May 11, 2006

Mr. Paul Schmidt, Chief

Radiation Protection Section

Division of Public Health

Department of Health and Family Services

PO Box 2659

Madison, WI 53701-2659

Dear Mr. Schmidt:

We have reviewed the proposed regulations in Wisconsin Administrative Code, Chapter HFS

157 entitled, “Radiation Protection,”received by our office on March 14, 2006. The regulations

were reviewed by comparison to the equivalent Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) rules in

10 CFR Parts 20, 30, 32, 35, 40, 70, and 71 and the requirements of the six amendments

identified in the enclosed State Regulation Status (SRS) Data Sheet. We discussed our review

of the regulations with Jason Hunt on May 11, 2006.

As a result of our review, we have 19 comments that have been identified in the enclosure. 

Please note that we have limited our review to regulations required for compatibility and/or

health and safety. Under our current procedure, a finding that the Wisconsin regulations meet

the compatibility and health and safety categories of the equivalent NRC regulation may only be

made based on a review of the final Wisconsin regulations. However, we have determined that

if your proposed regulations were adopted, incorporating our comments and without other

significant change, they would meet the compatibility and health and safety categories

established in the Office of State and Tribal Programs (STP) Procedure SA-200.

We request that when the proposed regulations are adopted and published as final regulations,

a copy of the “as published” regulations be provided to us for review. As requested in STP

Procedure SA-201, “Review of State Regulatory Requirements,” please highlight the final

changes and provide a copy to STP.

The SRS Data Sheet summarizes our knowledge of the status of other Wisconsin regulations,

as indicated. Please let us know if you note any inaccuracies, or have any comments on the

information contained in the SRS Data Sheet. This letter, including the SRS Data Sheet, is posted

on the STP website: http://www.hsrd.ornl.gov/nrc/rulemaking.htm.

If you have any questions regarding the comments, the compatibility and health and safety

categories, or any of the NRC regulations used in the review, please contact me, or Osiris Siurano

at 301-415-2307 or by e-mail at OSP@nrc.gov.

Sincerely,

\RA By K.N. Schneider For\

Dennis K. Rathbun, Deputy Director

Office of State and Tribal Programs

Enclosures:

As stated
May 11, 2006

Mr. Paul Schmidt, Chief

Radiation Protection Section, Division of Public Health

Department of Health and Family Services

PO Box 2659

Madison, WI 53701-2659

Dear Mr. Schmidt:

We have reviewed the proposed regulations in Wisconsin Administrative Code, Chapter HFS 157

entitled, “Radiation Protection,”received by our office on March 14, 2006. The regulations were

reviewed by comparison to the equivalent Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) rules in 10 CFR

Parts 20, 30, 32, 35, 40, 70, and 71 and the requirements of the six amendments identified in the

enclosed State Regulation Status (SRS) Data Sheet. We discussed our review of the regulations

with Jason Hunt on May 11, 2006.

As a result of our review, we have 19 comments that have been identified in the enclosure. Please

note that we have limited our review to regulations required for compatibility and/or health and

safety. Under our current procedure, a finding that the Wisconsin regulations meet the

compatibility and health and safety categories of the equivalent NRC regulation may only be made

based on a review of the final Wisconsin regulations. However, we have determined that if your

proposed regulations were adopted, incorporating our comments and without other significant

change, they would meet the compatibility and health and safety categories established in the

Office of State and Tribal Programs (STP) Procedure SA-200.

We request that when the proposed regulations are adopted and published as final regulations, a

copy of the “as published” regulations be provided to us for review. As requested in STP

Procedure SA-201, “Review of State Regulatory Requirements,” please highlight the final changes

and provide a copy to STP.

The SRS Data Sheet summarizes our knowledge of the status of other Wisconsin regulations, as

indicated. Please let us know if you note any inaccuracies, or have any comments on theinformation

contained in the SRS Data Sheet. This letter, including the SRS Data Sheet, is posted on the STP

website: http://www.hsrd.ornl.gov/nrc/rulemaking.htm. If you have any questions regarding the

comments, the compatibility and health and safety categories, or any of the NRC regulations used in

the review, please contact me, or Osiris Siurano at 301-415-2307 or by e-mail at OSP@nrc.gov.

