There are no anticipated new costs associated with the implementation of this regulation repeal to the State, or its political subdivisions. Statement of Need and Reasonableness: The Statement of Need and Reasonableness was determined by staff analysis pursuant to 1976 S.C. Code Section 1-23-115(C) (1)-(3) and (9)-(11): DESCRIPTION OF REGULATION: Repeal of R.61-57, Development of Subdivision Water Supply and Sewage Treatment/Disposal Systems. Purpose: In the interest of good government and efficiency, the Department repeals R.61-57. 1976 S.C. Code Section 44-55-822, which now governs the approval process for onsite wastewater systems in subdivisions, and Regulation 61-56, Onsite Wastewater Systems, address any major requirements for subdivision onsite wastewater sewage treatment/disposal systems. Legal Authority: 1976 S.C. Code Sections 1-23-10(4) and 44-1-140. Plan for Implementation: None. Upon approval of the South Carolina General Assembly and publication as a final regulation repeal in the State Register, this regulation is repealed. Notice of the repeal will also appear on the will be repealed in Chapter 61 of the Code of Regulations of Department’s website. R.61-57 the South Carolina Code of Laws. DETERMINATION OF NEED AND REASONABLENESS OF THE REGULATION REPEAL BASED ON ALL FACTORS HEREIN AND EXPECTED BENEFITS: In the interest of good government and efficiency, the Department repeals R.61-57, Development of Subdivision Water Supply and Sewage Treatment/Disposal Systems. R.61-57 was last amended effective April 23, 2004. 1976 S.C. Code Section 44-55-822, which now governs the approval process for onsite wastewater systems in subdivisions, and R.61-56, Onsite Wastewater Systems, address any major requirements for subdivision onsite wastewater sewage treatment/disposal systems. DETERMINATION OF COSTS AND BENEFITS: There is no anticipated fiscal or economic impact on the State, its political subdivisions and/or the regulated community by the repeal of this regulation. UNCERTAINTIES OF ESTIMATES: None. EFFECT ON ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH: There is no anticipated negative environmental or public health effects resulting from this repeal. DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH IF THE REGULATION REPEAL IS NOT IMPLEMENTED:
There are no anticipated new costs associated with the implementation of this regulation repeal to the State, or its political subdivisions. Statement of Need and Reasonableness: The Statement of Need and Reasonableness was determined by staff analysis pursuant to 1976 S.C. Code Section 1-23-115(C) (1)-(3) and (9)-(11): DESCRIPTION OF REGULATION: Repeal of R.61-57, Development of Subdivision Water Supply and Sewage Treatment/Disposal Systems. Purpose: In the interest of good government and efficiency, the Department repeals R.61-57. 1976 S.C. Code Section 44-55-822, which now governs the approval process for onsite wastewater systems in subdivisions, and Regulation 61-56, Onsite Wastewater Systems, address any major requirements for subdivision onsite wastewater sewage treatment/disposal systems. Legal Authority: 1976 S.C. Code Sections 1-23-10(4) and 44-1-140. Plan for Implementation: None. Upon approval of the South Carolina General Assembly and publication as a final regulation repeal in the State Register, this regulation is repealed. Notice of the repeal will also appear on the Department’s website. R.61-57 will be repealed in Chapter 61 of the Code of Regulations of the South Carolina Code of Laws. DETERMINATION OF NEED AND REASONABLENESS OF THE REGULATION REPEAL BASED ON ALL FACTORS HEREIN AND EXPECTED BENEFITS: In the interest of good government and efficiency, the Department repeals R.61-57, Development of Subdivision Water Supply and Sewage Treatment/Disposal Systems. R.61-57 was last amended effective April 23, 2004. 1976 S.C. Code Section 44-55-822, which now governs the approval process for onsite wastewater systems in subdivisions, and R.61-56, Onsite Wastewater Systems, address any major requirements for subdivision onsite wastewater sewage treatment/disposal systems. DETERMINATION OF COSTS AND BENEFITS: There is no anticipated fiscal or economic impact on the State, its political subdivisions and/or the regulated community by the repeal of this regulation. UNCERTAINTIES OF ESTIMATES: None. EFFECT ON ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH: There is no anticipated negative environmental or public health effects resulting from this repeal. DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH IF THE REGULATION REPEAL IS NOT IMPLEMENTED:
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