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Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ELECTRICAL BOARD › Title 100 › Rule 9 - License Examinations

Current through June 17, 2024
Licensing Examinations will be administered by:
A. Computer based testing administered by either the State Electrical Board or a third party administrator.
B. In person test given by the State Electrical Board at places to be determined across the State.
1. State electrical examinations shall consist of a minimum of 50 questions. The examinations shall consist of National Electrical Code, Basic Electricity, Nebraska State Electrical Act, Blueprint Reading, Emergency Circuits and Fire Alarm Circuits. The minimum grade considered as passing shall be 75 percent. The fee for reexamination will be the same as the original fee. All applicants may use a slide rule or a numerical nonprogrammable calculator throughout the examination. Applicants shall be allowed a maximum of three hours to complete the examination.
2. Applicants will be notified of examination grades within a reasonable period of time.
3. In person examination Applicants are permitted to review failed examinations within 10 days following the examination date. Such review shall be conducted in the presence of the Executive Director, Chief State Electrical Inspector or State Electrical Inspector conducting the exam. Online third party applicants will have to reach out to the third party administrator to request review.
4. Applicants that fail an examination will be required to reapply before taking another exam.
5. Failure of approved applicants to appear at three consecutive examinations or complete the examination within 90 days, will result in forfeiture of the applicant's examination fee and will have to reapply.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ELECTRICAL BOARD › Title 100 › Rule 11 - Municipal Electrical Examinations

Current through June 17, 2024
Any person having successfully completed a State Electrical Board approved electrical examination will be considered as having submitted satisfactory evidence of qualification to perform work in the trade and shall be issued, upon request and payment of license fee, a State electrical license at the same level of qualification on the basis of having passed an approved municipal examination contingent on the provision contained herein.
1. The applicant shall meet State Electrical Board approved minimum experience requirements for the type of license desired.
2. The applicant shall have achieved a minimum score of 75% on the approved examination.
3. The applicant shall be the holder of a current electrical license issued by the municipality that administered the examination.
Examination Approval
Any Nebraska municipality intending to request State Electrical Board approval or retention of an electrical examination program shall submit the examination prior to the first day of January of each year, with correspondence detailing examination procedure and sample examination to the State Electrical Division for consideration by the State Electrical Board. A minimum of 10% of the questions comprising the approved examination shall be changed annually.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ELECTRICAL BOARD › Title 100 › Rule 12 - Temporary Services

Current through June 17, 2024
The installer or electrical contractor must submit an application for State electrical inspection for the temporary service.
1. The inspection fee will be based on service capacity and number of branch circuits.
2. The application must be submitted a minimum of five working days prior to the date energization is required.
3. The State Electrical Inspector may verbally authorize energization following inspection if the installation is in compliance with the provisions of the National Electrical Code referenced in Section  81-2104(5)  of the State Electrical Act.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ELECTRICAL BOARD › Title 100 › Rule 13 - Requests for Inspection

Current through June 17, 2024
It is the responsibility of the installer or electrical contractor to notify the inspector at such times as the project is ready for inspection.
As used in this rule, "ready for inspection" means
(1)  rough-in inspections necessary prior to the concealment of wiring, and (2) final inspections, and (3) re-inspection required by the issuance of a "correction order". The requirement of timely notification is an ongoing responsibility of the installer or electrical contractor during the entire life of the project.
Notification must be made by telephone request, email request, on-line request, or text message to the area State Electrical Inspector.
The following standardized inspection procedure applies when the inspector is unable to make contact with a property owner installing wiring pursuant to Sections  81-2121(5)  and  81-2124(2)  of the State Electrical Act.
(a) The inspector shall leave a doorknob notice card announcing the attempt to conduct an inspection. The notice shall contain instructions for the installer to contact the inspector to schedule an inspection appointment within thirty-days.
(b) If there is no response from the first notice, the inspector shall make an additional attempt to inspect. If the inspector is still unable to make an inspection, the inspector shall leave a second doorknob notice card at the residence. The notice shall inform the property owner of the following:
(i) The installation shall remain subject to inspection by the State Electrical Division;
(ii) The installation may contain hazards to health and property until an inspection is made.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ELECTRICAL BOARD › Title 100 › Rule 14 - Electrical Installations Subject to State Electrical Inspection

