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WSR 99-07-120
[ Filed March 24, 1999, 9:36 a.m. ]
Title of Rule: Environmental health program fees, WAC 246-290-990 Water system evaluation and project review and approval fees, 246-282-990 Shellfish program certification fees, 246-292-160 Water works certification fees, 246-254-070, 246-254-080, 246-254-090, 246-254-100 Fees for specialized radioactive material licenses, and 246-205-990 Fees for decontamination of illegal drug sites.
Purpose: Increase fees to the fiscal growth factor of 4.18%.
Summary: Fees support public health activities in the drinking water, shellfish, toxics, and radiation protection programs and need to be adjusted to compensate for inflation and guaranteeing sufficient revenue to fulfill public health protection obligation.
Reasons Supporting Proposal: Fees are necessary to continue program activities at their current level.
Name of Agency Personnel Responsible for Drafting, Implementation and Enforcement: Jan Haywood, Tumwater, (360) 236-3011.
Name of Proponent: Department of Health, Environmental Health Programs, governmental.
Explanation of Rule, its Purpose, and Anticipated Effects: The purposes of these rules are to guarantee that programs have sufficient revenue to fulfill the obligation to protect public health, in order to do this; fees must be increased to support services the Department of Health provides. With the revenue increased, programs will be able to maintain the current level of public health activities.
Proposal Changes the Following Existing Rules: The change to the existing rule is a proposed fee increase only.
No small business economic impact statement has been prepared under chapter 19.85 RCW. Rules that set or adjust fees pursuant to legislative standards are exempt from the Regulatory Fairness Act.
RCW 34.05.328 does not apply to this rule adoption. Rules that set or adjust fees pursuant to legislative standards are exempt from the requirements of RCW 34.05.328.
Hearing Location: 7171 Cleanwater Lane, Building 1, Olympia, WA 98504, on April 28, 1999, at 10:00 a.m.
Assistance for Persons with Disabilities: Contact Jan Haywood, (360) 236-3011, by April 21, 1999, TDD (800) 833-6388.
Submit Written Comments to: Jan Haywood, fax (360) 236-2250, by April 28, 1999.
Date of Intended Adoption: May 15, 1999.
Kris Van Gorkom
OTS-2831.1
AMENDATORY SECTION(Amending Order 125SB, filed 1/24/91, effective 4/1/91)
WAC 246-205-990
(1) The department shall charge fees for issuance and renewal of certificates. The department shall set the fees by rule.
(2) The fees shall cover the cost of issuing certificates, filing papers and notices, and administering this chapter. The costs shall include reproduction, travel, per diem, and administrative and legal support costs.
(3) Fees are nonrefundable and shall be in the form of check or money order made payable to the department.
(4) The department shall require payment of the following fees upon receipt of application:
(a) ((Twenty-five)) Twenty-six dollars shall be assessed for each initial, renewal, or reciprocal worker certificate application.
(b) ((Twenty-five)) Twenty-six dollars shall be assessed for each initial, renewal, or reciprocal supervisor certificate application.
(c) Five hundred twenty dollars shall be assessed for each initial, renewal, or reciprocal authorized contractor certificate application. The applicant's certificate shall expire annually on the expiration date of the contractor's license issued under the provisions of chapter 18.27 RCW.
(d) Two hundred five dollars shall be assessed for each initial application and fifty dollars shall be assessed for each renewal application for illegal drug manufacturing or storage site decontamination training course approval.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 64.44.060 and chapter 64.44 RCW. 91-04-007 (Order 125SB), § 246-205-990, filed 1/24/91, effective 4/1/91.]
OTS-2832.2
AMENDATORY SECTION(Amending WSR 98-11-068, filed 5/19/98, effective 6/19/98)
WAC 246-290-990
Water system evaluation and project review and approval fees.
(1) The fees for the review and approval of water system plans, project reports, construction documents, existing systems, and related evaluations required under chapters 246-290, 246-291, 246-293, and 246-295 WAC shall be as follows:
(a) Water system plans required under WAC 246-290-100, 246-290-105, 246-291-140, 246-293-220, ((and)) 246-293-230, and 246-294-060.
