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South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1740.2 - Cadastral Maps and Parcel Identifiers

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Section 1: Scope
This regulation provides requirements for the development and
				maintenance of cadastral maps and parcel identifiers which will be used by the
				Assessors to locate, inventory and appraise all real property within their
				jurisdiction. A county may elect to develop and maintain a manual mapping
				system or a digital (automated) mapping system; however, each county shall have
				a system of maps that conform to the minimum standards contained
				herein.
Section 2:
			 Definitions
A. Base maps locate the major
			 physical features of the landscape and contain the fundamental information from
			 which the cadastral maps are prepared. Base maps should be tied to the geodetic
			 network, either by means of ground control surveys or satellite methods of
			 surveying. Base maps provide the means to relate the locations of cadastral
			 parcels to the geodetic reference framework. Base maps can be in the form of
			 line maps (generated manually or by computer) or photographic maps. Regardless
			 of the form, base maps are usually created from aerial photographs. Aerial
			 photographs provide an efficient and economical means for preparing the base
			 maps.
B. Cadastral maps, also known
			 as tax maps, should be viewed as overlays to the base maps. There should be
			 cadastral maps for the entire assessing jurisdiction, showing ownership, the
			 size and position of each parcel in relation to other properties, bodies of
			 water, roads, and other major geographic features. The maps should be produced
			 at an appropriate scale and display all boundary lines, dimensions, or areas;
			 identifying parcel numbers; and other pertinent legal and descriptive
			 information. The maps provide a physical framework upon which non-physical
			 parcel information can be displayed, such as assessment comparisons, land
			 appraisals, and market or other statistical data.
C. A parcel of land, for the purposes of this
			 regulation, is a contiguous area of land under one ownership. The parcel is the
			 area of land that, as determined by the Assessor, should be included in the
			 description for appraisal and assessment purposes after considering all legal
			 and practical factors. Parcels may have been conveyed by one or more legal
			 instruments, or created by survey, and may contain several lots or fractions of
			 a lot. Each parcel represents one property record, which is one unit of land
			 that is capable of being separately assessed.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1740.4 - Form to Provide Department of Revenue with Information for Ratio Studies (117-116)

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Under the authority provided for in Section
				12-4-550(1)
				of the South Carolina Code of Laws, all counties shall furnish to the
				Department of Revenue the information provided for on forms furnished by the
				department except for transfers which involve a true consideration of less than
				$100 and sales of properties that the sale price does not include the same land
				area and improvements as shown on the assessment roll or appraisal record. This
				information shall be forwarded to the department within forty-five days after
				the deed has been recorded commencing with all deeds recorded after December
				31, 1975.
The information furnished shall be on forms provided by the
				department or in an electronic form such as a computer tape that is approved by
				the department. The county assessor shall furnish the information for all real
				property transfers except transfers which are by death or time share
				properties. The information shall be furnished to the department on a monthly
				basis by the last day of the following month. However, if the information is
				furnished to the department in electronic form such as a computer tape that is
				approved by the department, it shall be furnished to the department for each
				calendar year on or before the following January 31st next succeeding. If the
				county wishes to furnish this information more frequently, they may do so. The
				following information shall be furnished by the Assessor to the department when
				available.
1. County
2. Deed book and page
3. Seller, Mailing Address and Social
			 Security or Federal Identification Number
4. Purchaser and mailing address
5. Date of sale
6. Tax district and school district
7. Total consideration-sale price
8. Number of acres
9. Number of lots
10. Improved or unimproved
11. Tax map number
12. Major legal classification at time of
			 transfer (residential, agricultural, all other, department jurisdiction,
			 manufacturing or utility, government or exempt)
13. Appraised value (market value) -land,
			 improvements, total-condominiums and property with common areas, only the total
			 is required.
14. Appraised use
			 value (if applicable)
15. Appraisal
			 district (optional)
16.
			 Sub-classification (optional)
17.
			 If it split off another parcel
18.
			 Indicate if new owner might qualify to be exempt
19. Indicate if the sale is a true sale
			 (market value). If no, why?
The Assessor will indicate one of the following reasons:
a. What sold does not match the appraisal
			 record
b. Family Sale
c. Gift
d. Personal or other property
			 included
e. Mortgage assumption
			 cannot be determined
f. Foreclosure
			 sale
g. Partial interest
h. Contract sale or bond for sale (if
			 old)
i. Other (with
			 explanation)
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1760.2 - Multi-Use Property

