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Pennsylvania Code › Title 46 - MUSEUMS AND ARCHIVES › Part I - Historical and Museum Commission › Chapter 17 - MUSEUM ASSISTANCE AND LOCAL HISTORY GRANT PROGRAM-STATEMENT OF POLICY › Subchapter B - PENNSYLVANIA LOCAL HISTORY GRANTS › LOCAL HISTORY PROJECT SUPPORT GRANTS › Section 17.124 - Ineligible activities for Local History Project Grants

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Grants made under this program are restricted to projects
						directly related to some aspect of Pennsylvania history. The following
						functions will not be funded under the program:
(1) Capital expenditures.
(2) Existing/permanent staff
					 salaries.
(3) Activities for which
					 academic credit is given.
(4)
					 Activities that have already been completed.
(5) Activities that have a religious
					 purpose.
(6) Forums, conferences,
					 symposia, lectures, oral histories and exhibitions not available to the general
					 public.
(7) Forums, conferences,
					 symposia, lectures, oral histories and exhibitions outside of this
					 Commonwealth.
(8) Prizes and
					 awards.
(9) Benefit
					 activities.
(10) Hospitality
					 expenses, such as receptions, parties and gallery openings.
(11) Payment to lobbyists.
(12) Printing costs and purchases of
					 equipment over $300-without prior written approval.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 46 - MUSEUMS AND ARCHIVES › Part I - Historical and Museum Commission › Chapter 17 - MUSEUM ASSISTANCE AND LOCAL HISTORY GRANT PROGRAM-STATEMENT OF POLICY › Subchapter B - PENNSYLVANIA LOCAL HISTORY GRANTS › LOCAL HISTORY PROJECT SUPPORT GRANTS › Section 17.125 - Categories of support for Local History Project Grants

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An institution or organization applying for funding shall
						apply in one of the following grant categories. The examples provided for each
						category are only examples and do not include all eligible projects. Eligible
						costs include, but are not limited to, purchase of supplies, duplication
						expenses, preparation of materials, travel costs and speaker and consultant
						fees.
(1)
Public education
					 programs.
Funding may be requested for the research, development and
					 execution of public programs that present some aspect of Pennsylvania life,
					 history or culture.
(i) Seminars, forums,
					 lectures, videotapes and conferences.
(ii) Preparation and installation of
					 exhibits.
(iii) Implementation of
					 curriculum project and teachers' guides.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 46 - MUSEUMS AND ARCHIVES › Part I - Historical and Museum Commission › Chapter 17 - MUSEUM ASSISTANCE AND LOCAL HISTORY GRANT PROGRAM-STATEMENT OF POLICY › Subchapter B - PENNSYLVANIA LOCAL HISTORY GRANTS › LOCAL HISTORY GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT GRANTS › Section 17.141 - Local History General Operating Support Grants

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Local History General Operating Support Grants are
						restricted to historical organizations which function in an official capacity
						as the single county historical society for one of this Commonwealth's 67
						counties. The society shall be so certified by county government and shall be
						receiving funds from county government to assist in paying the operating
						expenses of the organization.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 46 - MUSEUMS AND ARCHIVES › Part I - Historical and Museum Commission › Chapter 17 - MUSEUM ASSISTANCE AND LOCAL HISTORY GRANT PROGRAM-STATEMENT OF POLICY › Subchapter B - PENNSYLVANIA LOCAL HISTORY GRANTS › LOCAL HISTORY GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT GRANTS › Section 17.142 - Eligibility requirements for Local History General Operating Support Grants