Current through June 17, 2024
"Electrical installations subject to State electrical inspection" means residential, commercial, industrial, public-use buildings and installations, and State of Nebraska owned buildings and property involving new electrical construction work; and any installation at the request of the owner.
"All new electrical installations for residential applications requiring new electrical service equipment" means any building, structure, or pole located on parcels of land either intended for or zoned as single-family residential lots or properties.
The provisions of Section 81 -2125 of the State Electrical Act do not apply to State of Nebraska owned buildings and property, and public educational facilities. These installations remain subject to State electrical inspection regardless of location.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ELECTRICAL BOARD › Title 100 › Rule 15 - Inspection By Political Sub-Divisions

Current through June 17, 2024
Political sub-divisions instituting an ordinance or resolution providing standards of wiring and its installation and inspection that are not less than those prescribed by the Board or the State Electrical Act in residential, commercial, industrial, and public-use buildings and installations shall forward the ordinance or resolution to the State Electrical Division for review by the State Electrical Board. The ordinance or resolution shall be reviewed for commensurability and conflict with the State Electrical Act.
Certification of Electrical Inspector
It shall be the responsibility of the political sub-division to certify all electrical inspectors hired after September 1, 1994, using the Certified State Electrical Inspector qualification guidelines found in Rule 19, and issue to the electrical inspector a certificate of qualification. A copy of the certificate of qualification shall be forwarded to the State Electrical Division with the ordinance or resolution.
State Electrical Board Acknowledgment
Following review and ordinance or resolution corrections, if any, the State Electrical Board shall acknowledge, by motion, recorded in official Board minutes, the proposed wiring and inspection program. The inspection of residential, commercial, industrial, and public-use buildings shall be subject to inspection by the political sub-division. State of Nebraska owned buildings and property, and public educational facilities shall remain subject to State electrical inspection.
Acknowledgment Termination
1. The State Electrical Board may, on its own motion, upon receipt of complaints or charges alleging improper administration of the previously "acknowledged" inspection program institute an investigation of the program.
2. The investigation shall be conducted by the area State Electrical Inspector, Chief State Electrical Inspector, State Electrical Division Executive Director or designated State Electrical Board member.
3. The State Electrical Board, at the conclusion of the investigation shall, by motion recorded in official Board minutes, dismiss the allegations or order a recognition termination hearing.
4. Setting of Hearings:
The time and place of any hearing before the Board will be set as directed by the Board. Notice of such hearing shall be served by United States mail to all interested parties by mailing a copy of such notice to the interested party. Such notice shall include all issues and charges.
5. Pleading:
The State Electrical Board follows the model rules established by the Attorney General for contested cases found in Title 53 NAC Chapter 4.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ELECTRICAL BOARD › Title 100 › Rule 18 - Certified State Electrical Inspector

Current through June 17, 2024
The term "Certified State Electrical Inspector" shall mean a person who meets the following minimum requirements set forth by the State Electrical Board:
1. A person licensed as an Electrical Contractor, Class A Electrical Contractor, Class A Master Electrician, Journeyman Electrician or Class A Journeyman Electrician under a program approved by the Board; and
2. A person certified as an electrical inspector by an examination administered through a nationally recognized electrical inspector certification organization.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 1 - DEFINITIONS › Section 67-1-001

Current through June 17, 2024
Definitions only apply to this title and do not apply to any
				  other part of the State Disaster and
Emergency
				  Management
Act.
001.01
				Additional Facility
The term Additional Facility shall mean all buildings,
				  equipment, structures, and other stationary and non-stationary items that may
				  be located anywhere in the State of Nebraska and which are owned or operated by
				  the same person (or by any person which controls, is controlled by, or under
				  common control with, such person), are not already designated as facilities
				  under Section 302 of SARA Title III as codified in
				  40
				  CFR 355.20, which under the State of Nebraska
				  designates as a facility pursuant to its authority under
				  40 CFR
				  300.215(b). Additional
				  Facility shall include only those designated as such by the governor or the
				  State Emergency Response Commission.
001.02 Commission
Commission shall mean the State Emergency Response
				  Commission (SERC).
001.03
				Committee
Committee shall mean the Local Emergency Planning Committee
				  (LEPC).
001.04 Environment
Environment shall mean the water, air, and land and the
				  interrelationship which exists among and between water, air, and land and all
				  living things.
001.05
				Hazardous Chemical
Hazardous Chemical is a material that exhibits or possesses
				  any of the 26 hazard criteria listed by the Occupational Safety and Health
				  Administration (OSHA) in
				  29 CFR
				  1910.1200. Appendices A and
				  B.
001.06 Operator
Operator is the person responsible for the overall operation
				  of an additional facility.
001.07 Owner
Owner shall mean the person who owns all or part of an
				  additional facility.
001.08
				Person
Person means any individual, trust, firm, joint stock
				  company, corporation (including a government corporation), partnership,
				  association, state, municipality, commission, political subdivision of a state,
				  or interstate body.
001.09
				Portable Fertilizer Manufacturing Plant
Shall mean a portable unit of equipment and machinery used
				  in the manufacture of or processing of any grade of liquid fertilizer by
				  combining NH3 with any reagent of other chemical, and which has NH3 present in
				  volume equal to or greater than 500 lbs.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 2 - SCOPE AND INTENT › Section 67-2-001 - Scope and Intent

