Fireworks discharged near equine facilities
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill prohibits the discharge of fireworks within 200 yards of facilities that house horses or other equines in South Carolina. The law aims to protect animals from potential harm or distress caused by fireworks. Violations of this law will result in a fine of $250. The bill is scheduled to take effect upon the Governor's approval.
Key provisions
- It is unlawful to discharge fireworks.
- The restriction applies to facilities housing equine.
- The distance restriction is 200 yards.
- A violation is a misdemeanor.
- The penalty for a violation is a $250 fine.
Who is affected
- Horse Owners
- Equine Facilities
- Fireworks Distributors
- South Carolina Residents
- Animal Welfare Advocates
Notable changes
- Creates a specific prohibition on fireworks near equine facilities.
- Establishes a monetary penalty for violations.
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