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To receive a Local History General Operating Support
						Grant, an institution shall be the officially certified county historical
						society receiving cash support from county government. The institution shall
						meet the following specific criteria:
(1) Be located in this
					 Commonwealth.
(2) Have a current
					 letter of certification from the chair of the county commissioners designating
					 the organization as the official historical society for the county.
(3) Be incorporated and operating for a
					 minimum of 2 years as a membership group with at least 100 paid members prior
					 to filing the grant application.
(4) Hold at least one public meeting per
					 year.
(5) Have a properly adopted
					 constitution and bylaws and have elected officers to conduct the business of
					 the society.
(6) Have tax exempt
					 status with the Internal Revenue Service.
(7) Have a permanent physical facility
					 wherein books, documents, papers and other objects of historical interest are
					 deposited and available to the public at least 100 days per year.
(8) Have at least one full-time paid or
					 unpaid staff member or the equivalent who is responsible for the operations and
					 programs of the society.
(9)
					 Sponsor programs relevant to county history, including educational and public
					 programs, and have an active research and publications program.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 46 - MUSEUMS AND ARCHIVES › Part I - Historical and Museum Commission › Chapter 17 - MUSEUM ASSISTANCE AND LOCAL HISTORY GRANT PROGRAM-STATEMENT OF POLICY › Subchapter B - PENNSYLVANIA LOCAL HISTORY GRANTS › LOCAL HISTORY GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT GRANTS › Section 17.143 - General conditions for Local History General Operating Support Grants

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The following are several general conditions for Local
						History General Operating Support Grants:
(1) A grant will not exceed the amount of
					 money provided on an annual basis by local county government in support of
					 general operations.
(2) Grants are
					 awarded on a matching cash basis.
(3) The maximum grant award will not exceed
					 $10,000.
(4) A certified historical
					 society may also submit applications, if eligible, for Special Project Support,
					 Technical Assistance or Local History Project Grants.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 46 - MUSEUMS AND ARCHIVES › Part I - Historical and Museum Commission › Chapter 17 - MUSEUM ASSISTANCE AND LOCAL HISTORY GRANT PROGRAM-STATEMENT OF POLICY › Subchapter B - PENNSYLVANIA LOCAL HISTORY GRANTS › LOCAL HISTORY GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT GRANTS › Section 17.144 - Ineligible activities for Local History General Operating Support Grants

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Funds awarded through this grant initiative may not be
						used to support the following activities:
(1) Endowments.
(2) Acquisition of objects for the
					 collections.
(3) Capital
					 improvement projects.
(4)
					 Activities for which academic credit is given.
(5) Activities that have already been
					 completed.
(6) Activities that
					 serve a religious purpose.
(7)
					 Exhibitions, forums, conferences, symposia, lectures and oral histories not
					 available to the general public or taking place primarily outside of this
					 Commonwealth.
(8) Prizes and
					 awards.
(9) Expenses for
					 entertainment.
(10) Lobbying
					 expenses.
(11) Book
					 publications.
(12) Purchase of
					 equipment valued over $300-without prior written approval.
(13) Printing costs over $300-without prior
					 written approval.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1.1 - Applicability of general rules

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Under 1 Pa. Code §
											31.1 (relating to scope of part),
						1 Pa. Code Part II (relating to general rules of administrative practice and
						procedure) is applicable to the activities of and proceedings before the State
						Board of Auctioneer Examiners.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1.2 - Meeting of the Board

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(a) The Board
					 will meet at least twice a year to discharge its duties. The Board may hold
					 additional meetings whenever necessary.
(b) The Board may take action at a meeting if
					 a quorum of the Board is present. Five members of the Board constitute a
					 quorum. A simple majority vote of the members present and voting is binding
					 upon the Board. Under section 29(b) of the act (63 P. S. §
												734.29(b)), the Board may
					 not impose a civil penalty if the number of members voting in favor of the
					 penalty is less than four.
(c)
					 Minutes will be kept of Board meetings, and, upon approval by the Board, become
					 the official minutes.
The provisions of this §
													1.2 issued under sections 3(c),
						  5(c) and 32 of The Auctioneer and Auction Licensing Act (63 P. S.
						  §§
														734.3(c),
						  734.5(c) and
						  734.32).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1.3 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
						have the following meanings, unless the content clearly indicates
						otherwise:
Act
-The Auctioneer and Auction Licensing
						Act (63 P. S. §§
												734.1-734.34).
Board
-The State Board of Auctioneer
						Examiners.
The provisions of this §
													1.3 issued under sections 6(a),
						  9(b) and 10(b) of The Auctioneer and Auction Licensing Act (63 P. S.
						  §§
														734.6(a),
						  734.9(b) and
						  734.10(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS › Section 1.11 - Approved course of study

