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Date of Notice: July 21, 2017

STATE OF RHODE ISLANDDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

PUBLIC NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE MAKING

In accordance with Rhode Island General Laws (RIGL) 23-24.6, notice is hereby given that theRhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) proposes to adopt the following rules:

• 216-RICR-50-15-3 (Lead Poisoning Prevention)

• 216-RICR-10-5-2 (Fee Structure for Licensing, Laboratory, and Administrative ServicesProvided by the Department of Health).

REGULATION TITLES

RICR Title 216 – Rhode Island Department of HealthChapter 50 – Environmental Health

Subchapter 15 – Healthy EnvironmentPart 3 – Lead Poisoning Prevention

And

RICR Title 216 – Rhode Island Department of HealthChapter 10 – Public Health AdministrationSubchapter 5 – Practices and Procedures

Part 2 - Fee Structure for Licensing, Laboratory, and Administrative ServicesProvided by the Department of Health

The proposed amendments to 216-RICR-10-5-2 (Fee Structure for Licensing, Laboratory, andAdministrative Services Provided by the Department of Health) includes fees related to 216-RICR-50-15-3 (Lead Poisoning Prevention) only.

In addition, notice is hereby given that the RIDOH proposes to repeal the following rule andreplace it with 216-RICR-50-15-3 (Lead Poisoning Prevention):

Lead Poisoning PreventionR23-24.6-PB

ERLID 7741 (Effective December 10, 2012)

TYPE OF FILING: Two Amendments (216-RICR-50-15-3 and (216-RICR-10-5-2) and OneRepeal (R23-24.6-PB)

RULEMAKING ACTION: Public Notice of Proposed Rule Making

TIMETABLE FOR ACTION ON THE PROPOSED RULE: The public comment period endson Monday, August 21, 2017. A public hearing will be held on Thursday, August 3, 2017.

SUMMARY OF PROPOSED RULE: The RIDOH is proposing rulemaking to adopt theamendments to repeal the current lead poisoning prevention regulations in their entirety andreplace them with new regulations to better align with federal rules and standards, eliminateconfusion, makes changes to current fees and fee categories, and add a penalty matrix.Recodification in accordance with state Administrative Procedures Act (APA) requirements is alsoproposed.

COMMENTS INVITED: All interested parties are invite to submit written or oral commentsconcerning the proposed regulations. Oral/written comments can be submitted by the public at apublic hearing to be held:

Thursday, August 3, 201711:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Rhode Island Department of HealthAuditorium

3 Capitol Hill (Lower Level)Providence, Rhode Island

Also, written comments can be submitted by mail to Paula Pullano, Rhode Island Department ofHealth, 3 Capitol Hill, Providence, RI 02908-5097 or by email at [email protected] the close of Monday, August 21, 2017.

WHERE COMMENTS MAY BE INSPECTED: Rhode Island Department of Health, 3 CapitolHill, Providence, Rhode Island 02908-5097

PUBLIC HEARING INFORMATION: The RIDOH is accessible to the handicapped. Ifcommunication assistance (readers/interpreters/captioners) are needed, or any otheraccommodation to ensure equal participation, please contact Paula Pullano at 401-222-1042 [email protected] or Relay 711 at least three (3) business days prior to the meeting soarrangements can be made to provide such assistance at no cost to the person requesting.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Paula Pullano, Rhode Island Department ofHealth, Division of Policy, Information, and Communications, 3 Capitol Hill, Providence, RhodeIsland 02908-5097, 401-222-1042, [email protected]

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: RIDOH currently regulates the lead program underdelegated authority from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). If RIDOHwere not to regulate, Rhode Island would immediately be subject to EPA's regulatorystructure. Thus, the baseline for this regulation is the state of the world that would result if RIDOHabdicated its delegated authority to regulate in lieu of federal EPA requirements. The RIDOHproposed provisions closely mirror the EPA requirements. Were EPA to take over the RhodeIsland program, the proposed regulatory provisions that generate the bulk of the costs and benefitswould remain largely unchanged. Thus, the changes in the proposed rule do not generatesignificant economic impacts on the state when compared to the baseline condition of EPA controlin absence of the rule.

One category of cost on existing small business is unique to Rhode Island. The upgrade of theEnvironmental Lead Technician licenses (ELTs) to Environmental Lead Inspector licenses (ELIs)will impose additional costs on the 10 ELTs who are not municipal or state inspectors (RIDOHRegulation R23-24.6-PB §§16.2(b) & 16.7). The conservative estimate for the total additionalcost to this group is $43,500, calculated in the following manner:

1. The cost of the additional training for the ELI designation is $1,750.2. The additional training requirements for the ELI designation require an additional 65 hours

at approximately $40/hour (opportunity cost of time for the contractor set). Total: $2,6003. Assuming that all ELTs pursue an ELI license, the individual cost expands to

$4,350*10. Total = $43,500 for all ELTs.

AUTHORITY FOR THE RULEMAKING: Sections 23-24.6, 23-1-3(b), 23-1-17, and 23-1-54of the Rhode Island General Laws.

REGULATORY FINDINGS: In the development of the prosed amendment, consideration wasgiven to: 1) alternative approaches; 2) overlap or duplication with other statutory and regulatoryprovisions; and 3) significant economic impact on small business. No alternative approach,duplication, or overlap was identified based on available information.

THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT: The RIDOH proposes to amend 216-RICR-50-15-3 and216-RICR-10-5-2 as follows in the concise explanatory statements of proposed non-technicalamendments.

STATE OF RHODE ISLANDRHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

CONCISE STATEMENT OF PROPOSED NON-TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS(AMENDMENTS TO AN EXISTING REGULATION)

In accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act, Section 42-35-3 (a) (1) of the RIGL,following is a concise statement of significant proposed non-technical amendments to RICR-216-50-15-3 (Lead Poisoning Prevention): The following items are intended to only highlightsignificant changes in these Regulations and do not include all proposed changes in 216-RICR-50-15-3.

SUMMARY OF PROPOSED CHANGES

§ 1.0 DEFINITIONS

The following Definitions are added, deleted, or redefined:

Abatement Redefined as 76. Lead abatement

Acceptable Lead Level Deleted; see 81. Lead Free

2. Accessory structure Added

5. Approved Added

6. Bare soil Added

7. Blood lead level Added

Business Day Deleted

8. CDC Center for Disease Control and Prevention added

9. Cease Work Order Added per RIGL 23-24.6-20(e)(4)

10. Child or children Added

11. Child care center Added per DCYF

13. Child care home Added per DCYF

14. Childhood leadpoisoning

Changed per CDC definitions

Child-OccupiedFacility

Deleted; see 12. Child Care Facility

14. Cleaningverification procedure

Added per EPA RRP Rule

15. Cleaningverification card



17. Clear andsignificant health risk

Moved from R23-24.6-PB §11.1(a)

18. Clearanceinspection

Added

20. Compensation Added per EPA RRP Rule

21. Component Added

22. Composite soilsample

Added

24. Conditional LeadSafe Certificate

Certification of Lead Safe Status (Form PBLC-15) redefined

25. Conditionally leadsafe

Lead Safe (C) based on paint or soil condition differentiated from LeadSafe (S) based on lead concentration

Confirmatory BloodLead Testing

Deleted

Damaged PaintedSurface

Redefined as 29. Damaged paint or painted surface

30. DCYF Department of Children, Youth and Families added

31. DEM Department of Environmental Management added

32. Demolition Added

Diagnostic blood leadtesting

Deleted

Diagnostic Evaluation Deleted

34. Deregulated Added

36. Drip line Added

37. Drip zone Added

38. Dry disposablecleaning cloth


39. Dust wipe sample Added

41. Dwelling unit Redefined

44. Employ Added

45. Encapsulation Redefined

46. Enclosure Redefined


47. Environmentalintervention blood leadlevel

EIBLL redefined

48. Environmental lead Added

Environmental LeadAssessment

Deleted, and included in 88. Lead inspection

Environmental LeadAssessor

PBA redefined as 77. Lead Assessor (LA)

Environmental LeadInspection

Redefined as 88. Lead inspection

Environmental LeadInspection Report

Redefined as 89. Lead inspection report

Environmental LeadInspector

ELI redefined as 90. Lead Inspector (LI)

Environmental LeadInspector Technician

ELT deregulated and replaced by 91. Lead Inspector-in-Training (LIT)

Environmental LeadTechnician-in-Training

ELTT deregulated

50. Evaluation Added

51. Expected to reside Added

52. Exterior work area Added

53. Family member Added

55. Field blank Added

56. First draw watersample

Redefined

57. Flushed watersample

Redefined

59. Full Lead SafeCertificate

Certification of Lead Free Status (Form PBLC-21) redefined

60. Hands-on trainingor activities

Added

61. Health careprovider

Added


62. Health care services Added

63. HEPA filter HEPA filtration redefined

64. HEPA vacuum Redefined per EPA definition

Housing Code Deleted

66. HRC Housing Resources Commission added.

69. ImmediateCompliance Order

Added per RIGL 23-1-21

70. Impact surface Added

71. Impenetrablematerial

Added

Intact Paint Redefined as 73. Intact paint or painted surface

74. Interim controls Added

75. Interior work area Added

76. Lead abatement Abatement redefined

77. Lead Assessor Environmental Lead Assessor (PBA) renamed

79. Lead center Added

Lead-Containing WasteMaterial

Deleted

82. Lead hazard Significant Environmental Lead Hazard redefined

83. Lead hazard control LHC redefined

Lead Hazard ControlFirm

LHCF redefined as 93. Lead Renovation Firm (LRF)

84. Lead hazard controlproject

LHC Project added

85. Lead hazardmitigation

LHM added

86. Lead hazardreduction

LHR redefined

Lead Hazard ReductionContractor

LHR Contractor redefined as 80. Lead Contractor (LC)

Lead Hazard ReductionContractor Agent

LHRA license deregulated upon expiration


87. Lead hazardreduction project

LHR Project added

Lead Hazard ReductionSite Supervisor

LHS redefined as 99. Lead Supervisor (LS)

Lead Hazard ReductionWorker

LHW redefined as 101. Lead Worker (LW)

Lead Hazard ReductionWorker-in-Training

LHWT license deregulated upon expiration

88. Lead inspection Environmental Lead Inspection renamed

89. Lead inspectionreport

Environmental Lead Inspection Report renamed

90. Lead Inspector Environmental Lead Inspector (ELI) renamed

91. Lead Inspector-in-Training

New LIT license type added, replaces ELT

92. Lead professional Added

93. Lead RenovationFirm

Lead Hazard Control Firm (LHCF) renamed

94. Lead Renovator Lead-Safe Remodeler/Renovator (LRM) renamed

95. Lead safe Redefined; see also 25. Conditionally lead safe

Lead SafeRemodeler/Renovator

LRM redefined as 94. Lead Renovator (LR)