Current through June 17, 2024
Title III of the Federal Superfund Amendments
				  Reauthorization Act (SARA Title III) provides state governors or their
				  representatives (i.e., members of the State Emergency Response Commission), the
				  option to designate additional categories of facilities which shall become
				  subject to the emergency planning provisions of that statute, if such
				  designation is made after public notice and opportunity for comment. The
				  notification and reporting requirements contained in Chapter 3 of this title
				  apply to designated additional facilities unless more stringent requirements
				  are provided in the additional facility designation chapter(s) of this
				  title.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 3 - NOTIFICATION AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS › Section 67-3-001 - Subject To Emergency Planning Requirements

Current through June 17, 2024
The owner or operator of an additional facility designated in
				  this title shall provide notification to the commission that it is subject to
				  the emergency planning requirements of SARA Title III, Section 302 and 303, and
				  these rules. Such notification shall be in writing and be provided within sixty
				  (60) days after the additional facility first becomes subject to the
				  requirements, unless the additional facility designation chapter(s) of this
				  title require more stringent requirements.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 3 - NOTIFICATION AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS › Section 67-3-002 - Representation

Current through June 17, 2024
The owner or operator of an additional facility shall
				  designate a representative who will participate in the local emergency planning
				  process as a facility emergency response coordinator. The owner or operator
				  shall notify the Committee(s) having jurisdiction over the additional facility
				  of the representative in writing within thirty (30) days of establishing
				  operations within the state.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 3 - NOTIFICATION AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS › Section 67-3-003 - Changes in Facility

Current through June 17, 2024
The owner or operator of an additional facility subject to
				  this title shall promptly inform the Committee(s) having jurisdiction over
				  additional facility of any changes at the additional facility which may be
				  relevant to emergency planning.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 3 - NOTIFICATION AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS › Section 67-3-004 - Reporting Requirements

Current through June 17, 2024
Upon request of the Committee(s) having jurisdiction over the
				  additional facilities, the owner or operator of an additional facility subject
				  to this title shall promptly report to the Committee(s) in writing any
				  information necessary for development or implementation of the Local Emergency
				  Operations Plan (LEOP).
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 4 - PORTABLE FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING PLANTS › Section 67-4-001 - Commission and Committee Notification

Current through June 17, 2024
The owner or operators of portable fertilizer manufacturing
				  plant or the manufacturing location shall provide the following
				  notifications
001.01 Telephone
				notification as required by Section 002 no less than 24 hours and no more than
				21 days prior to the actual time of placing the plant into service at each
				location.
001.02 Written
				notification as required by Section 003 below for each new or modified location
				before or on the tenth calendar day prior to the earliest possible date for
				placing the plant into service at the new or modified location.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 4 - PORTABLE FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING PLANTS › Section 67-4-002 - Telephone Notification

Current through June 17, 2024
The owners or operators of portable fertilizer manufacturing
				  plants or the manufacturing location shall satisfy the notification requirement
				  contained in Section 001.01 above by submitting a telephonic notification to
				  the committee and provide the following information:
002.01 The name and address of the location
				where the portable fertilizer manufacturing plant will be placed into
				operation.
002.02 The name(s) and
				identity(ies) of the hazardous substances to be processed in
				manufacturing.
002.03 The
				approximate date and time the fertilizer manufacturing process will begin at
				the location.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 4 - PORTABLE FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING PLANTS › Section 67-4-003 - Planning Notification for Portable Fertilizer Manufacturing

