exemptions; modification.
A.In the adoption of regulations governing continued care fund requirements, the board shall consider the desirability of prorated payments by the licensee in relation to the expected life of the licensed operation.
B.Licensees whose licensed activities consist only of uses of radioactive material which do not create a situation requiring continued care of radioactive materials after the expiration of the license, including but not limited to X-ray generating devices, laboratories, medical facilities, pharmacies, industrial radiography, well logging and gauges shall not be required to make deposits to the continued care fund.
C.Until the nuclear regulatory commission adopts regulations governing continued care activities, continued care fund deposits required f
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exemptions; modification. A. In the adoption of regulations governing continued care fund requirements, the board shall consider the desirability of prorated payments by the licensee in relation to the expected life of the licensed operation. B. Licensees whose licensed activities consist only of uses of radioactive material which do not create a situation requiring continued care of radioactive materials after the expiration of the license, including but not limited to X-ray generating devices, laboratories, medical facilities, pharmacies, industrial radiography, well logging and gauges shall not be required to make deposits to the continued care fund. C. Until the nuclear regulatory commission adopts regulations governing continued care activities, continued care fund deposits required from a uranium mill license holder shall be ten cents ($.10) per pound of U3O8 in uranium concentrate (yellow cake) produced from such mill, unless the board determines that a lesser amount is appropriate and the requirement of a mill license holder to make deposits to the continued care fund will terminate for each mill after the cumulative continued care fund deposit for that mill reaches one million dollars ($1,000,000). D. After the nuclear regulatory commission adopts regulations governing continued care activities: (1) the board may alter the amount or character of a licensee's obligation by regulation if such regulations are no more stringent than the regulations of the nuclear regulatory commission governing continued care activities; (2) the board may adopt continued care requirements more stringent than those of the nuclear regulatory commission upon the finding that such regulations are necessitated by unique or special circumstances in New Mexico; and (3) deposits by a licensee to the continued care fund shall be considered in adopting regulations altering the amount or character of a licensee's continued care obligation.