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(a) The
					 prescribed course of study in auctioneering shall consist of 20 credit hours of
					 instruction in the areas of study set forth in subsection (c); the course shall
					 be taken at schools approved by the Board.
(b) A credit hour of instruction is defined
					 as 15 standard hours of instruction, each of which is composed of 50
					 minutes.
(c) The 20 credit hours
					 shall consist of the following areas of study:
(1) Audience communications.
(2) Procurement of merchandise for
					 auction.
(3) Appraisal.
(4) Auction law.
(5) Preparation for auction.
(6) Conducting an auction.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › LICENSURE › Section 1.21 - Application for apprentice auctioneer license

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The apprentice auctioneer shall list the name, address
						and license number of the sponsoring auctioneer on the apprentice license
						application. The sponsoring auctioneer shall verify on the apprentice
						application that the auctioneer will sponsor and employ the apprentice and not
						sponsor and employ more than one other apprentice auctioneer.
The provisions of this §
													1.21 issued under sections 3(c),
						  5(c) and 32 of the Auctioneer and Auction Licensing Act (63 P. S.
						  §§
														734.3(c),
						  734.5(c) and
						  734.32).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › LICENSURE › Section 1.22 - Changing apprentice auctioneer sponsors

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(a) If the apprentice auctioneer changes
					 sponsors, the apprentice auctioneer shall notify the Board by letter within 10
					 days after terminating the sponsorship.
(b) The apprentice who changes sponsors shall
					 submit a transfer form, supplied by the Board, when the apprentice obtains a
					 new sponsor.
(c) An apprentice
					 auctioneer license is invalid when there is no sponsoring auctioneer and credit
					 for apprentice auctioneering does not accrue during that time period.
(d) The Board will reissue an apprentice
					 auctioneer license when the apprentice auctioneer submits the transfer form and
					 informs the Board that the apprentice auctioneer has secured a new
					 sponsor.
(e) The sponsoring
					 auctioneer named in the license shall notify the Board within 10 days of a
					 change in status of the apprentice that would affect the ability of the
					 apprentice to complete the apprenticeship.
The provisions of this §
													1.22 issued under sections 3(c),
						  5(c) and 32 of the Auctioneer and Auction Licensing Act (63 P. S.
						  §§
														734.3(c),
						  734.5(c) and
						  734.32).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › LICENSURE › Section 1.23 - Auctioneer licensure examination

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(a) The Board will have a professional
					 testing organization conduct the auctioneer licensure examination at least two
					 times each year.
(b) The applicant
					 for auctioneer's license shall apply to the professional testing organization
					 designated by the Board for admission to the licensure examination and pay the
					 fee directly to that organization.
(c) If an applicant fails the examination
					 once, the applicant may take the next scheduled examination or the examination
					 following the next scheduled examination. If an applicant fails the licensure
					 examination twice, the Board, upon notice to the applicant, may require the
					 applicant to complete additional training approved by the Board.
The provisions of this §
													1.23 issued under sections 3(c),
						  5(c) and 32 of the Auctioneer and Auction Licensing Act (63 P. S.
						  §§
														734.3(c),
						  734.5(c) and 734.32); amended
						  under section
						  812.1 of The Administrative Code
						  of 1929 (71 P. S. §
														279.3a); and
						  section 6 of the Auctioneer and Auction Licensing Act (63 P. S. §
														734.6).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › LICENSURE › Section 1.24 - Application for auctioneer license for individuals

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(a) A licensed apprentice auctioneer seeking
					 to qualify for an auctioneer license on the basis of an apprenticeship shall
					 submit an application accompanied by satisfactory evidence that the applicant:
(1) Was in the employ of a sponsor for at
					 least 2 years.
(2) Has participated
					 for compensation in at least 30 auctions. The applicant shall submit
					 information for each of these auctions specifying the type of auction, the name
					 of the consignor, the location and the date of the auction. For the purposes of
					 this requirement, participation in an auction on any 1 calendar day constitutes
					 one auction.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › LICENSURE › Section 1.25 - Application for auctioneer license for partnerships, associations or corporations