Current through June 17, 2024
The owners or operators of portable fertilizer manufacturing
				  plants shall satisfy the notification requirements contained in Section 001.02
				  above by submitting to the commission and then committee, a notification
				  entitled "Planning Notification for Portable Fertilizer Manufacturing," which
				  contains all the information included in the Federal Continuous Release report
				  as codified in
				  40 CFR
				  302.8(e)(1) (i to iv), with
				  the exception of the National Response Center or the Environmental Protection
				  Agency case numbers which would not be available for new locations. An example
				  format is attached to this rule.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 4 - PORTABLE FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING PLANTS › Section 67-4-004 - Notification in Writing

Current through June 17, 2024
Owners or operators of the portable fertilizer plant and the
				  owners or operators of the manufacturing location shall certify the information
				  they have provided in the completion of the written notification as required in
				  Section 001.02 above as being accurate and current to the best of their
				  knowledge.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 4 - PORTABLE FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING PLANTS › Section 67-4-005 - Notification Requirements

Current through June 17, 2024
The notification requirements of this chapter supersede the
				  notification requirements of Section 001, 002, and 003 of Chapter 3 of this
				  title.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 4 - PORTABLE FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING PLANTS › Section 67-4-006 - Sensitive Local Environments and Populations

Current through June 17, 2024
Owners or operators of the manufacturing location shall
				  certify, in the written Planning Notification for Portable Fertilizer
				  Manufacturing, information of a local nature, specifically the identity and
				  locations of sensitive environments and populations, and the population density
				  within a one mile radius of the manufacturing location, as contained in
				  40 CFR
				  302.8(e)(1) (i, ii, and
				  iii).
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 4 - PORTABLE FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING PLANTS › Section 67-4-007 - Manufacturing Information

Current through June 17, 2024
Owners or operators of portable fertilizer manufacturing
				  plants shall certify in the written Planning Notification for Portable
				  Fertilizer Manufacturing, information relevant to the manufacturing process,
				  chemicals, and associated releases, specifically that information contained in
				  40 CFR 302- 8(e)(1) (i and iv).
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 5 - RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE NEBRASKA EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGHT TO KNOW ACT AND THE NEBRASKA EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGH TO KNOW CASH FUND › Section 67-5-001 - DEFINITIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
001.01 Bequeath
				Contributions
Any contributions given or left to the SERC following the
				  death of a donor and execution of said will.
001.02 Cash Contributions
Cash contributions presented to the SERC are monetary
				  contribution, donations, bequests, and grants, received from government
				  agencies, public agencies, institutions, private and/or
				  individuals.
001.03 In-Kind
				Contributions
In-Kind contributions represent monetary value of non-cash
				  contributions donated to the SERC. In-Kind contributions may be in the form of
				  personal property, goods, and services.
001.04 Majority Vote
Shall mean a vote of a simple majority of the total SERC
				  membership.
001.05 Policy
				Handbook
A document written and distributed by the SERC to the LEPC
				  detailing minimum requirements for the operation of the LEPC.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 5 - RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE NEBRASKA EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGHT TO KNOW ACT AND THE NEBRASKA EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGH TO KNOW CASH FUND › Section 67-5-002 - Allocations

Current through June 17, 2024
002.01 NEMA may
				notify all Local Emergency Planning Committees that meet eligibility
				requirements defined by the SERC in the policy handbook, within 90 days when
				funds or equipment are available.
002.02 Any LEPC meeting requirements wishing
				to request funds or equipment from the SERC shall submit a written request and
				shall use the following format:
002.02A. Name
				of the LEPC, LEPC Mailing Address, and Federal Tax ID number;
002.02B. Amount of funds or equipment
				requested;
002.02C. Description of
				how the funds or equipment are to be used;
002.02D. Signature of the LEPC
				Chairperson.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 5 - RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE NEBRASKA EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGHT TO KNOW ACT AND THE NEBRASKA EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGH TO KNOW CASH FUND › Section 67-5-003 - AUDIT

Current through June 17, 2024
003.01 A fiscal and
				surplus equipment audit shall be conducted annually by NEMA.
003.02 Audit reports will submitted to the
				SERC by April 30 of the following year.
003.03 All SERC audit reports shall be
				retained in the files at NEMA and shall be made available upon request during
				NEMA regular business hours.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 7 - STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLANS › Section 67-7-001 - General Information

