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PROPOSED RULES
Agriculture
Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
Labor
FINAL RULES
List of Rules Codified
ARRC OBJECTIONS
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FEB 21 193,
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ISSUE DATE: FEBRUARY 15, 1991
Volume 5 • Issue 22 • Pages 1303-1322
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ISSUE CONTENTS
Julian Mann III,
Director
James R. Scarcclla Sr.,
Deputy Director
Molly Masich,
Director APA Services
I. PROPOSED RULES
Agriculture
N. C. Plant Conservation
Board 1303
Environment, Health, and
Natural Resources
Wildlife Resources
Commission 1305
Labor
Migrant Housing 1303
n. FINAL RULES
List of Rules Codified 1308
III. ARRC OBJECTIONS 1314
IV. RULES INVALIDATED BY
JUDICIAL DECISION 1317
V. CUMULATLVE CsDEX 1319
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NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER
Publication Schedule
(April 1990 - December 1991)
Issue Last Dav Last Day Earliest
Date for for Date for Earliest
Filing Electronic Public Effective
Filing Hearing &
Adoption by
Agency
Date
*+++*+ +*+++++ +++++ *++++ *+++
04/02/90 03/12/90 03/19/90 05/02/90 08/01/90
04/16/90 03^23/90 03/30 90 05/16/90 08/01/90
05 01/90 04/09/90 04 17, 90 05/31/90 09/01 90
05 '15/90 04'24'90 05/01/90 06/14 90 09 '01 90
06/01/90 05 10 90 05/17/90 07/01,90 1001/90
06/15/90 05 24'90 06/01/90 07/15/90 10/01/90
07/02/90 06' 11/90 06' 18/90 08 '01/90 11/01 90
07/16'90 06 22 '90 06/29, 90 08/15/90 11/01/90
08/01/90 07/11 90 07/18/90 08/31 90 12/01 '90
08/15,90 07/25'90 08,01/90 09/14/90 12/01/90
09/04/90 08/13,90 08;20;90 10/04/90 01/01/91
09' 14/90 08 24 90 08/31/90 10 '14/90 01/01/91
10 01/90 09, 10 90 09/17/90 10/31/90 02/01/91
10 '15/90 09/25/90 10 02 90 11/14/90 02/01 91
11 01/90 10/11/90 10,18,90 11/30,90 03/01/91
11/15/90 10,' 24, 90 10/31/90 12'14/90 03/01/91
12/03/90 11/08 '90 11/15/90 01 02/91 04/01/91
12/14/90 11 21,90 11/30/90 01/13/91 04/01/91
01 '02/91 12/07/90 12/14/90 02/01/91 05/01/91
01/15/91 12'20/90 12, 31,, 90 02/14 91 05/01/91
02 '01/91 01 10 91 01/17/91 03/03/91 06'01'91
02/ 15 '91 01 25/91 02,01/91 03/17/91 06/01/91
03 '01/91 02 08 '91 02/15/91 03/31/91 07,'01/91
03'15'91 02 22 91 03 01, 91 04'14'91 07/01/91
04 '01/91 03 11 91 03 18/91 05/0L91 08,01/91
04'15'91 03 22 91 04/01/91 05/15,91 08/01 91
05,01/91 04 10 91 04/17/91 05/31/91 09,/01/91
05/15/91 04 24'91 05/01/91 06' 14/91 09/01/91
06/03/91 05,10 91 05/17/91 07/03/91 10/01/91
06/ 14/9
1
05/23 91 05/31/91 07/1491 10/01/91
07 01/91 06 10 91 06' 17, 91 07/31,91 11/01,91
07/15/91 06 2191 06,28 91 08/14/91 11/01/91
08 '01/91 07'11 91 07/18/91 08/31/91 12/01/91
08/15/91 07,' 25 '91 08/01/91 09/14/91 12/01/91
09/03/91 08/12 91 08 19/91 10,03,91 01/01/92
09 16'91 08,23 91 OS 30/91 10/16 91 01 01/92
10/01 '91 09,10 91 09,17,91 10/31 91 02,01 92
10/15/91 09'24 91 10,01/91 1114 91 02 01 92
11/01/91 10 11 91 10,18/91 12 01 '91 03/01,92
11/15/91 10 24'91 10/31,91 12' 15/91 03 01/92
12 '02 '91 11 07 91 11 1491 01 01 '92 04 01/92
12/16/91 11,21/91 12/02/91 01,15,92 04 01/92
* The "Earliest Effective Date" is computed assuming that the public hearing
and adoption occur in the calendar month immediately following the "Issue
Date", that the agency files the rule with The Administrati\-e Rules Review
Commission by the 20th of the same calendar month and that ARRC approves
the rule at the next calendar month meeting.
PROPOSED RULES
TITLE 2 - DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
1\ otice is hereby given in accordance with G.S.
ISOB- 1 2 that the N.C. Plant Conservation Board
intends to amend rule(s) cited as 2 NCAC 48
F
.0304 and adopt rule(s) cited as 2 NCAC 48F
.0306.
1 he proposed effective date of this action is June
J, 1991.
1 he public hearing will be conducted at 1 :00
p.m. on March 19, 1991 at the Board Room. Ag-riculture
Bldg., I W. Edenton St., Raleigh, N.C.
C' omment Procedures: Interested persons may
present statements either orally or in writing at the
public hearing or in writing prior to the hearing
by mail addressed to Cecil Frost, Secretary of the
North Carolina Plant Consen-ation Board, P.O.
Box 27647, Raleigh, NC 27611.
CHAPTER 48 - PLANT INDUSTRY
SLBCHAPTER 48F - PLANT CONSERVATION
SECTION .0300 - ENDANGERED PLANT
SPECIES LIST: THREATENED PLANT SPECIES
LIST: LIST OF SPECIES OF SPECIAL
CONCERN
.0304 PLANT SPECIES OF SPECIAL
CONCERN
(c) Special Concern Not Endangered or
Threatened Plant Species are those species that
appear on the Special Concern Species List but
do not appear on the Endangered Species List
or the Threatened Species List and which it shall
be unlawful to distribute, seU or offer for sale
except as otherwise provided in the rules.
( 1) Dionaea muscipula ^i EUis
Venus Fhtrap;
(2) f4^ Pana.x quinqucfolius — L.