 Sincerely,

\RA By K.N. Schneider For\

Dennis K. Rathbun, Deputy Director

Office of State and Tribal Programs

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COMPATIBILITY COMMENTS ON WISCONSIN PROPOSED REGULATIONS

STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

1 HFS157.03

(57r)

10 CFR 71.4 2004-1 B Definition – Certificate of

Compliance 

Wisconsin’s proposed definition of

“Certificate of Compliance”

includes a reference to subpart I of

10 CFR 71. This subpart is not

included in the new NRC

amendment. 

Wisconsin needs to remove

subpart I as a reference within this

section to meet the Compatibility

Category B designation assigned

to 10 CFR 71.4. 

2 HFS 157.03 10 CFR 71.4 2004-1 B Definition – DOT

Wisconsin omits the definition of

“DOT” within HFS 157.03. 

Wisconsin needs to adopt this

definition to meet the Compatibility

Category B designation assigned

to 10 CFR 71.4

3 HFS 157.03

(198)

10 CFR 71.4 2004-1 B Definition – Low Specific

Activity (LSA)

Wisconsin omits the introductory

paragraph which generally defines

“Low Specific Activity (LSA).”

Wisconsin needs to include the

general introductory definition of

“Low Specific Activity (LSA)” to

meet the Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to 10 CFR

71.4. 
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

4 HFS 157.03

(210)

10 CFR 35.2 2002-2 B Definition of an Authorized

Medical Physicist 

- HFS 157.03(210) (a) through (c)

is identical to 10 CFR 35.961,

which requires board certification

as an alternative to meet the

qualifications for becoming an

authorized medical physicist. 10

CFR Part 35.961 is no longer in

effect after October 24, 2005, and

is being replaced by 10 CFR Part

35.51.

Wisconsin needs to delete

sections (a) through (c) of HFS

157.03(210)

to meet the Compatibility Category

B designation assigned to this

definition.

- Wisconsin has omitted the

provision that includes individuals

identified as authorized medical

physicists in a permit issued by an

NRC’s master material license

broad scope medical use permitee

to be recognized as an authorized

medical physicist. 

Wisconsin needs to add a

provision that will allow individuals

identified as authorized medical

physicists in a permit issued by an

NRC’s master material license

broad scope medical use permitee

to be recognized as an authorized

medical physicist to HFS

157.03(33) to meet the

Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to this 10

CFR 35.2 definition.
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

5 HFS

157.03

(141)

(242)

(398)

10 CFR 71.4 2004-1 B Definition - Type B Package

Wisconsin adds the phrase

“designed to transport greater than

a A1 or A2 quantity of radioactive

material” to the definition of “Type

B package.” The definition

pertains only to the design

specifications of the package. It is

not meant to specify its contents.

Wisconsin needs to delete the

phrase “designed to transport

greater than a A1 or A2 quantity of

radioactive material” from this

definition to meet Compatibility

Category B designation assigned

to 10 CFR 71.4.

6 157.13(1)(i) 10 CFR

20.1406

1991-3 C General Requirements for

Issuance of Specific Licenses

In 157.13(1)(i), the phrase

“...facility design procedures for...”

is incorrect. The State omitted the

word “and” between design &

procedures.

Wisconsin needs to include this

text to meet the Compatibility

Category C assigned to 10 CFR

20.1406.
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

7 157.53(1)

(a)(2)

10 CFR

39.61(a)(4)

N/A B Requirements for Personnel

Safety

Wisconsin requires a well logging

supervisor to demonstrate

understanding of requirements,

conditions of appropriate license

or certificate of registration, and

operating and emergency

procedures by successfully

completing an oral or written

examination. However, oral

examinations are not allowed for

logging supervisors. 

Wisconsin needs to eliminate the

oral examinations’ requirement to

meet the Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to 10 CFR

39.61.

8 HFS

157.61(7)

(b)(2)

10 CFR

35.50

2005-2 B Training for Radiation Safety

Officer

Wisconsin has omitted the

provision that includes individuals

identified as radiation safety

officers in a permit issued by an

NRC’s master material licensee as

individuals who could supervise

and attest training of radiation

safety officers seeking recognition

as required under 10 CFR 35.50

(b)(1)(ii).