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(a) A
					 partnership applying for licensure shall submit, in addition to the
					 application, a statement indicating whether a member has been convicted of
					 forgery, embezzlement, obtaining money under false pretenses, extortion,
					 criminal conspiracy to defraud or other like offense in the past 5
					 years.
(b) An association applying
					 for licensure shall submit, in addition to the application, a statement
					 indicating whether a member, officer or employe has been convicted of forgery,
					 embezzlement, obtaining money under false pretenses, extortion, criminal
					 conspiracy to defraud or other like offense in the past 5 years.
(c) A corporation applying for licensure
					 shall submit, in addition to the application, a statement indicating whether an
					 officer, employe or stockholder who either directly or indirectly exercises a
					 controlling interest has been convicted of forgery, embezzlement, obtaining
					 money under false pretenses, extortion, criminal conspiracy to defraud or other
					 like offenses in the past 5 years.
The provisions of this §
													1.25 issued under sections 3(c),
						  5(c) and 32 of The Auctioneer and Auction Licensing Act (63 P. S.
						  §§
														734.3(c),
						  734.5(c) and
						  734.32).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › LICENSURE › Section 1.26 - Application for auction house and auction company licenses

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(a) An applicant for an auction house or
					 auction company license shall:
(1) Complete
					 and submit the application provided by the Board.
(2) Submit with the application a check or
					 money order for the required fee, payable to the "Commonwealth of
					 Pennsylvania."
(3) File with the
					 Board an approved surety bond payable to the Commonwealth in the amount of
					 $5,000 in accordance with section 13 of the act (63 P. S. §
													734.13).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › SPONSORSHIP OF APPRENTICE AUCTIONEERS › Section 1.31 - Sponsorship and employment of apprentice auctioneers

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(a) An apprentice auctioneer is a person who
					 is licensed under the act as an apprentice for the purpose of learning the
					 profession of auctioneering, and who is sponsored and employed for compensation
					 by a qualified auctioneer.
(b) A
					 qualified auctioneer may not employ more than two apprentice
					 auctioneers.
(c) The auctioneer who
					 sponsors and employs an apprentice auctioneer shall directly supervise the
					 apprentice while the apprentice is conducting an auction or a sale at
					 auction.
(d) The sponsoring
					 auctioneer may provide for substitute supervision of the apprentice for a
					 particular auction if the sponsoring auctioneer is unavailable, if the
					 substitute supervisor is a qualified auctioneer who provides direct
					 supervision.
(e) The apprentice
					 auctioneer may not conduct or attempt to conduct an auction or sale at auction
					 without the sponsorship and employment of the sponsor or authorized substitute
					 sponsor.
The provisions of this §
													1.31 issued under sections 3(c),
						  5(c) and 32 of the Auctioneer Licensing and Trading Assistant Registration Act
						  (63
						  P. S. §§
														734.3(c),
						  734.5(c) and
						  734.32).
This section cited in 49 Pa. Code §
													43b.12a (relating to schedule of
						  civil penalties-auctioneers, apprentice auctioneers, auction houses and auction
						  companies).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 1 - STATE BOARD OF AUCTIONEER EXAMINERS › FEES › Section 1.41 - Schedule of fees