Ginseng.
(3) Person. Individual, corporation, partner-ship,
firm, or association.
(b) Policy: While exported and known world-wide,
Venus Fl>'trap is found only within a 75
mile radius of Wilmington, North Carolina and
in Horrie County, South Carolina. It's decline
in the wild has been well documented: it has
now been extirpated from two counties in South
Carolina and seven counties in North Carolina.
Venus Flytrap is protected from iUegal collection
in North Carolina to protect the rights of private
and pubhc landowners from unauthorized re-moval
of fl>'traps, to support the flytrap trade
within the state and to protect the species from
over-collection and extinction.
(c) Collection of flylraps:
(1) Venus Flytraps may not be uprooted, dug,
taken or otherwise disturbed or removed
for any purpose from the lands of another
without a written permit from the owner
which is dated and valid for no more than
180 days except that the incidental dis-turbance
of flytraps during agricultural,
forestry or development operations is not
iUegal so long as the plants are not col-lected
for sale or barter.
(2) Venus Flytraps may not be uprooted, dug,
taken or otherwise disturbed or removed
for any purpose from public lands in
North Carolina without a written permit
from the agency which is responsible for
administration for such public lands.
(3) The Replanting of Fl>'traps. All persons
collecting flytraps from the wild are en-couraged
to plant the seeds of collected
plants, if any, in the immediate vicinity of
where they are found.
(d) Sale of fljlraps: No person may sell or of-fer
for sale Venus Flytraps unless they have been
lawfully collected, propagated from lawfully ob-tained
stock plants or seed, or collected from
one's own land.
Statutory Authority G.S. 106-202.15.
TITLE 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Statutory Authority G.S. 106-202.15.
.0306 COLLECTION AND SALE OF VENLS
FLYTRAP
(a) Definitions:
(1) Department. The North Carolina De-partment
of Agriculture.
(2) Flytrap, Venus Flytrap. Any plant of the
species Dionaea muscipula including cut-tings,
roots, fruits, seeds, propagules or
any other plant part.
ly otice is hereby given in accordance with G.S.
ISOB- 1 2 that the Department of Labor intends to
adopt rules cited as 13 NCAC 16 .010/ - .0/02.
.020! - .0208, .030/ - .0303.
I he proposed effective date of this action is June
/, /99/.
1 he public hearing will be conducted at 2:00
p.m. on March 18, 1991 at the Third Floor Board
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PROPOSED RULES
Room, Education Building, 1 16 West Edenton
Street, Raleigh, MC 27601.
(^ omment Procedures: People wanting to pres-ent
oral testimony at the hearing or who want to
have written testimony read at the hearing should
provide a written summary of the proposed testi-mony
to the Department by March 13, 1991 . Oral
presentations will be limited to 15 minutes each.
Written statements not presented at the hearing
will be accepted by the Department until March
18, 1991. All correspondence should be directed
to Bobby Bryan, N.C. Department of Labor, 4
West Edenton Street, Raleigh, \C 27601. Inter-preters
for hearing impaired will be made avail-able
if requested, 24 hours in advance.
CHAPTER 16 - MIGRANT HOUSING
SECTION .0100 - GENERAL
.0101 APPLICABILITY
This particular chapter applies to the inspection
and occupancy of all migrant housing within the
scope of .Article 19 of Chapter 95 of the General
Statutes.
Statutory .-iuthority G.S. 95-224.
.0102 FORMS
The Department of I^bor wiD issue the foUow-ing
migrant housing operator-related forms in
connection with the preoccupancy inspection
process:
(1) A "postal card" requesting a preoccupancy
inspection, to be completed by the migrant
housing operator to notify the Department
of the intent to house migrant workers.
(2) A card from the Department of Labor in-dicating
receipt of the "postal card" re-questing
a preoccupancy inspection.
(3) Ihe ".Migrant Housing Preoccupancy In-spection
Sheet", to be completed by an in-spector
and given to the migrant camp
operator. This sheet indicates the cor-rections
and modifications that need to be
made, if any, to the housing in order for it
to be in compliance with the Migrant
Housing Act.
(4) A "Migrant Housing Preoccupancy Abate-ment
Notice" to be completed, signed and
dated by the migrant housing operator, in-dicating
that the items listed on the Migrant
Housing Preoccupancy Inspection Sheet
ha\e been corrected. This form wiU list each
item and the action taken to make the cor-rection.
(5) A "Housing Occupancy Certificate," which
is to be issued to the migrant housing oper-ator
when the housing is in full compliance.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-227; I50B-IL
SECTION .0200 - INSPECTIONS
.0201 CONDUCT OF PREOCCUPANCY
INSPECTIONS
(a) Upon the filing of an application for a pre-occupancy
inspection by an operator, an in-spection
shall be scheduled by the Department
of Labor. Upon arriving at the migrant housing
site. Department of Labor inspectors shall pres-ent
their credentials to the operator or agent in
charge of the housing, explain the nature and
purpose of the inspection, and indicate generally
the scope of the inspection.
(b) Inspectors shall have authority to take
photographs related to the purpose of the in-spection
and employ other reasonable investi-gative
techniques.
(c) At the conclusion of an inspection, the in-spector
shall confer with the migrant housing
operator or his representative, and complete and
leave with the migrant housing operator or his
representative the "Migrant Housing Preoccu-pancy
Inspection Sheet" in order to advise him
of any apparent safety or health violations dis-closed
by the inspection. During such confer-ence,
the migrant housing operator shall be
afforded an opportunity to bring to the attention
of the inspector any pertinent information re-garding
conditions in the housing.
(d) A "Housing Occupancy Certificate" may,
on occasion, be issued by the inspector on-site
for housing which is in compliance and where
water and sewage systems have been approved
by the local health department.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-226.
.0202 ABATEMENT NOTICES
WTiere apparent safety and health violations are
noted during a preoccupancy inspection, a comi-pleted
".Migrant Housing Preoccupancy Abate-ment
Notice," signed and dated by the migrant
housing operator, indicating that all needed cor-rections
have been made, shall be submitted to
the Department of I,abor before a certificate shall
be issued.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-226.