Current through June 17, 2024
001.01 Statutory
				Authority
Chapter 7 is adopted pursuant to
				  81-829.41(5)(c)which
				  states that the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency shall adopt and promulgate
				  rules and regulations setting out standards and requirements for city, village,
				  country, and interjurisdictional emergency operations plans.
001.02 Scope and Application of This Rule
This chapter provides the standards and requirements for
				  city, village, county, and interjurisdictional emergency operations
				  plans.
001.03 Responsibility
				for Emergency Management Services
The elected officials of local governments shall be
				  responsible for ensuring that emergency management services are provided to
				  their citizens and for coordinating emergency operations in their respective
				  jurisdictions.
001.04
				Emergency Operations Plan
Each city, village, county or interjurisdictional emergency
				  management organization shall prepare and keep current a city, village, county,
				  or interjurisdictional emergency operations plan for its jurisdiction. Such
				  plans shall be in conformance with the requirements established in the
				  Emergency Management Act.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 7 - STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLANS › Section 67-7-002 - Definitions

Current through June 17, 2024
Definitions Used in This Chapter.
002.01 Disaster
Disaster means any event or the imminent threat thereof
				  causing widespread or severe damage, injury, or loss of life or property
				  resulting from any natural or manmade cause.
002.02 Emergency
Emergency means any event or the imminent threat thereof
				  causing serious damage, injury, or loss of life or property resulting from any
				  natural or manmade cause which, in the determination of the Governor or the
				  principal executive officer of a local government, requires immediate action to
				  accomplish the purpose of the Emergency Management Act and to effectively
				  respond to the event or threat of the event.
002.03 Emergency Management
Emergency Management means the preparation for and the
				  carrying out of all emergency functions, other than functions for which
				  military forces are primarily responsible, to mitigate, prevent, minimize,
				  respond to, and recover from injury and damage resulting from disasters,
				  emergencies or cure defense emergencies.
002.04 Local Government
Local government means a county, village, or city of any
				  class.
002.05 Mitigation
Mitigation refers to activities which eliminate or reduce the
				  chance of occurrence or the effects of a disaster.
002.06 NEMA
NEMA means the Nebraska Emergency Management
				  Agency.
002.07 Preparedness
Preparedness means planning how to respond to an emergency or
				  disaster and working to increase resource capability to respond
				  effectively.
002.08
				Principal Executive Officer
Principal Executive Officer means the mayor in a city of any
				  class or the elected chairperson of the governing body of a village or
				  county.
002.09 Promulgate
Official adoption of the plan by a county board and/or
				  city/village board by resolution or ordinance.
002.10 Recovery
Recovery means activities to return systems to normal or near
				  normal functioning. Short-term recovery returns vital life support systems to
				  minimum operating standards. Long-term recovery from a disaster may continue
				  for years until the entire disaster area is completely
				  redeveloped.
002.11 Response
Response means activities that provide emergency assistance
				  to victims of an emergency or disaster and reduce the likelihood of secondary
				  damage.
002.12 Secondary
				Damages
Damages caused indirectly by the effects of a natural or
				  technological disaster.
002.13 Technological Hazard
Technological Hazard means a hazard emanating from the
				  manufacture, transportation, and use of such substances as radioactive
				  materials, chemicals, explosives, flammables, agricultural pesticides,
				  herbicides, disease agents, oil spill, and debris from space.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 7 - STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLANS › Section 67-7-003 - Emergency Operations Plan Format

Current through June 17, 2024
Each local government and interjurisdictional emergency
				  management organization Emergency Operations Plan shall consist of the
				  following components:
003.01 Planning
				Scope and Approach
The planning scope and approach of a local emergency
				  operations plan shall be multi-hazard and functional.
003.02 Basic Plan
The basic plan serves as an overview of the local
				  government's approach to emergency management and includes information on
				  policies, plans, and procedures relating to the responsibilities of the local
				  government and all of its departments and agencies; the basic plan shall
				  consist of the following components:
003.02A
Preface.
The preface of
				the basic plan should contain a promulgation document, a signature page, the
				dated title page and a record of changes, a record of distribution, and the
				table of contents.
003.02B
Concept of Operations.
The Concept of Operations section explains
				the jurisdiction's overall approach to an emergency situation, i.e., what
				should happen, when, and at whose direction.
003.02C
Organization and Assignment of
				Responsibilities.
This section of the basic plan establishes the
				emergency organization that will be relied on to respond to an emergency
				situation. It includes a listing by position and organization of the kinds of
				tasks that are to be performed during emergency response.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 7 - STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLANS › Section 67-7-004 - Format Variation

Current through June 17, 2024
The format of each emergency operations plan may vary
				  depending upon population, identified risks, and
				  vulnerabilities.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 7 - STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLANS › Section 67-7-005 - Emergency Operations Plan Content

