Meetings
(1) The Board shall hold at least two regular
			 meetings each year. Four members shall constitute a quorum. An affirmative vote
			 of a majority of the members present shall be necessary to transact business.
			 Special meetings of the Board shall be called by the Secretary upon the written
			 request of the Chairman or any two members, by giving each member of the Board
			 at least seven days' notice of such meetings and the time and place at which
			 such meeting is to be held. Notice of all meetings shall be given as required
			 by the Administrative Procedures Act.
(2) The Board shall follow Robert's Rules of
			 Order with the exception that the Chairman and the ex-officio member shall be
			 full voting members. However, the Chairman shall not vote unless there is a tie
			 vote among the other Board members.
1-4
Secretary Treasurer
(1) The Secretary-Treasurer shall be the
			 Secretary of the Board (hereinafter known as Secretary) and, in addition to
			 his/her duties as prescribed by law, shall perform such other administrative
			 duties as may be prescribed by the Board.
(2) The Secretary shall keep a true record of
			 all proceedings of the Board and send copies thereof to its members. He/she
			 shall keep a record of all examination papers and other evidence of
			 qualification submitted by each applicant for a Certificate of Registration, an
			 official roster of all registered geologists, and of the renewals of such
			 registrations. He/she shall give notice in writing of the expiration of any
			 registration to the holder and to the Board, and make a proper entry on the
			 roster showing the expiration of such registration. He/she shall send notice of
			 annual renewal of registration fees to registrants at least forty-five days
			 prior to expiration. He/she shall receive all fees and costs and give receipt
			 for the same. He/she shall give a general report at the regular Board meeting
			 on all transactions since the previous meeting. A written financial report
			 shall be offered to the Board at least quarterly.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-001 - Contractors Licensing Board Rules 224-25-1-13

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224-25-1
ISSUANCE OF LICENSE OR
			 REGISTRATION
(a) All Contractors
			 licenses or Registrations will be issued under the name and address listed on
			 the front of the application form. The use of any other name may constitute a
			 violation. It is the responsibility of the contractor to inform the Contractors
			 Licensing Board in writing of any name, address, ownership or any other change
			 relating to said license or Registration within 15 days of such
			 change.
(b)
(1) All applications for a Contractors
			 license or Registration in the State of Arkansas must be filed as either; (1)
			 individual, (2) partnership, (3) corporation, (4) limited liability company or
			 (5) any other business organization recognized by the Arkansas Secretary of
			 State's Office.
(2) Each
			 application for a license must be supported by a qualifying party, who has
			 satisfactorily completed such examination as may be required by the Board,
			 prior to being issued a license to engage in contracting in the State of
			 Arkansas. Anyone failing to pass such examination may be re-examined at any
			 regular examination period, upon payment of proper fee. Should the qualifying
			 party (business and law or trade) leave a licensed entity, written notice shall
			 be given within fifteen (15) days to the Contractors Licensing Board. The
			 notice shall state the name and position of the individual leaving and the name
			 and position of the individual who will replace the departing qualifier. The
			 replacement qualifier must be fully qualified within thirty (30) days of the
			 departure of the previous qualifier. Any license not renewed within two years
			 of expiration shall be required to re-qualify by examination process, as may be
			 required at the time.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-002 - 224-25-5 Classification and Experience

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224-25-5
CLASSIFICATION &
			 EXPERIENCE
(c) A licensed Contractor
			 may perform Construction Management within the scope of the license held. A
			 contractor shall maintain proper personnel, financial ability and facility to
			 perform the coordination, development and management required for the entire
			 project being performed or managed by the contractor.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-003 - 224-25-2 License Expiration and Renewal / 224-25-15 Uniform Service Members, Uniformed Service Veterans and their Spouses

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Clean Copy
224-25-2
LICENSE EXPIRATION &
			 RENEWAL
(a) Expiration. All licenses to
			 engage in the business of contracting in the State of Arkansas shall expire at
			 midnight of the date of its expiration.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-004 - 224-25-3 License Applications