Wisconsin needs to add this

requirement to HFS

157.61(7)(b)(2) to meet the

Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to 10 CFR

35.50.
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

9 HFS

157.61(10)

(a)

10 CFR

35.57

2005-2 B Training for Experienced

Radiation Safety Officer,

Teletherapy or Medical

Physicist, Authorized Medical

Physicist, Authorized User,

Nuclear Pharmacist, and

Authorized Nuclear Pharmacist 

Wisconsin has omitted the

provision that includes individuals

identified as radiation safety

officers, teletherapy or medical

physicist, authorized medical

physicist or nuclear pharmacist in

a permit issued by an NRC’s

master material licensee as

individuals who do not need to

comply with training requirements

of 10 CFR 35.50, 35.51 or 35.55

respectively.

Wisconsin needs to add this

requirement to HFS 157.61(10)(a)

to meet the Compatibility Category

B designation assigned to 10 CFR

35.50.
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

10 HFS

157.61(10)

(b)

10 CFR

35.57

2005-2 B Training for Experienced

Radiation Safety Officer,

Teletherapy or Medical

Physicist, Authorized Medical

Physicist, Authorized User,

Nuclear Pharmacist, and

Authorized Nuclear Pharmacist 

Wisconsin has omitted the

provision that includes physicians,

dentists, or podiatrists identified as

authorized users in a permit

issued by an NRC’s master

material licensee as individuals

who do not need to comply with

training requirements of Subparts

D through H of 10 CFR 35.57.

Wisconsin needs to add this

requirement to HFS 157.61(10)(b)

to meet the Compatibility Category

B designation assigned to 10 CFR

35.50. 

11 HFS

157.61(12)

(a) 

10 CFR

35.50

2005-2 B Training for Radiation Safety

Officer

Wisconsin has omitted the

requirement that the written

attestation certifies that the

Radiation Safety Officer has

received training in radiation

safety, regulatory issues and

emergency procedures as

required under 10 CFR 35.50(e).

Wisconsin needs to adopt this

requirement to meet the

Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to 10 CFR

35.50. 
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

12 HFS

157.61(12)

(b) 

10 CFR

35.51

2002-2 B Training for an Authorized

Medical Physicist

Wisconsin’s reference to sub.

(8)(a)1.a. and b (1), is incorrect. 

The correct reference should be to

sub. (8)(a)1.a. and b. However,

this correction will not include the

requirement that the individual

meets the training requirement in

10 CFR 35.51 (c). 

- Wisconsin does not require that

the written attestation certify that

the individual has met the training

requirements in 10 CFR 35.51(c).

Wisconsin will need to relocate the

training requirement from the

introduction to HFS 157.61 (8) to a

subsection within that section and

revise HFS 157.61(12)(b)

accordingly to require that the

written attestation certifies that the

individual meets the training

requirements to meet the

Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to 10 CFR

35.51.
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

13 HFS

157.64(5)

(c)3

10 CFR

35.392

2002-2 B Training for the Oral

Administration of Sodium Iodide

I-131 Requiring a Written

Directive in Quantities Less

Than or Equal to 1.22

Gigabecquerels (33 millicuries)

Wisconsin requires a supervising

authorized user to have

experience in administering the

same category of I-131 uses as

specified in sub. (4)(b)(2)(g). 

However, sub (4)(b)(2)(g)

encompasses the entire 10 CFR

35.390(b)(1)(ii)(G).

Wisconsin needs to exclude

§35.390 (b)(1)(ii)(G)(3) and (4) in

HFS 157.64(5)(c)3 to meet the

Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to 10 CFR

35.392.
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

14 HFS

157.72(1)

10 CFR

35.3045

2002-2 C Report and Notification of a

Medical Event

- Wisconsin has omitted the skin

and tissue dose related to reports

of medical events involving dose

greater than 50% of the expected

dose.

Wisconsin needs to include the

skin and tissue dose in HFS

157.72(1)(a)(3) to meet the

Compatibility Category C

designation assigned to 10 CFR

35.3045.