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(a) An applicant
					 for a license, certificate, registration or service shall pay the following
					 fees at the time of application:
Effective December 10, 2022
Effective July 1, 2025
Effective
								July 1, 2027
(1)
Auctioneer
Application for license to practice as an auctioneer
$180
$200
$220
(2)
Apprentice auctioneer
Application for license to practice as an apprentice
								auctioneer
$145
$160
$175
Application fee to change sponsor
$15
$15
$15
(3)
Auction company
Application for license to practice as an auction company
$120
$135
$150
Application fee to change auction company
								license
$15
$15
$15
(4)
Trading assistant
Application for registration to practice as a trading assistant
$120
$135
$150
(5)
Trading assistant company
Application for registration to practice as a trading assistant
								company
$120
$135
$150
(6)
Miscellaneous
Special license to conduct auction
$120
$135
$150
Application fee to approve course
$180
$200
$220
Certification of scores, permit or
								registration
$25
$25
$25
Verification of license, registration, permit or
								approval
$15
$15
$15
(b) An applicant for biennial renewal of a
					 license, certificate or registration shall pay the following fees:
March 1, 2023- February 28, 2025 biennial
								renewal
March 1, 2025- February 28, 2027 biennial
								renewal
March 1, 2027- February 28, 2029 biennial
								renewal and thereafter
(1)
Auctioneer
Biennial
								renewal
$400
$475
$500
(2)
Apprentice auctioneer
Biennial renewal
$200
$250
$300
(3)
Auction company
Biennial renewal
$400
$475
$500
(4)
Trading assistant
Biennial renewal
$200
$250
$300
(5)
Trading assistant company
Biennial renewal
$200
$250
$300
The provisions of this §
													1.41 issued under sections 5 and 6
						  of the Auctioneer Licensing and Trading Assistant Registration Act
						  (63
						  P.S. §
														§
														734.5 and
						  734.6); amended under
						  sections 5.1, 6, 32 and 33(a) of the
						  Auctioneer Licensing and Trading Assistant Registration Act (63 P.S. §
														§
														734.5.1,
						  734.6,
						  734.32 and
						  734.33(a)); and section
						  810(a)(7) of The Administrative Code of 1929 (71 P.S. §
														279.1(a)(7)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 3.1 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
						have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
						otherwise:
Act
-The act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589,
						No. 202) (63 P. S. §§
												551-566.4), known as the Barbers' License
						Law.
Board
-The State Board of Barber
						Examiners, Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs, Department of
						State, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120.
Cleanse
-To clean and remove debris by
						washing with soap and water.
Disinfect
-Complete immersion in an
						EPA-registered bactericidal, virucidal, fungicidal and tuberculocidal
						disinfectant that is mixed and used according to the manufacturer's
						directions.
EPA
-The Federal Environmental Protection
						Agency.
EPA registered disinfectant
-A product
						used to destroy pathogenic micro-organisms that is registered under the Federal
						Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) (7 U.S.C.A. §§
												136-136y).
The provisions of this §
													3.1 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 3.4 - Applicability of general rules

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Under 1 Pa. Code §
											31.1 (relating to scope of part),
						the general rules of administrative practice and procedure, 1 Pa. Code Part II
						(relating to general rules of administrative practice and procedure), are
						applicable to the activities of and proceedings before the
						Board.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 3.5 - Discrimination

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The discrimination by a licensee in the practice of
						barbering against any person because of race, color, religious creed, sex,
						ancestry, National origin, physical handicap or disability is unethical
						conduct.
The provisions of this §
													3.5 issued under section 506 of
						  The Administrative Code of 1929 (71 P. S. §
														186).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › LICENSES › Section 3.11 - Types of licenses

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Licenses issued under the act are as follows:
(1) Barber-teacher's license.
(2) Manager-barber's license.
(3) Barber's license.
(4) Barbershop permit or license.
(5) Barber school permit or
					 license.
The provisions of this §
													3.11 issued under section 506 of
						  The Administrative Code of 1929 (71 P. S. §
														186); amended under section 15-A.4(b) of the
						  act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › LICENSES › Section 3.12 - License limitations

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(a) An
					 individual to whom a barber-teacher's license has been issued will be deemed
					 qualified to perform the functions of a barber-teacher, manager-barber or a
					 barber.
(b) An individual to whom a
					 manager-barber's license has been issued shall be deemed qualified to perform
					 the functions of a manager-barber or a barber.
The provisions of this §
													3.12 issued under section 506 of
						  The Administrative Code of 1929 (71 P. S. §
														186); amended under section 15-A.4(b) of the
						  act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › LICENSES › Section 3.13 - Display, replacement and change of address

