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§ 6-9-67 — Classification of structures lacking commercial kitchens used in agritourism activity.

South Carolina·Title 6 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICTS AND OTHER POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS·Ch. 9 BUILDING CODES
Structures without a commercial kitchen used in agritourism activity as defined by Section 46-53-10 shall fall under the group A-3 classification, as defined in the latest edition of the applicable building codes pursuant to Section 6-9-50. Such structures may accommodate up to three hundred guests without installing a sprinkler system.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 2020 Act No. 157 (H.4327), SECTION 1, eff September 28, 2020.

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§ 6-9-10
Enforcement of building codes by municipalities and counties; applicability to electric cooperatives, Public Service Authority and certain public utility corporations; conflicts with federal manufactured housing construction and installation regulations.
§ 6-9-100
Provisions of chapter cumulative; county and municipality authority not limited.
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Variations based on physical or climatological conditions; description of boundaries.
§ 6-9-110
Ordinances or regulations requiring purchase or acquisition of permit or license; inapplicability to certain state and school district projects; jurisdiction of deputy state fire marshals and certified State Engineer's Office personnel.
§ 6-9-120
Effect on water, landscape irrigation and sewer systems.
§ 6-9-130
Codes applicable to building inspections.
§ 6-9-135
Repealed by 2010 Act No. 232, SECTION 4, eff June 7, 2010.
§ 6-9-14
Wheelchair ramps built with Medicare or Medicaid dollars; fees and permits.
§ 6-9-20
Agreements with other governmental entities for provision of services required by this chapter.
§ 6-9-30
Appointment of building official or contractual arrangement for such services; affidavit for exemption.
§ 6-9-40
Building code adoption procedure; notice, comments and public meetings; effective date; promulgation and readoption of modifications.
§ 6-9-5
Public policy for building codes.
§ 6-9-50
Adoption by reference of nationally recognized codes and standards; outdoor burning exception.
§ 6-9-55
Council to promulgate certain regulations.
§ 6-9-60
Adoption by reference of certain nationally recognized codes and standards.
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