North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 10A - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 15 - RADIATION PROTECTION › Section .1100 - FEES › Section 15 .1106 - RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS AND ACCELERATOR FEE AMOUNTS

Current through Register Vol. 39, No. 2, July 15, 2024
(a) Annual
				fees for persons licensed pursuant to the provisions of Section.0300 of this
				Chapter shall be:
Type of Radioactive Material License
Annual Fee
Specific license of broad scope including:
-academic or research and development
							 (R&D)
$ 5,180.00
-manufacture or distribution
$ 6,100.00
-medical
$ 6,760.00
Specific license including:
-educational institutions, R&D
							 laboratories
$ 2,960.00
-industrial radiography
$ 5,400.00
-irradiator Greater than equal to
							 10,000Ci
$ 19,140.00
-irradiator Less than equal to
							 10,000Ci
$ 2,160.00
-manufacture or distribution
$ 2,320.00
-medical (human use), diagnostic
$ 2,940.00
-medical (human use), therapeutic
$ 4,760.00
-services, consultants, gauges (all types), or not
							 specified above
$ 1,860.00
-well logging, subsurface tracer
							 studies
$ 3,200.00
General license including:
-not subject to annual registration
							 requirements
$ 200.00
-subject to annual registration
							 requirements
$ 325.00
-possession of self-luminous devices under Rule.0309
							 of this Chapter
no fee
-possession of source material from water remediation
							 activities under Rule.0307 of this Chapter
no fee
(b)
				Annual fees for persons licensed pursuant to the provisions of Section.0900 of
				this Chapter shall be four thousand seven hundred sixty dollars
				($4,760.00).
(c) Fees for
				out-of-state persons granted permission to use sources of radiation in this
				State pursuant to Rule.0345 of this Chapter are the same as that provided for
				in the applicable category specified in Paragraphs (a) and (b) of this Rule.
				The fees shall be due when the application for reciprocal recognition of
				out-of-state license is made.
(d)
				Each location listed on a license issued by the Agency that is not part of a
				contiguous property controlled by the licensee shall require an additional fee
				equal to the amount specified in Paragraphs (a) and (b) of this Rule. Fees for
				client locations listed on mobile medical licenses shall be one-half of the
				amount specified in Paragraphs (a) or (b) of this Rule for each client
				site.
(e) Persons licensed to
				conduct activities subject to multiple categories of fees under Paragraph (a)
				of this Rule shall be required to pay only the highest fee category.
(f) Persons possessing Sealed Source and
				Device Registration (SS&D) certificates shall pay an annual fee of one
				thousand four hundred eighty dollars ($1,480.00) per active SS&D
				certificate issued by the Agency, in addition to any amounts specified in
				Paragraph (a) of this Rule.
(g)
				Notwithstanding Paragraph (a) of this Rule, persons licensed to conduct
				activities under a specific license with annual receipts of less than two
				hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) may pay a reduced license fee of
				one-half of the amount shown in Paragraph (a) of this Rule, provided:
(1) payment of fees is made in accordance
				with Rule.1102 of this Section;
(2)
				an affidavit is submitted to the agency every year that reduced fees are paid,
				no later than the date that payment of license fees are due, stating that
				annual receipts for all business activities are less than the amount shown in
				this Paragraph during the consecutive 12 month period preceding the date
				license fees are due. This affidavit shall be signed by the individual
				authorized to sign license amendments and this signature shall be witnessed and
				notarized;
(3) records of annual
				receipts of all business activities shall be made available to the agency for
				inspection in accordance with Rule.0107 of this Chapter. These records shall
				include municipal, county, and State tax records; and
(4) a copy of the affidavit and records of
				annual receipts shall be maintained for five years after the date the affidavit
				is notarized.