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Code Sections
				12-43-210
				to
				12-43-310
				of the South Carolina Code of Laws provides classifications of property for
				property tax purposes at different ratios of assessment.
If a particular piece of property is used for more than one
				purpose, then the value of the total piece of property must be allocated on
				some equitable basis. Then separate ratios could be applied to arrive at the
				assessed value of each part. For example a duplex in which the owner resides in
				one part and rents the other part the value of the duplex must be allocated on
				an equitable basis, such as square footage.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1780 - Classification of Property - Agricultural Use Property

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These regulations address the application of the property tax
				laws to agricultural property and how property may qualify as agricultural use
				property. (See also, Property Tax Regulation Regulation
				117-1840.2
				on how to value agricultural use property).
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1780.1 - Definition of Agricultural Real Property

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Agricultural Real Property, as that term is used in
				12-43-220(d), 12-43-230, and 12-43-232 of the South Carolina Code of Laws means
				a tract of real property which is used for agricultural purposes. Real property
				must meet the requirements for agricultural real property of Code Sections
				12-43-220(d),
				12-43-230
				and
				12-43-232
				in order to be classified as agricultural real property. Additionally, the term
				Agricultural Real Property shall not include any property used as the residence
				of the owner or others. In no event shall real property be classified as
				agricultural real property when such property is not used for bona fide
				agricultural purposes. Real property is not used for agricultural purposes
				unless the owner or lessee thereof has, in good faith, committed the property
				to that use. Real property which is ostensibly used for agricultural purposes,
				but which is in reality used for other purposes, is not agricultural real
				property. The agricultural use of the property must be genuine in nature as
				opposed to sham or deception. The following factors shall be considered by
				county assessors in determining whether the tract in question is bona fide
				agricultural real property: (These factors are not, however, meant to be
				exclusive and all relevant facts must be considered.)
1. The nature of the terrain
2. The density of the marketable product
			 (timber, etc.) on the land
3. The
			 past usage of the land
4. The
			 economic merchantability of the agricultural product
5. The use or not of recognized care,
			 cultivation, harvesting and like practices applicable to the product involved,
			 and any implemented plans thereof.
6. The business or occupation of the
			 landowner or lessee, however, the fact that the tract may have been purchased
			 for investment purposes does not disqualify it if actually used for
			 agricultural purposes.
In cases in which the real property is committed to more than
				one use, one use being agricultural use and the other use or uses being
				unrelated to agriculture the agricultural activity use must comprise the most
				significant use of the property in order for it to be classified as
				agricultural real property.
The following uses of real property do not qualify as
				agricultural:
1. Recreation
2. Hunting Clubs
3. Fishing Clubs
4. Vacant Land (land lying dormant)
5. Any other similar use.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1780.2 - Agricultural Special Assessment Applications

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I. Qualifications--Requirements. Agricultural
			 real property which is actually used for such purposes, not including however,
			 a corporation which is the owner or lessee except for certain corporations
			 which do not:
1. have more than ten (10)
			 shareholders
2. have as a
			 shareholder a person (other than an estate) who is not an individual
3. have a non-resident alien as a
			 shareholder; and
4. have more than
			 one (1) class of stock
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1780.3 - Roll Back Provisions on Agricultural Land

