State Commission on Higher Education seeks public comment on proposed regulatory changes to the Palmetto Fellows Scholarship Program through the drafting process.
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-1200 through 12-1206 governing electronic records retention schedules, streamlining schedule development under amended Section 30-1-90(B).
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-1100 through 12-1124 to streamline data processing records retention schedules, which are now issued directly by the department rather than as state regulations.
Clemson University regulation 27-30002.9 establishes nighttime golf cart operation requirements on campus property, including mandatory headlight and taillight compliance with South Carolina traffic codes, with violations treated as misdemeanors.
South Carolina State Board of Funeral Service is drafting regulatory changes to funeral service rules and solicits public comment on the proposed modifications.
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-300 through 12-336 for state administrative records retention schedules, streamlining regulatory requirements under Act 47 of 2003.
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-601 through 12-611.11 for municipal records retention schedules, allowing the department to issue general schedules directly under Act 47 of 2003 amendments.
South Carolina Building Codes Council amends Chapter 8, Article 14 to modify 2024 International Plumbing Code standards for fixture definitions, minimum requirements in educational facilities, and occupant load calculations.
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-400 through 12-423 for state personnel records retention schedules, streamlining schedule development per Act 47 of 2003 amendments.
South Carolina Department of Archives and History repeals Regulations 12-700 through 12-757 for state financial records retention schedules, streamlining regulatory oversight under Act 47 of 2003 amendments.
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