.0203 CERTIFICATION DENIED
Following a preoccupancy inspection, a migrant
housing operator shall not allow migrant housing
to be occupied until any apparent safety and
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PROPOSED RULES
health violations are corrected and a certificate
issued.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-226.
.0204 CONTESTMENT OF DENIAL
Any operator wishing to cbntest the Depart-ment's
failure to issue a certificate may do so by
fding a petition for a hearing in accordance with
G.S. 150B.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-226; I50B-23.
.0205 ISSLANCE OF CERTIFICATES
A "housing certificate" shall be issued by the
Department of Labor to the migrant housing
operator when the migrant housing has been ap-proved
and shall contain information indicating:
(1) the name of the operator responsible for
the housing;
(2) the address of the housing;
(3) the number of occupants allowed to in-habit
the housing;
(4) the expected dates of occupancy;
(5) a description and number of the housing
units;
(6) the date certificate is issued;
(7) the date of inspection;
(8) any special housing conditions which may
exist;
(9) the expiration date of the certificate, which
shall be December 3 1 of the year of the in-spection;
(10) the relevant address of the Department of
I^bor; and
(11) the signature of the appropriate official.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-226.
.0206 POSTING REQUIREMENTS
When the housing has been certified to be in
compliance with Article 19 of Chapter 95 of the
General Statutes, each migrant housing operator
shall notify all migrants by posting the "Housing
Certificate(s)" in a place accessible to the
migrants.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-/36; 95-226; 95-227.
.0207 REPEAT PREOCCLPANCY VISITS
A repeat visit may be conducted following the
preoccupancy inspection to determine it defi-ciencies
listed on the "Migrant Housing Preoc-cupancy
Abatement Sheet" have been corrected.
If the housing is occupied when this inspection
is made, North Carolina Occupational Safety and
Health enforcement procedures shall be followed.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-226; 95-227.
.0208 ENFORCEIVIENT VISITS
Enforcement visits shall be conducted in ac-cordance
with North Carolina Occupational
Safety and Health rules as found in 13 NCAC
Chapter 7.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-227.
SECTION .0300 - PROVISIONAL OCCUPANCY
.0301 PROVISIONAL OCCUPANCY
A migrant housing operator may allow migrant
housing to be occupied on a provisional basis if
the operator apphed for a preoccupancy in-spection
at least 45 days prior to occupancy, the
preoccupancy inspection was not conducted by
the Department of Labor of North Carolina at
least four days prior to the date specified on the
"registration card" as the "arrival date", and the
migrant housing operator possesses the card from
the North CaroUna Department of Labor verify-ing
that the "registration card" has been received.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-226.
.0302 PROVISIONAL OCCUPANCY DENIED
Provisional occupancy is not permitted if the
water and sewage system for the housing has not
been approved by the local health department.
Any inspection of occupied housing in which
water and sewage systems have not been ap-proved
will constitute an Occupational Safety
and Health enforcement inspection with the is-suance
of appropriate citations and penalties.
Statutory Authority G.S. 95-226; 95-227.
.0303 INSPECTION OF PROVISIONALLY
OCCUPIED HOUSING
When an inspector makes a preoccupancy in-spection
on housing occupied on a provisional
basis, the inspector shall issue an on-site written
notice to the migrant housing operator to correct
any deficiencies within two days or the provi-sional
occupancy will be revoked. Should the
deficiencies not be corrected within two days,
then appropriate Occupational Safety and Health
penalties and citations wiU be assessed.
Statutory .Authority G.S. 95-226.
TITLE 15A - DEPART.MENT OF
EMIRON.MENT, HEALTH, AND
NATURAL RESOURCES
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PROPOSED RULES
iS otice is hereby given in accordance with G.S.
ISOB- 1 2 thai the North Carolina Wildlife Re-sources
Commission intends to amend rule(s)
cited as ISA NCAC I OB .0115.
1 he proposed effective date of this action is June
1, 1991.
1 he public hearing will be conducted at 7:00
p.m. on March 19, 1991 at the Kernersville Public
Library Auditorium, Kernersville, N.C.
Co- omment Procedures: Interested persons may
present their views either orally or in writing at the
hearing. In addition, the record of hearing will
be open for receipt of written comments from
March 4, 1991 to April 3. 1991. Such written
comments must be delivered or mailed to the N.C.
Wildlife Resources Commission, SI2 N. Salisbury
Street, Raleigh, SC 27604-1 ISS.
CHAPTER 10 - WILDLIFE RESOURCES AND
WATER SAFETY
SUBCHAPTER lOB - HUNTING AND
TRAPPING
SECTION .0100 - GENERAL REGULATIONS
.0115 SHINING LIGHTS IN DEER AREAS
(c) No person shall, between the hours of
one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour be-fore
sunrise, intentionally shine a light upon a
deer or intentionally sweep a light in search of
deer in the indicated portions of the following
counties;
.Alamance -- entire county;
Alexander -- entire county;
Alleghany -- entire county;
Anson -- entire county;
Ashe -- entire county;
Aver\' -- that portion south and east of
Highway 221;
Burke -- entire county;
Cabarrus -- entire county;
Caldwell -- entire county;
Caswell -- entire county;
Catawba -- entire county;
Chatham -- entire county;
Clay — entire county;
Cleveland -- entire county;
Cumberland -- entire county;
Davidson — entire county;
Davie -- entire county;
Durham -- entire county;
Edgecombe -- entire county;
Fors\th Countv -_^ entire county;
(21) (-3% Gaston -- entire county;
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(-344 Guilford -- entire county;
(32^ Halifax -- entire county;
(^34 Harnett -- entire county;
(34^ Henderson -- entire county;
f5^ Hyde — that part bounded on the
north by a line running parallel with and
1000 yards in a northward direction from
that part of SR 1304 that leads from
Hodges' Fork to Rose Bay, on the east
by the Mattamuskeet National Wildlife
Refuge boundary, on the southeast by US
264, and on the west and southwest by a
line running parallel with and 1000 yards
in a west or southwest direction from the
centerline of SR 1304;
f3^ Iredell — entire county;
ir¥f^ Johnston -- entire county;
f5% Lee -- entire county;
f3^ Lincoln -- entire county;
(-^©4 McDowell -- entire county;
f444 Mecklenburg -- entire county;
(tW)' Mitchell -- entire county;
(4^ Northampton -- entire county;
(44-^ Person -- entire county;
(4^ Polk -- entire county;
f44> Randolph -- entire county;
(45^ Robeson County — entire county;
(4^ Rockingham -- entire county;
(40^ Rowan -- entire county;
f+&^ Rutherford -- entire county;
f+44 Scotland -- that part lying west of
US 401 north of Laurinburg and north of
US 74 west of Laurinburg;
(454 Stanly -- entire county;
f44f Stokes -- entire county;
ItAM Surry -- entire county;
f44> Transylvania -- entire county;
f44i L'nion -- entire county;
f44^ Watauga -- entire county;
(4^ Wilkes -- entire county;
f4% Yadkin -- entire county;
f44^ ^'ancey — entire county.
