ML20217K555
| ML20217K555 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Issue date: | 10/14/1999 |
| From: | Lohaus P NRC OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS (OSP) |
| To: | GENERAL |
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| ML20217K559 | List: |
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| NUDOCS 9910260184 | |
| Download: ML20217K555 (3) | |
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SUBJECT:
AGREEMENT WITHIHE STATE OF' OHIO' E >
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- We are pleased to announce that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has approved an j 4
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regulatory authority over certain radioactive materials to the State. ;The Agreement is
- authorized by Section 274b of the Atomic Energy Acta The Agreement,'together with the" Commission's regulations in.10 CIER Part 150, describes the t
, full scope of the transferred authority. We have published the , Agreement in the Federal Register, and posted it at the NRC Intemet website.(http//www.nrc. gov).' To view the m Agreement, click on the News and information icon, then select " Staff Papers" under the
'" Commission" heading / The Agreement, with supporting documentation, is in the Comm. . sion paper numbered SECY-99-179. :The Part 150 regulations may also be viewed at the NRC website; We have transferred most of the NRC licensees based in Ohio to the State. Federal Govemment agencies,=and licenses that authorize special nuclear material in greater than -
, : formula quantities, will remain under NRC jurisdiction.. Ohio will recognize the transferred NRC
= licenses as Ohio licenses until they expire, or until the State issues a new license. Please note .
this if you transfer materials to licensed users in Ohio. In addition, NRC licensees outside Oh o
- that use or plan to use radioactive material within the State should contact the State for information regarding the use of such material under reciprocity.
L Questions regarding the status of Ohio licenses or communications involving reciprocity should be addressed to:
Mr. Roger L. Suppes, Chief Telephone: (614) 644-2727 Bureau of Radiation Protection E-Mail: rsuppes @ g w.odh. state.oh.us Ohio Department of Health P.O. Box 118 Columbus, OH 43266-0118-If'you'have any questions regarding this letter or the status of your license, please contact the !
Bureau of Radiation Protection, or the Division of Nuclear Materials Safety in your NRC Region.
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TO: ALL NRC LICENSEES
SUBJECT:
AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE O? UHIO We are pleased to announce that the Nuclear Regul tory Commission (NRC) has approved an Agreement with the State of Ohio. Effective on Augugt 31,1999, the Agreement transfers regulatory authority over certain radioactive materials {to the State. The Agreement is authorized by section 274b of the Atomic Energy Act.
The Agreement, together with the Commission's regulations in 10 CFR Part 150, describes the full scope of the transferred authority. We have publ shed the Agreement in the Federal Reaister. and posted it at the NRC Internet website. To view the Agreement, click on the News and Information icon, then select " Staff Papers" und r the " Commission" heading. The Agreement, with supporting documentation, is in the ommission paper numbered SECY 179. The Part 150 regulations may slso be viewed at the NRC website.
We have transferred most of the NRC licensees baked in Ohio to the State. Fede Government agencies, and licenses that authorize special nuclear material in greater than l formula quantities, will remain under NRC jurisdictioh. Ohio will recognize the transferred NRC l licenses as Ohio licenses until they expire, or until the State issues a new license. Please note
' this if you transfer materials to licensed users in Oh'o.
NRC licensees outside Ohio that use radoactive mpl terial within the Stat State for information regarding reciprocir,. You should address the communications to:
Mr. Roger L. Suppes, Chief i
' Bureau of Radiation Protection l Ohio Department of Health P.O. Box 118 Columbus, OH 43206-0118 1
If you have any. questions regarding this letter or tie status of your license, please contact the Bureau of Radiation Protection, or the Division of Waterial Nuclear Safety in your NRC region.
PauljH. Lohaus, Director Office of State Programs cc: Roger L. Suppes, OH
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TO: ALL NRC LICENSEES
SUBJECT:
AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE OF OHIO l
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' We are pleased to announce that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has approved an
, Agreement with the State of Ohio. Effective on August 31,1999, the Agreement transfers ,
regulatory authority over certain radioactive materials to the State. The Agreement is !
authorized by Section 274b of the Atomic Energy Act.
The Agreement, together with the Commission's regulations in 10 CFR Part 150, describes the full scope of the transferred authority. We have published the Agreement in the Federal .
Reoister, and posted it at the NRC Intemet website (http://www.nrc. gov). To view the .
Agreement, click on the News and information icon, then select " Staff Papers" under the !
" Commission" heading. The Agreement, with supporting documentation, is in the Commission !
paper numbered SECY 99-179. The Part 150 regulations may also be viewed at the NRC l website.
We have transferred most of the NRC licensees based in Ohio to the State. Federal l Govemment agencies, and licenses that authorize special nuclear material in greater than l formula quantities, will remain under NRC jurisdiction. Ohio will recognize the transferred NRC !
licenses as Ohio licenses until thay expire, or until the State issues a new license. Please note !
this if you transfer materials to licensed users in Ohio. In addition, NRC licensees outside Ohio j that use or plan to use radioactive material within the State should contact the State for j ir. formation regarding the use of such material under reciprocity. l Questions regarding the status of Ohio licenses or communications involving reciprocity should j be addressed to:
l Mr. Roger L. Suppes, Chief Telephone: (614) 644-2727 l Bureau of Radiation Protection E Mail: rsuppes@gw.odh. state.oh.us Ohio Department of Health ;
P.O. Box 118 i Columbus, OH 43266-0118 l If you have any questions regarding this letter or the status of your license, please contact the Bureau of Radiation Protection, or the Ulvision of Nuclear Materials Safety in your NRC Region.
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Pa .L aus or Offic oTstate Prog ms cc: Roger L. Suppes, OH
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