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(a) Every license and permit issued by the
					 Board shall be displayed in a conspicuous place in the place of business or
					 place of employment of the holder.
(b) When an original license or permit is
					 lost, stolen or destroyed, the licensee shall immediately report the incident
					 to the Board and shall make a request for a duplicate license or permit. An
					 affidavit shall accompany the request, certifying that the original license or
					 permit has been lost, stolen or destroyed. The appropriate fee as required in
					 section 227 of the Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs Fee Act
					 (63
					 P. S. §
												1401-227), shall also accompany
					 the request.
(c) Barbers changing
					 their registered address shall immediately notify the Board of the
					 change.
(d) Shop owners seeking to
					 change their registered address or persons taking over as owners of an existing
					 shop shall apply to the Board for an application for a new permit and return
					 the permit issued for the former shop with the completed application.
The provisions of this §
													3.13 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › LICENSES › Section 3.14 - Prohibitions

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(a) An individual
					 who is not properly licensed by the Board may not be employed in a licensed
					 shop or school.
(b) An individual
					 to whom a license or permit has been issued may not work in a shop or school
					 that is not registered with the Board.
The provisions of this §
													3.14 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › LICENSES › Section 3.15 - Escrow of licenses and failure to renew

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(a) A barber, manager-barber or
					 barber-teacher who fails to renew a license for a 5-year period is required to
					 take the appropriate practical examination and pay applicable back fees prior
					 to renewal of the license. A licensee failing to file a biennial registration
					 application or pay the required registration fee by the registration date shall
					 have his license classified as unregistered. As long as a licensee holds an
					 unregistered license, the licensee is not permitted to practice in this
					 Commonwealth. A licensee who does so during a period in which the license was
					 unregistered is required to pay a penalty fee of $5 for each month or part of a
					 month since the expiration of the biennial registration and may be subject to
					 disciplinary proceedings before the Board or criminal prosecution, or
					 both.
(b) A licensee who does not
					 intend to practice in this Commonwealth and who does not desire to renew his
					 registration but wishes to place the license in escrow shall notify the Board
					 in writing. Upon receipt of notification, the Board will classify the license
					 as inactive and place it in escrow for not more than 5 years.
(c) A licensee will not be assessed a fee or
					 penalty for preceding biennial registration periods in which the licensee did
					 not practice in this Commonwealth.
The provisions of this §
													3.15 issued under section 506 of
						  The Administrative Code of 1929 (71 P. S. §
														186); amended under section 15-A.4(b) of the
						  act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › STUDENTS › Section 3.21 - Temporary student license

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
(a) Upon
					 payment of the required fee, a temporary license may be issued to an applicant
					 who is eligible for admission to the barber examination. An applicant who is
					 thus licensed shall practice only under the supervision of a licensed
					 manager-barber until results are available from the next scheduled examination.
					 Temporary licenses are granted for a 9-month period.
(b) The 9-month period will begin from the
					 date of graduation or completion of training.
(c) The shop owner and manager shall verify
					 the graduation or completion date before allowing the student to work in the
					 shop.
(d) The student shall show
					 proofs of the graduation or completion of training when requested by inspectors
					 for the Commonwealth.
The provisions of this §
													3.21 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › STUDENTS › Section 3.22 - Credit

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
A student will be given credit only for the actual time
						spent performing barbering services, or being instructed in theory by a
						licensed barber-teacher or manager-barber.
The provisions of this §
													3.22 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › STUDENTS › Section 3.23 - Proof of education

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
If an applicant is unable to submit evidence of having a
						certificate showing graduation from an 8th grade or its equivalent, the
						applicant shall pass an examination in elementary school subjects given by the
						Department of Education, and obtain an equivalent
						certificate.
The provisions of this §
													3.23 issued under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › EXAMINATIONS › Section 3.41 - Applications for examinations

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
An examination application shall include payment of the
						fee and a notarized statement certifying the completion of the hours of
						instruction, from either a barber school or a barber-teacher or manager-barber
						with whom the student has studied and trained.
The provisions of this §
													3.41 amended under sections 6, 14
						  and 15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S.
						  §§
														556,
						  564 and
						  566.4(b)); amended under
						  section 812.1 of The Administrative Code
						  of 1929 (71 P. S. §
														279.3a).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › EXAMINATIONS › Section 3.42 - Examination