96. Lead screening Screening redefined

97. Lead screeningtest(ing)

Screening Test redefined

98. Lead screening-related services

Added

99. Lead Supervisor Lead Hazard Reduction Site Supervisor (LHS) renamed

100. Lead trainingcourse

LTC added

101. Lead Worker Lead Hazard Reduction Worker (LHW) renamed

102. Lead test kit Added

106. License Added


Inspection Replaces HRC Independent Clearance Inspection

108. Limited Lead SafeCertificate

Replaces HRC Certificate of Conformance

109. Lis pendens Added

Manager Deleted

Master Lead Inspector MLI license deregulated upon expiration

110. Mechanical paintremoval

Redefined

111. Mid-yard Added

112. Minor repair andmaintenance

Added

113. Mobile trainingcourse

Added

114. Mortgagee Redefined

MSHA Mine Safety and Health Administration deleted

NIOSH National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health deleted

115. Noncompliance,Nonconformance,failure to comply, andviolation

Added

116. Notice ofNoncompliance

Added

117. Notice ofViolation

NOV redefined

118. Occupant Added

119. Off-site paintremoval

Added

120. Order Added

121. Order to CorrectLead Hazards

Notice to Abate redefined

125. Paint removal Added

126. Paint stabilization Added


127. Paint stripper Added

128. Painted surface Added

129. Paint surface to bedisturbed

Added

130. Partial LeadInspection

Added

131. Partial Lead SafeCertificate

Certification of Acceptable Clearance Status (Form PBLC-27)redefined

132. Permanent Permanent (relating to Lead Abatement) added

134. Personalprotective equipment

PPE added

135. Play area Added

136. Premises Redefined

137. Private inspector Added

138. Prospectivetenant(s)

Added

139. Purchaser Redefined

140. Raze Added

141. Real estate Added

142. Rehabilitation Added

145. RenewalInspection

Annual Re-Inspection redefined

146. Renovation Added

Rental Unit Deleted

147. Renovation,repair, and paintingproject

RRP Project added

148. Respiratoryprotection program

RPP added

149. Replacement Added

Representative Area Redefined as 150. Representative surface

151. Requirement Added


152. Reside or resides Added

Risk Assessment Moved to 216-RICR-50-15-3.52(D)

155. Room Redefined

158. Second Notice ofViolation

2nd NOV added per RIGL 23-24.6-23(b)

Screening Redefined as 96. Lead screening

Screening test Redefined as 97. Lead screening test(ing)

159. Seller Redefined

Significant ChildhoodLead Poisoning

Redefined as 47. Environmental intervention blood lead level (EIBLL)

SignificantEnvironmental LeadHazard

Redefined as 82. Lead hazard

160. Soil sample Added

Spot Removal Redefined as 161. Spot removal or de minimis

163. State Inspector Added

162. Standardtreatments

Added

164. Structural defects Added

166. Substrate Added

167. Supervised LeadInspector-in-Training

Added

169. Temporaryhousing

Added

170. Temporary leadhazard controlmeasures

Redefined

171. Temporarytraining facility

Added

172. Tenant Added

174. Training provider Added

175. Treatments Treatments (relating to lead) added


Unacceptable LeadLevel

Deleted; see Lead hazard

177. Verticalcontainment


178. Visual assessment Redefined

179. Wet disposablecleaning cloth


180. Wet cleaning Redefined

Wet Vacuuming Deleted

181. Window partingbead

Added

182. Window sash Added

Window Trough Redefined as 185. Window well or window trough

184. Window track Added

Window Well Redefined as 185. Window well or window trough

186. Work area Added

XRF Redefined as 187. X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzer

0-Bedroom Dwelling Redefined as 188. Zero-bedroom dwelling

§ 2.0 APPLICABILITY AND SCOPE

§ 2.1 Regulated Facilities moved to § 3.2.2. Any pre-1978 building or part ofa building being converted into a residential facility is moved from§14.1(c)(8). Distinction is made between child care centers and childcare homes to align with DCYF licensing.

§ 2.2 Persons Subject to these Regulations moved to § 3.2.1 RegulatedPersons are delineated in more detail. Owners of target housing areadded because they are included in § 3.8 Lead Disclosure (formerly§9.0).

§ 2.3 Persons Exempt from these Regulations are delineated throughout §3.2.1.

§ 2.4(a) Applicability of LHR is moved to §§ 3.2.4, 3.16.1 & 3.18.1. Anywindow replacement, at a regulated facility or for compensation attarget housing, must be done by a licensed Lead Contractor or Lead


Renovation Firm. The LHR standard is applicable to interiordemolition.

§ 2.4(b) Applicability of LHC is moved to §§ 3.2.4, 3.16.1 & 3.17.1. Any pre-1978 building or part of a building being converted into a child carefacility is moved from §14.1(c)(8). Any window replacement, at aregulated facility or for compensation at target housing, must be doneby a licensed Lead Contractor or Lead Renovation Firm.

§ 2.5 Responsibility of Owners is moved to § 3.2.4. Responsibilities ofproperty owners are specified in more detail. Responsibilities of anowner in receipt of a Second Notice of Violation are specified in §3.2.4(H) per the Act

§ 2.6(a) Notice to Abate changed to Order to Correct Lead Hazards andincluded in §§ 3.5.3(G)(2) & 3.5.4(D)(1)(b).

§ 2.6(b)(1) Notice of Violation compliance period moved to § 3.2.4(G).

§ 2.6(b)(2) Notice to Abate renamed Order to Correct Lead Hazards, and moved to§ 3.2.4(F).

§2.6(b)(3) Immediate compliance included in §§ 3.2.4(f), (G), (H), & (I).

§2.6(b)(4) Extension to the compliance period included in § 3.19.6.

§ 2.6(c) Failure to comply moved to §§ 3.2.4(M) & 3.19.2.

§ 3.0 CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING SCREENING

§ 3.1(a)(1) § 3.1(a)(1) is moved to § 3.2.1(A)(1)(a). The requirement for parents ofchildren who are younger than six years of age and parents of childrenwho exhibit the mouthing behavior of toddlers because ofdevelopmental delays to ensure that all of those children receiveappropriate blood lead screening is added in § 3.2.1(A)(1)(b).

§ 3.1(a)(2) § 3.1(a)(2) is moved to § 3.2.1(A)(2)(a). The requirement for primarycare physicians, pediatricians, or other health care providers of childrenresiding in Rhode Island to ensure that all of those patients receiveappropriate blood lead screening is added in § 3.2.1(A)(2)(b).

§ 3.1(a)(3) § 3.1(a)(3) is moved to §§ 3.2.1(A)(2)(c) & (d).

§ 3.4 Fees for blood lead screening are included in 216-RICR-10-05-2.

§ 3.5(a) Moved to § 3.4.4(A).

§ 3.5(b) Moved to § 3.4.4(B).


§ 3.5(c) Included in R23-10-DIS.

§§4.0 ENVIRONMENTAL LEAD INSPECTIONS

§4.0 This Section specifies lead inspection protocols and reportingrequirements, previously included in §§ 4.0 & 8.0.

§4.1 General requirements now include Initiation of a Lead Inspection &Purpose of a Lead Inspection.

§4.1(a) Determining Lead Free or Lead Safe Status is included in §§ 1.0, 4.3(a)Table 4 & 5.1(a) Table 5

§4.1(b) Order to Correct Lead Hazards defined in § 1.0 & delineated in § 2.7(f).

§4.1(c) Use of a licensed Lead Inspector or Lead Assessor is addressed in §§4.2(a)(i), 4.2(b)(1), 4.2(c)(1), 4.2(d), 4.2(e)(1), 4.2(d)(4)(i), 4.2(f)(2)(i),4.2(f)(3) & 4.2(g)(i).

§4.1(d) Use of Licensed Laboratory is specified in §§ 5.6 and 14.3.

§4.1(e) Reporting Requirements are delineated in §§ 4.4, 4.5, 4.6, 4.7 & 4.8

§4.1(f) Annual Reinspection is defined in §1.0 and delineated in § 4.2(g) asRenewal Inspection

§4.1(g) Educational Materials are addressed in §§ 4.4(c)(14) & 4.6(b)(9)

§4.1(h) Conflict of Interest is moved to §4.1(c)

§4.2 Comprehensive Environmental Lead Inspections are delineated in§4.2(a) which includes protocols for all of the different types of leadinspections

§4.2(a) Applicability and Scope are included in §§4.2(a).

§4.2(b) Priority of Inspection is determined by policy and resources

§4.2(c) General Requirements are specified in §4.2(a)(1)

§4.2(d) Evaluating Lead in Painted Surfaces is delineated in §§ 4.2(a)(2) & 5.2.Evaluating all damaged and intact paint is required during aComprehensive Lead Inspection in; listings of specific buildingcomponents to be tested depending upon the location and/or paintcondition is deleted. Assuming lead-based paint (LBP) in a damagedcondition and assessing a lead hazard is specified for all buildingcomponents which are known, or reasonably assumed to be present, butare inaccessible for evaluation during a Comprehensive LeadInspection. The presumption that carpeting, wallpaper, paneling, vinylsiding, etc., cover LBP, unless building records or physical evidencesindicates otherwise, is specified. Special requirements for using the


EPA test kit documentation form and/or EPA paint chip samplecollection form for determining the applicability of the RRP Rule areadded.

§4.2(e) Evaluating Lead in Interior Dust is delineated in §§ 4.2(a)(3) & 5.3.Minimum dust wipe sampling requirements for a Comprehensive LeadInspection or Clearance Inspection is increased from three or five to sixdust wipe samples per dwelling unit, regardless of occupancy, andexcluding the field blank. (For HUD-funded projects, the requirement iseight dust wipes plus one field blank.) Window sills and window wellsare specified. A minimum of two additional dust wipe samples arerequired in a residential common area. A minimum of two additionaldust wipe samples are required in a residential common area.Postponing dust wipe sampling until final clearance is an option only ifthere is no child residing in the dwelling unit and/or in a dwelling unitrelative to a common area, as applicable.

§4.2(f) Evaluating Lead in Soil is delineated in §§ 4.2(a)(4) & 5.4. Acomposite soil sample may only include representative subsamplescollected on the same side of a dwelling or primary structure; analysisof subsamples when the composite sample result is greater than 1,000ppm is no longer required. The requirements for composite soilsampling of accessory structures are specified. Soil sampling andreporting requirements for play areas are specified.