Statutory A uthority
S.L. I98I, Ch. 4/0;
1982), Ch. 1 180.
G.S. 113-134; 113-291.1;
S.L. 1981 (Second Session
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ly Otice is hereby given in accordance with G.S.
1SOB- 12 that the North Carolina Wildlife Re-sources
Commission intends to adopt rule(s) cited
as ISA NCAC IOK .0001 - .0002.
J. he proposed effective date of this action is July
1, 1991.
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1 he public hearing will be conducted at 10:00
a.m. on March 18, 1991 at Room 386, Archdale
Building, 512 N. Salisbury Street, Raleigh, NC
27604-1188.
(^ omment Procedures: Interested persons may
present their views either orally or in writing at the
hearing. In addition, the record of hearing will
be open for receipt of written comments from
March I, 1991 to April 2, 1991. Such written
comments must be delivered or mailed to the N.C.
Wildlife Resources Commission, 512 N. Salisbury
Street, Raleigh, NC 27604-1 188.
SUBCHAPTER lOK - HUNTER SAFETY
COURSE
.0001 COURSE REQUIREMENTS
(a) The hunter safety course shall provide a
minimum of ten hours of classroom instruction.
(b) Of the ten hours of instruction required by
Paragraph (a) of this Rule, 60 percent of the time
shall be devoted to instruction related to the safe
handling of frrearms. The remaining four hours
shall include instruction on hunter responsibility
(ethics), wildlife conservation and wOdlife man-agement,
wildlife identification, game care, spe-cialty
hunting, survival and first aid, water safety,
and special concerns (alcohol and drugs, turkey
hunting, trapping, all terrain vehicles, hunting
dogs).
(c) The hunter safety course shall be taught by
an instructor certified by the North Carolina
WUdlife Resources Commission.
(d) ITie foUowLng requirements must be satis-fied
by the course participant in order to suc-cessfully
complete a hunter safety course and be
entitled to the issuance of a Certificate of Com-petency:
(1) attain the age of 12;
(2) attend all ten hours of the instruction;
(3) score a minimum of 70 percent on the
fmal written examination; and
(4) demonstrate to the satisfaction of the in-structor
that the participant has achieved
an appropriate level of competency and
safety in the handling of firearms.
Statutory Authority G.S. 113-134; 1 13-270. 1A.
.0002 ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF
COMPETENCY
(a) Upon the conclusion of a hunter safety
course, the instructor shall complete a card for
each participant who successfully completed the
course in accordance with 15A NCAC lOK .0001
and forward the card to the North Carolina
Wildlife Resources Commission for processing.
(b) Within a reasonable time after receiving the
completed card referred to in Paragraph (a) of
this Rule, the Commission shall issue a Certif-icate
of Competency to the participant success-fuUy
completing the course. This certificate shall
include:
(1) A certification number;
(2) The participant's name, address and date
of birth;
(3) The hunter safety course instructor's
name; and
(4) Course completion date.
(c) The Commission shall maintain permanent
files of all successful participants in hunter safety
courses who were issued a certificate of compe-tency.
Duplicate certificates may be obtained
from the Commission upon payment of two
dollars ($2.00) per copy to cover the cost of du-plication.
Statutory
113-270. lA.
Authority G.S. 12-3.1; 113-134;
5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15, 1991 1307
FINAL RULES
1 he List of Rules Codified is a listing ofrules that were filed to be effective in the month indicated.
ixules filed for publication in the NCAC may not be identical to the proposed text published pre-viously
in the Register. Rules filed with changes are noted with ** Amended, ** Adopted. Please
contact this office ifyou have any questions.
/± dopted rules filed by the Departments of Correction, Revenue and Transportation are published
in this section. These departments are not subject to the provisions of G.S. J508, Article 2 requiring
publication in the N.C. Register ofproposed rules.
LJpon request from the adopting agency, the text of rules will be published in this section.
1 unctuation, typographical and technical changes to rules are incorporated into the List of Rules
Codified and are noted as * Correction. These changes do not change the effective date of the rule.
