Landfill owners or operators would pay a fee on TENORM disposed of at their landfill, while collected fees could fund oversight and monitoring grants if lawmakers approve spending.
Landfill owners or operators would pay a fee on TENORM disposed of at their landfill, but the printed text does not make the per-ton rate clear.
If lawmakers approve spending, fee money could pay refunds, support state oversight, or help local governments and landfill operators get radiation monitoring equipment.
The proposal would charge landfill owners or operators a fee for TENORM disposed of in their landfill. The fee is based on the amount of TENORM disposed of in a landfill. The printed text shows both $5.00 and $75.00 per ton, and does not show which rate applies. The fee is due within 30 days after each calendar quarter ends.
The state would use money collected under this section only for listed purposes, if lawmakers approve spending. The fees go into the TENORM account, which does not send its remaining balance to the general fund at the end of the fiscal year. Allowed uses include refunds, state oversight of TENORM disposal, and grants for radiation monitoring equipment. Spending requires lawmakers to approve the money.
No hearings or votes scheduled.