- In HFS 157.72(1)(h) Wisconsin

has omitted a deadline of 15 days

for providing a copy of the

annotated event report to the

referring physician.

Wisconsin needs to include the 15

days requirement after the

discovery of the event in HFS

157.72(1)(h) to meet the

Compatibility Category C

designation assigned to 10 CFR

35.3045.
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

15 HFS 157.92

(3)(a)(1)

10 CFR 71.5 2004-1 B Transportation of Licensed

Material

- Wisconsin omitted the phrase

“...who delivers licensed

material...” before the phrase “to a

carrier...” in the introductory

paragraph.

- Wisconsin did not include, in the

introductory paragraph, a provision

that the licensee shall comply with

the applicable requirements of

DOT regulations in 49 CFR Parts

107, 171 through 180, and 390

through 397, appropriate to the

mode of transport.

- Wisconsin did not include

provisions equivalent to 10 CFR

Part 71.5(a)(1)(vii) on Security

Plans.

Wisconsin needs to include the

revisions noted above to meet the

Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to 10 CFR

71.5.

- Wisconsin does not correctly

reference the pertinent 49 CFR

Parts for marking and labeling.

Wisconsin needs to revise HFS

157.92(3) on marking and labeling

to read “49 CFR Part 172: subpart

D; and Sec. Sec. 172.400 through

172.407 and Sec. Sec. 172.436

through 172.441 of subpart E” to

meet the Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to 10 CFR

71.5. 
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

16 HFS 157.92

(3)(a)(3)

10 CFR

71.89

2004-1 B Opening Instructions

Wisconsin did not specify that

instructions to the carrier should

be made available to the carrier

“before” delivery.

Wisconsin needs to specify that

instructions needed to safely open

a package should be sent or

otherwise made available to the

consignee before delivery of the

package to meet the Compatibility

Category B designation assigned

to 10 CFR 71.89.

17 HFS 157.93

(7)(c)(1)

10 CFR

71.22

2004-1 B General License: Fissile

Material

Wisconsin’s proposed regulation

excludes quantities equaling the

maximal Type A quantity by

requiring these quantities be “less

than a Type A quantity...” HFS

157.93(7)(c)(1) should read: 

“Contain no more than a Type A

quantity or radioactive material.”

Also, Wisconsin states that these

quantities refer to “fissile

materials.”

Wisconsin needs to revise HFS

157.93(7)(c)(1) to meet the

Compatibility Category B assigned

to 10 CFR 71.22. 
STATE

SECTION

NRC

SECTION

RATS ID CATEGORY SUBJECT and COMMENTS

18 HFS 157.93

Table A

10 CFR

71.22

2004-1 B General License: Fissile

Material

Wisconsin identifies the (Y)

variable in table HFS 157.93A as

U-235. The (Y) variables in 10

CFR 71.22 table 71-1 is identified

as U-233. 

Wisconsin needs to revise the (Y)

variable in the table to read “U-233

(Y)” to meet the Compatibility

Category B designation assigned

to 10 CFR 71.22.

19 Determination of A1

and A2

Appendix A

to Part 71

2004-1 B Determination of A1 and A2

- In Appendix O, Subsection II,

Wisconsin makes reference to

values in Table VII for values that

may be used without department

approval. The correct table is

Table VIII.

Wisconsin needs to correct this to

meet the Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to 10 CFR

71.

- Wisconsin did not include

equivalent provisions for the

following 10 CFR Part 71,

Appendix A Subsections: II9b),

II(c), II(e) and II(f).

Wisconsin needs to include

equivalent provisions for these 10

CFR Part 71 sections to meet the

Compatibility Category B

designation assigned to 10 CFR

71. 
STATE REGULATION STATUS

State: Wisconsin Tracking Ticket

Number: 6-71, 6-

72, 6-89

[6 amendments reviewed identified by a i Date: May 11,

2006

at the beginning of the equivalent NRC requirement.] 

