[Federal Register Volume 61, Number 28 (Friday, February 9, 1996)]
[Corrections]
[Pages 5064-5066]
From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
[FR Doc No: X96-10209]
Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 28 / Friday, February 9, 1995 /
Corrections
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
10 CFR Parts 170 and 171
RIN 3150-AF39
Revision of Fee Schedules; 100% Fee Recovery, FY 1996
Correction
In proposed rule document 95-1524, beginning on page 2948 in the
issue of Tuesday, January 30, 1996, make the following corrections.
Sec. 170.21 [Corrected]
On page 2957, in Sec. 170.21 in the table, in item 5., at the end
of the second line remove ``Ame''.
Sec. 171.16 [Corrected]
On page 2962, in the third column, in Sec. 171.16(c), in the table,
the last entry is corrected to read as follows:
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Maximum
annual fee
per
licensed
category
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Educational Institutions that are not State or Publicly
Supported, and have 500 Employees or Less:
35 to 500 employees...................................... 1,800
Less than 35 employees................................... 400
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On the same page, in Sec. 171.16(d), because of numerous errors the
table is being republished in its entirety.
Schedule of Materials Annual Fees and Fees for Government Agencies Licensed by NRC
[See footnotes at end of table]
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Annual fees
Category of materials licenses \1\ \2\ \3\
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1. Special nuclear material:
A.(1) Licenses for possession and use of U-235 or
plutonium for fuel fabrication activities.
(a) Strategic Special Nuclear Material:
Babcock & Wilcox............................... SNM-42 $2,404,000
Nuclear Fuel Services.......................... SNM-124 2,404,000
(b) Low Enriched Uranium in Dispersable Form Used
for Fabrication of Power Reactor Fuel:
Combustion Engineering (Hematite).............. SNM-33 1,180,000
General Electric Company....................... SNM-1097 1,180,000
Siemens Nuclear Power.......................... SNM-1227 1,180,000
Westinghouse Electric Company.................. SNM-1107 1,180,000
(2) All other special nuclear materials licenses not
included in Category 1.A.(1) which are licensed for
fuel cycle activities.
(a) Facilities with limited operations:
B&W Fuel Company............................... SNM-1168 469,400
(b) All Others:
General Electric............................... SNM-960 318,800
B. Licenses for receipt and storage of spent fuel at an 261,100
independent spent fuel storage installation (ISFSI).
C. Licenses for possession and use of special nuclear 1,200
material in sealed sources contained in devices used
in industrial measuring systems, including x-ray
fluorescence analyzers.
D. All other special nuclear material licenses, except 2,800
licenses authorizing special nuclear material in
unsealed form in combination that would constitute a
critical quantity, as defined in Sec. 150.11 of this
chapter, for which the licensee shall pay the same
fees as those for Category 1.A.(2).
E. Licenses for the operation of a uranium enrichment \11\ N/A
facility.
2. Source material:
A.(1) Licenses for possession and use of source 598,100
material for refining uranium mill concentrates to
uranium hexafluoride.
(2) Licenses for possession and use of source material
in recovery operations such as milling, in-situ
leaching, heap-leaching, ore buying stations, ion
exchange facilities and in processing of ores
containing source material for extraction of metals
other than uranium or thorium, including licenses
authorizing the possession of byproduct waste material
(tailings) from source material recovery operations,
as well as licenses authorizing the possession and
maintenance of a facility in a standby mode..
Class I facilities \4\............................. 57,000
Class II facilities \4\............................ 32,200
Other facilities \4\............................... 20,600
(3) Licenses that authorize the receipt of byproduct 41,800
material, as defined in Section 11e.(2) of the Atomic
Energy Act, from other persons for possession and
disposal, except those licenses subject to the fees in
Category 2.A.(2) or Category 2.A.(4).
(4) Licenses that authorize the receipt of byproduct 7,400
material, as defined in Section 11e(2) of the Atomic
Energy Act, from other persons for possession and
disposal incidental to the disposal of the uranium
waste tailings generated by the licensee's milling
operations, except those licenses subject to the fees
in Category 2.A.(2).