NORTH CAROLINA AD.MINISTRATI\ E CODE
LIST OF RULES CODIFIED
FEBRUARY 1991
AGENCY ACTION TAKEN
DKPAR1MENT OF AOMIMSTRA I ION
1 NCAC 6 .0106 Amended
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICM.Tl RR
2 NCAC 34 .0305 Correction
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMIMTY DEVELOPMENT
4 NCAC 7 .0504 Repealed
.0506 - .0509 Repealed
.0510 Amended
.0511 - .0516 Repealed
18 .0309 * Correction
OFFICES OF THE GOVERNOR/I lEt TENANT GOVERNOR
9 NCAC 2B Fxecutive Order Number 129
Eff. December 14, 1990
Executive Order Number 130
Eff. January 9, 1991
DEPARTMENT OF HIMAN RESOLRCES
10 NCAC 3V .0303
** Adopted
** Amended
Repealed
** Amended
1308 5:22 NORTH CAROLL^A REGISTER February 15, 1991
14K .0103
.0311
.0327
FINAL RULES
.0330 - .0332 Repealed
14M .0101 Amended
.0401 Amended
14N .0701 Amended
.0702 Repealed
.0703 Amended
.0901 - .0903 Adopted
.0904 Adopted
.0905 Adopted
14P .0101 - .0102 + Adopted
14Q .0101 - .0104 Adopted
.0201 - .0204 Adopted
.0301 - .0306 Adopted
14R .0101 - .0107 Adopted
.0201 Adopted
.0301 - .0303 Adopted
14S .0101 - .0106 Adopted
18D .0117 Amended
.01 18 -.01 19 Amended
.0121 Amended
.0208 Amended
.02 16 -.02 17 Adopted
18L .0433 Adopted
.0434 Adopted
18M .0801 - .0802 Amended
.0817 Adopted
.0822 Repealed
.0825 - .0838 Adopted
18Q .0713 Amended
.0812 Amended
26B .0111 Amended
26H .0202 Amended
48 Transferred and Recodified
to 15A NCAC 14
DEPARTMENT OF INSl R.WCE
.0501
.0505
.0507 - .0508
.0509 - .0510
.0601
.0602
.0605
.0701
.0706
.0701
.0801
.0901
.1001
.1106
.1601 - .1604
.0834
.0902 - .0903
.0905 - .0906
.0907 - .0908
.0909 - .0910
.0911 - .0912
Eff. December 20, 1990
11 NCAC 8 Repealed
Amended
Amended
Repealed
Repealed
Amended
Amended
Repealed
Amended
10 Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Adopted
12 Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15, 1991 1309
FINAL RULES
.0913- .0914
.0915
.0916- .0917
.1016
14 .0308
DEPARTMENT OF JLSTICE
12 NCAC 9B .0104
.0205
.0212- .0214
.0226 - .0227
.0310
9C .0308
.0601
lOB .0502
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Adopted
Adopted
** Adopted
** Adopted
Temp. Adopted
Expires 06-15-91
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
13 NCAC 7C .0101 - .0102 Amended
DEPARTMENT OF CRIME CONTROL AND PLBLIC SAFETY
14A NCAC 9H .0402
.0704
Amended
Amended
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH, .\ND N.\TLRAL RESOURCES
15A NCAC 2K .0104
.0222 - .0223
2N .0203
31 .0007
3J .0104
3J .0301
3K .0100
.0501
3L .0202
30 .0101
.0203
3Q .0202
3R .0003
.0007
.0010
4A .0005
4B .0027 - .0028
53 .0012
13A .0009
.0010
.0012
138 .0101 - .0103
.0201 - .0202
.0203
.0301
.0401
.0503
.0504
.0506
* Correction
* Correction
Temp. ^Amended
Expires 07-06-91
* Correction
** Adopted
* Correction
* Correction
* Correction
Adopted
* Correction
* Correction
** Adopted
* Correction
* Correction
* Correction
* Correction
* Correction
* Correction
** Amended
Amended
Amended
* Amended
** Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
** Amended
Amended
Amended
BIO 5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15, 1991
FINAL RULES
.0508
.0901 - .0905
16A .0801 - .0810
17 soc
18A .1935
.1954
19A .0201
20A .0006
21B .0301 - .0306
24A .0202
.0303
24B .0001
.0004
DEPARTMENT OF REVENLE
17 NCAC 6B .0106- .0107
.0111 - .0112
.0117
.0610 - .0611
.3203
.3402 - .3403
.3513
.3804
.3904
.4006
.4008
.4103
.4105
6C .0202 - .0204
8 .0403 -
.0504
.0404
.0604 - .0605
SECRETARY OF STATE
18 NCAC 4 .0101 - .0102
.0205 - .0206
.0301
.0302 - .0303
.0305 - .0308
.0310
.0311 -
.0315
.0316
.0401
.0402
.0501
.0502
.0314
.0503 - .0504
6 .1202
.1210
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
19A NCAC 3J .0102
.0201
Amended
** Adopted
Temp. Adopted
Expires 07-06-91
* Correction
* Correction
* Correction
Temp. Amended
Expires 07-06-91
Amended
** Amended
Amended
** Amended
* Correction
* Correction
Amended
Amended
Amended
Adopted
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Adopted
* Correction
* Correction
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Repealed
Amended
Amended
Repealed
Amended
Repealed
* Adopted
** Amended
Amended
Amended
** Amended
Amended
Amended
Adopted
Amended
Amended
5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15, 1991 1311
FINAL RULES
.0204
.0303
.0308
.0601
.0701
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
21 NCAC 32L .0001
.0005
.0009
32M .0006 - .0007
Temp. Amended
Expires 05-01-91
Temp. Amended
Expires 05-01-91
Temp. Amended
Expires 05-01-91
** Adopted
BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATORS
21 NCAC 37
BOARD OF PHARMACY
.0208
.0211
.0301
.0302
.0303
.0304
.0402
.0404 - .0405
.0502
.0505
.0507
.0508 - .0509
.0512
.0513
.0517
.0518
.0519
.0904
.0906
.0912
.1004
** Amended
** Amended
Amended
** Amended
Amended
** Amended
Amended
Amended
** Amended
Amended
Amended
** Amended
Amended
Repealed
Amended
Repealed
** Amended
** Amended
** Amended
** Amended
Repealed
21 NCAC 46 .1912 -.1913 Adopted
BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS
21 NCAC 50 .0408
.1201
.1202- .1203
.1204- .1206
.1207
.1301 - .1305
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION
21 NCAC 58A .0301
.0503
.0505
58C .0302
Amended
Adopted
* * Adopted
Adopted
+ * Adopted
Adopted
Amended
Amended
Amended
Amended
1512 5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15, 1991
FINAL RULES
.0308 Amended
58D .0302 Amended
.0402 Amended
.0406 Amended
.0408 - .0409 Amended
5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15, 1991 I3I3
ARRC OBJECTIONS
Tkhe Administrative Rules Review Commission (ARRC) objected to the following rules in accord-ance
with G.S. 143B-30.2(c). State agencies are required to respond to ARRC as provided in G.S.
l43B-30.2(d).