(New and Updated)
(($113.00
$4,389.00))
Minor water system plan
(($ 28.00
$1,081.00))
SMA plan for ownership
(($396.00
SMA approval amendment (($84.00)) $87 per hour or appropriate fee from category above, whichever is less
SMA plan for operation only
(($966.00
$966.00))
Note: SMAs owning water systems and submitting planning documents to the department for review shall be charged only the SMA fee.
(i) Conservation; and
(ii) Wellhead protection, shall be reviewed separately by the department and the fee assessed shall reflect the time spent for this review and shall be calculated based on ((eighty-four)) eighty-seven dollars per hour. After the initial submittal, updated information shall be reviewed as part of the updated water system plan and the review fee shall be included in the applicable updated plan review fee listed under (a) or (b) of this subsection.
All types of filtration or other complex treatment processes
(($281.00
$2,341.00))
Chemical addition only, such as ion exchange, hypochlorination, or fluoridation
(($84.00
$798.00))
Complete water system (an additional fee shall be assessed for review of treatment facility, if any)
(($167.00
$1,651.00))
System modifications requiring a detailed evaluation to determine whether the system, as modified, will comply with regulations (an additional fee shall be assessed for review of treatment facility, if any)
$1,303.00))
(e) Special reports or plans required under WAC ((246-290-115,)) 246-290-230, ((246-291-230)) 246-290-235, 246-290-250, 246-290-470, 246-290-636, 246-290-640, 246-290-654, ((and)) 246-290-676, 246-291-230 including:
(vii) Surface water or GWI treatment facility operations plan; ((or))
(ix) GWI determination reports, shall be reviewed by the department and the fee assessed shall reflect the time spent for this review and shall be calculated based on ((eighty-four)) eighty-seven dollars per hour.
All types of filtration or other
Chemical addition only, such
as ion exchange,
hypochlorination,
or fluoridation
(($ 84.00
Complete new water system
except treatment (an
additional fee shall be
assessed for review of
treatment facility, if any)
(($227.00
$1,765.00))
New source only (an
$939.00))
submitted as a package
and not requiring a
detailed evaluation as
department: Water line installation, booster
modifications to source
pumping, piping-valving,
controls or storage
reservoir (an additional
fee shall be assessed for
facility, if any)
$825.00))
Documents submitted for
projects such as water
line installation, booster
pumping, piping/valving,
reservoirs as determined
by the department where
Do not require a detailed
evaluation by the
(($ 54.00
$412.00))
NONEXPANDING system not
requiring a detailed
(($216.00
NONEXPANDING system
evaluation as determined
(($325.00
$1,956.00))
EXPANDING system not
(($433.00
$2,607.00))
EXPANDING system requiring
a detailed evaluation as
(($543.00
$3,259.00))
(h) Monitoring waivers requested under WAC 246-290-300.
———————————————— Group A ———————————————
Inorganic chemical monitoring waiver
applicable (($ 75.00))
$ 78 per
source (($103.00))
$107 per
source (($130.00))
$135 per
source (($157.00))
$163 per
source (($184.00))
$191 per
Organic chemical monitoring waiver
applicable (($135.00))
$140 per
source (($189.00))
$196 per
source (($244.00))
$254 per
source (($298.00))
$310 per
source (($352.00))
$366 per
Use waiver
(($162.00))
$168 per
source (($216.00))
$225 per
source (($276.00))
$287 per
source (($325.00))
source (($379.00))
$394 per
Area wide waiver renewal
(($216.00))
$208 per
source (($460.00))
source (($543.00))
$316 per
Inorganic chemical monitoring waiver renewal
applicable (($ 42.00))
$ 43 per
source (($ 54.00))
$ 56 per
source (($ 64.00))
$ 66 per
source (($ 75.00))
source (($ 86.00))
$ 89 per
Organic chemical monitoring waiver renewal
applicable (($ 81.00))
$ 84 per
source (($113.00))
$117 per
source (($146.00))
source (($178.00))
$185 per
source (($211.00))
$219 per
(($113.00))
source (($151.00))
$157 per
source (($227.00))
$236 per
source (($265.00))
$276 per
Coliform monitoring waiver including departmental inspection requested by purveyor
applicable (($342.00
$356 $423.00
$440 $537.00
$559 $684.00))
$712 Not
Coliform monitoring waiver with third-party inspection report
applicable (($108.00
$112 $108.00
$112 $108.00))
$112 Not
(i) Other evaluations and approvals. As applicable, these fees will be charged in addition to the basic fees assessed under (a) through (h) of this subsection.