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Whenever a tract of real property has 50% or more of its area
				being used for agricultural purposes, the entire tract shall qualify for
				agricultural real property. Excluding, however that portion on which a business
				is operated for profit or on which is located the residence of the owner or
				others in that the taxation of such property is specifically provided for in
				Sections
				12-43-210
				to
				12-43-310
				of the South Carolina Code of Laws.
If all or a portion of the agricultural part of the tract
				should change in use as to disqualify the non-agricultural portion which was
				receiving the agricultural classification, then only that part of the
				agricultural portion and the non-agricultural portion on which the use changes,
				shall be subject to the roll-back Code Sections
				12-43-210
				to
				12-43-310.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1820.1 - Manufacturing Plants Constructed Pursuant to the Industrial Revenue Bond Act

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The Lessee of all manufacturing plants constructed pursuant to
				Chapter 29, Title 4 of the South Carolina Code of Laws, shall file a return
				with the Department of Revenue in the same manner as if owned by the lessee.
				The department shall value and calculate an assessment for the manufacturing
				plant in the same manner as if owned by the lessee and furnish the assessment
				to the county in which it is located as information so that the county, school
				districts and other political units may determine such rental charge as
				required by law which would be equivalent to the ad valorem tax that would
				result if such property were privately owned.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1840.1 - Value of Merchants' Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment

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The fair market value of merchants' furniture, fixtures and
				equipment shall be the depreciated value as shown by the merchants' records for
				South Carolina income tax purposes, provided however, that in no event is the
				original cost of the property to be reduced by more than ninety percent of the
				original capitalized costs.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1840.2 - Use of Assessment Guides Published by the Department

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a. Section
			 12-4-560
			 of the South Carolina Code of Laws provides, in part, that the Department of
			 Revenue shall prepare appropriate manuals, guides, and other aids for the
			 equitable assessment of all properties.
Under this authority, the use of the department's assessment
				guides is mandatory by county auditors for the assessment of personal property
				such as automobiles, trucks, and other similar items, unless otherwise directed
				by the department. In accordance with Code Section
				12-37-930,
				in preparing the assessment guides for vehicles, the fair market value for
				vehicles must be based on values derived from a nationally recognized
				publication of vehicle valuations, except that the value may not exceed
				ninety-five percent of the prior year's value. The county auditor must use the
				assessment guides exactly as furnished, except in unusual and extenuating
				circumstances or where a piece of property is not listed in the guide. An
				example of "unusual and extenuating circumstances" on personal property is an
				automobile that was completely destroyed and worthless on the assessment date.
				The assessed value of such personal property or nonlisted property shall be
				determined by the county auditor. When unusual or extenuating circumstances are
				present, the county auditor shall value the property as provided in subsection
				b. of this regulation taking into consideration the unusual or extenuating
				circumstances.
b. All
			 personal property which is under county jurisdiction and is not covered by
			 assessment guides furnished by the department for the assessment of vehicles
			 shall be appraised by the county auditor in the same manner as business
			 personal property under the jurisdiction of the department as provided for in
			 Property Tax Regulation Regulation
			 117-1840.1.
			 Any personal property which is not appraised and assessed by the department,
			 but is subject to taxation by the county auditor, shall be appraised and
			 assessed at 10.5% of the appraised value.
The county auditor shall require a return for this personal
				property which contains, but is not limited to, the following
				information:
(a) Name,
(b) Address,
(c) Social Security Number or Federal
			 Identification Number,
(d) Location
			 of the Property,
(e) Original Cost
			 of the Property,
(f) Amount of
			 Depreciation (if any) for income tax purposes, and
(g) A statement from the taxpayer stating
			 that the information given is accurate and truthful to the best of his
			 knowledge. The statement must be signed and dated by the taxpayer or his agent
			 or legal representative.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 117 - DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Article 37 - PROPERTY TAX REGULATIONS › Section 117-1860.1 - Licensed Automotive Vehicles and Airplanes

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The return of property to the Department of Revenue for
				property assessment purposes shall not include licensed automotive vehicles or
				airplanes. Such licensed automotive vehicles and airplanes shall be returned to
				local County Authorities for property assessment purposes.
For the purpose of this Rule, "Licensed Automotive Vehicles"
				means vehicles that are licensed by the South Carolina Highway Department as
				provided by law.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 119-1 - Definitions