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(a) The
					 examinations for license as barber and barber-teacher shall include both
					 practical and written tests.
(b) A
					 passing grade in practical work and in the written test is required before a
					 license will be issued.
(c) The
					 examination for license as a manager-barber requires only a written
					 test.
The provisions of this §
													3.42 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › EXAMINATIONS › Section 3.43 - Practical test

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(a) For the
					 practical test, an applicant shall bring to the examination center a patron
					 upon whom the applicant may demonstrate the ability to do practical
					 work.
(b) An applicant shall
					 furnish his own tools, such as mannequins, clippers, shears, combs, razors,
					 hone, strop, shaving brush, hair cloth, tonics, creams, towels and spatula to
					 perform the practical operations of barbering.
(c) An applicant shall appear at the
					 practical examination with a washable jacket or smock.
(d) The applicant shall demonstrate
					 haircutting, permanent waving, hair coloring, shaving and honing and
					 stropping.
(e) Each part of the
					 practical test enumerated in subsection (d) should be considered a new
					 operation. The applicant who has completed one operation shall begin the next
					 operation as if a new patron were seated in the chair.
(f) Time permitted for the practical
					 examination will be 1 1/2 hour.
The provisions of this §
													3.43 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › EXAMINATIONS › Section 3.44 - Written test

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
The written test includes questions on the act and of
						this chapter, barber practice, barber science, sanitation, health, hygiene,
						physiology, shop equipment, supplies and tools.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › EXAMINATIONS › Section 3.45 - Retaking examination

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
If an applicant fails the written or the practical test,
						the applicant is required to retake the portion which was failed within 1 year.
						Both portions of the examination shall be retaken if the applicant does not
						pass the entire examination during the 1-year period following the initial
						testing.
The provisions of this §
													3.45 amended under sections 6, 14
						  and 15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S.
						  §§
														556,
						  564 and
						  566.4(b)); amended under
						  section 812.1 of The Administrative Code
						  of 1929 (71 P. S. §
														279.3a).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › BARBER SHOPS › Section 3.51 - Licenses and permits

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
(a) A new
					 barbershop may not be opened, a person may not take over an existing barbershop
					 and an existing shop may not be moved to a new location, until an application
					 has been filed with the Board, the shop inspected and approved, and
					 registration granted.
(b) Trade
					 names and fictitious names shall be registered with the Corporation Bureau of
					 the Department of State before a permit will be issued.
(c) Every barbershop shall display the
					 licenses, permits and this chapter in a conspicuous place. Copies for posting
					 may be obtained from the Board.
(d)
					 A shop license will not be issued to a corporation, a partnership or an
					 individual unless a licensed manager-barber is listed as manager, except for
					 one-barber barbershops and for shops owned by licensed cosmetologists in which
					 only one licensed barber and one licensed cosmetologist are working.
The provisions of this §
													3.51 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
This section cited in 49 Pa. Code §
													43b.4 (relating to schedule of
						  civil penalties-barbers and barber
						  shops).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › BARBER SHOPS › Section 3.52 - Minimum general requirements

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(a)
					 Every barbershop shall provide for the following:
(1) Adequate location.
(2) Sufficient amount of floor
					 space.
(3) Ample light.
(4) Facilities for heating.
(5) Proper ventilation.
(6) Clean walls and ceiling.
(7) Suitable flooring (hardwood, tile,
					 composition, linoleum) in the work area.
(8) Readily available restroom
					 facilities.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › BARBER SHOPS › Section 3.53 - Minimum space requirements

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
Every barbershop shall provide for the following:
(1) A minimum length of at least 15 feet for
					 one chair shops, 20 feet for two chair shops, and 5 feet additional length for
					 each additional chair.
(2) A
					 minimum width of at least 12 feet.
The provisions of this §
													3.53 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › BARBER SHOPS › Section 3.54 - Minimum equipment requirements