Current through June 17, 2024
Each local government shall have a written Emergency
				  Operations Plan that consists of the following content:
005.01 Basic Plan
The basic plan shall:
005.01A Declare the purpose of the plan and
				the purpose of each plan element;
005.01B Describe the situations that would
				likely cause local government to activate emergency response and recovery
				operations as described in the emergency operations plan;
005.01C Describe assumptions adopted during
				the planning process that may significantly impact emergency
				operations;
005.01D Describe the
				process of coordination and clearly establish guidelines for establishing and
				maintaining direction and control;
005.01E Describe the process of ensuring
				continuity of government in local government to include addressing the
				continuity of government (COG) measures of:
005.01E1 Succession to office;
005.01E2 Predelegation of emergency
				authority;
005.01E3 Emergency
				action steps;
005.01E4 Emergency
				Operating Centers;
005.01E5
				Alternate Emergency Operating Centers;
005.01E6 Safeguarding essential records;
005.01E7 Protection of government
				resources, facilities, and personnel;
005.01E8 Describe the jurisdiction's
				organization for large-scale emergency operations and the process of timely and
				orderly activation of the emergency organization;
005.01E9 Provide clear statements of the
				roles to be played by elements of local government during an emergency
				operation;
005.01E10 Explain how
				the emergency operations plan is to be logistically supported;
005.01E11 Describe communications systems and
				procedures that will be utilized to alert and direct emergency response forces,
				to receive and disseminate warnings, to request aid from other jurisdictions or
				local governments, and to receive requests for aid from other jurisdiction or
				local governments;
005.01E12
				Describe how emergency response forces will be used to protect people and
				property when it is necessary to respond to and recover from disaster;
005.01E13 Identify the specific
				official by title who is responsible for implementing the plan and directing
				the emergency response;
005.01E14
				Describe the responsibilities of local government departments and private
				sector organizations and individuals as they relate to emergency
				operations;
005.01E15 Describe
				procedures to ensure in-place sheltering or safe and orderly evacuation,
				lodging, and feeding of people threatened by disaster hazards;
005.01E16 Describe the procedures for
				coordination and dissemination of emergency public information and education
				materials to the general public by the mass media.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 8 - FEES › Section 67-8-001 - SCOPE AND AUTHORITY

Current through June 17, 2024
001.01 This chapter
				establishes the fees for the calibration of radiological instruments by the
				Radiological Emergency Preparedness Division of the Nebraska Emergency
				Management Agency. The regulations are authorized by
Neb. Stat.
				Rev.
sections
				71-3529 to
				3536.
001.02 Except as otherwise
				specifically provided, the rules and regulations in this chapter apply to any
				responsible agency which owns radiological instruments or has agreed to be
				responsible for the replacement, repair, or calibration of such instruments and
				desires the instrument or instruments be inspected and repaired or inspected
				and calibrated by the Radiological Emergency Preparedness Division of the
				Nebraska Emergency Management Agency.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 8 - FEES › Section 67-8-002 - DEFINITIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
For the purposes of 67 NAC 08, the following definitions
				  apply:
Radiological instruments
mean, but
				  are not limited to, radiological meters, radiological detectors and probes,
				  radiological dosimeters and radiological kits.
Responsible agency
means any state
				  or local governmental entity or private agency which owns radiological
				  instruments or has agreed to be responsible for the replacement, repair, or
				  calibration of such instruments.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 8 - FEES › Section 67-8-003 - DELIVERY AND RETURN

Current through June 17, 2024
The responsible agency is responsible for the delivery and
				  receipt of radiological instruments to and from the Radiological Emergency
				  Preparedness Division of the Nebraska Emergency Management
				  Agency.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 8 - FEES › Section 67-8-004 - PAYMENT OF FEES

Current through June 17, 2024
08.004.01 Fees for
				calibration shall be paid in advance of calibrations performed.
08.004.02 Fees for inspection, replacement of
				parts, and repair will be paid prior to receipt of the radiological instrument
				or instruments by the responsible agency, unless the responsible agency is a
				state or local governmental agency where fees may be paid within 30 days of
				receipt of the radiological instrument or instruments.
08.004.03 Under no circumstances will
				radiological instruments be returned to the responsible agency until all fees
				have been collected, unless otherwise specified in this regulation.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 8 - FEES › Section 67-8-005 - EXEMPTIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
Fees for inspection, calibration, or repair shall not apply
				  to a radiological instrument or kit owned by the Radiological Emergency
				  Preparedness Division of the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency, except when
				  a responsible agency has been issued a radiological instrument or kit, and, by
				  agreement, has consented to be responsible for the replacement, repair, and
				  calibration of the instrument or kit.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 8 - FEES › Section 67-8-006 - FEES FOR THE CALIBRATION OF RADIOLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS

