Radioactive Materials License Fee Codes

For radioactive waste processing, including resource recovery, volume reduction, decontamination activities, or other waste treatment, but not permitting commercial on-site disposal.

246-254-070(4)

For operation of a mobile nuclear medicine program from a single base of operation.

246-254-080(1)(a)

246-254-070(1)(c)

For a license authorizing decontamination services operating from a single facility.

246-254-070(1)(f)

For a license authorizing waste brokerage including the possession, temporary storage at a single facility, and over packing only of radioactive waste.

246-254-070(1)(g)

For a license authorizing possession of atomic numbers three through eighty-three with a maximum authorized possession of any single isotope greater than 0.1 curie but less than or equal to one curie.

246-254-070(2)(b)

For a license authorizing imaging and localization studies, excluding Iodine-131 (Sodium Iodide) in amounts in excess of 30 microcuries, where no Written Directive is required, at a single facility.

246-254-080(1)(b)

For a license authorizing both diagnostic and therapeutic applications of radioactive material, which includes uses requiring a Written Directive, at a single facility.

246-254-080(1)(d)

For a license authorizing teletherapy, gamma stereotactic radiosurgery, and/or high dose-rate afterloader(s) at a single facility.

246-254-080(1)(f)

For a license authorizing medical or veterinary possession of radioactive material in quantities greater than 30 millicuries but no greater than 200 millicuries total possession at a single facility.

246-254-080(1)(h)

For a license authorizing radioactive material for uptake, dilution, and/or excretion studies, where no Written Directive is required, at a single facility.

246-254-080(1)(j)

For a license authorizing the use of radiographic exposure devices in one or more permanent radiographic vaults in a single facility.

246-254-090(1)(a)

For a license authorizing possession at a single facility of unsealed sources in amounts greater than:

1. One millicurie of I-125 or I-131; or

2. One hundred millicuries of H-3 or C-14; or

3. Ten millicuries of any single isotope.

246-254-100(1)(a)

1. Greater than 0.01 millicurie and less than or equal to 0.1 millicurie of I-125 or I-131; or
2. Greater than one millicurie and less than or equal to ten millicuries of H-3 or C-14; or
3. Greater than 0.1 millicurie and less than or equal to one millicurie of any other single isotope.

246-254-100(1)(c)

246-254-080(1)(k)

246-254-090(1)(e)

246-254-090(1)(g)

246-254-090(1)(j)

For persons registered to possess depleted uranium pursuant to form RHF-20.

246-254-090(3)

For a license authorizing possession of sealed sources for a walk-in type irradiator at a single facility.

246-254-090(1)(h)

For a license authorizing possession at a single facility of unsealed or sealed sources in amounts:

1. Less than or equal to 0.01 millicurie of I-125 or I-131; or

2. Less than or equal to one millicurie of H-3 or C-14; or

3. Less than or equal to 0.1 millicurie of any other single isotope.

246-254-100(1)(d)

For a license authorizing possession of static elimination devices not covered by a general license.

246-254-090(1)(k)

For a second follow-up inspection, and each follow-up inspection thereafter, a fee of one hundred dollars per hour of direct staff time associated with the follow-up inspection, not to exceed one thousand two hundred fifty dollars per follow-up inspection. Hours are calculated in half-hour increments.

246-254-120(1)(a)

For each new license application, the fee of two hundred sixty dollars in addition to the required annual fee.

246-254-120(1)(c)

For review of air emission and environmental programs and data collection and analysis of samples, and review of decommissioning activities by qualified staff in those work units, a fee of one hundred twenty five dollars per hour of direct staff time associated with the review. The fee does not apply to reviews conducted by the radioactive materials staff and does not apply unless the review time would result in a special service change exceeding ten percent of the licensee's annual fee.

246-254-120(1)(e)

The department shall process an application only upon receipt of the new application fee and the annual fee.

246-254-120(3)

Academic Institution

Broad Scope License; run by Radiation Safety Comm.

Broad Scope License; single user

Waste processing by compaction

Distribution of devices or packaged material

Gas Chromatograph

Service provider for gas chromatographs

In Vitro Diagnostic Lab

Industrial radiography and portable gauge

Laboratory uses

Medical User

Mobile Nuclear Medicine

Nuclear Medicine - Private Practice or Institution

Portable Gauge

Receipt & Distribution

Teletherapy

Well Logging