——————————————— Group A————————————————
Well-site evaluation and
approval including the
site inspection and
information review.
$570.00))
(($162.00
$379.00))
Unfiltered system
$1,194.00))
A comprehensive document containing coliform, inorganic chemical and organic chemical monitoring plans in accordance with WAC 246-290-300 (((2)(b), (3)(f), and (7)(e))).
(($ 95.00
$ 95.00))
(a) The basic fee covers an evaluation, or the review of an initial submittal and one resubmittal if required. If additional resubmittals are required, an additional twenty-five percent of the original fee will be assessed for each additional resubmittal. For water system plan and SMA plan preparation the basic fee also covers a preplanning conference. When the department is asked to participate in other meetings involving the plan such as community meetings, public hearings, or meetings with elected officials, the department is authorized to charge additional fees at the rate of ((eighty-four)) eighty-seven dollars per hour;
(c) Fees for services which the department determines are not described under subsection (1) of this section, will be calculated based on a rate of ((eighty-four)) eighty-seven dollars per hour.
(i) Review and inspection of water reuse projects;
(ii) Collection of water quality samples requested by purveyor;
(iii) Review of alternate technologies requested by purveyor, manufacturer or authorized representative; ((or))
(iv) Sanitary surveys, including the annual on-site inspections required for systems under WAC 246-290-690(3) to assess watershed control and disinfection treatment;
(v) Well field designations; or
(vi) Transfers of ownership under WAC 246-290-035 or 246-294-060.
(5) All fees required under this section except as noted in subsection (3) of this section, shall be submitted prior to the department's approval. Payment of fees shall be in the form of a check or money order made payable to: The Department of Health. Payment of a fee shall not guarantee approval of the submitted document or evaluation request.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 43.20B.020. 98-11-068, § 246-290-990, filed 5/19/98, effective 6/19/98; 97-12-032, § 246-290-990, filed 5/30/97, effective 6/30/97; 95-20-079, § 246-290-990, filed 10/4/95, effective 11/4/95; 93-01-006 (Order 315), § 246-290-990, filed 12/3/92, effective 1/3/93. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.040. 91-02-049 (Order 121), recodified as § 246-290-990, filed 12/27/90, effective 1/31/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.20A.055. 87-14-066 (Order 2493), § 440-44-048, filed 7/1/87; 83-14-038 (Order 1980), § 440-44-048, filed 6/30/83.]
OTS-2833.2
AMENDATORY SECTION(Amending WSR 98-12-015, filed 5/22/98, effective 6/22/98)
WAC 246-292-160
Water works certification fees.
(1) Operator fees:
(a) Applicable fees shall be as indicated in Table 2;
WATER WORKS OPERATOR FEES
FEE REAPPLICATION
FEE LATE
WTPO (($ 52.00))
$ 54.00 (($ 26.00))
$ 27.00 (($ 26.00*))
$ 27.00* (($ 26.00*))
WDM (($ 52.00))
WDS (($ 52.00))
CCS (($ 31.00))
$ 32.00 (($ 26.00))
BAT (($ 31.00))
$ 27.00 (($ 26.00))
BTO (($ 31.00))
* The annual renewal fee and late fee for a WTPO, WDM, WDS and CCS certification shall be ((twenty-six)) twenty-seven dollars regardless of the number of classifications held.
(b) A late fee shall be assessed to operators failing to submit the required fee within the time period specified on the renewal form; and
(c) The fee for application for reciprocity shall be one hundred ((four)) eight dollars per classification.
(2) Group A system fees:
(a) Applicable fees shall be as indicated in Table 3.
ANNUAL SYSTEM CERTIFICATION FEES
(Number of Equivalent Services)
Less than 601 Services (($ 78.00)) $ 81.00
601 through 6,000 Services (($ 234.00)) $ 243.00
6,001 through 20,000 Services (($ 312.00)) $ 325.00
More than 20,000 Services (($ 468.00)) $ 487.00
* Systems designated by the department as approved satellite management agencies (SMAs) shall pay a fee based on total services in all systems owned by the SMA.