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Rule Change for Criminal Background Check - Acts 748,762 and
				826
Clean Copy
224-25-5-3.
			 LICENSE APPLICATIONS
(c)
(1) At the time of application, an applicant
			 shall complete the criminal back ground history form contained within the
			 application.
(2) If the applicant
			 shall have been found guilty or pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to any
			 offense that would disqualify the applicant for licensure under Ark. Code Ann.
			 §
										17-2-102 or
			 Ark. Code Ann. §
										17-25-507(c)
			 the applicant may request a waiver under Ark. Code Ann. §
			 17-3-102.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-006 - 224-25-15 Fee Waiver

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Rule For Act 725 of 2021
224-25-15
(a) An applicant may receive a waiver of the
			 initial licensure fee, if eligible. Eligible applicants are applicants who:
(1) Are applying as a Sole Proprietor;
			 and
(2) Are receiving assistance
			 through the Arkansas, or current state of residence equivalent, Medicaid
			 Program, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the Special
			 Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, the Temporary
			 Assistance for Needy Families Program, or the Lifeline Assistance Program;
			 or
(3) Were approved for
			 unemployment within the last twelve (12) months; or
(4) Have an income that does not exceed two
			 hundred percent (200%) of the federal poverty income guidelines.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-007 - 224-25-5-3 License Applications

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Rule Change for Criminal Background Check - Acts 748,762 and
				826
224-25-5-3. LICENSE APPLICATIONS
(c)
(1) At
			 the time of application, an applicant shall complete the criminal back ground
			 history form contained within the application.
(2) If the applicant shall have been found
			 guilty or pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to any offense that would
			 disqualify the applicant for licensure under Ark. Code Ann. §
										17-2-102 or
			 Ark. Code Ann. §
										17-25-507(c)
			 the applicant may request a waiver under Ark. Code Ann. §
			 17-3-102.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-008 - 224-25-5-16 Fee Waiver

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Rule For Act 725 of 2021
224-25-5-16
(a) An applicant may receive a waiver of the
			 initial licensure fee, if eligible. Eligible applicants are applicants who:
(1) Are applying as a Sole Proprietor;
			 and
(2) Are receiving assistance
			 through the Arkansas, or current state of residence equivalent, Medicaid
			 Program, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the Special
			 Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, the Temporary
			 Assistance for Needy Families Program, or the Lifeline Assistance Program;
			 or
(3) Were approved for
			 unemployment within the last twelve (12) months; or
(4) Have an income that does not exceed two
			 hundred percent (200%) of the federal poverty income guidelines.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-009 - 224-25-5-2 License Expiration and Renewal and 224-25-5-15 Uniform Service Members, Uniformed Service Veterans and Their Spouses

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Rule Changes - Act 135 - Uniform Service
				Licensing
224-25-5-2
LICENSE EXPIRATION & RENEWAL
(a) Expiration. All licenses to engage in the
			 business of contracting in the State of Arkansas shall expire at midnight of
			 the date of its expiration.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-010 - 224-25-5-9 Classifications and Residential Contractors Committee Rules 224-25-6-1 et seq.