B. Licenses which authorize only the possession, use 450
and/or installation of source material for shielding.
C. All other source material licenses.................. 8,100
3. Byproduct material:
A. Licenses of broad scope for possession and use of 15,400
byproduct material issued pursuant to parts 30 and 33
of this chapter for processing or manufacturing of
items containing byproduct material for commercial
distribution.
B. Other licenses for possession and use of byproduct 5,200
material issued pursuant to part 30 of this chapter
for processing or manufacturing of items containing
byproduct material for commercial distribution.
C. Licenses issued pursuant to Secs. 32.72, 32.73, and/ 10,400
or 32.74 of this chapter authorizing the processing or
manufacturing and distribution or redistribution of
radiopharmaceuticals, generators, reagent kits and/or
sources and devices containing byproduct material.
This category also includes the possession and use of
source material for shielding authorized pursuant to
part 40 of this chapter when included on the same
license.
D. Licenses and approvals issued pursuant to Secs. 4,100
32.72, 32.73, and/or 32.74 of this chapter authorizing
distribution or redistribution of
radiopharmaceuticals, generators, reagent kits and/or
sources or devices not involving processing of
byproduct material. This category also includes the
possession and use of source material for shielding
authorized pursuant to part 40 of this chapter when
included on the same license..
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E. Licenses for possession and use of byproduct 2,900
material in sealed sources for irradiation of
materials in which the source is not removed from its
shield (self-shielded units).
F. Licenses for possession and use of less than 10,000 3,500
curies of byproduct material in sealed sources for
irradiation of materials in which the source is
exposed for irradiation purposes. This category also
includes underwater irradiators for irradiation of
materials in which the source is not exposed for
irradiation purposes.
G. Licenses for possession and use of 10,000 curies or 18,200
more of byproduct material in sealed sources for
irradiation of materials in which the source is
exposed for irradiation purposes. This category also
includes underwater irradiators for irradiation of
materials in which the source is not exposed for
irradiation purposes.
H. Licenses issued pursuant to subpart A of part 32 of 4,600
this chapter to distribute items containing byproduct
material that require device review to persons exempt
from the licensing requirements of part 30 of this
chapter, except specific licenses authorizing
redistribution of items that have been authorized for
distribution to persons exempt from the licensing
requirements of part 30 of this chapter.
I. Licenses issued pursuant to subpart A of part 32 of 8,200
this chapter to distribute items containing byproduct
material or quantities of byproduct material that do
not require device evaluation to persons exempt from
the licensing requirements of part 30 of this chapter,
except for specific licenses authorizing
redistribution of items that have been authorized for
distribution to persons exempt from the licensing
requirements of part 30 of this chapter.
J. Licenses issued pursuant to subpart B of part 32 of 3,500
this chapter to distribute items containing byproduct
material that require sealed source and/or device
review to persons generally licensed under part 31 of
this chapter, except specific licenses authorizing
redistribution of items that have been authorized for
distribution to persons generally licensed under part
31 of this chapter.
K. Licenses issued pursuant to subpart B of part 31 of 3,000
this chapter to distribute items containing byproduct
material or quantities of byproduct material that do
not require sealed source and/or device review to
persons generally licensed under part 31 of this
chapter, except specific licenses authorizing
redistribution of items that have been authorized for
distribution to persons generally licensed under part
31 of this chapter.
L. Licenses of broad scope for possession and use of 11,400
byproduct material issued pursuant to parts 30 and 33
of this chapter for research and development that do
not authorize commercial distribution.
M. Other licenses for possession and use of byproduct 5,100
material issued pursuant to part 30 of this chapter
for research and development that do not authorize
commercial distribution.