(b) Group A system fees shall be paid in conjunction with the system's annual operating permit fee required in chapter 246-294 WAC.
(c) A late fee shall be assessed against any system not submitting the applicable fee to the department within the designated time period. The late fee shall be based on the water system's classification and shall be an additional ten percent of the applicable system fee or ((twenty-six)) twenty-seven dollars, whichever is greater.
(d) The system fee for issuance of a temporary certificate shall be ((fifty-two)) fifty-four dollars for each temporary position.
(3) Fees shall be nonrefundable and transfers of fees shall not be allowed.
(4) Payment of fees required under this chapter shall be in the form of a check or money order made payable to the department of health and shall be mailed to Department of Health, P.O. Box 1099, Olympia, Washington 98507-1099, or such successor organization or address as designated by the department.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 43.20B.020. 98-12-015, § 246-292-160, filed 5/22/98, effective 6/22/98. Statutory Authority: Chapter 70.119 RCW. 94-04-004, § 246-292-160, filed 1/20/94, effective 2/20/94.]
OTS-2830.2
AMENDATORY SECTION(Amending WSR 98-12-068, filed 6/1/98, effective 7/2/98)
WAC 246-282-990
Shellfish program certification fees.
(1) Annual certificate fees are:
Type of Operation Annual Fee
Harvester $250.
0 - 49 Acres (($260.))
50 or greater Acres (($415.))
Plants with floor space < 2000 sq. ft. (($470.))
Plants with floor space > 2000 sq. ft.
and < 5000 sq. ft.
(($570.))
Plants with floor space > 5000 sq. ft. (($1,040.))
(2) Type of operations are defined as follows:
(a) "Shellstock shipper" ((shall)) means shippers growing, harvesting, buying, or selling shellstock. Shellstock shippers are not authorized to shuck shellfish or to repack shucked shellfish.
(b) "Shucker-packer" ((shall)) means shippers shucking and packing shellfish. A shucker-packer may act as a shellstock dealer.
(c) "Harvester" means a commercial shellfish operation with activities limited to harvesting shellstock, and shipping and selling it within Washington state to shellfish dealers licensed by the department. Harvesters do not shuck shellfish; repack shucked shellfish; repack shellstock; or store shellstock in any location other than the approved growing area where the shellstock was harvested.
(3) "Export certificate" means a certificate issued by the department to a licensed shucker-packer or shellstock shipper for use in the foreign export of a lot or shipment of shellfish. The fee for each export certificate shall be $10.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 43.20B.020 and 69.30.030. 98-12-068, § 246-282-990, filed 6/1/98, effective 7/2/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.203.020 [43.20B.020]. 97-12-031, § 246-282-990, filed 5/30/97, effective 6/30/97. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.20B.020 and 69.30.030. 96-16-073, § 246-282-990, filed 8/6/96, effective 10/1/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.040. 93-17-096 (Order 389), § 246-282-990, filed 8/17/93, effective 9/17/93; 91-02-049 (Order 121), recodified as § 246-282-990, filed 12/27/90, effective 1/31/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.20A.055. 85-12-029 (Order 2236), § 440-44-065, filed 5/31/85; 84-13-006 (Order 2109), § 440-44-065, filed 6/7/84; 83-15-021 (Order 1991), § 440-44-065, filed 7/14/83. Statutory Authority: 1982 c 201. 82-13-011 (Order 1825), § 440-44-065, filed 6/4/82.]
OTS-2829.1
AMENDATORY SECTION(Amending WSR 98-11-067, filed 5/19/98, effective 6/19/98)
WAC 246-254-070
Fees for specialized radioactive material licenses.
(1) Persons licensed or authorized to possess or use radioactive material in the following special categories shall forward annual fees to the department as follows:
(a) Four thousand ((five hundred forty-five)) six hundred ninety dollars for operation of a single nuclear pharmacy.
(b) ((Seven)) Eight thousand ((seven hundred fifty-five)) dollars for operation of a single nuclear laundry.
