What must be done within 30 days regarding a salon's license?

The requirement to apply for a new license due to ownership change is critical within the beauty and personal service industry, including the context of salons. When there is a transfer of ownership, the new owner must ensure compliance with state regulations, which often stipulate that a business license is non-transferable. This means that simply updating or changing the existing license under the previous owner’s name is not sufficient. Instead, a new application must be submitted to reflect the new ownership, ensuring that all regulatory standards are met, including safety, hygiene, and operational guidelines. This process ensures that the new owner is held accountable and upholds the licensing requirements set forth by the state’s regulatory body.

While the other options may be relevant in different circumstances—such as renewing a license typically being needed annually or reporting changes in services—it is the ownership change that specifically necessitates the application for a new license within the specified timeframe.