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  • Wambaw Creek Fish Consumption Advisory
    (Charleston County), One meal per week, Bowfin (Mudfish), No Restrictions, Black Crappie  Largemouth Bass  Blue Catfish  Redbreast Sunfish  Bowfin (Mudfish) Back to Advisory Map 
  • Waterbodies with No Advisories
    Eat as much fish as you would like from the following waterbodies:, Ashley River (Downstream of U.S. Hwy 17) Back River Reservoir Broad River Broadway Lake Cape Romain Charleston Harbor Combahee River (Downstream of U.S. Hwy 17) Edisto River (Downstream of U.S. Hwy 17) Goose Creek Reservoir Lake Blalock Lake Bowen Lake Cherokee Lake Cooley Lake Cunningham Lake Edgar Brown Lake Greenwood Lake J.A. Robinson (Greenville County) Lake John D. Long Lake Monticello Sub-…
  • Wateree River Fish Consumption Advisory
    (Entire River Downstream of Lake Wateree to the Congaree River ) Fish Consumption Advisories, ***PCB Advisory*** , Information on cooking and cleaning fish to reduce PCBs, One meal per month, Blue Catfish Channel Catfish, One meal per week, Bowfin (Mudfish) Flathead Catfish Largemouth Bass Back to Advisory Map 
  • Clarks Creek Fish Consumption Advisory
    Clarks Creek, Williamsburg County, One meal per month, All Species of Fish Back to Advisory Map 
  • Combahee River Fish Consumption Advisory
    Salkehatchie River to U.S. Hwy 17, One meal per week, Channel Catfish  Redear Sunfish, Do Not Eat Any, Bowfin (Mudfish)  Chain Pickerel  Largemouth Bass, No Restriction, Redbreast sunfish  Black Crappie  White Catfish  Bluegill Back to Advisory Map 
  • High Risk Groups for Fish Consumption Advisory
    Mercury has the greatest effect on the growing body because the brain and nervous system is still developing. For this reason, some groups may be at a greater risk than others. These at-risk groups include: Babies Children under 14 Women who are nursing Women who are pregnant Women who plan to become pregnant These groups should be particularly careful about the types and amounts of fish they eat…, Eat only one meal of freshwater fish each week from a waterbody without an advisory., DO NOT eat any freshwater fish where there is an advisory, (Advisories include: do not eat any, one meal a week, and/or one meal a month)., DO NOT eat any king mackerel, shark, swordfish, tilefish, or cobia., Health Notes for Adults, Too much consumption of fish with high levels of mercury may lead to heart diseases in adults. Health effects of mercury in adults can usually be corrected if a person stops eating fish that contain high levels of mercury. If you are concerned about the amount of mercury in your body, see your doctor
  • IntraCoastal Fish Consumption Advisory
    Horry County, One meal per month, Bowfin (Mudfish), One meal per week, Bluegill  Redear Sunfish  Largemouth Bass Back to Advisory Map 
  • Lake Ashwood Fish Consumption Advisory
    Lee County, One meal per week, Largemouth Bass Back to Advisory Map 
  • Permits & Licenses
    Man writing  , Permit Extension Resolution 2023, The Permit Extension Joint Resolution of 2023, ratified by the South Carolina General Assembly on May 17, 2023, and approved by the Governor on May 19, 2023, suspends the running of the time periods and any associated vested right of development approvals that are current and valid at any point during the period beginning January 1, 2020, and ending December 31, 2023. Permit Extension Joint…, Click here for a full list of development approvals that are provided for in the joint resolution, Permit Extension Joint Resolution of 2023, .,   Septic Tank Information: Residential - Subdivision Builder Septic Tank Information: Residential, Single Home Builder Septic Tank Information: Commercial Builder Licensing: Onsite Wastewater System Professionals
  • County Plat or Deed
    When applying for a septic system permit, you must submit a copy of the property’s plat or deed with the application. Plats must contain property dimensions and deeds must be descriptive. To obtain a copy of a plat or deed, contact the local Registers of Deeds office or Clerk of Court. Below is a list of counties with corresponding links to their Registers of Deeds office or Clerk of Court., A, Abbeville Aiken Allendale Anderson, B, Bamberg Barnwell Beaufort Berkeley, C, Calhoun Charleston Cherokee Chester Chesterfield Clarendon Colleton, D, Darlington Dillon Dorchester, E, Edgefield, F, Fairfield Florence, G, Georgetown Greenville Greenwood, H, Hampton Horry, J, Jasper, K, Kershaw, L, Lancaster Laurens Lee Lexington, M, Marion Marlboro McCormick, N, Newberry, O, Oconee Orangeburg, P, Pickens, R, Richland, S, Saluda Spartanburg Sumter, U, Union, W, Williamsburg, Y, York