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DHEC Closure Bond (Solid Waste)
License & Permit Bonds
Price: Depends on application
The process of applying for a South Carolina DHEC Closure Bond (Solid Waste) Surety Bond is a quick and straightforward process, typically taking only about five minutes from start to finish.
- South Carolina DHEC Closure Bond (Solid Waste) South Carolina has about 500 active mine operating permits. In 1974, the S.C. Mining Act was passed to ensure all mined lands would be returned to some useful purpose and for the protection of people and the environment. The Act and regulations outline the application process, how to conduct mine operations, and minimum reclamation standards. The Act defines mining as the removal of ores from the ground for sale (i.e., granite quarries) or for use in a business (i.e., brick manufacturing). There are several types of surface mining done in South Carolina: open pit (i.e., granite, vermiculite), strip mines (i.e., sand, clay, gravel) and sand dredging from river bottoms.
To purchase your South Carolina DHEC Closure Bond (Solid Waste) simply click on the "Buy Now" button. You will then be guided through a brief set of questions. After which you'll pay online and sign using DocuSign. Your new surety bond will be signed and sealed as a full-color PDF document for printing.
Securing a South Carolina DHEC Closure Bond (Solid Waste) surety bond is a commitment by principals to adhere to the stipulations of contractual and legal obligations.
Note: If the bond requires underwriting, it may take up to 24 hours.