(c) ((Seven)) Eight thousand ((seven hundred fifty-five)) dollars for a license authorizing a single facility to use more than one curie of unsealed radioactive material in the manufacture and distribution of radioactive products or devices containing radioactive material.
(d) Two thousand ((seven)) eight hundred ((twenty-five)) ten dollars for a license authorizing a single facility to use less than or equal to one curie of unsealed radioactive material or any quantity of previously sealed sources in the manufacture and distribution of products or devices containing radioactive material.
(e) Seven hundred ((five)) thirty dollars for a license authorizing the receipt and redistribution from a single facility of manufactured products or devices containing radioactive material.
(f) Five thousand ((two)) three hundred seventy dollars for a license authorizing decontamination services operating from a single facility.
(g) Two thousand ((four)) five hundred ((sixty-five)) forty-five dollars for a license authorizing waste brokerage including the possession, temporary storage at a single facility, and over-packing only of radioactive waste.
(h) One thousand one hundred thirty-five dollars for a license authorizing equipment servicing involving:
(i) Incidental use of calibration sources;
(ii) Maintenance of equipment containing radioactive material; or
(iii) Possession of sealed sources for purpose of sales demonstration only.
(i) Two thousand ((fifty-five)) one hundred twenty dollars for a license authorizing health physics services, leak testing, or calibration services.
(j) One thousand ((two)) three hundred ((ninety)) thirty dollars for a civil defense license.
(k) ((Three)) Four hundred ((eighty-five)) dollars for a license authorizing possession of special nuclear material as pacemakers or depleted uranium as shielding.
(2) Persons licensed or authorized to possess and use radioactive material in the following broad scope categories shall forward annual fees to the department as follows:
(a) Fifteen thousand ((three)) eight hundred ((ninety)) eighty dollars for a license authorizing possession of atomic numbers three through eighty-three with maximum authorized possession of any single isotope greater than one curie.
(b) Seven thousand ((one)) three hundred ((ten)) forty dollars for a license authorizing possession of atomic numbers three through eighty-three with maximum authorized possession of any single isotope greater than 0.1 curie but less than or equal to one curie.
(c) Five thousand ((seven)) nine hundred ((twenty)) dollars for a license authorizing possession of atomic numbers three through eighty-three with maximum authorized possession less than or equal to 0.1 curie.
(3) Persons licensed or authorized to possess or use radioactive material which are not covered by any of the annual license fees described in WAC 246-254-070 through 246-254-100, shall pay fees as follows:
(a) An initial application fee of one thousand dollars;
(b) Billing at the rate of ninety dollars for each hour of direct staff time associated with issuing and maintaining the license and for the inspection of the license; and
(c) Any fees for additional services as described in WAC 246-254-120.
(d) The initial application fee will be considered a credit against billings for direct staff charges but is otherwise nonrefundable.
(4) Persons licensed or authorized to possess or use radioactive material in a facility for radioactive waste processing, including resource recovery, volume reduction, decontamination activities, or other waste treatment, but not permitting commercial on-site disposal, shall pay fees as follows:
(a) A nonrefundable initial application fee for a new license of sixteen thousand dollars which shall be credited to the applicant's quarterly billing described in (b) of this subsection; and
(b) Quarterly billings for actual direct and indirect costs incurred by the department including, but not limited to, license renewal, license amendments, compliance inspections, a resident inspector for time spent on the licensee's premises as deemed necessary by the department, laboratory and other support services, and travel costs associated with staff involved in the foregoing.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110. 98-11-067, § 246-254-070, filed 5/19/98, effective 6/19/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110, [43.70.]250 and chapter 70.98 RCW. 96-11-043, § 246-254-070, filed 5/8/96, effective 6/28/96; 95-12-004, § 246-254-070, filed 5/25/95, effective 6/25/95; 94-11-011 § 246-254-070, filed 5/5/94, effective 6/5/94; 93-13-019 (Order 372), § 246-254-070, filed 6/8/93, effective 7/9/93. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110. 91-22-027 (Order 208), § 246-254-070, filed 10/29/91, effective 11/29/91.]
WAC 246-254-080
Fees for medical and veterinary radioactive material licenses.