N. Licenses that authorize services for other
licensees, except:
(1) Licenses that authorize only calibration and/or
leak testing services are subject to the fees
specified in fee Category 3P; and
(2) Licenses that authorize waste disposal services 5,600
are subject to the fees specified in fee
Categories 4A, 4B, and 4C.
O. Licenses for possession and use of byproduct 13,000
material issued pursuant to part 34 of this chapter
for industrial radiography operations. This category
also includes the possession and use of source
material for shielding authorized pursuant to part 40
of this chapter when authorized on the same license.
P. All other specific byproduct material licenses, 1,600
except those in Categories 4A through 9D.
4. Waste disposal and processing:
A. Licenses specifically authorizing the receipt of \5\94,400
waste byproduct material, source material, or special
nuclear material from other persons for the purpose of
contingency storage or commercial land disposal by the
licensee; or licenses authorizing contingency storage
of low-level radioactive waste at the site of nuclear
power reactors; or licenses for receipt of waste from
other persons for incineration or other treatment,
packaging of resulting waste and residues, and
transfer of packages to another person authorized to
receive or dispose of waste material.
B. Licenses specifically authorizing the receipt of 13,300
waste byproduct material, source material, or special
nuclear material from other persons for the purpose of
packaging or repackaging the material. The licensee
will dispose of the material by transfer to another
person authorized to receive or dispose of the
material.
C. Licenses specifically authorizing the receipt of 7,100
prepackaged waste byproduct material, source material,
or special nuclear material from other persons. The
licensee will dispose of the material by transfer to
another person authorized to receive or dispose of the
material.
5. Well logging:
A. Licenses for possession and use of byproduct 7,500
material, source material, and/or special nuclear
material for well logging, well surveys, and tracer
studies other than field flooding tracer studies.
B. Licenses for possession and use of byproduct 12,200
material for field flooding tracer studies.
6. Nuclear laundries:
A. Licenses for commercial collection and laundry of 13,600
items contaminated with byproduct material, source
material, or special nuclear material.
7. Human use of byproduct, source, or special nuclear
material:
A. Licenses issued pursuant to parts 30, 35, 40, and 70 9,500
of this chapter for human use of byproduct material,
source material, or special nuclear material in sealed
sources contained in teletherapy devices. This
category also includes the possession and use of
source material for shielding when authorized on the
same license.
B. Licenses of broad scope issued to medical 21,700
institutions or two or more physicians pursuant to
parts 30, 33, 35, 40, and 70 of this chapter
authorizing research and development, including human
use of byproduct material except licenses for
byproduct material, source material, or special
nuclear material in sealed sources contained in
teletherapy devices. This category also includes the
possession and use of source material for shielding
when authorized on the same license 9.
C. Other licenses issued pursuant to parts 30, 35, 40, 4,300
and 70 of this chapter for human use of byproduct
material, source material, and/or special nuclear
material except licenses for byproduct material,
source material, or special nuclear material in sealed
sources contained in teletherapy devices. This
category also includes the possession and use of
source material for shielding when authorized on the
same license 9.
8. Civil defense:
A. Licenses for possession and use of byproduct 1,600
material, source material, or special nuclear material
for civil defense activities.
9. Device, product, or sealed source safety evaluation:
A. Registrations issued for the safety evaluation of 6,700
devices or products containing byproduct material,
source material, or special nuclear material, except
reactor fuel devices, for commercial distribution.
B. Registrations issued for the safety evaluation of 3,400
devices or products containing byproduct material,
source material, or special nuclear material
manufactured in accordance with the unique
specifications of, and for use by, a single applicant,
except reactor fuel devices.
C. Registrations issued for the safety evaluation of 1,400
sealed sources containing byproduct material, source
material, or special nuclear material, except reactor
fuel, for commercial distribution.
D. Registrations issued for the safety evaluation of 720
sealed sources containing byproduct material, source
material, or special nuclear material, manufactured in
accordance with the unique specifications of, and for
use by, a single applicant, except reactor fuel.
10. Transportation of radioactive material:
A. Certificates of Compliance or other package
approvals issued for design of casks, packages, and
shipping containers.