ECONOMIC AND COMMLAITY DE\ ELOPMENT
Hazardous Waste Management Commission
4 SCAC 18 .0309 - Final Site
ENA IRONMENT, HEALTH, AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Adult Health
15A .\CA C I6A .0804 - Financial Eligibility
ISA .\CAC I6A .0806 - Billing the HIV Health Services Program
Coastal Management
J5A .\CAC 7J .0409 - Ci\il Penalties
ISA SCAC '7J .1109 - Permit Fee
Environmental Health
15A SC.-IC 18C .0102 - Definitions
ISA SCA C 18C . IS32 - Variances and Exemptions
ISA \C.4C 18C .1S34 - Max Contaminant Levels for Coliform Bacteria
ISA .\CAC ISC .2001 - General Requirements
ISA .\CAC 18C .2002 - Disinfection
ISA .\CAC 18C .2003 - Filtration
1S.4 .\C.4C ISC .2004 - Analytical and .Monitoring Requirements
IS.4 .\C.4C ISC .2003 - Criteria for Avoiding Filtration
Marine Fisheries
ISA .\CAC3C .0311 - Cancellation
Agency Re\-ised Rule
ISA SCAC 30 .0203 - Shellfish Lease Application Processing
.4gency Rexised Rule
\\ildLife Resources Commission
ISA .XCAC lOH .0302 - Minimum Standards
Agency Revised Rule
ARRC Objection F18;9J
ARRC Objection J; 18 91
ARRC Objection LIS 91
ARRC Objection L 18.91
ARRC Objection 1; 18:91
ARRC
ARRC
ARRC
ARRC
ARRC
ARRC
ARRC
ARRC
Objection 10
Objection 10
Objection 10
Objection 10
Objection 10
Objection 10
Objection 10
Objection 10
IS 90
IS 90
18 90
18 90
18 90
18 90
IS 90
18. 90
ARRC Objection 9 20 90
Obj. Removed 10 18 90
ARRC Objection 8 16 90
Obj. Removed 9,20 90
ARRC Objection 9 20 90
Obj. Removed 10 18.90
1314 5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15, 1991
ARRC OBJECTIONS
HUMAN RESOURCES
Facility Services
W NCAC 3V .0303 - Insurance Required
Individual and Family Support
10 NCAC 42B .1201 - Personnel Requirements
10 NCAC 42C .2001 - Qualifications of Administrator
10 NCAC 42C .2002 - Qualifications of Supervisor-in-Charge
10 NCAC 42C .2006 - Qualifications of Activities Coordinator
10 NCAC42C .3301 - Existing Building
JO NCAC 42D .1401 - Qualifications of Administrator/ Co-Administrator
INSURANCE
Life: Accident and Health Division
// NC.4C 12 .0904 - Requirements for Utilization Review
Agency Re\'ised Rule
LICENSING BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
Medical Examiners
21 NCAC 32M .0007 - Termination ofNP Approval
Nursing, Board of
21 NCAC 36 .0217 - Revocation, Suspension, or Denial of License
No Response from Agency
21 NCAC 36 .0504 - Certificate of Registration
21 NCAC 36 .0505 - General and Administrative Provisions
21 NCAC 36 .0507 - Fees
Physical Therapy
21 NCAC 48C .0102 - Responsibilities
Agency Returned Rule Unchanged
2! NCAC48C .0501 - Exemption for Students
Agency Returned Rule Unchanged
Plumbing and Heating Contractors
21 NCAC 50 .1203 - Disposition of Petitions
21 NCAC 50 .1207 - Request to Participate
SECRETARY OE STATE
ARRC Objection 11/14/90
ARRC
ARRC
ARRC
ARRC
ARRC
ARRC
Objection
Objection
Objection
Objection
Objection
Objection
1/18/91
1/18/91
1/18/91
1/18/91
11/14/90
11/14/90
ARRC Objection 12/20/90
Obj. Removed 1/18/91
ARRC Objection 11/14/90
ARRC Objection 12/20/90
1/18/91
ARRC Objection 1/18/91
ARRC Objection 1/18/91
ARRC Objection 1/18/91
ARRC Objection 9/20/90
No Action 10/18/90
ARRC Objection 9/20/90
No Action 10/18/90
ARRC Objection 11/14/90
ARRC Objection 11/14/90
Securities Division
18 NCAC 6 .1210 - Securities Exchgs/Autod Quot. Sys. Approved/Admin
Agency Responded to Objection
ARRC Objection 12/20/90
No Action 1/18/91
:):J77 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER Eebruaiy 15, 1 99
1
1315
ARRC OBJECTIONS
STATE PERSOVSFX
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
Agency
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
25 NCAC
Agency
IB
IB
IB
IB
IB
IB
IB
IB
IB
IB
IB
IB
IB
IB
0/07
0/08
0/09
Olio
Olll
0/12
0/13
0/14
0/15
0/16
.0117
0118
01/9
.0120
IVididrew
ID .0509
IL .0201
IL .0202
W'it/idrew
Personnel Commission Meetings ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Commission Staff ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Commission Actions ARRC Objection 9/20190
Motions ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Voting ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Abstention ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Duties of the C/iairman ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Order of Business ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Special Meetings ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Duties of Chairman Between Meetings of the Comm ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Standing/ Special Committees ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Minutes ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Notice of Commission Action ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Appointment of Vice-Chairman ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Rules .0107 - .0120 10/18/90
- Severance Salary Continuation ARRC Objection I/I8/9I
Purpose ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Policy ARRC Objection 9/20/90
Rules .0201 - .0202 10/18/90
1316 5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15, 1991
RULES INVALIDA TED BY JUDICIAL DECISION
1 his Section of the Register lists the recent decisions issued by the North Carolina Supreme Court,
Court of Appeals, Superior Court (when available), and the Office ofAdministrative Hearings which
invalidate a rule in the North Carolina Administrative Code.
10 i\CAC IB .0202(c) - REQUEST FOR DETERMINA TION
Thomas R. West, Administrative Law Judge with the Office of Administrative Hearings, declared Rule
10 NCAC IB .0202(c) void as applied in New Hanover Memorial Hospital, Inc., Petitioner v. N.C.
Department of Human Resources, Division of Facility Services, Certificate of Need Section, Respondent
(90 DIIR 0792).
10 NCAC IB .0202(c) - REQUEST FOR DETERMINA TION
Brenda B. Becton, Administrative I^w Judge with the Office of Administrative Hearings, declared Rule
10 NCAC IB .0202(c) void as applied in High Point Regional Hospital, Inc., Petitioner v. Department
of Human Resources, Division of Facility Services, Certificate of Need Section, Respondent (90 DHR
0770).