§4.2(g) Evaluating Lead in Water is delineated in §§ 4.2(a)(5) & 5.5. Watersampling requirements at non-residential facilities are specified.

§4.2(h) Annual Reinspection Options are delineated in § 4.2(g) as RenewalInspections

§4.3 Limited Environmental Lead Inspections are delineated in § 4.2(b) asLimited Lead Inspections

§4.4 Clearance Inspections and Annual Reinspections are delineated in §4.2(f) as LHR, LHC, LHM, & RRP Clearance Inspections and § 4.2(g)as Renewal Inspections. The types of lead inspections that can beperformed and the applicable lead certificate that may be issued by eachlead professional are shown in Table 4. A distinction between RRPClearance Inspections and LHC Clearance Inspections is made;additional reporting requirements for LHC Clearance Inspections andLHR Clearance Inspections are specified. The RRP clearance area isspecified. The option of the EPA Cleaning Verification Procedure forRRP Projects only is added. The use of the Partial Lead Safe Certificate


(Form PBLC-27) when LHC or LHR Projects are done in phases isspecified. The expiration date of a Conditional Lead Safe Certificate(Form PBLC-15) is 2 years from the date of interior dust wipesampling. Alternatively, a Limited Lead Inspection may be performedat the conclusion of an LHC Project. The Certification of Annual Re-inspection Exemption or Certification of Lead Safe Status with AnnualRe-inspection Exemption (Form PBLC-15E) is deregulated uponproperty transfer and may not be renewed by the new owner.

§ 4.5 Environmental Lead Assessments are either Partial Lead Inspection orLimited Lead Inspections delineated in §§ 4.2(b) & 4.2(c).

Types of Clearance Inspections are delineated in § 4.2(f)

§ 5.0 METHODS OF MEASUREMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL LEAD

§ 5.0 Moved to § 3.6 ENVIRONMENTAL LEAD TESTING METHODS

§ 5.1 Paint testing methods are included in §§ 3.6.1 & 3.6.2; details from §4.2(a)(2) are included. Testing by Lead Renovators for the applicabilityof the RRP Rule is added in § 3.5.9 to be consistent with EPA and otherstates. Laboratory requirements are moved to §§ 3.6.6 & 3.15.3.

§ 5.2 Dust testing methods are moved to § 3.6.3; details from §4.2(a)(3) areincluded. Composite dust wipes and vacuum sampling are deleted.XRF analysis is added in § 3.5.9. Laboratory requirements are movedto §§ 3.6.6 & 3.15.3.

§ 5.3 Soil testing methods are moved to § 3.6.4; details from § 4.2(a)(4) areincluded. Laboratory requirements are moved to §§ 3.3.6 & 3.15.3.

§ 5.4 Water testing methods are moved to § 3.6.5; details from § 4.2(a)(5) areincluded. Sampling at non-residential facilities in accordance § 3.6.5with EPA 3T’s for Reducing Lead in Drinking Water in Schools isadded in § 3.6.5(C). Laboratory requirements are moved to §§ 3.6.6 &3.15.3.

Additional Requirements for XRF Analyzers added in new subsection §3.6.7.

§ 6.0 ENVIRONMENTAL LEAD STANDARDS

§ 6.0 Rhode Island Lead Standards are changed to align with EPA/HUDLead Standards and other states as shown in the § 3.7.4 Table.

§ 6.1 In § 3.7, Lead Free for paint based on lead concentration changed from< 150 ppm to < 90 ppm; Lead Safe for paint based on lead


concentration changed from > 150 ppm to < 600 ppm, to > 90 ppm to <5,000, ppm or < 1.0 mg/cm² by XRF (field negative). Lead Safedetermined by paint condition is differentiated by the term conditional;intact paint > 5,000 ppm or > 1.0 mg/cm² is conditionally Lead Safe foras long as the paint is maintained intact.

§ 6.2 In § 3.7, Lead Safe for dust changed from < 40 µg/ft2 to < 40 µg/ft² forfloors; from < 250 µg/ft² to < 250 µg/ft2 for window sills; and < 400µg/ft² to < 400 µg/ft² for window wells. Standards for vacuum samplesdeleted.

§ 6.3 In § 3.7, Lead Free for soil based on lead concentration changed from <150 ppm to < 150 ppm; Lead Safe for soil based on lead concentrationchanged from < 400 ppm to < 400 ppm. Lead Safe determined by soilcovering is differentiated by the term conditional; covered soil > 400ppm is conditionally Lead Safe.

§ 6.4 In § 3.7, Lead Free, Lead Safe, and Lead Hazards Standards for waterremain the same.

§ 7.0 RESERVED

§ 8.0 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS

§ 8.1 Reporting requirements are included in §§ 3.5.1(D), 3.5.3(G),3.5.4(D), 3.5.9 & 3.5.10.

§ 8.2 Inspection report requirements are included in § 3.5.7.

§ 8.3 Notification of tenants is included in § 3.5.1(D).

§ 9.0 REAL ESTATE NOTIFICATION AND DISCLOSURE

§ 9.1(a) Applicability moved to § 3.2.1(A)(5).

§ 9.1(b) Exemptions moved to § 3.2.1(A)(6).

Records and Reports added in § 3.8.2.

§ 9.2 Disclosure Requirement for Sellers and Lessors moved to § 3.8.3.

§ 9.2(a) Educational Pamphlet moved to § 3.8.3(A)(1).

§ 9.2(b) Disclosure of Lead Hazards included in § 3.8.3(A)(3).

§ 9.2(c) Inspection Reports included in § 3.8.3(A)(3).

§ 9.2(d) Lead Warning Statement moved to § 3.8.3(A)(2).

§ 9.3 Additional Requirements for Sellers moved to § 3.8.4.

§ 9.3(a) 10-Day Inspection Period moved to § 3.8.4(A).


§ 9.3(b) Exemption moved to § 3.8.4(A)(1)(a).

§ 9.3(c) Waiver moved to § 3.8.4(A)(1)(b).

§ 9.4 Responsibilities of Agents moved to § 3.8.5.

§ 9.4(a) Agents moved to § 3.8.5(A).

§ 9.4(b) Liability Limitation moved to § 3.8.5(B).

§ 9.5 Penalties for Noncompliance included in 3.8.5(C).

§ 10.0 RESERVED

§ 11.0 LEAD HAZARD REDUCTION – GENERAL PROVISIONS

§ 11.0 Included in §§ 3.16 LEAD SAFE WORK PRACTICES & 3.18ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR LEAD HAZARDREDUCTION.

§ 11.1(a) Clear and Significant Health Risks moved to § 3.3(A)(17) inDefinitions.

§ 11.1(b) Exemptions included in § 3.16.2.

§ 11.1(c) Notice to Abate renamed Order to Correct Lead Hazards moved to §3.3(A)(121) in Definitions and §§ 3.5.3(G)(2) & 3.5.4(D)(b).

§ 11.1(d) Deleted.

§ 11.2(a) LHR Contractor General Requirement moved to §§ 3.18.1 & 3.18.2.

§ 11.2(b) LHR Contractor not required included in § 3.16.2.

§ 11.2(c) Hardship Exemption included in §§ 3.19.6 & 3.19.10.

§ 11.3 Prohibited LHR Methods included in § 3.16(C)(1)(a).

§ 11.4 Vacating Premises During LHR moved to § 3.18.7.

§ 11.5 LHR Clearance Inspection included in §§ 3.5.5(B) & 3.18.14.

§ 12.0 APPROVED LEAD HAZARD REDUCTION TECHNIQUES


§ 12.1 Approved LHR Techniques for Painted Surfaces moved to §§ 3.16.10,3.16.11, 3.16.12 & 3.16.13.

§ 12.1(a) Paint removal moved to § 3.16.10(C).


§ 12.1(b) Encapsulation moved to § 3.16.12(A). Enclosure moved to §3.16.12(B).

§ 12.1(c) Replacement moved to § 3.16.13.

§ 12.1(d) Friction surfaces moved to § 3.16.11.

§ 12.2 Approved LHR Techniques for Interior Dust moved to § 3§.16.14.

§ 12.3 Approved LHR Techniques for Soil moved to § 3.16.15.

§ 12.4 Approved LHR Techniques for Water moved to § 3.16.16.

§ 13.0 LEAD HAZARD REDUCTION WORK PRACTICE REQUIREMENTS


§ 13.1(a) Interior LHR included throughout §§ 3.16 & 3.18.

§ 13.1(b) Exterior LHR included throughout §§ 3.16 & 3.18.

§ 13.2 SWN moved to § 3.18.5.

§ 13.3 Supervision Requirement moved to § 3.18.3(B).

§ 13.4 Interior Containment moved to § 3.18.8(A).

§ 13.5 Deleted.

§ 13.6 Interior Cleanup moved to § 3.18.13(A).

§ 13.7 Waste Storage and Disposal included in §§ 3.16.19 & 3.18.15.

§ 13.8 Control of Access included in §§ 3.16.9 & 3.18.12.

§ 13.9 LHR in Common Area Hallway(s) included in §§ 3.16.9 & 3.18.12.

§ 13.10 Hygiene Practices and Contamination Control included in § 3.18.6(B).

§ 13.11 Recordkeeping Requirements moved to § 3.18.16.

§ 13.13 Medical Monitoring included in § 3.18.6(A).

§14.0 LEAD HAZARD CONTROL STANDARD

§ 14.0 Included in §§ 3.16 LEAD SAFE WORK PRACTICES & 3.17ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR RENOVATION, REPAIR &PAINTING AND LEAD HAZARD CONTROL.

§ 14.1 Applicability and Scope moved to §§ 3.17.1 & 3.17.2.


§ 14.2 Exemptions moved to § 3.16.2.

§ 14.3 Prohibitions moved to § 3.16.10(C)(1).

§ 14.4(a) Firm Responsibilities moved to § 3.17.3(A).

§ 14.4(b) Renovator Responsibilities moved to § 3.17.3(B).

§ 14.5 Paint Stabilization moved to § 3.16.10(B).

§ 14.6 Friction and Impact Surfaces moved to §§ 3.16.11.

§ 14.7 Lead in Dust moved to § 3.16.14.

§ 14.8(a) Occupant Protection included in §§ 3.16.6 & 3.17.7.

§ 14.8(b) Work Practice Standards included in §§ 3.16.10—3.16.14 & 3.17.8—3.17.12.

§ 14.9 Clearance Inspection included in §§ 3.3.5(C), 3.3.5(D), 16.13 & 16.14

§ 14.10 Information Distribution Requirements moved to § 3.17.4.