(1) Persons licensed or authorized to possess or use radioactive material in the following medical or veterinary categories shall forward annual fees to the department as follows:
(a) Three thousand ((eight)) nine hundred ((forty-five)) seventy dollars for operation of a mobile nuclear medicine program from a single base of operation.
(b) Two thousand eight hundred ((five)) ninety-five dollars for a license authorizing groups II and III of WAC 246-235-120 for diagnostic nuclear medicine at a single facility.
(c) Two thousand ((four)) five hundred ((thirty)) forty dollars for a license authorizing groups IV and V of WAC 246-235-120 for medical therapy at a single facility.
(d) Three thousand ((eight)) nine hundred ((sixty-five)) ninety dollars for a license authorizing groups II or III and groups IV or V of WAC 246-235-120 for full diagnostic and therapy services at a single facility.
(e) Two thousand ((eighty)) one hundred forty-five dollars for a license authorizing group VI of WAC 246-235-120 for brachytherapy at a single facility.
(f) One thousand ((two)) three hundred ((ninety)) thirty dollars for a license authorizing brachytherapy or gamma stereotactic therapy or teletherapy at a single facility.
(g) ((One)) Two thousand ((nine hundred fifty-five)) twenty dollars for a license authorizing medical or veterinary possession of greater than two hundred millicuries total possession of radioactive material at a single facility.
(h) One thousand ((five)) six hundred ((sixty)) ten dollars for a license authorizing medical or veterinary possession of greater than thirty millicuries but less than or equal to two hundred millicuries total possession of radioactive material at a single facility.
(i) One thousand one hundred ((fifty)) eighty-five dollars for a license authorizing medical or veterinary possession of less than or equal to thirty millicuries total possession of radioactive material at a single facility.
(j) One thousand ((fifteen)) forty-five dollars for a license authorizing group I as defined in WAC 246-235-120 or in vitro uses of radioactive material at a single facility.
(k) Six hundred ((thirty)) fifty dollars for a license authorizing medical or veterinary possession of a sealed source for diagnostic use at a single facility.
(2) Persons with licenses authorizing multiple locations of use shall increase the annual fee by fifty percent for each additional location or base of operation.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110. 98-11-067, § 246-254-080, filed 5/19/98, effective 6/19/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110, [43.70.]250 and chapter 70.98 RCW. 96-11-043, § 246-254-080, filed 5/8/96, effective 6/28/96; 95-12-004, § 246-254-080, filed 5/25/95, effective 6/25/95; 94-11-011 § 246-254-080, filed 5/5/94, effective 6/5/94; 93-13-019 (Order 372), § 246-254-080, filed 6/8/93, effective 7/9/93. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110. 91-22-027 (Order 208), § 246-254-080, filed 10/29/91, effective 11/29/91.]
WAC 246-254-090
Fees for industrial radioactive material licenses.
(1) Persons licensed or authorized to possess or use radioactive material in the following industrial categories shall forward annual fees to the department as follows:
(a) Four thousand ((five)) six hundred ((thirty)) seventy-five dollars for a license authorizing the use of radiographic exposure devices in one or more permanent radiographic vaults in a single facility.
(b) Six thousand ((seventy)) two hundred sixty-five dollars for a license authorizing the use of radiographic exposure devices at temporary job sites but operating from a single storage facility.
(c) ((Two)) Three thousand ((nine hundred seventy-five)) seventy dollars for a license authorizing well-logging activities including the use of radioactive tracers operating from a single storage facility.
(d) Six hundred ((forty-five)) sixty-five dollars for a license authorizing possession of portable sealed sources including moisture/density gauges and excluding radiographic exposure devices operating from a single storage facility.
(e) Seven hundred ((five)) thirty dollars for a license authorizing possession of any nonportable sealed source, including special nuclear material and excluding radioactive material used in a gas chromatograph at a single facility.
(f) Four hundred ((forty-five)) sixty dollars for a license authorizing possession of gas chromatograph units containing radioactive material at a single facility.
(g) One thousand two hundred ((twenty-five)) sixty-five dollars for a license authorizing possession of any self-shielded or pool type irradiator with sealed source total quantity greater than one hundred curies at a single facility.
(h) Six thousand ((four)) seven hundred ((ninety)) dollars for a license authorizing possession of sealed sources for a walk-in type irradiator at a single facility.
