ML20147E969
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| Issue date: | 03/12/1997 |
| From: | Lohaus P NRC OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS (OSP) |
| To: | Howard M OHIO, STATE OF |
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- Ms. Marcia Howard, Program Administrator Nuclear Materials Safety Section Bureau of Radiological Health '
Ohio Department of Health 35 East Chestnut Street Post Office Box 118 l Columbus, OH 43266 l
Dear Ms. Howard:
3 We have reviewed the draft regulations you sent to us by letter dated February 3,1997, Sections 3701-38-021 and 3701-39 021. The review was conducted in accordance with the current B.7 policy for review of Agreement State regulations. The final Ohio program and other program elements will be reviewed in accordance with the new compatibility and adequacy policy and new B.7, which are currently before the Commission. Since these regulations are interim rules and will be replaced in your application to be an Agreement State with draft and final rules through your routine rulemaking process, we have limited our review to the Office of State Programs and the Office of General Counsel. Your draft and final regulations in your application for an agreement will have wider review in the NRC. We have the following comments on your interim rules:
- 1. Section 3701-39-02.1, Standards for H9ndling Radioactive Material. As we understand this section, it addresses the requirements that NARM/ NORM users must follow for use of these materials. We reviewed this section for any potential impact on the Agreement. Based on our review, we have no comments on this section.
- 2. Section 3701-38-021, Application, Renewal, and Inspection Fees, issuance. As we understand this section, it addresses the licensing fees, inspection fees and sets the inspection frequencies for all radioactive materiallicensees including those that will
- be transferred to the State when Ohio signs an Agreement with the NRC. This section covers an area that we do not consider a matter of compatibility, instead, the comments offered below should be considered in the context that they cover matters that need to be addressed to have an adequate program. Our review was limited to those aspects which could affect the Agreement and your regulation of source, byproduct, and special nuclear materials under the Agreement.
l-The current program review guidelines for the inspection program state that the State should inspect at the frequency in NRC's inspection Manual Chapter 2800 C J
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(IMC 2800). Appendix B of Section 3701-38-021 was reviewed to determine if the proposed inspection frequency schedule requires inspections at least as frequently I as IMC 2800. With respect to Program Code 3218, Nuclear Laundry, the inspection j frequency for this program code should be conducted every 2 years, not 3 years as i stated in your table. Changing the inspection frequency for this program code to D5 3 &
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- 2 years would bring your inspection frequencies in line with the current NRC 4 inspection program.
1 In addition, we recommend that Appendix B to Section 3701-38-021 not be l codified as a regulation in the' administrative code so that it could easily be modified li as the NRC modifies its inspection frequencies. You may want to review the latest NRC inspection priority listing in Enclosure 1 to inspection Manual Chapter 2800, j dated April 17,1995, We noted that several of your program codes do not have corresponding NRC program codes. Those in the Ohio listing were: 21130,2512, 3224,3223,2209,50000, and 1121. The inspection frequencies for these codes appear to be reasonable when compared to similar NRC or Ohio codes. In addition, several NRC codes were not specifically addressed in the Ohio listing. These program codes from the 4/17/95 listing were: 01100,01120,02240,03211, 03213,03233,03235,03611,03612,03613,11220,11221,22130,22161, and 23300. The inspection frequency listing should include all categories of facilities covered by the Agreement. Therefore, the above category differences need to be resolved, either prior to finalizing these regulatioris, or in guidance to be issued by the program if you decide not to incorporate the inspection frequencies in Ohio regulations.
If you have any questions on these comments, please contact me at 301-415-2326 or Dennis Sollenberger at 301-424 2819.
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'2 years would bring your inspection frequencies in line with the current NRC inspection program.
! In addition, we recommend that Appendix B to Section 3701-38-021 not be: +
codified as a regulation in the administrative code so that it could easily be modified l
as the NRC modifies its inspection frequencies. You may want to review the latest NRC inspection priority listing in Enclosure 1 to inspection Manual Chapter 2800, l dated April 17,1995. We noted that several of your program codes do not have corresponding NRC program codes. Those in the Ohio listing were: 21130,2512, l 3224,3223, 2209, 50000, and 1121. The inspection frequencies for these codes -
appear to be reasonable when compared to similar NRC or Ohio codes. In addition, several NRC codes were not specifically addressed in the Ohio listing. These.
program codes from the 4/17/95 listing were: 01100,01120,02240,03211, 03213,03233,03235,03611,03612,03613,11220,11221,22130,22161, and 23300. The inspection frequency listing should include all categories of facilities covered by the Agreement. Therefore, the above category differences need to be resolved, either prior to finalizing these regulations, or in guidance to be ,
, issued by the program if you decide not to incorporate the inspection frequencies in Ohio regulations.
l If you have any questions on these comments, please contact me at 301-415-2326 or -
! Dennis Sollenberger at 301-424-2819.
l Sincerely, Odginal Signed By: 1 PAUL H. LOHAUS Paul H. Lohaus, Deputy Director j Office of State Programs l
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1 l, Ohio listing were: 21130, 2512, 3224, 3223, 2209, 50000, and 1121. The ,
I inspection frequencies for these codes appear to be reasonable when compared to l similar NRC o Ohio codes. In addition, several NRC codes were not specifically i addressed in the Ohio listing. These program codes from the 4/17/95 listing were:
l 01100,01120,02240,03211,03213,03233,03235,03611,03612,03613, j- 11220,11221,22130,22161, and.23300. The inspection frequency listing l ould include all categories of facilities covered by the Agreement. Therefore, the l 'ab ve category differences need to be resolved, either prior'to finalizing these '
regu tions,~ or in guidance to be issued by the program if you decide not to incorp ate the inspection frequencies in Ohio regulations.
If you have any q stions on these comments, please contact me at 301-415-2326 or l- Dennis Sollenberger t 301-424-2819.
Sincerely, l
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, DATE: March 12,1997
, TO: MARCIA IIOWARD, PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR j
j FROM: PAUL II. LOHAUS DEPUTY DIRECTOR j OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS l
SUBJECT:
REVIEW OF DRAFT REGULATIONS - SECTIONS 3701-38-021 AND 3701-39-021.
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i Dear Mr. . .- wer Attached you will find rules 3701-38-021 and 3701-39-021. These 2 tVes will be going to our Public Health Council for hearing and rule promulgation process. Since the committees appointed by the Radiation Advisory Council are about half finished with their review of rules, the Bureau of Radiation Protection is promulgating interim rules.
l These rules will be in place until the Advisory Council Committees complete their -
l review. The interim rules are the parts of 10 CFR that would be applicable to a state l program, with some added detail for specific NARM/ NORM applications. A reference date for 10 CFR has intentionally been omitted. According to our Office of Legal Affairs, the state does not want to change its rules with every change in federal rules.
Please review the attached rules and let me know if we have omitted any necessary l items or if we have included pieces of 10 CFR that are not necessary. We can make changes up to March 5,1997. On March 6,1997, it will go before the Public Health l Council for a public hearing. The next step will be the Legislative Joint Rules Review Committee, It will then return to the Public Health Council for final approval and become effective 10 days later. If there are no major problems the rules could have an effective date prior to 4/30/97.
Thank you for your assistance in this review.
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3701-39-021 STANDARDS FOR MANDLING RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL.