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The definitions and meaning of terms shall be as follows:
A. Academic Year. From opening date of one school calendar year to same date of the ensuing calendar year.
B. University. All property which is owned, leased, supervised or otherwise controlled by the University of South Carolina.
C. Campus. Unless otherwise provided, the following campuses of the University of South Carolina System: USC-Aiken; USC-Columbia; Coastal Carolina College, Conway; USC-Spartanburg; USC-Sumter; and USC-Union.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 119-2 - To Whom Regulations Apply

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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, except as otherwise permitted by these regulations, by the laws of the State of South Carolina, or by the respective campus parking policies.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 119-3 - Traffic Signs

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(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. Whenever a particular section of these regulations does not state that signs are required, such section is effective without signs being provided.
(b) The appropriate campus official responsible for law enforcement and public safety as appointed by the President, Chancellors or Deans of the respective campuses, shall have the authority to cause the signs, signals, and markings necessary to implement these regulations to be erected, established, and maintained.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 119-4 - Altering or Defacing of Traffic Signs

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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.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS › Section 119-5 - Authority of President

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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 business of the University and effective utilization and control of the available parking areas and facilities on the campuses of the University for the benefit and maximum convenience of students, faculty, staff members, and visitors.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 2 - UNIVERSITY MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION › Section 119-7 - Motor Vehicle Registration

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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 of permits, and recording and reporting violations.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 2 - UNIVERSITY MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION › Section 119-8 - Registration of Students' Vehicles

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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 appropriate campus office for motor vehicle registration. This registration shall be equally applicable to the spouse or husband of a student. A permit will be issued to the student upon proper registration and fee. Permits shall be displayed on the left side (driver's side) of the rear bumper.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 2 - UNIVERSITY MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION › Section 119-9 - Faculty and Staff Parking Permits

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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 all violations against the vehicle for which the permit is issued.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 2 - UNIVERSITY MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION › Section 119-10 - Registration Fees

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Registration fees are established by the System Vice President for Law Enforcement and Safety for USC-Columbia campus, the Chancellors for the campuses at USC-Aiken; Coastal Carolina College, Conway; and USC-Spartanburg and the Deans of the campuses at USC-Sumter and USC-Union subject to the approval of the President.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 3 - PARKING AREAS › Section 119-11 - Traffic and Parking Instructions

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University of South Carolina traffic and parking instructions are indicated by (a) printed policies and guides, (b) campus maps and (c) signs, street or curb markings.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 3 - PARKING AREAS › Section 119-12 - Meter Charges

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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-Sumter and USC-Union subject to approval of the President. Neither registration nor decals are required for use of metered spaces.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 3 - PARKING AREAS › Section 119-13 - Parking Garages and Fees

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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 Enforcement and Safety subject to approval of the President.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 4 - VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES AND BONDS › Section 119-15 - Payment of Penalties and Bonds

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Penalties and/or bonds are payable in person or by mail at the appropriate campus office for motor vehicle registration in accordance with Sections 119-17, 119-18, and 119-19 below.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 4 - VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES AND BONDS › Section 119-16 - Traffic, Parking and the Registration of Motor Vehicles for the University of South Carolina