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Rules for Act 1072 of 2021 - Residential Roofers
				Registration Clean Copy
224-25-5-9.
CLASSIFICATIONS
(d) CLASSIFICATIONS AND SPECIALTIES - A
			 contractor holding a classification may perform any of the functions listed
			 under that classification. Performing work not listed under that classification
			 may constitute a violation.
(3)
SPECIALTIES (Specific)
A contractor may obtain one or more of the Specialty
				Classifications by proper qualifications shown. The list of those Specialty
				Classifications Is;
SPECIALTIES
Awnings, Canopies & Gutters
Base & Paving
a.
			 Base Construction
b. Hot & Cold
			 Mixes
c. Surface
			 Treatment
d. Asphalt
e. Concrete Paving
Boat Docks
Carpentry, Framing, Millwork, Cabinets
Ceilings, Wall Systems, Acoustical Treatments
Central Vacuum Systems
Chimneys, Fireplaces
Communication, Computer or Sound Systems, Cabling
Concrete
Demolition
Detached Garage, Storage Building, Detached Structures, Metal
				Buildings
Drywall
Fencing, Gates
Floors, Floor Covering
Foundation Construction or Drilling, Pile Driving,
				Stabilization
Glass, Glazing, Doors, Windows
Grading & Drainage (Includes Grading, Drainage, Pipe &
				Structures, Culverts, Clearing, Grubbing & Rip Rap), Excavation
Greenhouses and Sunrooms
Insulation
Kitchen and Bathroom Renovations
Landscaping, Irrigation, Lawn Sprinklers, Streams
Lathe, Plaster, Stucco, Dryvit, EIFS
Masonry
Metal Studs, Walls
Overhead Doors
Painting, Wallcovering
Rebar
Retaining Walls
Siding, Soffit, Fascia, Gutters
Skylights
Solar Systems
Special Coatings or Applications, Caulking,
				Waterproofing
Steel, Alloy, Ornamental, Metal Fabrication, Welding
Storm Shelters
Swimming Pools, Spas
Tile, Terrazzo, Marble, Countertops
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-011 - 224-25-6 Financial Requirements

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224-25-6
FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS
(a)
(1)
			 Except as provided in subsection (e), all applications for an Unrestricted
			 license must contain an audited or reviewed financial statement of the
			 applicant's year end or more current, and prepared on the GAAP or accrual
			 income tax basis, of the company, an audited Opinion Letter or Review report
			 from an Independent CPA or RPA.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-013 - 224-25-3 License Applications

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Rule Change on Criminal Background Checks
224-25-3
LICENSE APPLICATIONS
(c)
(1) At
			 the time of application, an applicant shall complete the criminal back ground
			 history form contained within the application.
(2) If the applicant shall have been found
			 guilty or pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to any offense that would
			 disqualify the applicant for licensure under Ark. Code Ann. §
										17-2-102 or
			 Ark. Code Ann. §
										17-25-305(c)
			 the applicant may request a waiver under Ark. Code Ann. §
			 17-3-102.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-017 - 224-25-5-9 Classifications and Residential Contractors Committee Rules 224-25-6-1 et seq.

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Rules for Act 1072 of 2021 - Residential Roofers
				Registration
224-25-5-9.
CLASSIFICATIONS
(d)
			 CLASSIFICATIONS AND SPECIALTIES - A contractor holding a classification may
			 perform any of the functions listed under that classification. Performing work
			 not listed under that classification may constitute a violation.
(3)
SPECIALTIES (Specific)
A contractor may obtain one or more of the Specialty
				Classifications by proper qualifications shown. The list of those Specialty
				Classifications Is;
SPECIALTIES
Awnings, Canopies & Gutters
Base & Paving
a.
			 Base Construction
b. Hot & Cold
			 Mixes
c. Surface
			 Treatment
d. Asphalt
e. Concrete Paving
Boat Docks
Carpentry, Framing, Millwork, Cabinets
Ceilings, Wall Systems, Acoustical Treatments
Central Vacuum Systems
Chimneys, Fireplaces
Communication, Computer or Sound Systems, Cabling
Concrete
Demolition
Detached Garage, Storage Building, Detached Structures, Metal
				Buildings
Drywall
Fencing, Gates
Floors, Floor Covering
Foundation Construction or Drilling, Pile Driving,
				Stabilization
Glass, Glazing, Doors, Windows
Grading & Drainage (Includes Grading, Drainage, Pipe &
				Structures, Culverts, Clearing, Grubbing & Rip Rap), Excavation
Greenhouses and Sunrooms
Insulation
Kitchen and Bathroom Renovations
Landscaping, Irrigation, Lawn Sprinklers, Streams
Lathe, Plaster, Stucco, Dryvit, EIFS
Masonry
Metal Studs, Walls
Overhead Doors
Painting, Wallcovering
Rebar
Retaining Walls
Siding, Soffit, Fascia, Gutters
Skylights
Solar Systems
Special Coatings or Applications, Caulking,
				Waterproofing
Steel, Alloy, Ornamental, Metal Fabrication, Welding
Storm Shelters
Swimming Pools, Spas
Tile, Terrazzo, Marble, Countertops
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 18 - Contractors Licensing Board › Rule 235.18.22-019 - 224-25-5 Classification and Experience