(A) EXCEPT FOR A FACILITY THAT IS LICENSED FOR THE DISPOSAL OF
- LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE, AND EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPHS (B) TO (F) OF THIS RULE, ANY FACILITY AS DEFINED IN RULE 3701-38-021 OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE THAT HANDLES NATURALLY OCCURRING OR ACCELERATOR-PRODUCED RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS FOR WHICH A LICENSE IS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 3748 OF THE REVISED CODE AND THIS RULE SHALL COMPLY WITH STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS SET FORT IN 10 C.F.R. PARTS -
19 TO 20, PARTS 30 TO 36, PARTS 39 TO 4 PART 61, PARTS 70 /. l TO 71, AND PART 150, AS IF THOSE SECTIO HAD NOT EXCLUDED l NATURALLY OCCURRING OR ACCELERATOR-PRODUCED MATERIAL. THIS RULE SUPERSEDES ALL PROVISIONS OF CHAPTERS 3701-38, 3701- l 39, 3701-40, 3701-70 AND 3701-71 OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE THAT WERE EFFECTIVE PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 1, 1995, RELATING TO STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE RECEIPT, POSSESSION, USE, STORAGE, INSTALLATION, TRANSFER, SERVICING, AND DISPOSAL OF ,
RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL, INCLUDING THE CLOSURE, DECONTAMINATION, DECOMMISSIONING, RECLAMATION, AND LONG-TERM I SURVEILLANCE AND CARE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL TO THE EXTENT THAT THE PROVISIONS OF THOSE CHAPTERS OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE ARE NOT CONSISTENT WITH THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 3748 OF'THE REVISED CODE AND THIS RULE. STANDARDS SET FORTH FOR M ODUCT MATERIAIt IN 10 c.F.R. PARTS 19 TO 20, PARTS 30 TO4
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3377fRTS 9 TO 4 PART 61, PARTS 70 TO 71, AND PART 150 I SHALL APPLY TO . AS USED IN THIS RULE, " NATURALLY l OCCURRING RADIOACTIVE MATERIE" OR "EQBH" MEANS ANY NUCLIDE THAT IS RADIOACTIVE IN ITS NATURAL PHYSICAL STATE, BUT DOES NOT INCLUDE SOURCE MATERIAL, BYPRODUCT MATERIAL, OR SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL. AS USED IN THIS RULE, " NATURALLY OCCURRING OR ACCELERATOR-PRODUCED RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL" OR "H&BH", MEANS NATURALLY OCCURRING OR ACCELERATOR-PRODUCED RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL, INCLUDING NATURALLY OCCURRING MATERIAL THAT IS TECHNOLOGICALLY ENHANCED, AND THOSE NUCLIDES THAT ARE GENERATED IN A CHARGED PARTICLE ACCELERATOR BUT DOES NOT INCLUDE SOURCE MATERIAL, BYPRODUCT MATERIAL, OR SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL. AS USED IN THIS RULE, " TECHNOLOGICALLY ENHANCED" MEANS THE CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OR PHYSICAL STATE OF NATURAL SOURCES OF RADIATION HAVE BEEN ALTERED OR THE POTENTIAL EXPOSURE PATHWAYS OF NATURAL SOURCES OF RADIATION TO HUMANS HAVE BEEN ALTERED TO INCREASE THE HUMAN RADIATION EXPOSURE. IN ALL CASES WHERE THE " COMMISSION" OR " NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION" IS REFERENCE TO 20, PARTS 30 TO 36, PARTS 39 TO 4 ,fN10C.F.R. PART 61, PARTS PARTS 7019 TO /
71, AND PART 150, THAT TERM SHALL RE ER TO THE DIRECTOR. IN ALL CASES WHERE "SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL" IS REFERENCED, THAT TERM SHALL REFER TO QUANTITIES NOT SUFFICIENT TO FORM A CRITICAL MASS.
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l 3701-39-021 2 (B) NOTWITHSTANDING PARAGRAPH (A) OF.THIS RULE, A FACILITY THAT l HANDLES HABE OF A TYPE AND IN AN AMOUNT NOT MORE THAN THAT i l LISTED IN THIS PARAGRAPH, 10 C.F.R. 30.15, AND 10 C.F.R.
l 30.71 IS EXEMPT FROM LICENSURE AS A HANDLER OF RADIOACTIVE l MATERIAL UNLESS THE DIRECTOR DETERMINES THAT THE DOSE i RECEIVED BY WORKERS OR THE PUBLIC WOULD REACH THE /
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! (1) PERSONS WHO RECEIV2, POSSESS, USE, PROCESS, TRANSFER, TRANSPORT, STORE, DISPOSE, OR COMMERCIALLY DISTRIBUTE:
(a) H&BM OR PRODUCTS THAT CONTAIN NABE OR ARE CONTAMINATED AT CONCENTRATIONS OF (i) 1.0 BECQUEREL PER GRAM (27 PICOCURIES PER GRAM) OR LESS OF TECHNOLOGICALLY ENHANCED RADIUM-226 OR RADIUM-228 IN SOIL, AVERAGED OVER ANY ONE HUNDRED SQUARE METERS, AND AVERAGED OVER THE FIRST FIF EEN CENTIMETERS OF SOIL BELOW THE SURFACE PROVIDED THE RADON EMANATION RATE IS LESS 7.4E-1 BECQUERELS f PER SQUARE METER PER SECOND (JO PICOCURIES PERSQUAREMETERPERSECOND)/
(ii) 1.0 BECQUEREL PER GRAM (27 PICOCURIES PER GRAM) OR LESS OF TECHNOLOGICALLY ENHANCED RADIUM-226 OR RADIUM-228 IN MEDIA OTHER THAN SOIL IN WHICH THE RADON EMANATION RATE IS LESS THAN 7.4E-1 BECQUERELS PER SQUARE METER PER SECOND (20 PICOCURIES PER SQUARE METER PER SECOND);
(iii) 1.85E-1 BECQUEREL PER GRAM (5 PICOCURIES PER GRAM) OR LESS OF TECHNOLOGICALLY ENHANCED RADIUM-226 OR RADIUM-228 IN SOIL, AVERAGED OVER ANY ONE HUNDRED SQUARE METERS, AND s AVERAGED OVER THE FIRST FI TEEN CENTIMETERS OF SOIL BELOW THE SURFAC PROVIDED THE RADON EMANATION RATE IS EQUAL OR REA HAN b 7.4E- 1 BECQUERELS PER SQUARE PER SECOND (20 PICOCURIES PER SQUARE METER PER SECOND);
(iv) 1.853-1 BECQUEREL PER GRAM (5 PICOCURIES PER GRAM) OR LESS OF TECHNOLOGICALLY ENHANCED RADIUM-226 OR RADIUM-228 IN MEDIA OTHER THAN SOIL IN WHICH THE RADON EMANATION RATE IS EQUAL TO OR REA's ' )TMAN 7.45-1 BECQUERELS l PER
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SQUARE METER PER SECOND (20 PICOCURIES PER i SQUARE METER PER SECOND);
(v) 4.995 BECQUERELS PER GRAM (135 PICOCURIES PER s GRAM) OR LESS OF ANY OTHER NARM RADIONUCLIDE ,
IN SOIL, AVERAGED OVER ANY ONE HUNDRED SQUARE j ;
METERS,- AND AVERAGED OVER THE FIRST FIFTEEN CENTIMETERS OF SOIL BELOW THE SURFACE; OR
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(vi) 4.995 BECQUERELS PER GRAM (135 PICOCURIES PER j GRAM) OR LESS OF ANY OTHER NARM RADIONUCLIDE /
IN MEDIA OTHER THAN SOIL.