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Schedule of Penalties and Bonds:
(a)
USC-Columbia
(1) Parking Meter Violation ..................................
$ 5.00
(2) Parking improperly .........................................
15.00
(3) Parking Decal or Permit not displayed .......................
5.00
(4) Parking in No Parking Area .................................
15.00
(5) Parking in Loading or Service Zone .........................
15.00
(6) Blocking (sidewalk) (driveway) .............................
15.00
(7) No Parking Permit for ... Zone .............................
15.00
(8) Parking at (Fire Plug) (In Fire Lane) ......................
50.00
(9) Parking on Grass ............................................
5.00
(10) Parking along Yellow Curb ..................................
15.00
(11) Parking in Reserved Space ..................................
15.00
(12) No permit for Parking Garage ...............................
15.00
(13) Failure to Register ........................................
15.00
(14) Parking in Handicap or Blocking Handicap Space ............
100.00
(b)
USC-Aiken; Coastal Carolina College, Conway; and USC-Spartanburg
(1) Parking Meter Violation ...................................
$ 1.00
(2) Parking improperly ..........................................
3.00
(3) Parking Decal or Permit not displayed .......................
1.00
(4) Parking in No Parking Area ..................................
5.00
(5) Parking in Loading or Service Zone ..........................
5.00
(6) Blocking (sidewalk) (driveway) .............................
15.00
(7) No Parking Permit for ... Zone ..............................
5.00
(8) Parking at (Fire Plug) (In Fire Lane) .......................
5.00
(9) Parking on Grass ............................................
5.00
(10) Parking along Yellow Curbs ..................................
5.00
(11) Parking in reserved space ...............................
5.00
(12) No permit for Parking Garages ...........................
10.00
(13) Failure to register .....................................
10.00
(14) Parking in Handicap or Blocking Handicap Space/Curb Cut .
100.00
(c)
USC-Sumter and USC-Union.
(1) Parking Improperly .......................................
$ 3.00
(2) Parking Decal or Permit Not Displayed .......................
3.00
(3) Parking in No Parking Area ..................................
3.00
(4) Failure to Register .........................................
5.00
(5) Parking in or Blocking Handicap Space .....................
100.00
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 4 - VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES AND BONDS › Section 119-17 - Delinquent Violations-Increase in Bonds

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(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 $6.00
(c) $5.00 Bond Increased to $8.00
(d) $10.00 Bond Increased to $13.00
(e) $15.00 Bond Increased to $18.00
(f) $100.00 Bond Increased to $103.00
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 4 - VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES AND BONDS › Section 119-18 - Increase in Bonds After Service of Warrant

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(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) $13.00 Bond Increased to $16.00
(e) $18.00 Bond Increased to $21.00
(f) $03.00 Bond Increased to $106.00
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 4 - VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES AND BONDS › Section 119-19 - Depositing of Substitute for a Coin in a Meter

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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.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 5 - SPEED LIMITS › Section 119-20 - Campus Speed Limit

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(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) USC-Spartanburg.
Unless otherwise posted, the campus speed limit is 25 miles per hour.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 6 - VEHICLE TOWING AND IMPOUNDING › Section 119-21 - When Vehicle May Be Towed or Impounded

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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. If the motor vehicle is parked in a fire lane.
B. If the motor vehicle is parked in a handicapped space without benefit of a handicapped permit or is parked in such a way as to block a curb cut for the handicapped.
C. If the motor vehicle is parked in such a way as to block a driveway, to block a service entrance, parked on yellow curb or to create a hazard to safety.
D. If the motor vehicle is parked in a parking-by-permit-only space without benefit of a permit.
E. If three or more unpaid traffic violations have been issued against said vehicle.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 7 - BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COURTS › Section 119-22 - Appointment of Boards, Committees and Courts

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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 appoint such persons, Boards, Committees and Administrative Bodies as he/she deems necessary to hear appeals and to assist in the administration of the rules and regulations contained herein.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 119 - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA › Article 8 - SUMMONS › Section 119-23 - Who May Issue Summons or Citations

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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 Sections 56-21-10 to 56-21-60 of the 1976 Code.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-1 - Definitions

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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" means: a location where comprehensive veterinary services are offered.
C. "Veterinarian-client-patient relationship" means:
(1) The veterinarian has recently seen and is personally acquainted with the keeping and care of the animal through an examination of or visit to the premises where the animal is kept.
(2) The veterinarian has assumed the responsibility for making clinical judgments regarding the health of the animal and the need for medical treatment.
(3) The veterinarian has sufficient knowledge of the animal to initiate a general or preliminary diagnosis of the medical condition of the animal.
(4) The veterinarian is available or has arranged for emergency coverage for follow-up and evaluation.
(5) The client has agreed to follow the veterinarian's instructions.
(6) The veterinarian-client-patient relationship lapses when the licensee has not seen the animal within one year.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-2 - Elections

