South Dakota § 36-15-51.1 Changing location or ownership of salon or booth--New license required--Temporary permit authorized--Notice to commission.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 36-15-51.1 — Changing location or ownership of salon or booth--New license required--Temporary permit authorized--Notice to commission.

South Dakota § 36-15-51.1

Title 36PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 36-13COSMETOLOGISTS, ESTHETICIANS, NAIL TECHNICIANS, AND SALONS

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S.D. Codified Laws § 36-15-51.1 (2026).

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The owner of a salon or booth shall apply to the commission for a new license pursuant to § 36-15-51 if:

(1)A salon or booth address is changed;

(2)Sole ownership is changed;

(3)A partnership has a change in any partner; or (4) The controlling ownership in a corporation is transferred or a corporation is reorganized. The application shall be accompanied by the license fee provided for in this chapter. The commission may issue a temporary permit to the applicant which is valid for ninety days. During that time, the commission shall inspect the premises. The owner or manager of a salon or booth that changes location or ownership or is closed shall immediately notify the commission of that fact.

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The owner of a salon or booth shall apply to the commission for a new license pursuant to § 36-15-51 if: (1) A salon or booth address is changed; (2) Sole ownership is changed; (3) A partnership has a change in any partner; or (4) The controlling ownership in a corporation is transferred or a corporation is reorganized. The application shall be accompanied by the license fee provided for in this chapter. The commission may issue a temporary permit to the applicant which is valid for ninety days. During that time, the commission shall inspect the premises. The owner or manager of a salon or booth that changes location or ownership or is closed shall immediately notify the commission of that fact.