(b) MATERIALS IN THE RECYCLING PROCESS CONTAMINATED #f WITH SCALE OR RESIDUE NOT OTHERWISE EXEMPTED OR #7 OTHER EQUIPMENT CONTAINING NARM WITH A RADIATIO l EXPOSURE LEVEL THAT DOES NOT EXCEED O.25 2 MICROGRAYS (25 MICRORADS) PER HOUR ABOVE e .
BACKGROUND AT ANY ACCESSIBLE POINT. l (2) THE MANUFACTURE, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL COMMERCIAL l DISTRIBUTION, USE, OR DISPOSAL OF THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS OR MATERIALS, OR THE RECYCLING OF EQUIPMENT USED TO PRODUCE, CONTAIN, OR TRANSPORT THE FOLLOWING:
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(a) POTASSIUM OR POTASSIUM COMPOUNDS THAT HAVE NOT
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(b) FOSSIL FUEL OR BYPRODUCTS FROM FOSSIL FUEL l
COMBUSTION, INCLUDING BOTTOM ASH, FLY ASH, AND FLUE-GAS' EMISSION CONTROL BYPRODUCTS; OR l
l (c) MATERIAL USED FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, INDUSTRIAL
! PROCESSING, SANDBLASTING, METAL CASINGS, OR OTHER NARM IN WHICH THE RADIONUCLIDE CONTENT HAS NOT BEEN CONCENTRATED TO A LEVEL HIGHER THAN IS FOUND IN ITS NATURAL STATE, OR ZIRCONIUM-BEARING SANDS AND l PRODUCTS PRODUCED FROM THOSE SANDS PROVIDED THAT l THE RADIOACTIVE CONSTITUENT IS CONSISTENT WITH THE l
RADIOACTIVE LEVELS STATED IN THE MATERIAL SAFETY
! DATA SHEET ACCOMPANYING THE ZIRCONIUM-BEARING MATERIALS, (3) THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTION, INCLUDING CUSTOM BLENDING, POSSESSION, AND USE OF THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS OR MATERIALS OR THE RECYCLING OF l
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l 3701-39-021 4 EQUIPMENT OR CONTAINERS USED TO PRODUCE, CONTAIN, OR l
!. TRANSPORT THESE PRODUCTS AS FOLLOWS:
l' (a) PHOSPHATE OR POTASH FERTILIZER; i
(b) PHOSPHOGYPSUM FOR AGRICULTURAL USES IF SUCH
-COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTION AND USES MEET THE
- REQUIREMENTS OF 40 C.F.R. 61.204; OR l
(c) MATERIALS USED.FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IF THE l MATERIALS CONTAIN NARM THAT HAS NOT BEEN i CONCENTRATED TO HIGHER LEVELS TFAN FOUND IN ITS NATURAL STATE.
THE EXEMETIONS CONTAINED IN THIS PARAGRAPH DO NOT APPLY TO THE MANUFACTURE OF PHOSPHATE OR POTASH FERTILIZER.
(4) THE POSSESSION, STORAGE, USE, TRANSPORTATION, OR COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL GAS AND NATURAL GAS PRODUCTS OR OF CRUDE OIL AND CRUDE OIL PRODUCTS CONTAINING NARM. THE EXEMPTIONS CONTAINED IN THIS PARAGRAPH DO NOT APPLY TO THE PROCESSING OF NATURAL GAS l OR CRUDE OIL OR THE MANUFACTURE OF NATURAL GAS PRODUCTS OR CRUDE OIL PRODUCTS CONTAINING NARM.
(5) POSSESSION OF PRODUCED WATERS FROM CRUDE OIL OR NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION PROVIDED THAT THE PRODUCED WATERS ARE l REINJECTED IN A WELL APPROVED BY THE UNITED STATES l ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY OR DISCHARGED UNDER THE
! AUTHORITY OF THE J_7NITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION l AGENCY.
l I (6) THE POSSESSION, STORAGE, USE, TRANSPORTATION OR COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTION OF COMPRESSED GASES AND COMPRESSED GAS PRODUCTS CONTAINING NARM. THE EXEMPTIONS CONTAINED IN THIS PARAGRAPH DO NOT APPLY TO THE PROCESSING OF COMPRESSED GAS OR COMPRESSED GAS PRODUCTS CONTAINING NARM.
l (7) THE POSSESSION, STORAGE, USE, TRANSPORTATION AND COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTION, WHEN NOT INTENDED FOR MEDICAL USE, OF THE FOLLOWING:
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1 3701-39-021 5 RADIONUCLIDE QUANTITY IN QUANTITIES IN MBQ MICROCURIES COBALT 57 100 3.7 GALLIUM 67 100 3.7 GOLD 195 10 0.37 INDIUM 111 100 3.7 !
IODINE 123 100 3.7 1 IRON 52 10 0.37 RADIUM 224,226, 0.10 0.0037 228 l RUBIDIUM 81 10 0.37 l SODIUM 22 10 0.37 l (8) PRODUCTS OR MATERIALS CONTAINING NARM DISTRIBUTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH A SPECIFIC LICENSE OR AN EQUIVALENT LICENSE ISSUED BY A CONFERENCE OF RADIATION CONTROL l PROGRAM DIRECTORS (CRCPD) LICENSING STATE OR ANOTHER NARM LICENSING STATE OR _ UNITED S_TATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION AGREEMENT STATE.
(9) A COMPONENT OF A PARTICLE ACCELERATOR THAT BECOMES l RADIOACTIVE AS PART OF THE PARTICLE ACCELERATOR OPERATION UNLESS THE RADIOACTIVE COMPONENT IS REMOVED FROM THE IMMEDIATE PROXIMITY OF THE PARTICLE ACCELERATOR, OR IS ALTERED IN PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL FORM.
I (C) NOTWITHSTANDING PARAGRAPH (A OF THIS RULE, ANY FACILITY THAT HANDLES NARM FOR WHICH ICENSE IS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER g
3748 OF THE _ REVISED C_ ODE DO S NOT HAVE TO COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING STANDARDS OR REQUIREMENTS AS INDICATED:
(1) INFORMATION COLLECTION AND THE UNITED STATES OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET (OMB) APPROVAL PROVISIONS OF 10 C.F.R. 30.8, 10 C.F.R. 31.4, 10 C.F.R. 32.8, 10 C.F.R. 33.8, 10 C.F.R. 34.8, 10 C.F.R. 35.8, 10 C.F.R.
l 36.8, 10 C.F.R. 39.8, 10 C.F.R. 40.8, 10 C.F.R. 61.8, 10 C.F.R. 70.8, AND 10 C.F.R. 71.6.
(2) REFERENCES REQUIRING COMMUNICATION TO THE UNITED STATES s NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION. INSTEAD, TiiE REQUTRED COMMUNICATION SHALL BE DIRECTED TO THE DIRECTOR, OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, P.O. BOX 118, COLUMBUS, OHIO
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- l. 43266-0118. AN INCIDENT OR A MISADMINISTRATION REQUIRING REPORTING SHALL BE MADE BY CALLING (614)644-2727, i (3) REFERENCES TO WRITTEN INTERPRETATIONS BY THE _ UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION CONTAINED IN 10
! C.F.R. 30.5, 10 C.F.R. 36.5, 10 C.F.R. 37.5, 10 C.F.R.
l 40.6, 10 C.F.R. 61.5, 10 C.F.R. 70.6, AND 10 C.F.R. 71.2.
(4) REFERENCES TO THE IMPORT .OR EXPORT OF SOURCE, BYPRODUCT, AND SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL.