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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 a congressional district, the two (2) candidates
		  shall be declared the winners and the names submitted to the
		  governor.
C. If more than two (2)
		  candidates are nominated from a congressional district, the Board shall prepare
		  ballots with the names of the nominees in alphabetical order. The names of the
		  two (2) candidates receiving the highest number of votes will be submitted to
		  the governor.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-3 - Licensure to Practice Veterinary Medicine

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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 apply to the Board and provide all information and documentation required by the Board. Applications and accompanying documents will be valid for one (1) year from the initial application date. After one (1) year, a new application with attendant documents and appropriate fees must be submitted.
B. Education Transcripts(s). Certified transcripts shall be sent directly to the Board office from the educational institution.
(1) Certified transcript from an American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) accredited school or college of veterinary medicine, or
(2) Certification from the Program for the Assessment of Veterinary Education (PAVE), or
(3) Certification from the Education Commission of Foreign Veterinary Graduates (ECVFG), or
(4) Certification from another credentialing entity approved by the Board.
(5) Senior students. Senior students must submit an attested letter from the accredited veterinary medical college establishing senior status as of the date of the application for licensure.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-4 - Licensure to Practice Veterinary Technology

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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 veterinarian technician must apply to the
		  Board and provide all information and documentation required by the Board.
		  Applications and accompanying documents will be valid for one (1) year from the
		  initial application date. After one (1) year, a new application with attendant
		  documents and appropriate fees must be submitted.
B. Education Transcript(s). Certified
		  transcripts shall be mailed directly to the Board office from the appropriate
		  educational institution.
(1) Certified
		  transcripts from an accredited school or college of veterinary technology,
		  or
(2) Certification from Board
		  approved veterinary technology educational institution.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-5 - Biennial License Renewal

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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 law.
(1) Licenses
		  shall be renewed biennially upon submission of renewal fee and Biennial Renewal
		  Form.
(2) Failure to apply for
		  renewal within thirty (30) days after expiration of license term shall result
		  in automatic lapse of license. In addition to the renewal fee, a late fee shall
		  be assessed.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-6 - Continuing Education Requirements; Waivers

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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 such revocation shall be in violation of this chapter
		  and subject to applicable disciplinary action.
(1) As a pre-requisite for biennial renewal,
(a) the veterinarian must complete a minimum
		  of thirty (30) hours of continuing education;
(b) the veterinary technician must complete a
		  minimum of ten (10) hours of continuing education.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-7 - Continuing Education Provider and Sponsor Approval

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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 to the Board offices at
		  least ninety (90) days prior to the scheduled date of the
		  presentation.
B. Providers and
		  sponsors must provide adequate documentation of licensee's participation in the
		  program. Such documentation shall include:
(1)
		  name and license number of participant;
(2) name and address of provider or
		  sponsor;
(3) name of
		  program;
(4) hours
		  completed;
(5) date of program and
		  location of program;
(6) authorized
		  signature from program provider or sponsor.
(7) Providers of distance learning program
		  must also provide document of follow-up testing, if applicable.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-8 - Practice Standards for Licensed Veterinarians

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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 keeping and retention.
(1) Veterinarians performing any act requiring a license pursuant to the provisions of the Veterinary Practice Act shall prepare, or cause to be prepared, a written record concerning the animal(s).
(2) The medical record shall contain the following information:
(a) Name, address and telephone number of animal's owner;
(b) Name and identification of animal, to include the age, sex, species and breed of animal;
(c) The animal's medical history to include:
(i) Treatment dates;
(ii) Diagnosis or condition at the beginning of animal care;
(iii) Medication and treatment, including amount, route and frequency of administration;
(iv) Progress and disposition of the case; and
(v) Surgery, radiology, laboratory information.
(3) Records for groups of economic animals may be maintained on a per client basis.
(4) Rabies vaccination records shall comply with all Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) requirements, including, but not limited to record content, record retention, public health record retrieval request responses, location of records and ownership of records. Compliance with all DHEC requirements is the professional responsibility of the veterinarian performing the vaccination and signing the rabies certificate.
(5) An electronic record satisfies all requirements that a record be in writing.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-9 - Practice Standards for: Licensed Veterinary Technicians

