South Carolina § 23-9-540 Fire marshal to permit hydrogen facilities; delegation of permitting authority; fees.

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§ 23-9-540 — Fire marshal to permit hydrogen facilities; delegation of permitting authority; fees.

South Carolina § 23-9-540

Title 23LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY

Ch. 9STATE FIRE MARSHAL

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S.C. Code Ann. § 23-9-540 (2026).

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Only the State Fire Marshal may:

(1)permit a hydrogen facility in this State, although he may delegate this permitting authority to a county or municipal official if the:

(a)county or municipality served by the official has at least three hydrogen fueling stations to be renovated or constructed in its jurisdiction; and (b) official completes prescribed training and obtains certification pursuant to Section 23-9-550(3).

(2)impose a fee related to the permitting, licensing, or inspection of a hydrogen fueling station under this article, in addition to the application filing fee provided in Section 23-9-560(B)(1). The State Fire Marshal may not delegate this authority to impose a fee.

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Only the State Fire Marshal may: (1) permit a hydrogen facility in this State, although he may delegate this permitting authority to a county or municipal official if the: (a) county or municipality served by the official has at least three hydrogen fueling stations to be renovated or constructed in its jurisdiction; and (b) official completes prescribed training and obtains certification pursuant to Section 23-9-550(3). (2) impose a fee related to the permitting, licensing, or inspection of a hydrogen fueling station under this article, in addition to the application filing fee provided in Section 23-9-560(B)(1). The State Fire Marshal may not delegate this authority to impose a fee.