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17-50-304. License requirement — Exemption.
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17-50-304. License requirement — Exemption.
(a) Every person who wishes to engage in business as a water well contractor shall obtain from the Commission on Water Well Construction a license to conduct such a business.
(b) The license requirement shall not apply to any person who performs labor or services at the direction and under the personal supervision of a licensed water well contractor.
(c) A land owner installing pumping equipment in a water well owned by him or her for his or her own use is exempted from the licensing requirements of this chapter.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 17-50-304
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.17.odt
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17-50-304. License requirement — Exemption.
(a) Every person who wishes to engage in business as a water well contractor shall obtain from the Commission on Water Well Construction a license to conduct such a business.
(b) The license requirement shall not apply to any person who performs labor or services at the direction and under the personal supervision of a licensed water well contractor.
(c) A land owner installing pumping equipment in a water well owned by him or her for his or her own use is exempted from the licensing requirements of this chapter.
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