Section 16.02.27.052 - FEES01.Radiation Licensing Fees. Radiation facility fees apply to each person or facility owning, leasing, storing, or using radiation-producing machines. This fee is assessed on the same cycle as inspections and consists of a base licensing fee and a per tube charge. Fees are due within thirty (30) calendar days of the renewal date. A late charge of fifty ($50) dollars will be assessed at thirty-one (31) days past the renewal date. If the fees are not paid by day ninety-one (91) past the renewal date, licensure will be terminated. X-Ray Renewal Cycle and Facility Fees |
Facility Type | Renewal Cycle | Facility Fee | Per Tube Fee |
Hospital, Clinic, Medical Practice | 2 Years | $50 | $25 |
Dental, Chiropractic, Podiatric, Veterinary Practice | 4 Years | $50 | $25 |
Industrial, research, academic/educational, or security | 10 Years | $50 | $25 |
02.X-Ray Shielding Plan Review and Fee. Facilities housing X-ray producing devices and regulated under these rules must obtain a review of their shielding plan by a qualified expert. A copy of this review, to include a floor plan and site specific shielding calculations, must be submitted to the Radiation Control Agency within thirty (30) days of receipt. Facilities may request a departmental review of the X-ray shielding calculations and floor plan by the Radiation Control Agency. A three hundred fifty dollar ($350) fee will be charged for this service.03.Radiation Safety Program Fee. If a facility or group of facilities under one administrative control employs one (1) or more full-time individuals whose positions are entirely devoted to in-house radiation safety, the facility may pay a flat annual facility fee of one thousand dollars ($1,000) instead of the licensing fees required in Subsection 052.01 of this rule. In addition, annual submittal of documentation of evidence of an ongoing and functioning quality control program must be submitted for review and approval.Idaho Admin. Code r. 16.02.27.052