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
Every barbershop shall provide for the following:
(1) One barber pole, or a sign indicating
					 that barbering services are performed.
(2) A stand and mirror or the
					 equivalent.
(3) One hand
					 mirror.
(4) One barber chair which
					 revolves, reclines and has a headrest.
(5) A sanitary headrest for every two
					 chairs.
(6) A closed container for
					 clean towels.
(7) A covered waste
					 container for each chair.
(8) One
					 soiled towel receptacle for each chair.
(9) At least one washstand for every two
					 chairs.
(10) Running hot and cold
					 water in every washstand.
(11) A
					 supply cabinet for stock of towels and supplies.
(12) Seating accommodations for at least
					 three persons.
(13) One clothes
					 tree or its equivalent.
(14) One
					 cabinet or closet for mops, brooms, and the like.
(15) One hair clipper for each chair in
					 operation.
(16) Two razors for each
					 chair in operation, at least one of which is nondisposable.
(17) Two shears for each chair in
					 operation.
(18) Combs for each
					 chair in operation.
(19) One
					 strop.
(20) One tweezer.
(21) One hone.
(22) Sanitary towels for each
					 chair.
(23) Two clean haircloths
					 for each chair.
(24) Neck strips
					 and dispenser.
(25) Disinfection
					 solution.
(26) Proper disinfection
					 equipment.
(27) Hair tonic, face
					 lotion, cold cream and massage cream.
(28) Powder or liquid styptic.
The provisions of this §
													3.54 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
This section cited in 49 Pa. Code §
													43b.4 (relating to schedule of
						  civil penalties-barbers and barber
						  shops).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › BARBER SHOPS › Section 3.55 - Maintenance and sanitation

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
(a) Every
					 barbershop shall be well lighted, well ventilated and kept in a clean, orderly
					 and sanitary condition. Waste containers shall be thoroughly cleaned at least
					 once every 24 hours. The floor in the work area shall consist of hardwood,
					 linoleum or other hard surfaces and shall be maintained in good repair. Every
					 barbershop shall be provided with adequate lavatories, readily accessible and
					 kept in a sanitary condition.
(b)
					 Running water, hot and cold, shall be provided at a convenient point within
					 each barbershop.
(c) Equipment and
					 implements that come into contact with a patron's skin, scalp or hair shall be
					 subject to the following procedure following each patron use:
(1)
Step 1: Cleanse.
The
					 objects shall be cleansed as the term is defined in §
												3.1 (relating to
					 definitions).
(2)
Step 2:
					 Disinfect.
The cleansed objects shall be disinfected as defined in
					 § 3.1.
(3)
Step 3:
					 Rinse and dry.
The cleansed and disinfected objects shall be rinsed
					 with clean water and dried with a clean towel.
(4)
Step 4: Store.
The
					 cleansed, disinfected, rinsed and dried objects shall be stored in a clean, dry
					 and closed container clearly marked as such. Sharp implements shall be stored
					 upright with the points down.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › BARBER SHOPS › Section 3.56 - Entrance and waiting area

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
A barbershop and a cosmetology shop may share a common
						waiting area, if each shop has a separate entrance for the ingress and egress
						of its patrons to the respective work areas. One-half of the square footage of
						the waiting area may be used by each of the shops for the purpose of meeting
						the square footage requirement.
The provisions of this §
													3.56 issued under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 49 - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - DEPARTMENT OF STATE › Subpart A - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL AFFAIRS › Chapter 3 - STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS › SERVICES PERFORMED OUTSIDE THE SHOP › Section 3.61 - Out-of-shop services

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
When barbering services are provided outside a licensed
						barbershop, the following requirements apply:
(1) Out-of-shop services shall be performed
					 by a licensed barber under the sponsorship of a licensed barbershop, in
					 accordance with the limitations in section 563 of the act (63 P. S. §
												563).
(2) Supplies and equipment utilized in
					 out-of-shop services shall be furnished by the sponsoring shop.
(3) Appointments for out-of-shop services
					 shall be recorded in an appointment book kept by the sponsoring shop and made
					 available to inspectors for the Commonwealth when requested.
(4) The owner of the sponsoring shop shall
					 comply with the sanitary requirements of §
											3.55 (relating to maintenance and
					 sanitation) as if out-of-shop services were performed in the shop.
The provisions of this §
													3.61 amended under section
						  15-A.4(b) of the act of June 19, 1931 (P. L. 589, No. 202) (63 P. S. §
														566.4(b)).