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224-25-5
CLASSIFICATION &
			 EXPERIENCE
(c) A licensed Contractor
			 may perform Construction Management within the scope of the license held. A
			 contractor shall maintain proper personnel, financial ability and facility to
			 perform the coordination, development and management required for the entire
			 project being performed or managed by the contractor.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 19 - Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission › Rule 235.19.22-001 - AMVC Rule 3-Advertising; Rule 7-Off Premiss Sales, Displays & Events; Rule 10-Education & Training Grant Program

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ARKANSAS MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION
RULE 1
GENERAL ORGANIZATION
1.1 Regular meetings of the Commission shall
			 be held on the third Wednesday of each month and will continue in session until
			 business is completed insofar as it is possible. Any regular meeting of the
			 Commission may be set forward, postponed, canceled or adjourned to another ay
			 as determined by the Chairman. Five (5) members shall constitute a
			 quorum.
1.2 All regular meetings of
			 the Commission shall be held in its office in Little Rock, Arkansas.
1.3 Special meetings of the Commission may be
			 called at any time by the Chairman or a majority of the Commission.
1.4 Special meetings of the Commission may,
			 upon approval of the Chairman or a majority of the Commission, be held at any
			 place within the State of Arkansas.
1.5 Any person desiring to appear before the
			 Commission at any regular meeting, to take up any business within the
			 jurisdiction of the Commission, shall at least twenty (20) days prior to any
			 such meeting, file with the Executive Director three (3) copies of a written
			 request in which the nature and purpose of the appearance shall be clearly and
			 concisely stated in sufficient detail to fully apprise the Commission of the
			 basis and extent of such business. This requirement may be waived, in whole or
			 in part, by the Executive Director or by unanimous consent of the Commissioners
			 present at any meeting; provided that when such a request is in the nature of a
			 complaint against any licensee under A.C.A. §
									23-112-101 et
			 seq., the provisions of Rule 2 shall be complied with.
1.6 The Executive Director of the Commission
			 shall arrange the order of business for all meetings of the Commission and
			 shall, at least fifteen (15) days thereto, notify all persons who are to appear
			 before any such meeting of the place and time of the meeting.
1.7 The Executive Director shall keep and
			 maintain on file in the Commission Office a record of all proceedings of the
			 Commission. The Executive Director shall also keep on file in the Commission
			 Office a copy of all Rules adopted by the Commission, a copy of all Orders
			 issued by the Commission and copies of all applications and license forms
			 adopted by the Commission. These records and such other records as the
			 Commission is by law required to keep and maintain shall be open for public
			 inspection during the regular hours of business of the Commission
			 Office.
1.8 At any time a vacancy
			 shall exist in the office of Executive Director, the powers and duties of that
			 office shall be performed by the Commissioner holding the office of Commission
			 Secretary and/or any member of the Commission Staff as the Chair may designate.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 20 - Arkansas Towing and Recovery Board › Rule 235.20.22-002 - Arkansas Towing and Recovery Board

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APPLICABILITY
These Rules promulgated by the Arkansas Towing & Recovery
				Board, pursuant to Act 1061 of 2011 and Ark. Code Ann. §
								27-50-1201
et seq
., shall apply to a person:
(1) Engaged in the towing or storage of
			 vehicles in the State of Arkansas and that is hired to tow or store the vehicle
			 or;
(2) Performs vehicle
			 immobilization services.
(3) A
			 person is "hired to store" if that person secures a vehicle(s) subject to
			 registration for compensation, consideration, or commercial purposes.
(4) A person is "hired to tow" if that person
			 operates a tow vehicle(s) for compensation, consideration, or commercial
			 purposes, but does not include operation of a tow vehicle(s) to transport or
			 otherwise facilitate the movement of a vehicle(s) that is owned by the operator
			 or the operator's employer.
(5) Tow
			 vehicles used for noncommercial purposes; including without limitation tow
			 vehicles used:
(A) For personal use;
(B) For transporting historic, special
			 interests or antique vehicles; or
(C) As a parade tow vehicle.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 236 - ARKANSAS STATE TREASURER › Division 02 - 529 Program and Financial Education/Section 529 Plan Review Committee › Rule 236.02.22-002 - The Arkansas Finanical Education Commission

