Amend Title To Conform Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina: SECTION 1. Section 4839130(D)(1) of the 1976 Code, is amended to read: (D)(1) The accomplishment of emergency “Section 4839130. orders of an appointed official of a county or municipality or of the State, acting to protect the public health and safety, upon notification to the department. However, with regard to the beach/dune beach and dune critical area, only the use of sandbags, sandscraping, or renourishment, or a combination of them the following techniques or a combination thereof, shall be used in accordance with guidelines provided by the department is are allowed pursuant to this item.: (a) sandbags, provided that a bond is supplied to reasonably estimate and cover the cost of removal; (b) sandscraping; (c) renourishment; (d) any other technology, methodology, or structure pursuant to Section 4839320(C), provided that: (i) the emergency order for use is only issued by the department; and (ii) a bond is supplied to reasonably estimate and cover the cost of removal; or (e) a combination of these techniques.” SECTION 2. Section 4839290(A) of the 1976 Code, as last amended by Act 259 of 2011, is further amended to read: 4839290. (A) No new construction or reconstruction is “Section allowed seaward of the baseline except: (1) wooden walkways no larger in width than six feet and constructed of wood or other departmentapproved woodlike material; (2) small wooden decks no larger than one hundred fortyfour square feet and constructed of wood or other departmentapproved woodlike material; (3) fishing piers and associated amenity structures which are open to the public. Those fishing piers with their associated amenity structures including, but not limited to, baitshops, restrooms,
Amend Title To Conform Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina: SECTION 1. Section 4839130(D)(1) of the 1976 Code, is amended to read: “Section 4839130. (D)(1) The accomplishment of emergency orders of an appointed official of a county or municipality or of the State, acting to protect the public health and safety, upon notification to the department. However, with regard to the beach/dune beach and dune critical area, only the use of sandbags, sandscraping, or renourishment, or a combination of them the following techniques or a combination thereof, shall be used in accordance with guidelines provided by the department is are allowed pursuant to this item.: (a) sandbags, provided that a bond is supplied to reasonably estimate and cover the cost of removal; (b) sandscraping; (c) renourishment; (d) any other technology, methodology, or structure pursuant to Section 4839320(C), provided that: (i) the emergency order for use is only issued by the department; and (ii) a bond is supplied to reasonably estimate and cover the cost of removal; or (e) a combination of these techniques.” SECTION 2. Section 4839290(A) of the 1976 Code, as last amended by Act 259 of 2011, is further amended to read: “Section 4839290. (A) No new construction or reconstruction is allowed seaward of the baseline except: (1) wooden walkways no larger in width than six feet and constructed of wood or other departmentapproved woodlike material; (2) small wooden decks no larger than one hundred fortyfour square feet and constructed of wood or other departmentapproved woodlike material; (3) fishing piers and associated amenity structures which are open to the public. Those fishing piers with their associated amenity structures including, but not limited to, baitshops, restrooms,