This regulation defines critical terms related to Medicaid nursing home permits and outlines the conditions, penalties, waivers, application, and allocation processes for these permits.

This regulation establishes standards and procedures for birthing centers to ensure patient safety and quality of care.

This regulation is to ensure the proper disposal and management of yard trash and land-clearing debris, and to encourage and regulate the production and use of compost made from yard trash and land-clearing debris.

This regulation mandates that local governments must annually determine and publicly disclose the full cost of their solid waste management services, including costs to residential and nonresidential users, in their service area.

This regulation is to establish minimum standards for the collection, temporary storage, and transportation of solid waste prior to processing, disposal, etc. of that waste. This regulation applies to any person who ...

This regulation pertains to solid waste management facilities that intend to employ innovative and experimental reliable waste management technologies or processes.

The purpose of this regulation is to establish minimum criteria under the South Carolina Solid Waste Policy and Management Act of 1991, as amended, for all municipal solid waste incinerator ash landfill (MSWIALF) units. ...

Unless expressly exempted, a permit issued by the Department of Health and Environmental Control is required for any dredging, filling or construction or alteration activity in, on, or over a navigable water, or in, or on ...

This regulation covers food supplies in retail food establishments. It requires that all food must come from approved sources and be properly labeled, free from spoilage and contamination, and safe for consumption.

This regulation establishes the procedures, documentation, and other requirements which must be met for the proper operation and management of all solid waste processing facilities, including the processing activities ...