South Dakota § 34-18-10.2 Notice--Closure order on failure to secure license--Injunctive relief.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 34-18-10.2 — Notice--Closure order on failure to secure license--Injunctive relief.

South Dakota § 34-18-10.2

Title 34PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 34-17HEALTH REGULATION OF LODGING AND FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS AND CAMPGROUNDS

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S.D. Codified Laws § 34-18-10.2 (2026).

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If it is determined that a lodging establishment, campground, food service, or mobile food service establishment has not secured a license pursuant to § 34-18-10 , the secretary shall notify the owner of such establishment. If the owner refuses or fails to comply with the provisions of § 34-18-10 within fourteen calendar days after notification, the secretary shall, subject to the requirements of chapter 1-26 , issue a closure order to the owner of the establishment until such time as the owner complies with the licensure requirements. If the establishment or campground continues to operate after a closure order is issued, the secretary may refer the matter to the appropriate state's attorney for criminal proceedings or the attorney general's office for injunctive relief.

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If it is determined that a lodging establishment, campground, food service, or mobile food service establishment has not secured a license pursuant to § 34-18-10 , the secretary shall notify the owner of such establishment. If the owner refuses or fails to comply with the provisions of § 34-18-10 within fourteen calendar days after notification, the secretary shall, subject to the requirements of chapter 1-26 , issue a closure order to the owner of the establishment until such time as the owner complies with the licensure requirements. If the establishment or campground continues to operate after a closure order is issued, the secretary may refer the matter to the appropriate state's attorney for criminal proceedings or the attorney general's office for injunctive relief.