(5) REFERENCES TO ANY FEES. INSTEAD,. FEES SHALL BE i ASSESSED AND COLLECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH C_HAPTER 3748 OF THE _ REVISED C_ ODE AND RULE 3701-38-021 OF THE A_DMINISTRATIVE CODE.
l (6) REFERENCES.TO ANY ENFORCEMENT, OR CIVIL OR CRIMINAL PENALTIES. INSTEAD, ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES AND CIVIL T OR CRIMINAL PENALTIES SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 3748 OF THE REVISED C_ ODE.
(D) NOTWITHSTANDING PARAGRAPH (A) OF THIS RULE REQUIREMENTS AND l
STANDARDS SET FORTH IN 10 C.F.R. PARTS 19 TO 20, PARTS 30 TO l 36, PARTS 39 TO 44 PART 61, PARTS 70 TO 71, AND PART 150 I SHALL NOT BE EFFECTIVE TO THE EXTENT THAT THE PROVISION OR -
l PART THEREOF IS NOT CONSISTENT WITH CHAPTER 3748. AS SUCH, l
REFERENCES TO SELF-INSURANCE FINANCIAL ASSURANCE l ARRANGEMENTS IN 10 C.F.R. 30.35 ARE NOT EFFECTIVE AS THE PROVISION CONFLICTS WITH PARAGRAPH (I) (3) OF SECTION 3748.04 l OF THE _ REVISED CODE. .
(E) NOTWITHSTANDING PARAGRAPH (A) OF THIS RULE, THE REQUIREMENTS OF 10 C.F.R. PART 35 ARE IN ADDITION TO ANY APPLICABLE LICENSING REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN CHAPTER 4773 OF THE l~ _R,EVISED CODE.
(F) NOTWITHSTANDING PARAGRAPH (A) OF THIS RULE, IN ADDITION TO THE LISTED CERTIFYING BODIES FOR INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHERS CONTAINED IN PARAGRAPH (b) (5) OF 10 C.F.R. 34.11, THE l DIRECTOR MAY ACCEPT A CERTIFICATION BY THE CONFERENCE OF I
RADIATION CONTROL PROGRAM DIRECTORS (CRCPD), THE STATE OF
- TEXAS INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHER CERTIFICATION, OR ANY OTHER CERTIFYING BODY APPROVED BY THE' DIRECTOR.
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3701-39-021 7 (H) INFORMATION PROVIDED BY A LICENSEE OR APPLICANT FOR A LICENSE OR LICENSE RENEWAL THAT CONSTITUTES A " TRADE SECRET" AS DEFINED IN SECTION 1333.61 OF THE REVISED CODE IS NOT SUBJECT TO PUBLIC DISCLOSURE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1333.51 OF THE REVISED CODE.
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Rule authorized by: section 3748.04 Rule amplifies: sections 3748.01 to 3748.07, 3748.10 to 3748.11, 3748.13 to 3748.22, 3748.99 Five-year review date:
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3701-38-021 APPLICATION, RENEWAL, AND INSPECTION FEES. ISSUANCE.
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FACILITY THAT PROPOSES TO HANDLE RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL FOR
- WHICH LICENSURE IS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 3748 OF THE REVISED
! CODE AND RULE 3701-39-021 OF THE &DMINISTRATIVE CODE SHALL i APPLY FOR A LICENSE, LICENSE AMENDMENT, OR RENEWAL IN l ACCORDANCE WITH THIS RULE. APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE,
- LICENSE AMENDMENT, OR RENEWAL SHALL BE MADE ON A FORM
! PRESCRIBED AND PROVIDED BY THE DIRECTOR AND SHALL BE
{ ACCOMPANIED BY A FEE AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (B) OF THIS RULE. A LICENSE ISSUED UNDER THIS RULE SHALL EXPIRE FIVE i YEARS FROM THE DATE OF ISSUANCE. AS USED IN THIS RULE, A
" FACILITY" MEANS AS DEFINED IN PARAGRAPH (H) OF 3748.01 OF .
! THE REVISED CODE AND ALL BUILDINGS, EQUIPMENT, STRUCTURES, {
AND OTHER STATIONARY ITEMS THAT ARE LOCATED ON A SINGLE SITE OR ON CONTIGUOUS OR ADJACENT SITES AND THAT ARE OWNED OR OPERATED BY THE SAME PERSON. HOWEVER, IN THE CASE OF A SITE OR CONTIGUOUS OR ADJACENT SITES THAT ARE OWNED BY THE SAME PERSON AND ON WHICH TWO OR MORE ESTABLISHMENTS ARE LOCATED, EACH PORTION OF THE SITE OR CONTIGUOUS OR ADJACENT SITES AND THE BUILDINGS, EQUIPMENT, STRUCTURES, AND OTHER STATIONARY ITEMS LOCATED THEREON THAT IS OCCUPIED BY AN ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS NOT OWNED OR OPERATED BY THE SAME PARENT CORPORATION AS, OR DOES NOT HAVE COMMON CORPORATE OR BUSINESS INTERESTS IN OR WITH, ANOTHER ESTABLISHMENT LOCATED THEREON IS A SEPARATE FACILITY; AND, IN THE CASE OF A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE THAT IS SO LOCATED AND THAT IS OCCUPIED BY TWO OR MORE ESTABLISHMENTS, EACH PORTION OF THE BUILDING OR STRUCTURE AND THE EQUIPMENT AND OTHER STATIONARY ITEMS LOCATED THEREIN THAT IS OCCUPIED BY AN ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS NOT OWNED OR OPERATED BY THE SAME PARENT CORPORATION AS, OR DOES NOT HAVE COMMON CORPORATE OR BUSINESS INTERESTS IN OR WITH, ANOTHER ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS LOCATED THEREIN IS A SEPARATE FACILITY. AS USED IN THIS RULE, " ESTABLISHMENT" MEANS AN ECONOMIC UNIT GENERALLY AT A SINGLE PHYSICAL LOCATION WHERE BUSINESS IS CONDUCTED OR WHERE SERVICES OR INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS ARE PERFORMED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE DEFINITION OF " FACILITY", THE DIRECTOR MAY ISSUE A NEW LICENSE TO INCLUDE SITES NOT CONTIGUOUS OR ADJACENT, PROVIDED THAT:
- 1) THE SITES ARE OWNED OR OPERATED BY THE SAME PERSON;
- 2) THE SITES ARE IN THE SAME LICENSE CATEGORY;
- 3) THE APPLICANT FOR A LICENSE PROVIDES FOR ONE RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER, OR IF APPLICABLE, ONE RADIATION SAFETY COMMITTEE AS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL SITES; AND
- 4) THE DIRECTOR IS REASONABLY SATISFIED FROM THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THE APPLICATION THAT THE APPLICANT WILL ADEQUATELY CONTROL RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL AT ALL SITES LISTED IN THE LICENSE APPLICATION.
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ANY LICENSE ISSUED UNDER PARAGRAPH (A)(1) TO (A)(4) OF
- l THIS RULE SHALL BE RENEWED PROVIDED THAT THE LICENSEE DEMONSTRATES CONTINUED COMPLIANCE WITH THIS PARAGRAPH, r CHAPTER 3748 OF THE REVISED CODE AND THE RULES ADOPTED I l THEREUNDER. ANY APPLICANT APPLYING TO INCLUDE SITES l NOT CONTIGUOUS OR ADJACENT SHALL PAY AN ADDITIONAL FEE FOR EACH NON-CONTIGUOUS OR NON-ADJACENT SITE PROPOSED IN THE APPLICATION. THIS ADDITIONAL FEE SHALL BE FIFTY PERCENT OF THE APPLICABLE NEW LICENSE, INSPECTION FEE l PER LICENSE CYCLE, LICENSE RENEWAL, AND LICENSE AMENDMENT FEES FOR EACH SITE AS THOSE FEES ARE SET FORTH IN PARAGRAPH (B) OF THIS RULE, UNLESS THE PARTICULAR FEE IS DESIGNATED AS " FULL COST" IN PARAGRAPH (G)(2) OF THIS RULE OR APPENDIX & TO THIS RULE.