§ 14.11 Start Work Notification included in §§ 3.16.4 & 3.17.5.

§ 14.12 Recordkeeping Requirements moved to § 3.17.17.

§ 14.13 Certification of Lead Safe Status included in §§ 3.5.5(C) & 3.17.16.

§ 15.0 LICENSING REQUIREMENTS TO CONDUCT LEAD HAZARD REDUCTIONWORK

§ 15.0 Included in §§ 3.10 LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL LEADPROFESSIONALS & 3.12 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FORLEAD CONTRACTOR, LEAD SUPERVISOR, AND LEADWORKER LICENSES.

§ 15.1 General Requirements are included in §§ 3.10.2 & 3.12.2.

§ 15.2(a) Initial License Application Requirements are included in §§ 3.10.8 &3.12.2.

§ 15.2(b) Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor requirements moved to § 3.12.3Lead Contractor. Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor Agent licensederegulated upon expiration.

§ 15.2(c) Lead Hazard Reduction Site Supervisor moved to § 3.12.4 LeadSupervisor.

§ 15.2(d) Lead Hazard Reduction Worker mover to § 3.12.5 Lead Worker.


§ 15.2(e) Lead Hazard Reduction Worker-in-Training license deregulated uponexpiration because the state examinations are eliminated for the LeadWorker license to be consistent with EPA and other states.

§ 15.2(f) Moved to § 3.10.3(B).

§ 15.2(g) Moved to § 3.12.2(F).

§ 15.2(h) Respiratory Protection Plan requirement moved to § 3.12.3(A)(1)(a)(4).

§ 15.3(a) Issuance of License is included in §§ 3.10.3(E) & (G), 3.12.3(A)(1).3.12.4(A)(1) & 3.5.5(A)(1).

§ 15.3(b) Renewal of Licenses is included in §§ 3.10.3(F) & (H), 3.12.3(A)(2) &(3), 3.12.4(A)(2) &(3) & 3.12.5(A)(2) & (3).

§ 15.3(c) Replacement of Lost or Damaged Licenses is included in § 3.10.12.

§ 15.3(d) Reinstatement of Licenses is included in §§ 3.10.11, 3.12.3(A)(4),3.12.4(A)(4) & 3.12.5(A)(4).

§ 15.4 Special Requirements Pertaining to Lead Hazard Reduction ContractorAgents is deleted. The Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor Agentlicense is deregulated upon expiration.

§ 15.5 Special Requirements Pertaining to Lead Hazard Reduction Workers-in-Training is deleted. The Lead Hazard Reduction Worker-in-Traininglicense is deregulated upon expiration.

§ 15.6 Special Requirements Pertaining to Licensing Lead Hazard ReductionWorkers and Site Supervisors by Reciprocity are included in §§3.12.4(A)(5) & 3.12.5(A)(5).

§ 16.0 CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS TO CONDUCT ENVIRONMENTAL LEADINSPECTIONS

§ 16.0 Moved to §§ 3.10 LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL LEADPROFESSIONALS & 3.13 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FORLEAD INSPECTOR AND LEAD TECHNICIAN LICENSES.

§ 16.1 General Requirements included in § 3.10.2 & 3.13.2.

§ 16.2(a) License Application Requirements included in § 3.10.8, 3.10.9, 3.10.10& 3.10.11.

§ 16.2(b) Environmental Lead Inspector moved to § 3.13.3.

§ 16.2(c) Environmental Lead Inspector Technician is deleted. Lead Inspector-in-Training is added in 3.13.4.

§ 16.2(d) Environmental Lead Technician-in-Training is deleted.


§ 17.0 CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS TO CONDUCT ENVIRONMENTAL LEADASSESSMENTS

§ 17.0 Moved to §§ 3.10 LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL LEADPROFESSIONALS & 3.14 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FORLEAD ASSESSOR LICENSE.

§ 17.1(a) General Requirement (a) included in §§ 3.10.2.

§ 17.1(b) General Requirement (b) moved to § 3.14(A).

§ 17.1(c) General Requirement (c) included in § 3.5.10.

§ 17.1(d) Notification of Changes is included in § 3.10.13.

§ 17.2 License Application is included in §§ 3.10.8(A) & 3.14.3(A)(1).

§ 17.3(a) Issuance of License is included in §§ 3.10.3(E).

§ 17.3(b) Renewal of Certification is included in §§ 9.9, 9.10, 9.11, 13.3(b),13.3(c) & 13.3(d).

§ 17.3(c) Replacement of Lost or Damaged Certification is included in § 3.10.13.

§ 18.0 CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS TO CONDUCT TRAINING COURSES

§ 18.0 Moved to 216-RICR-50-15-3.9 CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTSFOR LEAD TRAINING COURSES.

§ 18.1(a) General certification requirement included in §§ 3.2.3(A)(2), 3.9.4 &3.9.5.

§ 18.1(b) General certification requirement included in § 3.9.17(D).

§ 18.1(c) General certification requirement included in § 3.9.17(B).

§ 18.1(d) General certification requirement included in § 3.9.4(D).

§ 18.2 Certification application included in §§ 3.9.4 & 3.9.5.

§ 18.3 Issuance and renewal of certification included in § 3.9.4.

§ 18.4 Criteria for instructors included in §§ 3.9.3.

§ 18.5 Recordkeeping requirement included in § 3.9.19.

§ 18.6 Training course fees included in 216-RICR-10-05-2.

§ 18.7 Types, content, and duration of training courses are included in §§ 8.6through 8.14.

§ 18.8 Notification requirements included in §§ 3.9.15 & 3.9.18.


§ 19.0 LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR LABORATORIES PERFORMING LEADANALYSIS

§ 19.0 Moved to § 3.15 CERTIFICATION AND LICENSINGREQUIREMENTS FOR LABORATORIES PERFORMING LEADANALYSIS.

§ 19.1 Certification Requirements for Environmental Lead Analysis moved to§ 3.15.3.

§ 19.2 Licensing Requirements for Blood Lead Analysis moved to § 13.15.2

§ 19.3 General Licensing/Certification Requirement for Clinical/AnalyticalSamples included in §§ 3.15.2 & 3.15.3.

§ 20.0 LICESNING REQUIREMENTS TO PERFORM LEAD HAZARD CONTROLACTIVITY

§ 20.0 Included in §§ 3.10 LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL LEADPROFESSIONALS & 3.11 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FORLEAD RENOVATION FIRM LICENSE AND LEAD RENOVATORCERTIFICATION

§ 20.1(a) Included in §3.11.2.

§ 20.1(b) Included in § 3.10.2(D).

§ 20.1(c) Expiration of training moved to § 3.9.8.

§ 20.1(d) Notification of changes included in § 3.10.13.

§ 20.1(e) Included in § 3.10.2(C).

§ 20.2 General Application Requirements included in §§ 3.10.3 & 3.11.3.

§ 20.3(a) Issuance of licenses moved to § 3.10.8 & 3.11.3(A)(1).

§ 20.3(b) Renewal of licenses moved to §§ 3.10.3(b) & (c), 3.11(A)(2) & (3).

§ 20.3(c) Replacement of lost or damaged licenses included in § 3.10.13.

§ 20.3(d) Notification of changes included in § 3.10.13.

§ 20.4 Fees moved to 216-RICR-10-05-02.

§ 20.5 Special requirements pertaining to certification of Lead Renovators byreciprocity is included in § 3.11.4.


§ 21.0 COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES

§ 21.0 Moved to § 3.19 COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT.

§ 21.1 Denial of Applications moved to § 3.19.1(A).

§ 21.2 Suspension or Revocation of a License or Certification moved to §3.19.1(B).

§ 21.3(a) Purpose and Goals included in § 3.19.5.

§ 21.3(b) Failure to Comply moved to § 3.19.2.

§ 21.3(c) Enforcement Options moved to §§ 3.19.3 & 3.19.4.

§ 21.4 Administrative Fines moved to § 3.19.5.

§ 21.5 Variance from Regulations moved to § 3.19.10.

§ 21.6 Administrative Hearing and Judicial Review moved to § 3.19.11.

§ 22.0 COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE

§ 22.0 Moved to § 3.20 COMMUNICATION AND CORRESPONDENCE;website address and links to license applications, training courses, leadprofessionals, publications and forms, lead inspection reporting system(LIRS), and property search lists are added.

§ 23.0 INTERPRETATION AND SEVERABILITY

§ 23.0 Moved to § 3.21 INTERPRETATION AND SEVERABILITY; nochanges.

LEAD LICENSES, INSPECTIONS, CERTIFICATES, ETC., RENAMED

Certification of Lead-Safe Status withAnnual Re-inspectionExemption (FormPBLC-15E)

Re-inspection exemption based on interim controls of LBP or lead-contaminated soil deregulated upon property transfer.

Clearance Inspection Clearance requirements for Lead Hazard Reduction (LHR), LeadHazard Control (LHC), and Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP)projects are differentiated in §§ 3.5.5(B), (C) & (D).

Conditional Lead SafeCertificate (FormPBLC-15)

Replaces Certification of Lead-Safe Status with Annual Re-inspectionRequirement (Form PBLC-15) for properties where lead-based paintwas identified or assumed after the entire child care facility, dwelling,


or dwelling unit and common areas are lead safe; expiration extendedto two years to be consistent with HRC.

Full Lead SafeCertificate (FormPBLC-21)

Replaces Certification of Lead Free Status (Form PBLC-21) forproperties where lead concentrations in paint, dust, soil, and water arebelow the lead free or lead safe thresholds; no expiration.

Lead Assessor (LA) RI Environmental Lead Assessor (PBA) license renamed to beconsistent with other RI licenses.

Lead Contractor (LC) RI Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor (LHR) license renamed to besimilar to other states. LS training and exam required.

Lead Hazard ReductionContractor Agent(LHRA)

DOH LHRA license deregulated upon expiration (the individual licensemust be “untied” from the Lead Contractor license to facilitate onlinelicense renewals); Lead Supervisor (LS) training/license required.

Lead Inspector (LI) RI Environmental Lead Inspector (ELI) license renamed to simplify.

Lead Inspector-in-Training (LIT)

New lead professional license type; the RI LIT is the new prerequisiteto the RI Lead Inspector (LI) license. This license is required during thefield apprenticeship required for licensure as an LI.

Lead Renovation Firm(LRF)

DOH-licensed Lead Hazard Control Firm (LHC) license renamed to besimilar to EPA and other states; Lead Renovator (LR) trainingrequired.

