Department of Environmental Services proposes new water quality certification regulations; public comment period details and effective date to be announced in forthcoming notice.
Department of Environmental Services proposes new well standards regulations through a drafting notice for public comment.
Department of Transportation Document No. 5452 proposes regulations for driveways, erosion control, and bus shelters affecting transportation infrastructure standards.
Clemson University South Carolina regulations establish honeybee inspection, licensing, quarantine, and movement requirements for beekeepers and sellers, including inspection procedures, licensing for commercial sales, disease protocols, and import/…
Final amendments to state mammography quality standards regulations incorporate federal FDA updates effective September 10, 2024, strengthening personnel qualifications, patient communication, and compliance audits for healthcare facilities.
South Carolina Human Affairs Commission amends employment discrimination complaint procedures to correct venue references, update statutory citations, add confidentiality safeguards for investigative materials, and align with federal EEOC practices …
South Carolina Department of Environmental Services amends coastal zone management regulations to streamline private dock construction standards and separate water quality certification from critical area permitting based on 2025 stakeholder recomme…
South Carolina Department of Environmental Services proposes amending R. 61-101, Section A, Number 8 to streamline Water Quality Certification review for coastal zone critical area alterations under Clean Water Act Section 401 requirements.
This document is a personnel appointment order, not a regulation or grant opportunity affecting small businesses, so it falls outside the scope of summaries I provide.
Executive Order No. 2026-06 appoints Julie H. Thompson as Judge of Probate for Lexington County, South Carolina, effective March 31, 2026, filling a vacancy from a prior resignation.
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Across the states, the biggest share of activity is deciding who is allowed to work: licenses, boards, and certifications. That is the layer that quietly governs whether your doors can stay open.