Current through June 17, 2024
1. Direct-reading* dosimeters
$ 22.00
2. Electronic dosimeters
$ 31.00
3. CD V-700 (survey) meters
$ 36.00
4. CD V-715 (survey) meters
$ 25.00
5. CD V-718 (survey) meters
$ 39.00
6. Thermo-Electron** FH-40GL (survey) meters
$ 66.00
7. Thermo-Electron** ASP-2 (survey) meters
$ 66.00
8. All electron detectors
$ 46.00
9. All other meters
$ 66.00
10. CD V-700 Kit
$ 149.00
11. Thermo-Electron** FH-40GL Kit
$ 230.00
12. Thermo-Electron** ASP-2 Kit
$ 224.00
13. All other kits, the cost of calibration of the
							 instruments within the kits, minus 10%.
* Also known as "self-reading", "pencil", and "pocket"
				  dosimeters
** Now known as "Thermo Fisher Scientific"
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 8 - FEES › Section 67-8-007 - FEES FOR REPAIRS

Current through June 17, 2024
08-007.01 The fees
				for repairs will be at the base rate of $ 16.00 per hour.
08-007.02 The actual cost of parts, including
				shipping charges, shall also be included in the total cost for
				repairs.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Title 67 - NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY- ADDITIONAL FACILITIES SUBJECT TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REQUIREMENTS › Chapter 8 - FEES › Section 67-8-008 - FAILURE TO PAY PRESCRIBED FEES

Current through June 17, 2024
08-008.01 If a
				calibrated radiological instrument or kit has not been receipted from the
				Radiological Emergency Preparedness Division of the Nebraska Emergency
				Management Agency by the responsible agency sixty (60) days after the completed
				calibration or repair date, the Radiological Emergency Preparedness Division of
				the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency shall provide written notification to
				the responsible agency to take receipt of the instrument or kit within thirty
				(30) days or inaction will result in the forfeiture of the radiological
				instrument or kit.
08-008.02
				Written notification by the Radiological Emergency Preparedness Division of the
				Nebraska Emergency Management Agency shall be made a total of three times to
				the responsible agency with not less than five (5) working days between
				notifications.
08-008.03 If, after
				proper notification and ninety (90) days after the completed calibration or
				repair date, the instrument or kit has not be receipted for by the responsible
				agency, the instrument or kit shall become the property of the State of
				Nebraska and shall be available for issue by the Radiological Emergency
				Preparedness Division of the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency to issue to
				other responsible agencies who agree to be responsible for the replacement,
				repair, and calibration of the radiological instrument or kit.
08-008.04 If no responsible agency desires
				the radiological instrument or kit, it shall be turned in as surplus
				property.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Title 110 - BOARD OF ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Chapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 110-1-1 - Definitions

Current through June 17, 2024
1.1.1
ARE
: "ARE" means the
				Architects Registration Examination, as developed by NCARB.
1.1.2
AXP
: "AXP" means the
				Architectural Experience Program of NCARB, or its equivalent as determined by
				NCARB.
1.1.3
CACB:
"CACB" means the Canadian Architectural Certification Board.
1.1.4
CEAB:
"CEAB" means the
				Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board.
1.1.5
EAC/ABET
: "EAC/ABET" means
				the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET Inc.
1.1.6
ETAC/ABET:
"ETAC/ABET"
				means the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET
				Inc.
1.1.7
FE
				Examination
: "FE Examination" means the Fundamentals of Engineering
				Examination, as developed by NCEES.
1.1.8
NAAB
: "NAAB" means the
				National Architectural Accrediting Board. NAAB accreditation is required for
				architecture programs not later than two years after issuance of the
				degree.
1.1.9
NCARB
:
				"NCARB" means the National Council of Architectural Registration
				Boards.
1.1.10
NCEES
:
				"NCEES" means the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and
				Surveying.
1.1.11
PE
				Examination
: "PE Examination" means the Principles and Practice of
				Engineering Examination, as developed by NCEES.
1.1.12
E&A Act
: The
				Engineers and Architects Regulation Act, Neb. Rev. Stat. §§
									81-3401 through
				81-3455.
1.1.13
E&A Rules
: The
				Nebraska Rules and Regulations, Title 110 of the Nebraska Administrative Code,
				Chapters 1 through 11, shall be known and may be cited as E&A
				Rules.
1.1.14
MLE
:
				"MLE" means an individual who holds an NCEES Record that has been designated as
				a Model Law Engineer or Model Law Structural Engineer by NCEES.
1.1.15
MLSE
: "MLSE" means an
				individual who holds an NCEES Record that has been designated as a Model Law
				Structural Engineer by NCEES.
1.1.16
NCARB Certificate Holder
:
				"NCARB Certificate Holder" means an individual who holds a Certificate issued
				by NCARB indicating the NCARB Certification requirements have been
				met.
1.1.17
Temporary
				Permit
: A permit issued by the Board to an architect or professional
				engineer who is not licensed in Nebraska for use on a single project.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Title 110 - BOARD OF ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Chapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 110-1-3 - Purpose