Lead Renovator (LR) DOH Lead-Safe Remodeler/Renovator (LRM) renamed to be similarto EPA and other authorized states. RI license deregulated uponexpiration; Lead Renovator “certification” required being consistentwith EPA and other states.

Lead Supervisor (LS) RI Lead Hazard Reduction Site Supervisor (LHS) license renamed tobe similar to EPA and other states.

Lead Technician (LT) RI Environmental Lead Inspector/Technician (ELT) license is replacedby Lead Inspector-in-Training (LIT).

Lead Technician-in-Training (LTT)

Deregulated upon expiration.

Lead Training Course(LTC)

DOH-certified Lead Training Course (PBT) new license prefix, to beconsistent with Asbestos Training Course (ATC) and Radon TrainingCourse (RTC) certifications.

Lead Worker (LW) RI Lead Hazard Reduction Worker (LHW) license renamed to besimilar to EPA and other states.


Lead Worker-in-Training (LWT)

The state LW licensing exam is discontinued to be consistent with EPAand other states. Therefore, the RI Lead Hazard Reduction Worker-in-Training (LHWT) license is deregulated upon expiration.

Limited LeadInspection

Limited Environmental Lead Inspection renamed to simplify.

Limited Lead SafeCertificate (FormPBLC-27)

Will replaces HRC Certificate of Conformance (LHM-1)

Partial Lead SafeCertificate (FormPBLC-27)

Certification of Acceptable Clearance Status (Form PBLC-27)renamed, to be used for RRP Clearance Inspections or at the end ofeach phase for when LHC or LHR projects are done in phases.

Renewal Inspection The biennial Renewal Inspection for Conditional Lead Safe Certificatereplaces the Annual Re-inspection for Certification of Lead SafeStatus.

In accordance with Sections 23-1-3(b), 23-1-17, and 23-1-54 of the Rhode Island General Laws,the following is a concise statement of proposed non-technical amendments to 216-RICR-10-5-2(Fee Structure for Licensing, Laboratory, and Administrative Services Provided by the Departmentof Health) related to changes to environmental lead professional license fees:

• Licensee names are changed to align with proposed 216-RICR-50-15-3.• Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor Agent, Lead Hazard Reduction Worker-in-Training,

Master Lead Inspector, Environmental Lead Inspector Technician, Environmental LeadInspector Technician-in-Training, and Lead-Safe Remodeler/Renovator licenses areeliminated.

• Lead Inspector-in-Training license is added.• Environmental Lead Inspector Technician training course is eliminated.• The written licensing examination for Lead Contractors/Supervisors and Lead

Inspectors/Inspectors-in-Training is increased from $35 to $50. There is no longer aseparate practicum examination fee of $35; the skills evaluation is incorporated into thehands-on portion of the initial training courses.

• The written and practicum examinations for Lead Workers are eliminated.• License fees are changed to application fees.• One (1)-year license terms are extended to two (2) years for Lead Contractors, Lead

Supervisors, Lead Workers, and Lead Inspectors.

• Application fees are doubled accordingly: Lead Contractor increased from $200 to $400;Lead Supervisor increased from $100 to $200; Lead Worker increased from $30 to $60;Lead Inspector increased from $200 to $400.

• Late renewal fees are changed to renewal application fee plus late fee.• Most late penalties are effectively reduced: Lead Contractor decreased from $60 to $50;

Lead Supervisor decreased from $70 to $50; Lead Worker increased from $10 to $15; LeadInspector reduced from $60 to $50; Lead Assessor decreased to $0.

• Two (2)-year training course certifications are extended to four (4) years.• Lead training course certification and separate application fees are combined. The

additional $100 application fee per course is eliminated.• Initial application fees are raised in proportion to the number of training hours: Lead

Contractor/Supervisor course increased from $1,040 to $2,000; Lead Worker courseincreased from $650 to $1,200; Lead Inspector Course increased from $1,040 to $2,000;Lead Assessor course increased from $520 to $800; Lead Renovator course increased from$390 to $400.

• Renewal application fees are proportional to the number of training hours: LeadSupervisor/Contractor, Lead Worker, Lead Inspector, and Lead Assessor are rounded upfrom $390 to $400.

216-RICR-10-5-2

TITLE 216 – DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

CHAPTER 10 – PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

SUBCHAPTER 5 - PRACTICES AND PROCEDURES

PART 2 – FEE STRUCTURE FOR LICENSING, LABORATORY ANDADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

2.1 Authority

These Regulations are promulgated pursuant to the authority set forth in R.I.Gen. Laws §§ 23-1-3(b), 23-1-17, and 23-1-54, and are for the purpose ofestablishing the specific licensing, laboratory or administrative fees contained inthe individual statute(s) cited in these Regulations.

2.2 Definitions

Wherever used in this Part, the following terms shall be construed as follows:

1. "Department" means the Rhode Island Department of Health.

2. "Director" means the Director of the Rhode Island Department of Health.

3. "License" means an authorization granted by the Department to engage ina business or occupation that is subject to regulations by the Department.For the purpose of this Part, a registration, certification, permit or similarauthorization issued by the Department is also considered to be a license.

4. “Private Well Water Supply” means a source of well water used for humanconsumption and which is not a “Public Water System.”

5. “Public Water System” means a system for the provision to the public ofpiped water for human consumption, provided such system has at leastfifteen (15) service connections or regularly serves an average of at leasttwenty-five (25) individuals daily at least sixty (60) days out of the year,pursuant to Part 50-05-1 of this Title.

6. “R.I. Gen Laws” means the General Laws of Rhode Island, as amended.

7. “State Health Laboratories” means the State Health Laboratoriesmaintained by the Rhode Island Department of Health.

8. “These Regulations” or “this Part” means all of Rhode Island rules andregulations pertaining to the Fee Structure for Licensing, Laboratory and

Administrative Services Provided by the Department of Health [216-RICR10-5-2].

9. “Well Water” means water that is taken from below the ground throughpiping or similar installed devices utilizing external force or vacuum.

2.3 Applicability and Scope

A. This Part is promulgated to establish a consolidated fee schedule for licensing,laboratory and administrative services provided by the Department.

B. The provisions of this Part are in addition to, and not in substitution for, otherlicensing rules and regulations promulgated by the Director pursuant to authorityconferred by applicable R.I. Gen Laws statutes.

1. Nothing in this Part shall be construed as requiring the use of the StateHealth Laboratories where other clinical laboratories, licensed by theDepartment pursuant to R.I. Gen Laws §§ 23-16.2-4(a), are available toperform the requested laboratory services.

2. Nothing in this Part shall be construed as requiring the use of the StateHealth Laboratories where other analytical laboratories, licensed by theDepartment pursuant to R.I. Gen Laws § 23-16.2-4.1, are available toperform the requested laboratory services.

2.4 Designation of Certain Clinical Tests as a Covered Benefit

Pursuant to the authority conferred by R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-1-3(c), the clinicaltests listed in § 2.15 of this Part have been designated by the Director as acovered benefit and shall be reimbursable by all health insurers, as defined inR.I. Gen. Laws § 27-38.2-2(1), providing health insurance coverage for specificdiseases, hospital indemnity Medicare supplements, or other supplementalpolicies. The charges for those testing programs shall be borne by the hospitalsor other licensed health care providers and facilities in the absence of a thirdpartypayor.

2.5 Fees for Lead Poisoning Screening

The fee for any lead poisoning screening or lead screening-related servicesprovided by the State Health Laboratories shall be determined on the basis ofrates paid by the health care insurers to private laboratories for blood leadanalysis.

2.6 Licensing, Laboratory and Administrative Services Fees

A. The fees for licensing, laboratory and administrative services performed by theDepartment are contained in §§ 2.9 through 2.18 of this Part as follows:

1. § 2.9 – Health Professions

2. § 2.10 – Health Facilities

3. § 2.11 – Food Protection

4. § 2.12 – Drinking Water Quality

5. § 2.13 – Asbestos, Lead and Radon

6. § 2.14 – Radioactive Materials, X-Ray and Tanning

7. § 2.15 – Clinical Laboratory Services Provided by the State HealthLaboratories

8. § 2.16 – Analytical Laboratory Services Provided by the State HealthLaboratories for Private Well Water Supplies and Other Substances ofPublic Health Concern

9. § 2.17 – Vital Records, Utilization Review, Health Plan Certification,Newborn Screening Program, Certificate of Need and Medical Examiner

10. § 2.18 – Miscellaneous

2.7 Payment of Fees

A. Unless otherwise specified in this Part, payment for all licensing, laboratory andadministrative services performed by the Department shall be non-returnable andnonrefundable and shall be in the form of a check or money order made payableto the General Treasurer, State of Rhode Island.

B. Payment for all clinical laboratory services, including all screening for leadpoisoning and lead screening-related services, performed by the State HealthLaboratories shall be submitted to the Department within thirty (30) days ofreceipt of the invoice or other period of time agreed to by the Department.

C. Payment for all testing of private well water supplies performed by the StateHealth Laboratories shall be prepaid. The testing fee(s) shall be submitted at thetime the sample is forwarded to the State Health Laboratories.

D. The application/initial licensure fee established in this Part shall be submitted inaccordance with the requirements specified in the regulations governing theprofession and/or activity for which the license application is being submitted.

E. All license and renewal fees in this Part are specified on a license cycle basis.Consequently, license categories common to more than one profession [e.g.,Controlled Substances Registration (CSR)] will be assessed on an annualizedfee basis x the number of years in the license cycle.

F. The applicable renewal fee established in this Part shall be submitted prior to theexpiration date of the current license. Failure to submit the applicable renewalfee prior to the expiration date of the current license may subject the licensee toassessment of a late fee, as established by this Part, as well as additionaladministrative sanctions specified in the regulations governing the professionand/or activity for which the license was issued.

G. When online renewal is available for a license, payment shall be made in any ofthe forms designated on the renewal website.

2.8 Compliance and Severability

A. All hearings and reviews required under this Part shall be held in accordancewith the provisions of Part 4 of this Subchapter.

B. If any provision of this Part or the application thereof to any person orcircumstances shall be held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect the provisionsor applications of this Part which can be given effect, and to this end of theprovisions of this Part is declared to be severable.