Spent Fuel, High-Level Waste, and.................. 6 N/A
Other Casks........................................ 6 N/A
B. Approvals issued of 10 CFR part 71 quality assurance
programs.
Users and Fabricators.............................. 72,800
Users.............................................. 950
11. Standardized spent fuel facilities..................... 6 N/A
12. Special Projects....................................... \6\ N/A
13. A. Spent fuel storage cask Certificate of Compliance... \6\ N/A
B. General licenses for storage of spent fuel under 10 261,100
CFR 72.210.
14. Byproduct, source, or special nuclear material licenses \7\ N/A
and other approvals authorizing decommissioning,
decontamination, reclamation, or site restoration
activities pursuant to 10 CFR parts 30, 40, 70, and 72.
15. Import and Export licenses............................. \8\ N/A
16. Reciprocity............................................ \8\ N/A
17. Master materials licenses of broad scope issued to 388,600
Government agencies.
18. Department of Energy:
A. Certificates of Compliance.......................... \10\ 1,078,000
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B. Uranium Mill Tailing Radiation Control Act (UMTRCA) 1,813,000
activities.
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\1\ Annual fees will be assessed based on whether a licensee held a valid license with the NRC authorizing
possession and use of radioactive material during the fiscal year. However, the annual fee is waived for those
materials licenses and holders of certificates, registrations, and approvals who either filed for termination
of their licenses or approvals or filed for possession only/storage licenses prior to October 1, 1995, and
permanently ceased licensed activities entirely by September 30, 1995. Annual fees for licensees who filed for
termination of a license, downgrade of a license, or for a POL during the fiscal year and for new licenses
issued during the fiscal year will be prorated in accordance with the provisions of Sec. 171.17. If a person
holds more than one license, certificate, registration, or approval, the annual fee(s) will be assessed for
each license, certificate, registration, or approval held by that person. For licenses that authorize more
than one activity on a single license (e.g., human use and irradiator activities), annual fees will be
assessed for each category applicable to the license. Licensees paying annual fees under Category 1.A. (1).
are not subject to the annual fees of Category 1.C and 1.D for sealed sources authorized in the license.
\2\ Payment of the prescribed annual fee does not automatically renew the license, certificate, registration, or
approval for which the fee is paid. Renewal applications must be filed in accordance with the requirements of
parts 30, 40, 70, 71, or 72 of this chapter.
\3\ For FYs 1997 and 1998, fees for these materials licenses will be calculated and assessed in accordance with
Sec. 171.13 and will be published in the Federal Register for notice and comments.
\4\ A Class I license includes mill licenses issued for the extraction of uranium from uranium ore. A Class II
license includes solution mining licenses (in-situ and heap leach) issued for the extraction of uranium from
uranium ores including research and development licenses. An ``other'' license includes licenses for
extraction of metals, heavy metals, and rare earths.
\5\ Two licenses have been issued by NRC for land disposal of special nuclear material. Once NRC issues a LLW
disposal license for byproduct and source material, the Commission will consider establishing an annual fee
for this type of license.
\6\ Standardized spent fuel facilities, parts 71 and 72 Certificates of Compliance, and special reviews, such as
topical reports, are not assessed an annual fee because the generic costs of regulating these activities are
primarily attributable to the users of the designs, certificates, and topical reports.
\7\ Licensees in this category are not assessed an annual fee because they are charged an annual fee in other
categories while they are licensed to operate.
\8\ No annual fee is charged because it is not practical to administer due to the relatively short life or
temporary nature of the license.
\9\ Separate annual fees will not be assessed for pacemaker licenses issued to medical institutions who also
hold nuclear medicine licenses under Categories 7B or 7C.
\10\ This includes Certificates of Compliance issued to DOE that are not under the Nuclear Waste Fund.
\11\ No annual fee has been established because there are currently no licensees in this particular fee
category.
BILLING CODE 1505-01-D
