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House Regulations and Administrative Procedures Committee Rep House Regulations and Administrative Procedures Committee Rep. Chip Huggins, Chairman Carl L. Anderson First Vice-Chair Max Hyde Terry Alexander Sandy McGarry Jeff Bradley Roger Nutt Mike Burns Seth Rose Shannon Erickson Mark Smith Wendell Gilliard Ashely Trantham House of Representatives Meagan Diedolf Kami Thordahl 202 Blatt Building Director of Research Executive Assistant Columbia, South Carolina 29201 Telephone: (803) 212-6812 Regulations and Administrative Procedures Full Committee Meeting MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA Tuesday, March 16, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. Blatt 410 A. Call to order B. Prayer C. Regulations Discussions: Environment and Natural Resources 1. Document 5015 - (Clemson) - Asian Longhorned Beetle Quarantine Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 2. Document 5027 - (DNR) - Regulations for Nonnative Wildlife Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 3. S. 605 - Approving Regulations of DNR regarding the Regulations for Spotted Turtle; and Exchange and Transfer for Certain Native Reptiles and Amphibians designated by Document 5007 Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 4. Document 5011 - (DNR) Wildlife Management Area Regulations: and Turkey Hunting Rules and Seasons Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 5. Document 5020 - (DNR) - Alexander Sprunt, Jr., Wildlife Refuge and Sanctuary Subcommittee Report - Favorable; recommend approval 6. Document 5021 - (DNR) - Boating Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 7. Document 5018 - (DNR) - Freshwater Fisheries Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 8. Document 5016 - (DNR) - Marine Resources Division Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 9. Document 5017 - (DNR) - Restrictions on the Use of Watercraft in Certain Areas and No Wake Zones Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 10. Document 5019 - (DNR) - Sea Turtle Protection Subcommittee Report - Favorable; recommend approval 11. Document 5003 - (DHEC) - Solid Waste Management; Compost and Mulch Production from Land-clearing Debris, Yard Trimmings and Organic Residuals Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 12. Document 4975 - (DHEC) Hazardous Waste Management Regulations Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 13. Document 4997 - (DHEC) - Standards for the Permitting of Agricultural Animal Facilities Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 14. S.606 - Approving Regulations of DHEC regarding the Statement of Policy; and Specific Project Standards for Tidelands and Coastal Waters designated by Document 4995 Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval Business, Commerce, and Administrative Subcommittee 15. S. 507 - Approving Regulations from the Office of the Attorney General regarding Fees to Accompany Request for Confirmation of Solicitation Exemption designated by Document 4983 Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 16. Document 4982 - (Office of the Attorney General) - Records of Charitable Trust Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 17. Document 4994 - (Dept. of Consumer Affairs) - Sale or Lease of Renewable Energy Facilities Subcommittee Report: withdraw and resubmit; send to full committee 18. Document 4992- (Office of Regulatory Staff) - Consumer Protection for the Lease of Renewable Energy Generation Facilities Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 19. S. 567 - Approving Regulations of LLR regarding Fee Schedule for Bulk Licensure Verification designated by Document 5008 Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 20. S. 568 - Approving Regulations of LLR regarding Fees for the Real Estate Appraisers Board designated by Document 5009 Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 21. S. 562 - Approving Regulations of LLR regarding the Auctioneers’ Commission designated by Document 5010 Subcommittee Report: Withdraw and resubmit; send to full committee with changes 22. S. 649 -Approving Regulations of LLR regarding the Board of Registration for Foresters as designated by Document 5012 Subcommittee Report: withdraw and resubmit; send to full committee 23. S. 563 - Approving Regulations of LLR (Office of Occupational Safety and Health) - regarding Recording and Reporting Occupational Injuries and Illnesses as designated by Document 5013 Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 24. S. 565 - Approving Regulations of LLR regarding Fees Assessed by the Auctioneers’ Commission as designated by Document 5025 Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval 25. S. 564 - Approving Regulations of LLR regarding Fees Assessed by the State Athletic Commission as designated by Document 5024 Subcommittee Report: Favorable; recommend approval *****This agenda is subject to change***** .
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