Current through June 17, 2024
The Nebraska Rules and Regulations are set forth for the
				  purpose of interpreting and implementing the E&A Act, establishing the
				  Board, and conferring upon it responsibility for licensure of architects and
				  professional engineers and the regulation of the practice of engineering and
				  architecture.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Title 110 - BOARD OF ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Chapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 110-1-5 - Severability

Current through June 17, 2024
If any provisions of these regulations or the application
				  thereof to any person or circumstance is invalid, such invalidity will not
				  affect other provisions or application of these regulations which can be given
				  effect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end the
				  provisions of these regulations are declared to be severable.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Title 110 - BOARD OF ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Chapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 110-1-6 - Adoption of the Attorney General's Model Rules

Current through June 17, 2024
The Board has adopted Title 53, Nebraska Administrative Code,
				  Chapters 1 through 4 of the Nebraska Department of Justice, also known as the
				  Attorney General's Model Rules, and has incorporated them into these
				  regulations.
1.6.1 Procedures
				governing negotiated rulemaking will be in accordance with Title 53, Nebraska
				Administrative Code, Chapter 1.
1.6.2 Procedures governing petitioning for
				rulemaking will be in accordance with Title 53, Nebraska Administrative Code,
				Chapter 2.
1.6.3 Procedures
				governing Declaratory Rulings will be in accordance with Title 53, Nebraska
				Administrative Code, Chapter 3.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Title 110 - BOARD OF ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Chapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 110-1-9 - Board Member Conflicts of Interest

Current through June 17, 2024
1.9.1 Board members
				cannot vote on any matter in which they have any interest, financial or
				otherwise, direct or indirect, or engage in any business transaction or
				professional activity or incur any obligation of any nature which is in
				conflict with the proper discharge of their duties as a Board member.
1.9.2 Board members cannot use or attempt to
				use their official position to secure unwarranted privileges or exemptions for
				themselves or others.
1.9.3 Board
				members cannot give the impression that they may be improperly influenced in
				the performance of Board member duties, or that they are improperly affected by
				the kinship, rank, position, or influence of any party or person.
1.9.4 Board members cannot accept gifts of
				value or loans from persons having business before the Board which are intended
				to or which might appear to influence the official relationship between the
				donor and recipient.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Title 110 - BOARD OF ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Chapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 110-1-10 - Conditional License

Current through June 17, 2024
1.10.1 The Board
				may authorize Board staff to issue licenses, temporary permits, or certificates
				of authorization on a conditional basis, pending formal approval of the
				applications by the Board.
1.10.2 A
				conditional license may be withdrawn by the Board if it determines the
				applicant does not qualify for any reason.
1.10.3 In the event the Board fails to give
				formal approval of a license that has been issued on a conditional basis, the
				conditional license will expire at 11:59 p.m. on the date the licensee is
				notified of such Board action.
1.10.4 Architectural and professional
				engineering services performed pursuant to a conditional license that is
				subsequently withdrawn by the Board will be deemed to have been performed
				pursuant to a valid license.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Title 110 - BOARD OF ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS › Chapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 110-1-11 - Expired License Status

Current through June 17, 2024
1.11.1 License
				Expiration Date
1.11.1.1 A license to practice
				expires at 11:59 p.m. on the expiration date noted on the license.
1.11.1.2 An architect or professional
				engineer cannot practice, as provided in the E&A Act, with an expired
				license.