(B) THE LICENSE FEE FOR A RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSE SHALL BE IN AN AMOUNT IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPENDIX & OF THIS RULE.
i (1) LICENSE APPLICATION AND RENEWAL FEES ARE NOT REFUNDABLE.
I (2) THE DIRECTOR SHALL CONSIDER THE' APPLICATION ABANDONED j IF THERE IS NO REPLY TO A REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL l INFORMATION DURING AN APPLICATION REVIEW WITHIN SIXTY l DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THE INFORMATION REQUEST BY THE i DEPARTMENT. FUTURE CONSIDERATION FOR A LICENSE OR l AMENDMENT WILL REQUIRE A NEW APPLICATION ACCOMPANIED BY
! THE APPROPRIATE FEE.
! (3) FEES STATED AS FULL COST IN APPENDIX A TO THIS RULE i SHALL BE INVOICED QUARTERLY AND SHALL BE DETERMINED AS THE CURRENT SALARY, FRINGE BENEFITS, AND INDIRECT COST RATES OF THE REVIEW STAFF FOR THE NUMBER OF HOURS SPENT ON THE' REVIEW AND IN TRAVEL, AND THE COST OF ANY SPECIAL CONTRACTORS AS DETERMINED NECUSSARY BY THE DIRECTOR. TRAVEL EXPENSES SHALL ALSO BE INVOICED AND SHALL BE CALCULATED AT THE RATE DETERMINED BY RULE 126-1-02 OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE.
(4) AN AMENDMENT TO A LICENSE THAT RESULTS IN A CHANGE TO A LICENSE CATEGORY WITH A HIGHER FEE WILL BE INVOICED AT AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE FEE FOR THE CURRENT CATEGORY AND THE ONE TO WHICH THE AMENDED LICENSE SHALL ESCALATE, PRORATED. THE PRORATED FEE SHALL BE CALCULATED BASED ON MONTHLY INTERVALS AND SHALL BE CHARGED FROM THE FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH THE
-AMENDMENT IS EFFECTIVE UNTIL THE END OF THE CURRENT l LICENSE PERIOD.
(C) THE DIRECTOR SHALL GRANT A LICENSE TO ANY APPLICANT WHO HAS i
SUBMITTED A COMPLETE APPLICATION, PAID THE REQUIRED FEE,
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(B)(3) OF THIS RULE, AND IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH CHAPTER 3748 l OF THE REVISED CODE AND THE RULES ADOPTED THEREUNDER.
I (D) A HANDLER OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL THAT IS CURRENTLY l REGISTERED WITH A REGISTRATION EXPIRING WITHIN THIRTY DAYS l l 'OlF THE EFFECTIVE DTTE OF THI57 ULE SHALL APPLY FOR A LICENSE i TO HANDLE RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL WITHIN NINETY DAYS OF THE i EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS RULE. HOWEVER, IN THE CASE OF A REGISTRANT APPLYING FOR A BROAD SCOPE LICENSE, THE APPLICANT
- MAY APPLY WITHIN TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY DAYS FROM THE i EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS RULE, PROVIDED THAT THE APPLICANT l
- PROVIDES THE DIRECTOR WRITTEN NOTICE AND OTHER INFORMATION i i ON A FORM PROVIDED TO THE DIRECTOR THAT THE APPLICANT
- INTENDS TO FILE A BROAD SCOPE LICENSE APPLICATION. THE l ' NOTICE OF INTENT SHALL BE ACCOMPANIED BY THE LICENSE APPLICATION FEE.
! /(E) LICENSES SHALL BE RENEWED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STANDARD j sp RENEWAL PROCEDURE ESTABLISHED IN CHAPTER 4745 OF THE REVISED
/ , CODE. A LICENSEE SHALL APPLY FOR RENEWAL OF THE LICENSE AT
,4 LEAST NINETY DAYS PRIOR TO THE EXPIRATION DATE OF THE CURRENT LICENSE.
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- FOR A LICENSE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND j OPERATION OF A FACILITY FOR THE DISPOSAL OF LOW-LEVEL
- RADIOACTIVE WASTE.
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! (G) THE DEPARTMENT SHALL CHARGE AN INSPECTION FEE TO A RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSEE IN ACCORDANCE WITH &PPENDIX &
TO THIS RULE. THE INSPECTION FEE COVERS ANY ROUTINE INSPECTIONS DUE DURING THE EFFECTIVE. PERIOD OF THE LICENSE AS PROVIDED IN APPENDIX B TO THIS RULE, ONE FOLLOW-UP INSPECTION AS DETERMINED TO BE NECESSARY BY THE DIRECTOR, AND MINOR LICENSE' AMENDMENTS THAT THE DIRECTOR DETERMINES DO NOT REQUIRE REVIEW BY MEMBERS OF THE TECHNICAL STAFF, AND OTHER REGULATORY, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH INSPECTIONS-IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 3748.22 OF THE REVISED CODE.
(1) THE ROUTINE INSPECTION FEE WILL BE BILLED WITH FIVE EQUAL ANNUAL INVOICES EACH REPRESENTING TWENTY PERCENT OF THE INSPECTION FEE LISTED IN APPENDIX & TO THIS RULE.
(2) FEES FOR NON-ROUTINE INSPECTIONS WILL BE INVOICED AT A BASE FEE OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS PLUS THE COST OF INSPECTION STAFF AT CURRENT SALARY, FRINGE BENEFITS, AND INDIRECT COST RATES FOR THE NUMBER OF HOURS SPENT !
ON THE INSPECTION, TRAVEL, AND INSPECTION REPORT.
TRAVEL EXPENSES SHALL ALSO BE INVOICED AND SHALL BE CALCULATED AT THE RATE DETERMINED BY RULE 126-1-02 OF
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- - j 1 1 l THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE. NON-ROUTINE INSPECTIONS MAY l INCLUDE: j (a) RECIPROCITY INSPECTIONS; (b) INSPECTIONS PERFORMED AS A RESULT OF AN INCIDENT INVESTIGATION; (c) A PRELICENSE INSPECTION FOR A NEW LICENSE APPLICANT THAT THE DIRECTOR DETERMINES IS NECESSARY TO ASSESS THE ADEQUACY OF THE KANDLER'S RADIATION SAFETY PROGRAM RELATIVE TO THE CONDITIONS OF USE SET FORTH BY THE APPLICANT IN THE LICENSE APPLICATION; (d) ANY ADDITIONAL COMPLIANCE INSPECTION THAT THE DIRECTOR DETERMINES IS NECESSARY BEYOND THE FOLLOW-UP INSPECTION; AND (e) A CLOSE-OUT INSPECTION AT LICENSE TERMINATION.