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1.
Authority
(a) The Arkansas Financial Education
			 Commission ("commission") was established by the Arkansas Financial Education
			 Commission Act, Ark Code Ann  6-1-701  et. seq. The governance of the commission
			 shall fall under the Treasurer of State and his/her
			 designees.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 237 - ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT › Rule 237.00.22-001 - General Rule B-4 Application to Transfer Well

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RULE B-4: APPLICATION TO TRANSFER A
			 WELL
a)
		  Definitions
1) "Current Permit Holder" means
		  the person required to hold the permit or to whom the permit was issued and who
		  is the owner of the right to drill, produce and/or operate said well(s),
		  possesses the full rights and responsibilities for operating the well(s) in
		  accordance with applicable Arkansas law and/or rule or order of the Commission,
		  and has the current obligation to plug said well(s), who is the assignor,
		  transferor or seller (whether voluntary or involuntary) of the
		  well(s).
2) "Deepen" for a cased
		  well means an operation whereby a well is drilled to a measured depth below the
		  cement casing shoe. For an open hole completion, "Deepen" means an operation
		  whereby a well is drilled below the original measured depth of the
		  well.
3) "Drill" means the
		  commencement of an operation to either set conductor pipe or the moving in a
		  drilling rig capable of drilling to a depth to set the requisite amount of
		  surface casing and spudding the well, if conductor pipe is not used.
4) "New Permit Holder" means person acquiring
		  the well(s) and the right to drill, produce, and/or operate said well(s), who
		  obtains the full rights and responsibilities for operating the well(s) in
		  accordance with applicable Arkansas law and/or rule or order of the Commission,
		  whom will obtain the obligation to plug said well(s), and who as owner or
		  operator in accordance with applicable Arkansas law and/or rule or order of the
		  Commission is required to hold the permit.
5) "Re-enter" means an operation whereby
		  surface access to the wellbore is established.
6) "Transfer" means any assignment, devise,
		  release, transfer, takeover, buyout, merger, sale, conveyance, or other
		  transfer of any kind, whether voluntarily or involuntarily.
7) "Well" means a production well as defined
		  by General Rule B-1.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 238 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Rule 238.00.22-001 - State Meat Inspection Program Rules

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RULES OF THE ARKANSAS MEAT INSPECTION PROGRAM
I. Incorporation by reference of federal meat
		  inspection laws and regulations
The Department hereby incorporates by reference the most current
			 revisions of the following Federal laws and regulations as though set forth
			 herein line for line and word for word:
Title 7 of the United States Code, Chapter 48, Sections 1902 and
			 1906;
Title 21 of the United States Code, Chapter 12, Subchapter I,
			 Sections 601, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607,608, 610,611,612,613,621,622, 623,
			 Subchapter II, Sections 641,642, 643, 644, and Subchapter IV, Sections 671,
			 672, 673, 675, 676.
Title 9 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Chapter III,
			 Subchapters A and E,
excluding
* Subchapter A Parts 300.1-300.4, 302.2, 303.1(c), 304.2(c),
			 307.4(b)-(d), 307.5, 307.6, 316.13(c), 317.7, 318.8, 318.12, 321, 322, 327,
			 329, 331, 332, 335, 351, 352, 354, 355, 362, 381, and
* Subchapter E Part 439.
However, unless context otherwise dictates, references to "We",
			 "the Food Safety and Inspection Service", and the "United States Department of
			 Agriculture" shall refer to the "Arkansas Department of Agriculture" or
			 "Department", and all words or terms defined or used in the federal regulations
			 incorporated by reference shall mean the state equivalent or counterpart to
			 those words or terms. Whenever an official mark, form, certificate, or seal is
			 designated or required by federal law or regulation, the appropriate Arkansas
			 Department of Agriculture mark, form, certificate, or seal shall be
			 substituted.
II. Exemptions
		  from the Arkansas Meat Inspection Program
1.
		  The following are exempted from the labeling, sanitary standards, practices,
		  and procedures of the Arkansas Meat Inspection Program:
A. Livestock producers with respect to
		  livestock carcasses, parts of livestock carcasses, and meat food products,
		  processed by the livestock producer from livestock of the livestock producer's
		  own raising on the producer's own farm and used by the livestock producer for
		  personal or private consumption;
B.
		  A person slaughtering livestock or otherwise processing or handling livestock
		  carcasses, parts of livestock carcasses, or meat food products, that have been
		  or are to be processed as required by recognized religious dietary laws;
		  and
C. Any establishment engaged In
		  slaughtering livestock or processing livestock carcasses, parts of livestock
		  carcasses, or meat food products for Intrastate commerce and the livestock
		  carcass, part of a livestock carcass, or meat food product processed by the
		  establishment when the establishment is subject to inspection under a city
		  ordinance that sets standards In conformity with the minimum standards of the
		  Arkansas Meat Inspection Program.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 238 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Rule 238.00.22-002 - The Unpaved Roads Program Rules