2.9 Health Professions FeesDESCRIPTION OF FEE RIGL FEE

ACUPUNCTURE

Doctor of Acupuncture: Application § 5-37.2-10(3) $310.00

Doctor of Acupuncture: Renewal § 5-37.2-14(c) $310.00

Acupuncture Assistant: License § 5-37.2-13(4) $170.00

Acupuncture Assistant: Renewal § 5-37.2-14(c) $170.00

APPLIED BEHAVIORAL ANALYST

Applied Behavior Analyst: Initial Application § 5-86-11 $150.00

Applied Behavior Analyst: Renewal § 5-86-13(c) $150.00

Applied Behavior Assistant Analyst: InitialApplication

§ 5-86-11 $150.00

Applied Behavior Assistant Analyst: Renewal § 5-86-13(c) $150.00

Late Renewal Fee § 5-86-13(e) $40.00

ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCE ADMINISTRATOR

Application § 23-17.4- $220.00

Renewal § 23-17.4- $220.00

ATHLETIC TRAINER

Application § 5-60-11(1) $60.00

Renewal § 5-60-11(2) $60.00

Reinstatement (added to base renewal fee) § 5-60-11(2) $25.00

BARBERING/COSMETOLOGY

Barber: Application by Examination § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

DESCRIPTION OF FEE RIGL FEE

Barber: Application by Verification (Endorsement) § 5-10-11(c) $25.00

Barber: Reexamination § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Barber: Renewal § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Barber: Reinstatement (added to base renewalfee)

§ 5-10-10(b) $25.00 foreach renewalcycle lapsed

to a maximumof $100.00

Barber: 90 Day Temporary Permit § 5-10-11(c) $25.00

Barber Instructor: Application by Examination § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Barber Instructor: Application by Verification § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Barber Instructor: Reexamination § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Barber Instructor: Renewal § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Barber Instructor: Reinstatement (added to baserenewal fee)



Barber Shop: Initial License § 5-10-15(b) $170.00

Barber Shop: Initial Fee per LicensedChair/Station (added to base Barber Shop

§ 5-10-15(b) $50.00

license fee)Barber Shop: Renewal § 5-10-15(b) $170.00

Demonstrator's Permit (all categories) § 5-10-13 $90.00

Esthetician: Application by Examination § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Esthetician: Application by Verification § 5-10-11(c) $25.00

Esthetician: Reexamination § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Esthetician: Renewal § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Esthetician: Reinstatement (added to baserenewal fee)



Esthetician: 90 Day Temporary Permit § 5-10-11(c) $25.00

Esthetician Instructor: Application by Examination § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Esthetician Instructor: Application by Verification(Endorsement)

§ 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Esthetician Instructor: Reexamination § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Esthetician Instructor: Renewal § 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Esthetician Instructor: Reinstatement (added tobase renewal fee)




Esthetics Shop: Initial License § 5-10-15(b) $170.00

Esthetics Shop: Initial Fee per LicensedChair/Station (added to base Esthetics Shoplicense fee)

§ 5-10-15(b) $50.00

Esthetics Shop: Renewal § 5-10-15(b) $170.00

Hairdresser/Cosmetologist: Application byExamination

§ 5-10-10(a) $25.00

Hairdresser/Cosmetologist: Application byVerification (Endorsement)

§5-10-11(c) $25.00

Hairdresser/Cosmetologist: Reexamination §5-10-10(a) $25.00

Hairdresser/Cosmetologist: Renewal §5-10-10(a) $25.00

Hairdresser/Cosmetologist: Reinstatement(added to base renewal fee)

§5-10-10(b) $25.00 foreach renewalcycle lapsed


Hairdresser Instructor: Application by §5-10-10(a) $25.00

Hairdresser Instructor: Application by Verification(Endorsement)

§5-10-10(a) $25.00

Hairdresser Instructor: Reexamination §5-10-10(a) $25.00

Hairdresser Instructor: Renewal §5-10-10(a) $25.00

Hairdresser Instructor: Reinstatement (added tobase renewal fee)



Hair Design Shop: Initial License §5-10-15(b) $170.00

Hair Design Shop: Initial Fee per LicensedChair/Station (added to base Hair Design Shoplicense fee)

§5-10-15(b) $50.00

Hair Design Shop: Renewal §5-10-15(b) $170.00

Manicurist: Application by Examination §5-10-10(a) $25.00

Manicurist: Application by Verification §5-10-11(c) $25.00

Manicurist: Reexamination §5-10-10(a) $25.00

Manicurist: Renewal §5-10-10(a) $25.00

Manicurist: Reinstatement (added to baserenewal fee)



Manicurist: 90 Day Temporary Permit §5-10-11(c) $25.00

Manicuring Instructor: Application by Examination §5-10-10(a) $25.00


Manicuring Instructor: Application by Verification(Endorsement)

§5-10-10(a) $25.00

Manicuring Instructor: Reexamination §5-10-10(a) $25.00

Manicuring Instructor: Renewal §5-10-10(a) $25.00

Manicuring Instructor: Reinstatement (added tobase renewal fee)



Manicuring Shop: License §5-10-15(b) $170.00

Manicuring Shop: Initial Fee per LicensedChair/Station (added to base Manicuring Shoplicense fee)

§5-10-15(b) $50.00

Manicuring Shop: Renewal §5-10-15(b) $170.00

CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY PROFESSION

Chemical Dependency Clinical Supervisor:Application

§5-69-9 $75.00

Chemical Dependency Clinical Supervisor:Renewal

§5-69-9 $75.00

Chemical Dependency Professional: License §5-69-9 $75.00

Chemical Dependency Professional: Renewal §5-69-9 $75.00

CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractor: Initial Application - Examination §5-30-6 $210.00

Chiropractor: Initial Application - Endorsement §5-30-7 $210.00

Chiropractor: Renewal §5-30-12 $210.00

Chiropractor/Physiotherapy: Initial Application –Examination

§5-30-8(b) $210.00

Chiropractor/Physiotherapy: Initial Application –Endorsement

§5-30-8(b) $210.00

Chiropractor/Physiotherapy: Renewal §5-30-12 $210.00

CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE

Clinical Histologic Technician: Application §23-16.3-10 $60.00

Clinical Histologic Technician: 90 Day TemporaryPermit

§23-16.3-10 $60.00

Clinical Histologic Technician: Provisional §23-16.3-10 $60.00

Clinical Histologic Technician: Renewal §23-16.3-11 $60.00

Clinical Histologic Technician: Provisional §23-16.3-11 $60.00

Clinical Laboratory Technician: Application §23-16.3-10 $60.00

Clinical Laboratory Technician: 90 Day §23-16.3-10 $60.00

Clinical Laboratory Technician: Provisional §23-16.3-10 $60.00

Clinical Laboratory Technician: Renewal §23-16.3-11 $60.00

Clinical Laboratory Technician: Provisional §23-16.3-11 $60.00


Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist): Application §23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist): 90 DayTemporary Permit

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist): ProvisionalLicense

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist): Renewal §23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist): ProvisionalLicense Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Chemistry:Application

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Chemistry:90 Day Temporary Permit

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Chemistry:Provisional License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Chemistry:Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Chemistry:Provisional License Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)Cytogenetics:License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Cytogenetics: 90 Day Temporary Permit

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)Cytogenetics:Provisional License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)Cytogenetics:Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Cytogenetics: Provisional License Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-ElectronMicroscopy: License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-ElectronMicroscopy: 90 Day Temporary Permit

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-ElectronMicroscopy: Provisional License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-ElectronMicroscopy: Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-ElectronMicroscopy: Provisional License Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Hematology:License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Hematology:90 Day Temporary Permit

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Hematology:Provisional License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00


Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Hematology:Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Hematology:Provisional License Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist(Technologist)Immunohematology: License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Immunohematology: 90 Day Temporary Permit

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Immunohematology: Provisional License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Immunohematology: Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Immunohematology: Provisional License

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

RenewalClinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Immunology: License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Immunology:90 Day Temporary Permit

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Immunology:Provisional License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Immunology:Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Immunology:Provisional License Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)Microbiology:License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Microbiology: 90 Day Temporary Permit

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)Microbiology:Provisional License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)Microbiology:Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-Microbiology: Provisional License Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-MolecularDiagnostics: License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-MolecularDiagnostics: 90 Day Temporary Permit

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)- MolecularDiagnostics: Provisional License

§23-16.3-10 $75.00

Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-MolecularDiagnostics: Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00


Clinical Lab Scientist (Technologist)-MolecularDiagnostics: Provisional License Renewal

§23-16.3-11 $75.00

Cytotechnologist: License §23-16.3-10 $75.00

Cytotechnologist: 90 Day Temporary Permit §23-16.3-10 $75.00

Cytotechnologist: Provisional License §23-16.3-10 $75.00

Cytotechnologist: Renewal §23-16.3-11 $75.00

Cytotechnologist: Provisional License Renewal §23-16.3-11 $75.00

DENTAL

Dentist: Application §5-31.1-6(d) $965.00

Dentist: Reexamination §5-31.1-6(d) $965.00

Dentist: Renewal §5-31.1-21(a) $965.00

Dentist: Reinstatement (added to base renewalfee)

§5-31.1-21(b) $90.00

Dentist: Emeritus-Active Renewal §5-31.1-21(a) $220.00

Dentist: Emeritus-Active Reinstatement (added tobase renewal fee)

§5-31.1-21(b) $90.00

Dentist: Inactive Status Renewal §5-31.1-21(c) $220.00

Dentist: Inactive Status – Reinstatement to Active §5-31.1-21(c) $965.00

Dentist: CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $200.00

Academic Faculty (Limited): License §5-31.1-23(c) $965.00

Academic Faculty (Limited): Renewal §5-31.1-23(c) $500.00

Academic Faculty (Limited): CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Hospital Dental Officer (Limited): License §5-31.1-22 $65.00

Hospital Dental Officer (Limited): CSR §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Dental Anesthesia Facility: License §5-31.1-1(16)(B) $40.00

Dental Anesthesia Facility: Renewal §5-31.1-1(16)(B) $40.00

Dental Anesthesia-General/Deep Sedation:License

§5-31.1-1(16)(B) $70.00

Dental Anesthesia-General/Deep Sedation:Renewal

§5-31.1-1(16)(B) $70.00

Dental Anesthesia-Moderate Sedation: License §5-31.1-1(16)(B) $70.00

Dental Anesthesia-Moderate Sedation: Renewal §5-31.1-1(16)(B) $70.00

Dental Anesthesia-Minimal Sedation: License §5-31.1-1(16)(B) $70.00

Dental Anesthesia-Minimal Sedation: Renewal §5-31.1-1(16)(B) $70.00

Dental Hygienist: Application §5-31.1-6(d) $65.00

Dental Hygienist: Reexamination: §5-31.1-6(d) $65.00

Dental Hygienist: Renewal §5-31.1-21(a) $65.00

Dental Hygienist: Reinstatement (added to baserenewal fee)

§5-31.1-21(b) $90.00

Dental Hygienist: Emeritus-Active Renewal §5-31.1-21(a) $40.00

Dental Hygienist: Emeritus-Active Reinstatement(added to base renewal fee)