NRC Chronology Identification FR Notice

(State Due Date)

RATS 

ID

Proposed

/ Final (F)

Rule / ML

Safety Requirements for Radiographic Equipment-Part 34 55 FR 843; (1/10/94) 1991-1

ASNT Certification of Radiographers-Part 34 56 FR 11504; (none) 1991-2

Standards for Protection Against Radiation-Part 20 56 FR 23360; 56 FR 61352;

57 FR 38588; 57 FR 57877;

58 FR 67657; 59 FR 41641;

60 FR 20183; (1/1/94)

1991-3

Notification of Incidents-Parts 20, 30, 31, 34, 39, 40, 70 56 FR 64980; (10/15/94) 1991-4

Quality Management Program and Misadministrations-Part 35 56 FR 34104; (1⁄27/95) 1992-1

Eliminating the Recordkeeping Requirements for Departures from Manufacturer's InstructionsParts 30, 3557 FR 45566; (none) 1992-2

Decommissioning Recordkeeping and License Termination: Documentation Additions

[Restricted areas and spill sites]-Parts 30, 40 

58 FR 39628; (10/25/96) 1993-1

Licensing and Radiation Safety Requirements for Irradiators-Part 36 58 FR 7715; (7/1/96) 1993-2

Definition of Land Disposal and Waste Site QA Program-Part 61 58 FR 33886; (7/22/96) 1993-3

Self-Guarantee as an Additional Financial Mechanism-Parts 30, 40, 70 58 FR 68726; 59 FR 1618;

(none)

1994-1

Uranium Mill Tailings Regulations: Conforming NRC Requirements to EPA Standards-Part 40 59 FR 28220; (7/1/97) 1994-2

Timeliness in Decommissioning Material Facilities-Parts 30, 40, 70 59 FR 36026; (8/15/97) 1994-3

Preparation, Transfer for Commercial Distribution, and Use of Byproduct Material for Medical

Use-Parts 30, 32, 35

59 FR 61767; 59 FR 65243;

60 FR 322; (1/1/98)

1995-1

Frequency of Medical Examinations for Use of Respiratory Protection Equipment-Part 20 60 FR 7900; (3/13/98) 1995-2

Low-Level Waste Shipment Manifest Information and Reporting-Parts 20, 61 60 FR 15649; 60 FR 25983;

(3/1/98)

1995-3

Performance Requirements for Radiography Equipment-Part 34 60 FR 28323; (6/30/98) 1995-4

Radiation Protection Requirements: Amended Definitions and Criteria-Parts 19, 20 60 FR 36038; (8/14/98) 1995-5

Clarification of Decommissioning Funding Requirements-Parts 30, 40, 70 60 FR 38235; (11/24/98) 1995-6

Medical Administration of Radiation and Radioactive Materials-Parts 20, 35 60 FR 48623; (10/20/98) 1995-7

10 CFR Part 71: Compatibility with the International Atomic Energy Agency-Part 71 60 FR 50248; 61 FR 28724;

(4/1/99)

1996-1

One Time Extension of Certain Byproduct, Source and Special Nuclear Materials LicensesParts 30, 40, 7061 FR 1109; (none) 1996-2

Termination or Transfer of Licensed Activities: Recordkeeping Requirements-Parts 20, 30, 40,

61, 70

61 FR 24669; (6/17/99) 1996-3

Resolution of Dual Regulation of Airborne Effluents of Radioactive Materials; Clean Air ActPart 20

61 FR 65120; (1/9/00) 1997-1
NRC Chronology Identification FR Notice

(State Due Date)

RATS 

ID

Proposed

/ Final (F)

Rule / ML

Recognition of Agreement State Licenses in Areas Under Exclusive Federal Jurisdiction Within

an Agreement State-Part 150

62 FR 1662; (2/27/00) 1997-2

Criteria for the Release of Individuals Administered Radioactive Material-Parts 20, 35 62 FR 4120; (5/29/00) 1997-3

Fissile Material Shipments and Exemptions-Part 71 62 FR 5907; (none) 1997-4

Licenses for Industrial Radiography and Radiation Safety Requirements for Industrial

Radiography Operations-Parts 30, 34, 71, 150

62 FR 28947; (6/27/00) 1997-5

Radiological Criteria for License Termination-Parts 20, 30, 40, 70 62 FR 39057; (8/20/00) 1997-6

