South Carolina § 40-82-220 License application requirements for various persons or entities; renewal.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 40-82-220 — License application requirements for various persons or entities; renewal.

South Carolina § 40-82-220

Title 40PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 82LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS

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S.C. Code Ann. § 40-82-220 (2026).

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(A)The board may issue a license to a dealer who presents to the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation a completed application giving satisfactory evidence:

(1)that the site has been approved;

(2)of insurance as required by this chapter;

(3)of principals or employees who have passed examinations required under this chapter;

(4)that all fees have been paid.

(B)The board may issue a license to an installer of appliances and equipment who presents to the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation a completed application with satisfactory evidence of:

(1)insurance as required by this chapter;

(2)equipment needed for safe installation;

(3)principals or employees who have passed examinations under this chapter;

(4)payment of all required fees.

(C)The board may issue a licen

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(A) The board may issue a license to a dealer who presents to the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation a completed application giving satisfactory evidence: (1) that the site has been approved; (2) of insurance as required by this chapter; (3) of principals or employees who have passed examinations required under this chapter; (4) that all fees have been paid. (B) The board may issue a license to an installer of appliances and equipment who presents to the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation a completed application with satisfactory evidence of: (1) insurance as required by this chapter; (2) equipment needed for safe installation; (3) principals or employees who have passed examinations under this chapter; (4) payment of all required fees. (C) The board may issue a license to a reseller who presents a completed application to the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation giving satisfactory evidence: (1) that the site has been approved; (2) of insurance as required by this chapter; (3) of principals or employees who have passed examinations required under this chapter; (4) that all fees have been paid. (D) The board may issue a license to a transporter who presents to the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation a completed application giving satisfactory evidence: (1) of insurance as required by this chapter; (2) of principals or employees who have passed examinations required under this chapter; (3) that all fees have been paid. (E) The board may issue a license to a utility gas plant which presents to the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation a completed application giving satisfactory evidence: (1) that site has been approved; (2) of insurance as required by this chapter; (3) of principals or employees who have passed examinations required under this chapter; (4) that all fees have been paid. (F) The board may issue a license to a cylinder exchange facility who presents a completed application to the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation giving satisfactory evidence: (1) of insurance as required by this chapter; (2) satisfactory evidence of equipment needed for safe operation of the facility; (3) of principals or employees who have passed examinations required under this chapter; (4) that all fees have been paid. (G) Each license must be renewed biennially and is valid through June 30 of the applicable year. A late fee of one hundred dollars may be charged to a licensee who fails to file a renewal application before July 1 in the applicable year. A licensee who fails to renew may be required to comply with the requirements of initial licensure.