10 NCAC 3R .0317(g) - WITHDRAWAL OF A CERTIFICATE
Robert Roosevelt Reilly, Jr., Administrative Law Judge with the Office of Administrative Hearings,
declared Rule 10 NCAC 3R .0317(g) void as applied in Dawn Health Care, a North Carolina General
Partnership. Petitioner v. Department of Human Resources, Certificate of Need Section, Respondent (90
DHR 0296).
10 NCAC 3R .0317(g) - WITHDRA WAL OF CERTIFICA TE
Michael Rivers Morgan, Administrative Law Judge with the Office of Administrative Hearings, de-clared
Rule 10 NCAC 3R .0317(g) void as applied in Autumn Corporation, Petitioner v. N.C. Depart-ment
of Human Resources, Division of Facility Services, Certificate of Need Section, Respondent (90
DHR 0321 and 90 DHR 0318).
10 NCAC 261 .0101 - PURPOSE: SCOPE/NOTICE OF CHANGE IN LEVEL OF CARE
10 NCAC 261 .0102 - REQUESTS FOR RECONSIDERA TION AND RECIPIENT APPEALS
10 NCAC 261 .0104 - FORMAL APPEALS
Thomas R. West, Administrative Law Judge with the Office of Administrative Hearings, declared Rules
10 NCAC 261 .0101, 10 NCAC 261 .0102 and 10 NCAC 261 .0104 void as apphed m Linda Allred,
Petitioner v. North Carolina Department of Human Resources, Division of Medical Assistance, Re-spondent
(90 DHR 0940).
10 NCAC 42W .0003(c) - COUNTY DEPT OF SOCIAL SERVICES RESPONSIBILITIES
10 NCAC 42W .0005 - REPORTING CASES OF RAPE AND INCEST
The North CaroUna Court of Appeals, per Judge Robert F. Orr, declared Rules 10 NCAC 42W
.0003(c) and 10 NCAC 42W .0005 void as applied m Rankin Whittington, Daniel C. Hudgins, Dr. Takey
Crist, Dr. Gwendolyn Boyd and Planned Parenthood of Greater Charlotte, Inc., Plaintiffs v. The North
Carolina Department of Human Resources, Da\'id Flaherty, in his capacity as Secretary of the North
CaroUna Department of Human Resources, The North Carolina Social Services Commission, and C.
Bany McCartv, in his capacity as Chairperson of the North Carolina Social Services Commission, De-fendants
1 100 N.C. App. 603 (398 S.E.2d 40) (1990)).
5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15,1991 1317
.\OR TH CAROL[i\A ADMIMSTRA THE CODE CLASSIFICA TION SYSTEM
The Sorlh Carolina Administrative Code ^SCAC) has four major subdivisions of rules. Two
of these, titles and chapters, are mandatory. The major subdivision of the XCA C is the title.
Each major department in the Xorth Carolina executive branch of government has been as-signed
a title number. Titles are further broken down into chapters which shall be numerical
in order. The other two, subchapters and sections are optional subdivisions to be used by-agencies
when appropriate.
TITLE/MAJOR DIMSIONS OF THE NORTH CAROLESA ADMIMSTRATn E CODE
ITLE DEPARTMENT LICENSING BOARDS CHAPTER
1 Administration .Architecture 2
2 Agriculture Auctioneers 4
3 Auditor Barber Examiners 6
4 Economic and Community Certified Public Accountant Examiners 8
Development Chiropractic Examiners 10
5 Correction General Contractors 12
6 Council of State Cosmetic .Art Examiners 14
7 Cultural Resources Dental Examiners 16
8 Elections Electrical Contractors 18
9 Governor Foresters 20
10 Human Resources Geologists 21
11 Insurance I learing .Aid Dealers and Fitters 22
12 Justice Landscape .Architects 26
13 Labor Landscape Contractors 28
14A Crime Control and Public Safety Marital & Family Therapy 31
15A Environment. Health, and Natural Medical Examiners 32
Resources Midwilen,- Jomt Committee 33
16 Public Education Mortuar>- Science 34
17 Revenue Nursing 36
18 Secretary of State Nursing Home Administrators 37
19A Transportation Occupational Therapists 38
20 Treasurer Opticians 40
*21 Occupational Licensing Boards Optometp,' 42
22 Administrati\e Procedures Osteopathic Examination and 44
23 Community Colleges Registration
24 Independent Agencies Pharmacy 46
25 State Personnel Physical Therapy Examiners 48
26 Administrati\'e Hearings Plumbing and Heating Contractors 50
Podiatp,' Examiners 52
Practicing Counselors 53
Practicing Psychologists 54
Professional Engineers and Land Sur\'eyors 56
Real Estate Commission 58
Refrigeration Examiners 60
Sanitarian Examiners 62
Social Work 63
Speech and Language Patholo^sts and 64
.Audiologists
\'eterinan- Medical Board 66
Note: Title 21 contains the chapters of the various occupational licensing boards.