§5-31.1-21(b) $90.00

Dental Hygienist: Inactive Status Renewal §5-31.1-21(c) $40.00


Dentist Hygienist: Inactive Status –Reinstatement to Active Status

§5-31.1-21(c) $65.00

Dental Hygienist-Local Anesthesia: License §5-31.1-1(15) (A) $70.00

Dental Hygienist-Local Anesthesia: Renewal §5-31.1-1(15) (A) $70.00

Dental Hygienist-Nitrous Oxide: License §5-31.1-1(15) (A) $70.00

Dental Hygienist-Nitrous Oxide: Renewal §5-31.1-1(15) (A) $70.00

DIETETICS/NUTRITION

Dietitian/Nutritionist: Application §5-64-6(b) $75.00

Dietitian/Nutritionist: Renewal §5-64-8 $75.00

Dietitian/Nutritionist: Reinstatement (added tobase renewal fee)

§5-64-8 $75.00

Dietitian/Nutritionist-Graduate Status: Application §5-64-7 $75.00

ELECTROLYSIS

Electrologist: Initial Application - Examination §5-32-3 $25.00

Electrologist: Reexamination §5-32-6(a) $25.00

Electrologist: Initial ApplicationEndorsed/Reciprocal

§5-32-7 $25.00

Electrologist: Renewal §5-32-6(b) $25.00

Electrologist Instructor: Application §5-32-17 $25.00

Electrologist Instructor: Renewal §5-32-6(b) $25.00

EMBALMING/FUNERAL DIRECTING

Funeral Director/Embalmer: License §5-33.2-5 $30.00

Funeral Director/Embalmer: Renewal §5-33.2-15 $30.00

Funeral Director/Embalmer: Reinstatement(added to base renewal fee)

§5-33.2-15 $25.00

Embalming Intern: Registration §5-33.2-16(a) $25.00

Funeral Establishment: License §5-33.2-12 $120.00

Funeral Establishment: Renewal §5-33.2-15 $120.00

Funeral Establishment: Reinstatement (added tobase renewal fee)

§5-33.2-15 $25.00

Funeral Establishment-Branch Office: License §5-33.2-12 $90.00

Funeral Establishment-Branch Office: Renewal §5-33.2-15 $90.00

Crematory: Application §5-33.2-13.1 $120.00

Crematory: Renewal §5-33.2-15 $120.00


Crematory: Reinstatement (added to baserenewal fee)

§5-33.2-15 $25.00

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

EMT-Basic: Initial Application §23-4.1-10(c) $120.00

EMT-Basic: Renewal §23-4.1-10(c) $120.00

EMT-Cardiac: Initial Application §23-4.1-10(c) $120.00

EMT-Cardiac: Initial Examination §23-4.1-10(c)(2) $60.00

EMT-Cardiac: Reexamination §23-4.1-10(c)(2) $60.00

EMT-Cardiac: Renewal §23-4.1-10(c) $120.00

EMT-Paramedic: Initial Application §23-4.1-10(c) $80.00

EMT-Paramedic: Renewal §23-4.1-10(c) $80.00

EMT-Instructor Coordinator: Application §23-4.1-10(c)(3) No Fee

EMT-Instructor Coordinator: Renewal §23-4.1-10(c)(3) No Fee

Ambulance Service: Annual License §23-4.1-10(c) $490.00

Ambulance Service: 90 Day Temporary License §23-4.1-10(c)(3) $130.00

Ambulance: Annual Vehicle License §23-4.1-10(c) $250.00

Ambulance: Vehicle License (Pro-rated for 6Months)

§23-4.1-10(c)(3) $130.00

Ambulance: Vehicle Inspection Fee §23-4.1-10(c)(2) $170.00

Ambulance: Vehicle Reinspection Fee §23-4.1-10(c)(3) $90.00

HEARING AID DEALER

Hearing Aid Dealer/Fitter: Initial Application §5-49-6(a) $25.00

Hearing Aid Dealer/Fitter: Initial Examination §5-49-6(a) $55.00

Hearing Aid Dealer/Fitter: Initial ApplicationEndorsed/ Reciprocal

§5-49-6(b) $25.00

Hearing Aid Dealer/Fitter: Renewal §5-49-11(a)(1) $25.00

Hearing Aid Dealer/Fitter: Reinstatement (addedto base renewal fee)

§5-49-11(c) $25.00

Hearing Aid Dealer/Fitter: Temporary Permit (12month)

§5-49-8(b) $25.00

Hearing Aid Dealer/Fitter: Temporary Permit §5-49-8(d) $35.00

INTERPRETER FOR THE DEAF

Interpreter for the Deaf-Certified: License §5-71-8(a)(3) $25.00

Interpreter for the Deaf-Certified: Renewal §5-71-9(c) $25.00

Interpreter for the Deaf-Screened: License §5-71-8(a)(3) $25.00

Interpreter for the Deaf-Screened: Renewal §5-71-9(c) $25.00

Interpreter for the Deaf-Educational Interpreter:License

§5-71-8(a)(3) $25.00

Interpreter for the Deaf-Educational Interpreter:Renewal

§5-71-9(c) $25.00


Interpreter for the Deaf-Temporary (Student):License

§5-71-8(a)(3) $25.00

Interpreter for the Deaf-Temporary (Student):Renewal

§5-71-9(c) $25.00

Transliterator for the Deaf-Certified: License §5-71-8(a)(3) $25.00

Transliterator for the Deaf-Certified: Renewal §5-71-9(c) $25.00

Transliterator for the Deaf-Screened: License §5-71-8(a)(3) $25.00

Transliterator for the Deaf-Screened: Renewal §5-71-9(c) $25.00

Transliterator for the Deaf-EducationalInterpreter: License

§5-71-8(a)(3) $25.00

Transliterator for the Deaf-EducationalInterpreter: Renewal

§5-71-9(c) $25.00

Transliterator for the Deaf-Temporary (Student):License

§5-71-8(a)(3) $25.00

Transliterator for the Deaf-Temporary (Student):Renewal

§5-71-9(c) $25.00

LACTATION CONSULTATION

Lactation Consultant: Initial Application §23-13.6-3 $50.00

Lactation Consultant: Renewal §23-13.6-3 $50.00

Penalty Fee – Late renewal §23-13.6-3 $45.00

MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPY/MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING

Marriage and Family Therapist: Application §5-63.2-16 $130.00

Marriage and Family Therapist: Renewal §5-63.2-17(a) $130.00

Marriage and Family Therapist: Late Renewal(added to base renewal fee)

§5-63.2-17(b) $90.00

Marriage and Family Therapist: Reexamination §5-63.2-16 $130.00

Mental Health Counselor: Application §5-63.2-16 $70.00

Mental Health Counselor: Renewal §5-63.2-17(a) $50.00

Mental Health Counselor: Late Renewal (addedto base renewal fee)

§5-63.2-17(b) No fee

Mental Health Counselor: Reexamination §5-63.2-16 $70.00

MASSAGE THERAPY

Massage Therapist: Application §23-20.8-3(e) $65.00

Massage Therapist: Renewal §23-20.8-3(e) $65.00

MEDICAL MARIJUANA PROGRAM

Medical Marijuana Caregiver: Annual Fee forRegistry Identification Card

§21-28.6-5(b) $100.00

Medical Marijuana Patient: Annual Fee forRegistry Identification Card

§21-28.6-5(b) $50.00


Medical Marijuana Patient/Primary Caregiver:Annual Fee for Registry Identification Card forqualifying patients or primary caregivers whosubmit satisfactory evidence to the Department ofbeing a recipient of Medicaid, SupplementalSecurity Income (SSI), Social Security DisabilityInsurance, Veteran Disability or RailroadDisability.

$25.00

Medical Marijuana Minor Patient: Annual Fee forRegistry Identification Card

§21-28.6-5(b) $50.00

Replacement Lost Registry Identification Card §21-28.6-5(b) $10.00

Reissue Registry Identification Card Due toChange in Required Information (all categories)

§21-28.6-5(b) $10.00

Authorized Purchaser Fee for Registry §21-28.6-5(b) $50.00

MIDWIFERY

Midwife: Initial Application - Examination §23-13-9 $80.00

Midwife: Initial Application - Endorsed/Reciprocal §23-13-9 $80.00

Midwife: Renewal §23-13-9 $80.00

Midwife: Temporary Permit (90 Day) §23-13-9 $80.00

Midwife: CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $200.00

MUSIC THERAPY

Music Therapist: Initial Application §23-20.8.1-6 $90.00

Music Therapist: Renewal §23-20.8.1-6 $90.00

Penalty Fee – Late renewal §23-20.8.1-6 $45.00

NURSING

Professional (Registered) Nurse: InitialApplication - Examination

§5-34-11(a) &§5-34-12

$135.00

Professional (Registered) Nurse: Reexamination §5-34-12 $135.00

Professional (Registered) Nurse: InitialApplication - Endorsed/Reciprocal

§5-34-11(b) &§5-34-12

$135.00

Professional (Registered) Nurse: TemporaryPermit (90 Day)

§5-34-11(b) &§5-34-12

$135.00

Professional (Registered) Nurse: Renewal §5-34-19(a) $135.00

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse – NoPrescriptive Authority: Renewal

§5-34-45 $80.00

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse: InitialApplication:

5-34-45 $145.00

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse: Renewal: 5-34-45 $145.00

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse: TemporaryPermit (90 Day)

5-34-45 $145.00

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse: CSRRegistration

§21-28-3.02(a) $200.00


Licensed Practical Nurse: Initial ApplicationExamination

§5-34-15(a) &§5-34-16

$45.00

Licensed Practical Nurse: Reexamination §5-34-16 $45.00

Licensed Practical Nurse: Initial ApplicationEndorsed/ Reciprocal

§5-34-15(b) &§5-34-16

$45.00

Licensed Practical Nurse: Temporary Permit (90Day)

§5-34-15(b) &§5-34-16

$45.00

Licensed Practical Nurse: Renewal §5-34-19(a) $45.00

NURSING ASSISTANT

Nursing Assistant: Application §23-17.9-6 $35.00

Nursing Assistant: Renewal §23-17.9-7 $35.00

Nursing Assistant Training Program: Application §23-17.9-3 $325.00

Nursing Assistant Training Program: Renewal §23-17.9-3 $325.00

Medication Aide: Application §23-17.9-2(a)(3) $35.00

Medication Aide: Renewal §23-17.9-2(a)(3) $35.00

Medication Aide Training Program: Application §23-17.9-2(a)(3) $325.00

Medication Aide Training Program: Renewal §23-17.9-2(a)(3) $325.00

NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATOR

Renewal §5-45-10 $160.00

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Occupational Therapist: Application §5-40.1-13 $140.00