Exempt Distribution of a Radioactive Drug Containing One Microcurie of Carbon-14 UreaPart 30 62 FR 63634; (1/02/01) 1997-7

Deliberate Misconduct by Unlicensed Persons-Parts 30, 40, 61, 70, 71, 150 63 FR 1890; 63 FR 13773;

(2/12/01)

1998-1

Self-Guarantee of Decommissioning Funding by Nonprofit and Non-Bond-Issuing LicenseesParts 30, 40, 7063 FR 29535; (none) 1998-2

License Term for Medical Use Licenses-Part 35 63 FR 31604; (none) 1998-3

Licenses for Industrial Radiography and Radiation Safety Requirements for Industrial

Radiographic Operations-Part 34

63 FR 37059; (7/9/01) 1998-4

Minor Corrections, Clarifying Changes, and a Minor Policy Change-Parts 20, 35, 36 63 FR 39477; 63 FR 45393;

(10/26/01)

1998-5

Transfer for Disposal and Manifests: Minor Technical Conforming Amendment-Part 20 63 FR 50127; (11/20/01) 1998-6

Radiological Criteria for License Termination of Uranium Recovery Facilities-Part 40 64 FR 17506; (6/11/02) 1999-1

Requirements for Those Who Possess Certain Industrial Devices Containing Byproduct Material

to Provide Requested Information-Part 31

64 FR 42269; (none) 1999-2

Respiratory Protection and Controls to Restrict Internal Exposure-Part 20 64 FR 54543; 64 FR 55524;

(2/2/03)

1999-3

Energy Compensation Sources for Well Logging and Other Regulatory Clarifications-Part 39 65 FR 20337; (5/17/03) 2000-1

New Dosimetry Technology-Parts 34, 36, 39 65 FR 63750; (1/8/04) 2000-2

Requirements for Certain Generally Licensed Industrial Devices Containing Byproduct Material -

Parts 30, 31, 32

65 FR 79162; (2/16/04) 2001-1

i Revision of the Skin Dose Limit-Part 20 67 FR 1629; (4/5/05) 2002-1 P-N

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i Medical Use of Byproduct Material-Parts 20, 32, 35 67 FR 20249; (10/24/05) 2002-2 P-Y

ML060740

i Financial Assurance for Materials Licensees – Parts 30, 40, 70 68 FR 57327; (12/3/06) 2003-1 P-N

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i Compatibility with IAEA Transportation Safety Standards and Other Transportation Safety

Amendments - Part 71

69 FR 3697; (10/01/07) 2004-1 P-Y

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i Security Requirements for Portable Gauges Containing Byproduct Material - Part 30 70 FR 2001; (7/11/08) 2005-1 P-N

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i Medical Use of Byproduct Material - Recognition of Specialty Boards - Part 35 70 FR 16336; 71 FR 1926

(4/29/08)

2005-2 P-Y

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 Increased Controls for Risk-Significant Radioactive Sources (NRC Order EA-05-090)7 70 FR 72128; (12/1/05) 2005-3 LC
NRC Chronology Identification FR Notice

(State Due Date)

RATS 

ID

Proposed

/ Final (F)

Rule / ML

1. Or other generic Legally Binding Requirements.

2. (Y/N) Y means “Yes,” there are comments in the review letter that the State needs to address. 

N means “No,” there are no comments in the review letter.

3. Not Required means these regulations are not required for purposes of compatibility.

4. A State need not adopt a specific regulation if the State has no licensees that would be subject to the regulation. See: “Final Policy

Statement on Adequacy and Compatibility of Agreement State Programs,” III.1.Time From For Adoption of Compatible State

Regulations, p. 6, SECY-95-112, May 3, 1995.

5. ADAMS ML Number.

6. Wisconsin became an Agreement State effective 08/11/03. The State incorporated NRC regulations 08/01/02 and these

regulations were found compatible.

7. By letter dated September 2, 2005, from Paul H. Lohaus, Director, Office of State and Tribal Programs, Agreement

States were given 90 days to issue legally binding 

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