1 Where a partial fee for a power reactor operating license has been paid prior to the effective date of this amendment, the amount paid shall be deducted from the fee prescribed by this amendment and the difference will be due when the operating license for 100 pct power is issued. 2 Concurrent unit. A concurrent unit is defined as a power reactor of the same design at a single power station that was subject to concurrent licensing review. 3 When review of the permit, license, approval, or amendment is complete, the expenditures for professional manpower and appropriate support services will be determined and the resultant fee assessed, but in no event will the fee exceed that shown in the schedule of facility fees. When one application for a preliminary design approval or final design approval contains more than one design, the additional approvals are subject to a maximum fee which is the sum of the application fee and approval fee. 4 Charge will be separately determined by the Commission taking into account the professional manpower required to conduct the review multiplied by the applicable cost per man-year, plus any appropriate support services costs incurred. Where a fee has been paid for a facility early site review, the charge will be deducted from the fee for a construction permit issued for that site. A separate charge will not be assessed for a site review where the person requesting the review has an application for a construction permit on file for the same site, except where the application is withdrawn by the applicant or denied by the Commission. The maximum fee for review of a topical report shall not exceed $20,000. [43 FR 7219, Feb. 21, 1978] § 170.22 Schedule of fees for facility license amendments. SCHEDULE OF Amendment FEES FOR REACTOR FACILITY PERMITS, LICENSES, AND OTHER APPROVALS REQUIRED BY THE LICENSE OR COMMISSION REGULATIONS Class of Amendment 1 Fee 2 Power reactors Test and research reactors CLASS I: Amendments that are a duplicate of an amendment for a second essentially identical unit at the same site, where both proposed amendments are received, processed, and issued at the same time. CLASS II: Amendments that are pro forma, administrative in nature, or have no safety or CLASS III: Amendments, exemptions, or required approvals that involve a single environmental, CLASS V: Amendments, exemptions, or required approvals that require evaluation of several At the time the application is filed, the licensee or applicant shall provide a proposed determination of amendment class and state the basis therefor as part of the amendment or modification request and shall remit the fee corresponding to this determination. The Commission will evaluate the proposed amendment class determination and inform the licensee or applicant if reclassification is required. Reclassification that changes the class of amendment will result in the refund of overcharges to the licensee or applicant or billing the licensee or applicant for additional fees. 2 License amendments or approvals resulting from Commission Orders issued pursuant to 10 CFR 2.204, and amendments resulting in an initial increase in power to 100 percent of the initial design power level are not subject to these fees, except as provided in footnote 1 to $ 170.21. Class I, II, or III amendments which result from a written Commission request for the application may be exempt from fees when the amendment is to simplify or clarify license or technical specifications; the amendment has only minor safety significance, and is issued for the convenience of the Commission. [43 FR 7220, Feb. 21, 1978; 43 FR 11815, Mar. 22, 1978] § 170.23 Schedule of fees for routine health, safety and environmental inspections of facilities. SCHEDULE OF FACILITY ROUTINE HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL INSPECTION FEES 1 1 1 Routine inspections are safety, environmental, and health physics inspections performed at specified frequencies for purposes of reviewing a licensed program to assure that the authorized activities are being conducted in accordance with the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, Commission regulations, and the terms and conditions of the license. 2 The frequency shown in the schedule is the maximum number of routine inspections for which a fee will be assessed. 3 A reduced fee will be charged when the inspection of an additional unit at the same site is conducted concurrently with the first unit. * Fee is applicable for a fuel reprocessing facility and for a uranium enrichment facility. [43 FR 7220, Feb. 21, 1978] § 170.24 Schedule of fees for routine safeguards inspections of facilities. 1 The frequency shown in the schedule is the maximum number of safeguards inspections for which a fee will be assessed. Power reactors and other production and utilization facilities will be assessed the yearly inspection fee shown in the above table. 2 A reduced fee will be charged when the inspection of additional unit(s) at the same site is conducted concurrently with the first unit. 3 Fee is applicable for a fuel reprocessing facility and for a uranium enrichment facility. [43 FR 7220, Feb. 21, 1978] 90-029 0-82--50 Amendment: 3 § 170.31 Schedule of fees for materials licenses and other regulatory services. Applicants for materials licenses and other regulatory services and holders of materials licenses shall pay the following fees. SCHEDULE OF FEES FOR MATERIALS LICENSES AND OTHER REGULATORY SERVICES Category of materials licenses 1. Special nuclear material: 2 A. Licenses for possession and use of 5 kg or more of contained uranium 235 in uranium enriched to 20 pct or more, or 2 kg or more of uranium 233, for fuel processing and fabrication.4 B. Licenses for possession and use of 5 kg or more of contained uranium 235 in uranium enriched to less than 20 pct, for fuel processing and fabrication.* |