SC legalized tattooing in 2004, but requires tattoo parlors to be at least 1,000 feet from churches, schools, and playgrounds.
Lawmakers directed the changes in the biennium budget passed in late June after raising concerns about awareness and oversight, according to Secretary of Transportation Nick Donohue.
Gov. Josh Stein said Friday on social media that he opposed the plan.
Commission members cited private equity ownership of physician practices and health care facilities. They said it can lead to higher prices and more consolidation.
The National Nuclear Security Administration said the project will initially use natural gas and later nuclear power.
The budget raised minimum teacher pay by $2,000 across the state salary schedule, bringing starting pay to $50,500. State employees will receive 2% raises retroactive to July 1 once the budget takes effect.
Lawmakers have proposed several gas relief measures.
As of the notice, no injuries or illnesses had been reported in Hawaii.
Under the proposal, residential rates would rise 5.9% in the first year and 3.6% in the second, for cumulative growth of 9.5%, according to Duke spokesperson Bill Norton.