(i) Five thousand ((six)) eight hundred ((fifty-five)) thirty-five dollars for a license authorizing possession of greater than one gram of unsealed special nuclear material or greater than five hundred kilograms of source material at a single facility.
(j) One thousand eight hundred ((ten)) seventy dollars for a license authorizing possession of less than or equal to one gram of unsealed special nuclear material or five hundred kilograms of source material at a single facility.
(k) ((Two)) Three hundred ((ninety)) dollars for a license authorizing possession of static elimination devices not covered by a general license.
(2) Persons with licenses authorizing multiple locations of permanent storage shall increase the annual fee by fifty percent for each additional location.
(3) Depleted uranium registrants required to file Form RHF-20 shall forward an annual fee of sixty dollars to the department.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110. 98-11-067, § 246-254-090, filed 5/19/98, effective 6/19/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110, [43.70.]250 and chapter 70.98 RCW. 96-11-043, § 246-254-090, filed 5/8/96, effective 6/28/96; 95-12-004, § 246-254-090, filed 5/25/95, effective 6/25/95; 94-11-011 § 246-254-090, filed 5/5/94, effective 6/5/94; 93-13-019 (Order 372), § 246-254-090, filed 6/8/93, effective 7/9/93. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110. 91-22-027 (Order 208), § 246-254-090, filed 10/29/91, effective 11/29/91.]
WAC 246-254-100
Fees for laboratory radioactive material licenses.
(1) Persons licensed or authorized to possess or use unsealed radioactive material in the following laboratory categories shall forward annual fees to the department as follows:
(a) Three thousand one hundred ninety-five dollars for a license authorizing possession at a single facility of unsealed sources in amounts greater than:
(i) One millicurie of I-125 or I-131; or
(ii) One hundred millicuries of H-3 or C-14; or
(iii) Ten millicuries of any single isotope.
(b) One thousand five hundred ((thirty-five)) eighty-five dollars for a license authorizing possession at a single facility of unsealed sources in amounts:
(i) Greater than 0.1 millicurie and less than or equal to one millicurie of I-125 or I-131; or
(ii) Greater than ten millicuries and less than or equal to one hundred millicuries of H-3 or C-14; or
(iii) Greater than one millicurie and less than or equal to ten millicuries of any single isotope.
(c) One thousand ((two)) three hundred ((ninety)) thirty dollars for a license authorizing possession at a single facility of unsealed sources in amounts:
(i) Greater than 0.01 millicurie and less than or equal to 0.1 millicurie of I-125 or I-131; or
(ii) Greater than one millicurie and less than or equal to ten millicuries of H-3 or C-14; or
(iii) Greater than 0.1 millicurie and less than or equal to one millicurie of any other single isotope.
(d) Four hundred ((forty-five)) sixty dollars for a license authorizing possession at a single facility of unsealed or sealed sources in amounts:
(i) Less than or equal to 0.01 millicurie of I-125 or I-131; or
(ii) Less than or equal to one millicurie of H-3 or C-14; or
(iii) Less than or equal to 0.1 millicurie of any other single isotope.
(e) ((Five)) Six hundred ((ninety-five)) fifteen dollars for a license authorizing possession at a single facility of large quantities of naturally occurring radioactive material in total concentration not exceeding 0.002 microcurie per gram.
(2) Persons with licenses authorizing multiple locations of use shall increase the annual fee by fifty percent for each additional location.
(3) Persons registered to perform in vitro testing pursuant to Form RHF-15 shall forward an annual fee of sixty dollars to the department.
[Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110. 98-11-067, § 246-254-100, filed 5/19/98, effective 6/19/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110, [43.70.]250 and chapter 70.98 RCW. 96-11-043, § 246-254-100, filed 5/8/96, effective 6/28/96; 95-12-004, § 246-254-100, filed 5/25/95, effective 6/25/95; 94-11-011 § 246-254-100, filed 5/5/94, effective 6/5/94; 93-13-019 (Order 372), § 246-254-100, filed 6/8/93, effective 7/9/93. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.70.110. 91-22-027 (Order 208), § 246-254-100, filed 10/29/91, effective 11/29/91.]