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I.
GENERAL
		  PROVISIONS
Section 1.1
Purpose
		  and enabling legislation.
These rules implement the Arkansas Unpaved Roads Program provided
			 for in A.C.A. §
									14-305-101
et seq.
Section 1.2
Definitions.
A. "Best management practices" means
		  practices for the construction and maintenance of unpaved roads that are
		  broadly accepted by road engineers and maintenance professionals as the most
		  effective approaches to managing unpaved roads that minimize sediment impacts
		  to adjacent water bodies and aquatic habitats. Best management practices
		  include the Environmentally Sensitive Road Maintenance for Dirt and Gravel
		  Roads guidance issued by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest
		  Service.
B. "Department" means the
		  Arkansas Department of Agriculture.
C. "Unpaved road" means a surface of natural
		  material or crushed aggregate that has not been incorporated into a bound layer
		  using asphalt, oil, or other such binder. Roads with driving surface aggregate
		  shall be considered unpaved for purposes of the program.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 238 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Rule 238.00.22-003 - Milk Stabilization Rule

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I.
Purpose
1. The purpose of these
		  rules is to:
a. Implement Act 521 of 2021,
		  codified at Ark. Code Ann. §
									2-10-104; and
b. Ensure that Arkansas milk producers
		  receive Class 1 prices for milk utilized or sold as fluid milk in this
		  state.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 238 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Division 01 - Natural Resources Division › Rule 238.01.22-001 - Arkansas Natural Resources Commission Rules Implementing the Water Resource Conservation and Development Incentives Act-Title 14

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Arkansas Natural Resources Commission
Rules Implementing the Water Resource Conservation and
				Development Incentives Act
(Revised 2020)
Subtitle I.
General
			 provisions
Section 1401.1
Purpose.
A. The State of Arkansas
			 is blessed with abundant rainfall and other surface and underground water
			 resources which, when managed conjunctively, can provide a continuous
			 high-quality water supply to meet the foreseeable needs of the entire
			 state.
B. Existing water use
			 patterns are depleting groundwater supplies at an unacceptable rate and
			 alternative surface water supplies are not available in sufficient quantities
			 without developing additional water storage to alleviate this groundwater
			 depletion problem.
C. The tax
			 incentives provided under this program encourage water users to invest in:
(1) the construction of impoundments to
			 utilize available surface water and reduce our dependence on groundwater;
(2) the conversion from groundwater
			 use to surface water use when surface water is available;
(3) the water conservation practice of
			 land-leveling to reduce agricultural irrigation water use; and
(4) the installation of water meters to
			 monitor groundwater usage.
D. It is of utmost importance to Arkansas
			 that within critical groundwater areas, surface water be used when
			 available.