Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-9-105
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Fees
Official statutory text
A. The Board shall, pursuant to Section 24 of this act,
establish by rule a fee schedule to be charged for permits,
licenses, or radiation protection services for the regulation of any
source of radiation by the Department. Fees charged pursuant to
this section shall be paid into the Department of Environmental
Quality Revolving Fund and shall be used by the Department in
administering the radiation management program pursuant to Section
24 of this act.
B. The Board shall consider any federal funding available to
the Department, or federal guidelines or requirements for agreement
states, when establishing or amending the schedule of fees for
radiation permits, licenses or protection services by the
Department.
establish by rule a fee schedule to be charged for permits,
licenses, or radiation protection services for the regulation of any
source of radiation by the Department. Fees charged pursuant to
this section shall be paid into the Department of Environmental
Quality Revolving Fund and shall be used by the Department in
administering the radiation management program pursuant to Section
24 of this act.
B. The Board shall consider any federal funding available to
the Department, or federal guidelines or requirements for agreement
states, when establishing or amending the schedule of fees for
radiation permits, licenses or protection services by the
Department.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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