(H) NOTWITHSTANDING PARAGRAPH (C) OF RULE 3701-71-03 OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE OR PARAGRAPH (G) OF THIS RULE, DURING THE PERIOD THAT THE DEPARTMENT IS ASSESSING A FEE PURSUANT TO RULE 3701-71-03 OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE, A HANDLER THAT POSSESSES BOTH A STATE OF QHIO LICENSE FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL AND A LICENSE ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION FOR SOURCE, BYPRODUCT, OR SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL WILL BE CHARGED THE GREATER AMOUNT OF ,
I EITHER THE ANNUAL INVOICED INSPECTION FEE PER LICENSE CYCLE AS SET FORTH IN APPENDIX & TO THIS RULE AND-INVOICED l ACCORDING TO PARAGRAPH (G)OF THIS EULE, OR THE ANNUAL I ASSESSMENT FEE ESTABLISHED IN RULE 3701-71-03 OF THE T y '
. ADMINISTRATIVE CODE. 7 (I) A LICENSEE THAT HOLDS A VALID HNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION LICENSE FOR SOURCE, BYPRODUCT, OR SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE AGREEMENT WILL BE DEEMED TO HOLD A LICENSE AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (C) OF SECTION 3748.03 OF THE REVISED CODE. THE LICENSE SHALL EXPIRE NINETY DAYS AFTER THE HOLDER RECEIVES A NOTICE OF EXPIRATION FROM THE DEPARTMENT OR ON THE DATE OF EXPIRATION SPECIFIED IN THE LICENSE ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION, WHICHEVER IS LATER, PROVIDED THAT NO SUCH LICENSE SHALL EXPIRE DURING THE NINETY DAYS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE AGREEMENT. THE DEPARTMENT MAY EXTEND A CURRENT LICENSE AN ADDITIONAL NINETY DAYS AFTER EXPIRATION IF THE LICENSE WOULD EXPIRE DURING THE INITIAL NINETY DAYS OF THE AGREEMENT.
(J) NOTWITHSTANDING PARAGRAPH (G) OF THIS RULE, A FACILITY THAT ELECTS TO QUALIFY AS A SMALL ENTITY AS DEFINED IN 10 C A L.
2.810 SHALL PAY AN ANNUAL AMOUNT FOR AN INSPECTION FEE AS
3701-38-021 5 LISTED BELOW AND INVOICED ACCORDING TO (G)OF THIS RULE:
(1) IN THE CASE OF A SMALL ENTITY THAT MEETS THE DEFINITION AS A SMALL BUSINESS UNDER 10 C.F.R. 2.810(A)(1) OR A SMALL ORGANIZATION UNDER 10 C.F.R. 2.810(B), TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IF IT HAS GROSS ANNUAL RECEIPTS OF THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND TO FIVE MILLION DOLLARS, OR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IF IT HAS GROSS ANNUAL RECEIPTS LESS THAN THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS; (2) IN THE CASE OF A SMALL ENTITY THAT MEETS THE DEFINITION AS A SMALL BUSINESS UNDER 10 C.P.R. 2.810(A)(2), TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IF IT HAS THIRTY FIVE TO FIVE HUNDRED EMPLOYEES, OR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IF IT HAS LESS THAN THIRTY FIVE EMPLOYEES; (3) IN THE CASE OF A SMALL ENTITY THAT MEETS THE DEFINITION AS A SMALL GOVERNMENTAL JURISDICTION UNDER 10 C.F.R. 2.810(C), TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IF IT HAS A POPULATION OF TWENTY THOUSAND TO FIFTY THOUSAND, OR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IF IT HAS A POPULATION OF LESS-THAN TWENTY THOUSAND; (4) IN THE CASE OF A SMALL ENTITY THAT MEETS THE DEFINITION AS A SMALL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION UNDER 10 C.F.R. 2.810(D), TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IF IT HAS THIRTY FIVE TO FIVE HUNDRED EMPLOYEES, OR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IF IT HAS LESS THAN THIRTY FIVE EMPLOYEES; TO QUALIFY AS A SMALL ENTITY, A HANDLER SHALL PROVIDE ON A FORM PROVIDED BY THE DIRECTOR, ANY APPROPRIATE CERTIFICATION THAT THE DIRECTOR MAY REQUIRE TO VERIFY THAT THE HANDLER MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF A SMALL ENTITY. A BOARD OF HEALTH OF A CITY OR GENERAL HEALTH DISTRTCT, OR THE AUTHORITY HAVING THE DUTIES OF A BOARD OF HEALTH UNDER SECTION 3709.05 OF THE REVISED CODE OR A HIGH SCHOOL AS DEFINED IN SECTION 3301.16 OF THE REVISED CODE SHALL PAY AN ANNUAL INSPECTION FEE OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, INVOICED ACCORDING TO PARAGRAPH (G) OF THIS RULE.
(K) IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 3748.22 BEVISED CODE, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL CHARGE FEES SUFFICIENT TO COVER ALL COSTS OF REGULATORY, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 3748 OF THE REVISED CODE. THE DIRECTOR SHALL RECOMMEND TO THE RADIATION ADVISORY COUNCIL AND THE PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL CHANGES IN THE RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS FEES IF THE DIRECTOR FINDS THAT FEES DO NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 3748.22 OF THE REVISED CODE.
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Mary Ann Keough, Secretary Public Health Council Date Promulgated under: Chapter 119.
Rule authorized by section 3748.04 Rule amplifies: sections 3748.01 to.3748.07, 3748.10 to 3748.11, i 3746,53 to 3748.22, 3748.99 l Five year review date Prior effective dates none l l
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Fff ~' ~ FEE EXPLANATION ~ ~ ' ~lN WGCTION~NF LICERW LICEA~SF-CATEGORY FEE PER LICENSE RENEWAL AMENDMENT LICENSE CYCLE 1A HOT CELL OPERATION $345.350 00 FULL COST FULL COST FULL COST 18 LICENSES FOR POSSESSON AND USE OF SPECn $5.750.00 $440.00 $*>60.00 $260 00 NUCLEAR MATERIAL IN SEALED SOURCES CONTAMED IN DEVICES USED IN INDUSTRnAL MEASURNG SYSTEMS.
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1C ALL OTHER SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERE LCENSES. 510.700.00 $480.00 $390.00 $240.00 t
EXCEPT LCENSES AUTHORIZING SPECIAL NUCLEAR l
MATERIAL IN UNSF ALED FORM N COMSINATION THAT WOULD CONSTITUTE A CRITICAL QUANTITY 2A LICENSES FOR POSSESSION AND USE OF SOURCE $345.350 00 FULL COST FULLCOST FULLCOST MATERIAL IN RECOVERY OPERATCNS SUCH AS MtLLING. ,
W-SITU LEACHING. HEAP. LEACHING REhlNG UAANIUM MILL CONCENTRATES TO URAN UM HEXAFLUORIDE.
ORE SUYING STATIONS. CN EXCHANGE FACILITIES ANO IN PROCESSING OF ORES CONTAhlNG SOURCE MATERIAL FOR EXTRACTION OF METALS OTHER THAN UMANIUM OR THORtUM INCLUDING LICENSE 8 AUTHORIZING THE POSSES $10N OF SYPRODUCT WASTE MATERIAL (TAILINGS) FROM SOURCE MATER:AL RECOVERY OPERATCNS. AS WELL AS LICENSES AUTHORIZNG THE POSSESSION AND MAINTENANCE OF A FACILITY IN A STAN08Y MODE.
i 28 LICENSES THAT AUTHORIZE THE RECEIPT OF
$204,700.00FULLCOST FULLCOST FULLCOST i SYPRODUCT MATERIAL, AS DEFINED W SECTON 11E(2) !