13 IS 5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15, 1991
CUMULA TIVE INDEX
CUMULA TIVE INDEX
(April 1990 - March 1991)
1990 - 1991
Pages
AO - Administrative Order
AG - Attorney General's Opinions
C - Correction
FR - Final Rule
GS - General Statute
JO - Judicial Orders or Decision
M - Miscellaneous
\P - Notice of Petitions
PR - Proposed Rule
SO - Statements of Organization
TR - Temporary' Rule
ADMIMSIRATION
Aux.iLiar>' Ser\'ices, 860 PR
State Property and Construction, 41! PR
ADMINISTRAXrV E HEARINGS
Rules Division, 792 PR
AGRICULTURE
Markets, 737 PR
Issue
1 - 151 1 - April
152 - 235 2 - April
236 - 285 3 - May
286 - 312 4 - May
313 - 407 5 - June
408 - 473 6 - June
474 - 513 7 - July
514 - 603 8 - July
604 - 635 9 - August
636 - 723 10 - August
724 - 791 11 - September
792 - 859 12 - September
860 - 895 13 - October
896 - 956 14 - October
957 - 1009 15 - November
1010 - 1059 16 - November
1060 - 1106 17 - December
1107 - 1176 18 - December
1177 - 1214 19 - January
1215 - 1244 20 - January
1245 - 1302 21 - February
1303 - 1322 22 - February
5:22 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 15, 1991 1319
CUMULA TIVE INDEX
Plant Conservation Board, 1 PR, 1303 PR
Plant Industr>', 739 PR, 1248 PR
State Pair, 737 PR, 1248 PR
Structural Pest Control Committee, 7 PR
CO.MMLAITY COLLEGES
Community Colleges, Department of, 1031 PR
CORRECTION
Division of Pnsons, 762 FR, 867 FR, 938 PR, 1035 FR, 1274 FR
CRIME CONTROL AND PI BLIC SAFETY
State Highway Patrol, 53 PR, 804 PR
Butncr Public Safety Division, 419 PR
ECONOMIC AND COMMLAITY DEVELOPMENT
Banking Commission, 16 PR, 1062 PR, 1108 PR
Communitv Assistance, 25 PR, 317 PR, 1110 PR
Credit Union, 317 PR, 860 PR, 1251 PR
Fnerg\' Division, 1013 PR
Hazardous Waste Management, 742 PR, 1 109 PR
Milk Commission, 24 PR, 741 PR
ENMRONMENT, HEALTH, AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Coastal Management, 136 PR, 292 PR, 707 PR, 979 PR, 1271 PR
Envu-onmental Management, 54 PR, 193 PR, 420 PR, 542 PR, 706 PR, 744 PR, 912 PR, 1019 PR,
1121 PR, 1185 PR
Health Services, 190 PR, 565 PR, 816 PR, 860 PR, 1123 PR, 1188 PR
Land Resources, 744 PR
Marine Fishenes, 63 PR, 484 PR, 805 PR
State Registrar, 1221 PR
Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators Certification Commission, 551 PR
Water Treatment FaciJitv Operators Board of Certification, 621 PR, 983 PR, 1272 PR
Wildlife Resources and Water Safety, 137 PR, 206 PR, 293 PR, 349 PR, 438PR, 563 PR, 748 PR, 815 PR,
924 PR, 1020 PR, 1074 PR, 1186 PR, 1220 PR, 1305 PR
FINAL DECISION LEITERS
Voting Rights Act, 241, 286, 316, 605, 638, 792, 957, 1011, 1061, 1107, 1246
FINAL RULES
List of Rules Codified, 143 FR, 226 FR, 302 FR, 463 FR, 587 FR, 710 FR,842 FR, 944 FR, 1047 FR,
1166 FR, 1230 FR, 1308 FR
GOVERNOR/LT. GOVERNOR
Fxecutive Orders, 236, 313, 408, 474, 514, 604, 636, 724, 896, 1010, 1060, 1245
HUMAN RESOURCES
Aeine, Division of 704 PR
Drug^Commission, 870 FR, 939 FR
Facilitv Ser\iccs, 516 PR, 702 PR, 958 PR, 1116 PR, 1216 PR, 1251 PR
Health Services, 152 PR, 245 PR
Medical Assistance, 191 PR, 911 PR, 1018 PR
Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Ser%'ices, 29 PR, 318 PR, 475 PR, 898 PR,
1219 PR
Services for the Blmd, 412 PR
Services for the Deal' and the Hard of Hearing, 1065 PR
Social Services, 247 PR, 607 PR, 976 PR, 1262 PR
Water Treatment Facility Operators Board of Certification, 27 PR
Youth Services, 261 PR, 1268 PR
mo 5:22 ISORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February' 15, 1991
CUMULA TIVE INDEX
INSURANCE
Actuarial Services Division, 480 PR
Admission Requirements, 1220 PR
Agent Sendees Division, 321 PR, 520 PR
Engineering and Building Codes, 793 PR
Financial Evaluation Division, 342 PR, 525 PR
Eire and Casualty Division, 335 PR, 478 PR, 796 PR
Eife: Accident and Health, 264 PR, 287 PR, 529 PR, 798 PR
Medical Database Commission, 1120 PR
JUSTICE
Attorney General, Office of the, 192 PR, 273 PR
CriminaJ Justice Education and Training Standards Commission, 704 PR, 1178 PR
Sheriffs' Standards Division, 608 PR
LABOR
Migrant Housing, 1303 PR
LICENSING BOARDS
/Vrchitecture, Board of 1 162 PR
Auctioneers Commission, 1093 PR
Certified Public Accountant Examiners, 983 PR
Cosmetic Art Examiners, Board of 355 PR, 708 PR, 927 PR
Dental Examiners, Board of 1 196 PR
Electrical Contractors, Board of Examiners of, 356 PR
Landscape Architects, Board of 1273 PR
\Tedical Examiners, Board of 207 PR, 838 PR, 862 PR, 1222 PR
Midwifer>' Joint Committee, 994 PR
Mortuary Science, Board of 749 PR
Nursing,' Board of 300 PR, 496 PR, 994 PR, 1096 PR, 1199 PR
Nursing Home Administrators, Board of 750 PR, 1203 PR
Pharmacy, Board of 1031 PR
Physical Therapy Examiners, Board of 443 PR
Plumbing and Heating Contractors, Examiners, 621 PR, 1204 PR
Practicing Psychologists, Board of 755 PR
Real Estate Comimssion, 625 PR, 863 PR
NOTICE
OAH, Change of Address, 1215
NOTICE OE PEIITION
Municipal Incorporation, 1177
PUBLIC EDUCATION
Elementary and Secondary, 141 PR, 275 PR, 351 PR, 1028 PR, 1160 PR
REVENIE
lndividu.d Income Tax, 359 FR, 1036 FR, 1277 FR
Intangibles Tax Division, 1226 FR
License and Excise Tax Division, 445 FR
Sales and Use Tax, 213 FR, 453 FR, 872 FR
SECRETARY OF STATE
Corporations Division, 489 PR
Securities Division, 293 PR, 495 PR, 927 PR, 1029 PR
STATE PERSONN,EL
State Personnel Commission, 277 PR, 500 PR, 756 PR, 996 PR, 1206 PR
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CVMULA TIVE INDEX
STATE TREASURER
Department Rules, 352 PR
Local Government Commission, 352 PR, 442 PR, 1195 PR
Solid Waste Management Capital Projects Financing Agency, 354 PR
STATEMENTS OF ORGANIZATION
Statements of Organization, 639 SO
TRANSPORTATION
Highways, Division of, 765 FR, 883 FR, 1038 FR,
Motor Vehicles, Division of, 222 FR, 773 FR, 943 FR, 1290 FR
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