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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) Immediate Supervision:
(a) Surgical assistance to a licensed veterinarian.
(b) Floatation of equine teeth.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-10 - Veterinary Facilities. General Requirements; Laboratory Services; Surgical; Pharmacological; Emergency Treatment

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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 required equipment
		  must be in satisfactory working order.
(3) The minimum standards for all facilities
		  shall include:
(a) Adequate heating and
		  cooling for the comfort of the animals;
(b) Sufficient ventilation in all
		  areas;
(c) Proper lighting in all
		  rooms;
(d) Hot and cold running
		  water from an approved source;
(e)
		  Adequate toilets and lavatories for personnel and clients;
(f) Sanitary storage which is adequate for
		  the size of the facility;
(g)
		  Interior and exterior receptacles for waste disposal which shall comply with
		  state and local regulations;
(h) A
		  procedure for the prompt, sanitary and aesthetic disposal of dead animals which
		  complies with state and local regulations;
(4) Examination Areas. The facility
		  examination area shall have:
(a) Waste
		  receptacles or chutes;
(b) A table
		  with impervious top surface; and
(c) Proper lighting.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-11 - Limited Veterinary Services Facilities; Multiple Practice Facilities; Mobile Veterinary Facilities

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A. Limited
		  Veterinary Services Facilities. Limited veterinary services facilities shall:
(1) Adhere to requirements as set forth in
		  Section 120.10(A).
(2) Establish
		  veterinarian-client-patient relationship.
(3) Notify the public of available services
		  through a posted "Notice to the Public" prominently posted at sites available
		  to clients, and reference veterinary facilities offering services not available
		  in the facility.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-12 - Veterinary Medicine and Animal Shelters

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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
		  house or restrict animals from running at large such as a room, pen, run,
		  compartment, hutch, terrarium, or otherwise confined habitat.
3. "Facility" means an animal shelter as
		  defined in S.C. Code Section
		  40-69-300(A)(1)
		  that provides veterinary services as defined in S.C. Code Section
		  40-69-300(A)(2).
4. "Records" mean (a) origin of animals
		  (including names and addresses of consignors) and date animals were received;
		  (b) description of animals including species, age, sex, breed, color markings,
		  and microchip; (c) location of animal if not kept at facility; (d) disposition
		  of animals including name and address of person to whom animal is sold, traded,
		  or adopted, or address of an organization or institution to which the animal is
		  transferred and the date of such transaction; in the event of death, the record
		  shall show the date, signs of illness, or cause of death if identified; if
		  euthanized, the record shall show date and type of euthanasia; and (e) record
		  of veterinary care including treatments, immunization and date, time and
		  description of medication (including name and dosage), and initials of person
		  administering any product or procedure. Copies of records relating to an animal
		  whose ownership is being transferred that are provided to the owner at the time
		  of adoption or fostering are limited to the records identified in (A)(4)(b) and
		  (e).
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-13 - Facility Inspection

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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 facility.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 120 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS › Section 120-14 - Fees

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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/
.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 121 - DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES › Section 121-8.1 - Applicability

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A. These
		  regulations shall apply to all lands however owned, including submerged lands,
		  both inland and offshore to the three mile territorial limit, tidelands and
		  wetlands located within the jurisdictional limits of the State and any lands
		  owned or administered by any government agency or political subdivision
		  thereof, over which the State, under its police power has
		  jurisdiction.
B. These regulations
		  are general and statewide in application. Special or field rules, regulations,
		  and orders may be issued when required and shall prevail over general rules,
		  regulations, and orders if in conflict therewith.