OF THE ATOMIC ENERGY ACT.FROM OTHER PERSONS FOR POSSESSION AND OtSPOSAL 2C LICENSES THAT AUTHORIZE THE RECEIPT OF SYPRODUCT $32.000.00 FULL COST FULL COST FULL COST MATERIAL. AS DEFINED IN SECTCN 11E(2) OF THE ATOMIC ENERGY ACT. FROM OTHER PERSONS FOR POSSESSION AND DISPOSAL INCCENTAL TO THE DISPOSAL OF THE URANIUM WASTE TAR.NGS GENERATED SY THE LICENSEE'S MtLLNG OPERATCNS 2D ALL OTHER SOURCE MATERIAL LCENSES i $33.900.00I $2,140.00i $1,720.00' $3A0 00 2E LCENSES VWHCH AUTHORIZE THE POSSESSON. USE $2,350.00l $150.00! $120.00i $200.00 ANOCR MSTALLATION OF SOURCE MATER 1AL FOR <
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3A LICENSES OF SROAD SCOPE FOR POSSESSON AND USE $68.700.00f $2.300.00t $1.840.00 $420.00' OF SYPRODUCTidATERIAL ANDOR NARM tBSUED PURSUANT 70 (PARTS 30 AND 33) FOR PROCES8mG OR MANUFACTURING OF ITEMS CONTAMING SYPRODUCT ANOCR NARM MATERIAL FOR CORWERCIAL OsSTRISLm0N
$1,000.001 $800.00t $470.00 38 OTHER LCENSES FOR POSSESSION AND USE OF $22.300.00!
SYPRODUCT MATERIAL ANOCR NARM BSSUED PURSUANT TO (PART ,
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTION 3C 'LCENSES ISSUED PURSUANT TO (32.T2. 32.73. ANOCR
$44,700.00i $3,070.00i $2.460.00I $410 001 32 74) AUTHOR 12WG THE PROCESSING OR ,
' MANUFACTURING ANO DISTRIBUTION OR i I REDISTRISUTCN OF RADCPHARMACEUTICALS.
l CENERATORS. REAGENT KITS ANOCR SOURCES AND ,
l DEVICES CONTAMING SYPRODUCT MATERIAL ANOCR NARM .
$19.350.00' $1,150.00i $920.00 $330.00 30 LCENSES AND APPROVALS ISSUED PUR$UANT TO
($2 72.32 73 ANOCR 32.74) AUTHORIZWG DISTRISUTION 01/23/97 feeSched
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3F LICENSES FOR POSSE $$10N ANO USE OF LESS THAN $15,750 00 $1.150 00 $920 00 $290 00 to 000 CURIES OF BYPRODUCT MATERIAL ANDOR NARM IN SEALED l SOURCES FOR 1RRADIAT10N OF MATERIALS IN WHICH THE SOURCE IS EXPOSED FOR IRRADWTION PURPOSES.
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t FOR 1RRADaTION OF MATERIALS IN WHICH THE SOURCE IS EXPOSED FOR 1RRADIAtl0N PURPOSES THIS ,
! CATEGORY ALSO NCLUDES UNDERWATER l liitRADuTORS FOR 1RRADufl0N OF MATERIALS WHERE l THE SOURCE IS NOT EXPOSED FOR 1RRADIAT10N PURPOSE 8 f
'3H. LCEN8ES ISSUED PURSUANT 70(SUSPART A 0F PART 32) 821.900.00 $1.900.00' $1.520.00 $750.00' ;
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THE LICENSING REQUIREMENTS OF (PART 301 EXCEPT r SPECIFC LICENSES AUTHORIZh0 RED 68TRieUTION OF l l l
- i (TEMS THAT HAVE SEEN AUTHORIZED FOR l DiSTReUTCN TO PERSONS EXEMPT FROM THE LICENSING REOUIREMENTS OF (PART 30) 31 LICENSES ISSUED PURSUANT T0 (SUSPART A 0F PART 32) $39,350.005 $3.550.00f $2.840.00' $750.00
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, TNE LICENSWO REQUIREMENTS 08 (PART 30) EXCEPT FOR l
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. . , i 3J LCENSES ISSUED WRSUANT TO (SuePART S OF PART 32) $18.400.001 $1.390.00i 81.120.00 $250 00: l l
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30 LCENSES FOR POSSESSCN AND USE OF SYPRODUCTMATERnAL $61,200 00 $3.040.00 $2.440.00 $570.00 ANOCR NARM ISSUE 0 PURSUANT 70 (PART 34) FOR ;
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8 DeSPOSE OF WASTE MATERIAL 48 uCENSES SPECFCALLY AUTHORIZmG THE RECEIPT OF WASTE $$8.700 00I 52.830.00i $2.270 00: 3330.0h SYPR00lJCT MATERIAL SOURCE MATERIAL SPECIAL NUCLEAR i
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i 6A uCENSES FOR COMMERCIAL COLLECTION AND LAUNDRY OF ITEMS $$8.300.00 53.870.00 i 53,100.00i 5610.00,
- I CONTAMetATED WrTH SYPRODUCT MATERIAL SOURCE MATERIAL l 'SPECiAL NUCLEAR MATER 4AL ANOCR NARM.
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LCENSES iSSuto PURSuMFr to (PARTS 30,36J0, AND 70) FOR $48.800.001 82,460.001 $1.970.00, $400 00~
7A i e HUMAN USE OF SYPRODUCT MATiR4AL ANOCR NARM. SOURCE
! ' MATERIAL, OR SPECIAL NUCL&AR MATERIAL M SEALED SOURCES I
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FOR $440.00' 79 $1.720.00; l l l
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.TD) AUTHORIZING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, INCLUDING HUMAN 6 I
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' OTHER uCENSES ISSUED PURSUANT 70 (PARTS 30,35. 40. AND 70) $19,750 00i 51,020 00i $820.00 5370 00' 7C FOR HUMAN USE OF SYPRODUCT MATERIAL ANOCR NARM, SOURCE i MA11 RIAL OR SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL DCEPT LCENSES FOR SYPRODUCT MATERIAL ANOCR NARM. SOURCE MATERIAL, OR 01/23/97 foesched
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SA LICENSES FOR POSSESSION ANO USE OF SYPROOUCT MATERat $7.350.00 $580.00 $470 00 $320 00 AN0cm NARM. SOURCE MATERIAL. OR SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL FOR
, CML DEFENSE ACTMTIES 10 syPROoVCT ANOCR NARM. SOURCE. OR SPECA NUCLEAR MATERIAL SEE SPECIFIC FULL COST FULL COST FULL COST LcENSES AND OTHER APPROVALS AUTHORIZING LICENSE DECOMMISSONING, DECONTAMINATION. RECLAMATION, OR SITE FEE RESTORATON ACTMTIES PURSUANT TO(PARTS 30 40 70 AND 72) CATEGORY _ _ _
11 LCENSEES FROM AGREEMENT STATES. NARM UCENSING STATES OR N/A $1,000 00 N/A $160 00 NRC LICENSEES V4*O CONDUCT ACTMTIES WlfHIN THE STATE UNDER RECIPROCITY 12 ACADEMc sROAo SCOPE A e AND C $25.500.00' $2,000.00- $1.680.00 $3303 13 ACADEMIC SMALL QUANTITIES FOR CLASSROOM $7,500.00' $440.00! $360.00 $260.00 LIMITED USE, TEACHING PURPOSES ONLY l
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APPENDIX B ROUTINE INSPECTION FREQUENCY FEE ROGRAM LICENSE TYPE INSP FREO CAT CODE 1A HOT CELL OPERATIONS 3 PER YEAR 18 1C 1C h((
2214 22110 22120/
SNM PLUTONIUM-SEALED SOURCES IN DEVICES SNM PLUTONIUM UNSEALED <A CRITICAL MASS SNM PLUTONIUM-NEUTRON SOURCES <200 GRAMS EVERY 5 YRS /
EVERY 2 YRS EVERY $ YRS 1C 22111 ! SNM U-235 AND/OR U-233 UNSEALED < A CRITICAL MASS EVERY 2 YRS /
1C 22150/ SNM PLUTONIUM-SEALED SOURCES < A CRITICAL MASS EVERY 5 YRS 1C 22151! SNM U-235 AND/OR U-233 SEALED SOURCES < A CRITICAL MASS EVERY 5 YRS 1C/38 2216F 2-- PACEMAKER-8YPRODUCT AND/OR SNM-MFG. AND DISTRIBUTION ANNUAL 2A - 11700/ RARE EARTH EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING EVERY 3 YRS 2E 11210 ! SOURCE MATERIAL SHIELDING 'l EVERY 5 YRS 2A/8/C/D 11800 SOURCE MATERML POSSESSION ONLY EVERY 3 YRS /
i 20 11300t/ SOURCE MATERIAL OTHER>150 KILOGRAMS EVERY 3 YRS
- 20 11200 / SOURCE MATERML OTItER<150 KILOGRAMS EVERY 3 YRS 2D 11230// SOURCE MATERIAL GENERAL UCENSE DISTRl8UTION-40.34 EVERY 5 YRS !
3A 3212[ MANUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUTION BROAD > ANNUAL
} - 38 3214 / MANUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUTION OTHER EVERY 3 YRS l 3C 2500/ NUCLEAR PHARMACIES ANNUAL 3' 3C/30 2511 ! MEDICAL PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION-32.72 PREPARED RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS EVERY 3 YRS l
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2513 3511 MEDICAL PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION-32.73. GENERATORS AND KITS MEDICAL PROOUCT DISTRl8UTION-32.74 SOURCES AND DEVICES IRRADIATORS OTHER < 10000 CURlES EVERY 3 YRS EVERY 3 YRS /
EVERY 3 YRS !
f 3E 3510/ IRRADMTORS SELF SHIELDED <10000 CURIES 5 EVERY 3 YRS !
- L 3E 3520 / IRRADMTORS SELF SHIELDED >10000 CURIES EVERY 3 YRS [
3G 3521 / IRRADMTORS OTHER > 10000 CURIES ANNUAL 3H 3254 / EXEMPT DISTRIBUT10N 32.22 SELF LUMINOUS PRODUCTS EVERY 5 YRS 3H 3255/ EXEMPT DISTRIBUTION-SMOKE DETECTORS EVERY 5 YRS 3H/31 3251/ EXEMPT DISTRIBUTION-CERTAIN ITEMS 31 31 31 3250 /
3252 /
3253 /
EXEMPT DISTRl8UTION 32.11 EXEMPT CONCENTRATIONS AND ITEMS EXEMPT DISTRl8UTION-32.17 RESINS EXEMPT DISTRIBUTION-SMALL QUANTITIES EVERY EVERY 5 YRS EVERY 5 YRS EVERY 5 YRS l
< 3J 3240 GENERAL UCENSE DISTRIBUTION-32.51 EVERY 5 YRS 3J 3241/ "
GENERAL LICENSE DISTR 18UTION 32.53 EVERY 5 YRS V 3J 3243 / GENERAL UCENSE DISTRl8UTION-32.61 EVERY 5 YRS j 3K 3242/ GENERAL UOENSE DISTR 18UTION-32.57 EVERY 5 YRS //j 3K 3244 / GENERAL U CENSE DISTRIBUTION-32.71 EVERY 3 YRS //
! 3L 3610 / RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT BROAD EVERY 2 YRS V
. 3M 3620 / RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OTHER 3 EVERY 4 YRS [
. 3N 3225 # OTHER SERVICES EVERY 3 YRS /
f 3N 3219 DECONTAMINATION SERVICES EVERY 2 YRS /
30 3310/ INSUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY FIXED LOCATION ANNUAL
)j 30 3320/ INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY TEMPORARY JOB SITES ANNUAL / ; '
3P 3221 INSTRUMENT CAU8 RATION SERVICE ONLY SOURCE <100 CURIES EVERY 5 YRS Vj v
3P 3123 / MEASURING SYSTEMS GAS CHROMATOGRAPHS 9 EVERY 5 YRS 3220 !
. 3P LEAK TEST SERVICE r/EVERY $ YRS EVERY 3 YRS O.
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l i 3P 3222 INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION SERVICE ONLY-SOURCEh.100.CUftlf83 . EVERY 3 YRS /~ l
! 3P 3122 / . MEASURING SYSTEMS ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS 3 3P 2400 / VETERINARY NON-HUMAN 1EVERY EVERY 5 YRS 5 YR
$ 3P 3121 MEASURING SYSTEMS PORTABLE GAUGES EVERY 5 YRS /~~
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MEASURING SYSTEMS FIXED GAUGES EVERY 5 YRS 3P 2410 IN VITRO TESTING LABORATORIES EVERY 5 YRS 3P 3P
@3800 LEAK TEST & INSTRUMENT CAllBRATION SERVICE ONLY-SOURCE <100 CURIES l BYPRODUCT MATERIAL POSSESSION ONLY EVERY 5 YRS EVERY 3 YRS 4A 3231 WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITY ANNUAL 4B 3234*/ - WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICE PROCESSING AND/OR REPACKAGING ANNUAL /
4C 3232 WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICE PREPACKAGED ONLY EVERY 2 YRS SA 3110 WELL LOGGING BYPRODUCT AND/OR SNM TRACER AND SEALED SOURCES EVERY 3 YRS /
SA 3111 / WELL LOGGING BYPRODUCT AND/OR SNM SEALED SOURCES ONLY $ EVERY 2 YRS 5A 3112 WELL LOGGING BYPRODUCT ONLY TRACERS ONLY EVERY 3 YRS 58 3113 FIELD FLOODING STUDIES EVERY 3 YRS Q SA 3218 t/ NUCLEAR LAUNDRY LEVERY 3 YRS -
VA 2300 ' TEEETRERAPY 3 ANNUAL 78 2110 MEDICAL INSTITUTION BROAD ANNUAL [
7C 2121 MEDICAL INST lTUTION CUSTOM 5EVERY 2 YRS TC 2201 MEDICAL PRIVATE PRACTICE-CUSTOM 3 EVERY 2 YRS 7C 22204 ! MOBILE NUCLEAR MEDICINE SERVICE QANNUAL 7C 2230 HIGN DOSE RATE REMOTE AFTERLOADER ANNUAL 7C 2231 MOBILE HIGH DOSE RATE REMOTE AFTERLOADER ANNUAL V, 7C 2120 MEDICAL INSTITUTION LIMITED $ EVERY 2 YRS 7C 2 MEDICAL PRIVATE PRACTICE-LIMITED j EVERY 2 YRS 7C GRANDFATHERED IN-VIVO GENERAL MEDICAL USE EVERY 2 YRS ,
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7C 2210 EYE AP5dAf0RS Sr 90 7C 22160 PACEMAKER BYPRODUCT AND/OR SNM MEDICAL INSTITUTION i7EVERY EVERYTYRs 5 YRS (
8A 371Q / CML DEFENSE EVERY 5 YRS /
10 _DE_COMM.lSSIONING OF FACILITIES ANNUAL y 12 1110 # ACADEMIC BROAD SEVERY 2 YR5 V 13 ACADEMIC CLASSROOM USE ONLY EVERY 5 YRS 3, 1
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