Occupational Therapist: Renewal §5-40.1-12(a)(2) $140.00

Occupational Therapist: Late Renewal (added tobase renewal fee)

§5-40.1-12(a)(5) $50.00

Occupational Therapist: Reactivation §5-40.1-12(b) $140.00

Occupational Therapist: Graduate Practice (90Day)

§5-40.1-9 $140.00

Occupational Therapy Assistant: Application §5-40.1-13 $140.00

Occupational Therapy Assistant: Renewal §5-40.1-12(a)(2) $140.00

Occupational Therapy Assistant: Late Renewal(added to base renewal fee)

§5-40.1-12(a)(5) $50.00

Occupational Therapist Assistant: Reactivation §5-40.1-12(b) $140.00

Occupational Therapist Assistant: GraduatePractice (90 Day)

§5-40.1-9 $140.00

OPTICIANRY

Optician: Application §5-35.2-3 $30.00

Optician: Renewal §5-35.2-3 $30.00

OPTOMETRY

Optometrist with Amplified TherapeuticPrivileges: Initial Application - Examination

§5-35.1-4 $280.00


Optometrist with Amplified TherapeuticPrivileges: Initial Application Endorsed/Reciprocal

§5-35.1-4 $280.00

Optometrist with Amplified TherapeuticPrivileges: Renewal

§5-35.1-7 $280.00

Optometrist with Amplified TherapeuticPrivileges: Late Renewal (added to base renewalfee)

§5-35.1-7 $90.00

Optometrist with Amplified TherapeuticPrivileges-Glaucoma: Initial ApplicationExamination

§5-35.1-4 $280.00

Optometrist with Amplified TherapeuticPrivileges- Glaucoma: Initial ApplicationEndorsed/Reciprocal

§5-35.1-4 $280.00

Optometrist with Amplified Therapeutic Privileges-Glaucoma: Renewal

§5-35.1-7 $280.00

Optometrist with Amplified TherapeuticPrivileges-Glaucoma: Late Renewal (added tobase renewal fee)

§5-35.1-7 $90.00

Optometrist with Diagnostic PharmaceuticalPrivileges: Renewal-Only

§5-35.1-7 $280.00

Optometrist with Diagnostic PharmaceuticalPrivileges: Late Renewal (added to base renewalfee)

§5-35.1-7 $90.00

Optometrist with Topical TherapeuticPharmaceutical Privileges: Renewal-Only

§5-35.1-7 $280.00

Optometrist with Topical TherapeuticPharmaceutical Privileges: Late Renewal (addedto base renewal fee)

§5-35.1-7 $90.00

Optometrist without Amplified TherapeuticPrivileges: Renewal-Only

§5-35.1-7 $280.00

Optometrist without Amplified TherapeuticPrivileges: Late Renewal (added to base renewalfee)

§5-35.1-7 $90.00

Optometrist (all applicable license types): AnnualCSR Registration

§21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

PHARMACY

Pharmacist: License §5-19.1-14(c) $280.00

Pharmacist: Temporary License (90 Day) §5-19.1-14(c) $280.00

Pharmacist: Renewal §5-19.1-20 $280.00

Pharmacy Intern: License §5-19.1-15(a) $70.00

Pharmacy Intern: Renewal §5-19.1-15(a) $70.00

Pharmacy Tech I: License §5-19.1-16 $25.00


Pharmacy Tech I: Renewal §5-19.1-16 $25.00

Pharmacy Tech II: License §5-19.1-16 $25.00

Pharmacy Tech II: Renewal §5-19.1-16 $25.00

Pharmacy-Retail: License §5-19.1-9 $220.00

Pharmacy-Retail: Renewal §5-19.1-9 $120.00

Pharmacy-Retail: Annual CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Pharmacy-Institutional: License §5-19.1-9 $220.00

Pharmacy-Institutional: Renewal §5-19.1-9 $120.00

Pharmacy-Institutional: Annual CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Pharmacy-Non-Resident: License §5-19.1-11(b) $340.00

Pharmacy-Non-Resident: Renewal §5-19.1-11(b) $180.00

Pharmacy-Non-Resident: Annual CSR §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Pharmacy-Restricted: License §5-19.1-10(b) $220.00

Pharmacy-Restricted: Renewal §5-19.1-10(b) $120.00

Pharmacy-Restricted: Annual CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Drug Manufacturer-In-State: License §5-19.1-12 $220.00

Drug Manufacturer-In-State: Renewal §5-19.1-12 $170.00

Drug Manufacturer-In-State: Annual CSR §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Drug Manufacturer-Out-of-State: License §5-19.1-12 $340.00

Drug Manufacturer-Out-of-State: Renewal §5-19.1-12 $260.00

Drug Manufacturer-Out-of-State: Annual CSR §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Drug Wholesaler-In-State: License §5-19.1-13 $220.00

Drug Wholesaler-In-State: Renewal §5-19.1-13 $170.00

Drug Wholesaler-In-State: Annual CSR §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Drug Wholesaler-Out-of-State: License §5-19.1-13 $340.00

Drug Wholesaler-Out-of-State: Renewal §5-19.1-13 $260.00

Drug Wholesaler-Out-of-State: Annual CSR §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Analytical Lab: Annual CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Medical Institution/Clinic: Annual CSR §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Narcotic Treatment Program: Annual CSR §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Research Facility: Annual CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Storage Facility: Annual CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Teaching Institution: Annual CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

PHYSICAL THERAPY

Physical Therapist: Initial ApplicationExamination

§5-40-8 $155.00

Physical Therapist: Initial ApplicationEndorsed/Reciprocal

§5-40-8 $155.00

Physical Therapist: Renewal §5-40-10(a) $155.00

Physical Therapist: Late Renewal (added to baserenewal fee)

§5-40-10(c) $50.00

Physical Therapist: Graduate Practice (90 Day) §5-40-8 $155.00


Physical Therapist Assistant: Initial ApplicationExamination

§5-40-8.1 $50.00

Physical Therapist Assistant: Initial ApplicationEndorsed/ Reciprocal

§5-40-8.1 $50.00

Physical Therapist Assistant: Renewal §5-40-10(a) $50.00

Physical Therapist Assistant: Late Renewal(added to base renewal fee)

§5-40-10(c) $50.00

Physical Therapist Assistant: Graduate Practice §5-40-8.1 $50.00

PHYSICIAN

Allopathic Physician (MD): Application §5-37-2(a) $1,090.00

Allopathic Physician (MD): Renewal §5-37-10(a) $1,090.00

Allopathic Physician (MD): Renewal with §5-37-10(a) $870.00

Allopathic Physician (MD): Late Renewal (addedto base renewal fee)

§5-37-10(b) $170.00

Allopathic Physician (MD): Inactive Status –Reinstatement to Active Status

§5-37-11 $1,090.00

Allopathic Physician (MD): CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $200.00

Allopathic Physician (MD): CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $200.00

Osteopathic Physician (DO): Application §5-37-2(a) $1,090.00

Osteopathic Physician (DO): Re-examination §5-37-2(a) $1,090.00

Osteopathic Physician (DO): Renewal §5-37-10(a) $1,090.00

Osteopathic Physician (DO): Renewal withApproved Training

§5-37-10(a) $870.00

Osteopathic Physician (DO): Late Renewal(added to base renewal fee)

§5-37-10(b) $170.00

Osteopathic Physician (DO): Inactive Status –Reinstatement to Active Status

§5-37-11 $1,090.00

Osteopathic Physician (DO): CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $200.00

Academic Faculty (Limited): License §5-37-16.1 $545.00

Academic Faculty (Limited): Renewal §5-37-16.1 $545.00

Academic Faculty (Limited): Annual CSR §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Hospital Medical Officer (Limited): License §5-37-16(a) $65.00

Hospital Medical Officer (Limited): Renewal §5-37-16(a) $65.00

Hospital Medical Officer (Limited): Annual CSR §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT

Application §5-54-9(4) $110.00

Renewal §5-54-11(b) $110.00

CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $200.00

PODIATRIC MEDICINE

Podiatrist: Application §5-29-7 $240.00

Podiatrist: Renewal §5-29-11 $240.00


Podiatrist: CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $200.00

Podiatric Hospital Officer (Limited): License §5-29-13 $65.00

Podiatric Hospital Officer (Limited): Annual CSRRegistration

§21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

Academic Faculty-Podiatric (Limited): License §5-29-14 $120.00

Academic Faculty-Podiatric (Limited): Annual §5-29-14 $120.00

Academic Faculty-Podiatric (Limited): AnnualCSR Registration

§21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

PSYCHOLOGY

Psychologist: Application §5-44-12 $230.00

Psychologist: Renewal §5-44-15(c) $230.00

Psychologist: Late Renewal (added to base §5-44-15(e) $50.00

Psychologist: Temporary License (Trainee) §5-44-13 $120.00

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY

Radiographer: License §5-68.1-10(a) $60.00

Radiographer: Renewal §5-68.1-10(a) $60.00

Radiographer-Graduate Technologist (90 day): §5-68.1-10(a) $60.00

Nuclear Medicine Technologist: License §5-68.1-10(a) $85.00

Nuclear Medicine Technologist: Renewal §5-68.1-10(a) $85.00

NMT-Graduate Technologist (90 day): License §5-68.1-10(a) $85.00

Radiation Therapist: License §5-68.1-10(a) $85.00

Radiation Therapist: Renewal §5-68.1-10(a) $85.00

Radiation Therapist-Graduate Technologist (90day): License

§5-68.1-10(a) $85.00

Radiologist Assistant: License §5-68.1-10(a) $85.00

Radiologist Assistant: Renewal §5-68.1-10(a) $85.00

Radiologist Assistant-Graduate Technologist (90day): License

§5-68.1-10(a) $85.00

Supplemental Authorization for ComputedTomography: License

§5-68.1-10(a) $50.00

Supplemental Authorization for ComputedTomography: Renewal

§5-68.1-10(a) $50.00

All Radiologic Technology Licenses: LateRenewal (added to base renewal fee)

§5-68.1-10(a) $40.00

RESPIRATORY CARE

Respiratory Care Practitioner: Application §23-39-11(b) $60.00

Respiratory Care Practitioner: Renewal §23-39-11(c) $60.00

Respiratory Care Practitioner: Graduate Practice(90 Day)

§23-39-9(a) $60.00

Respiratory Care Practitioner: Temporary (90Day)

§23-39-7(b) $60.00


SOCIAL WORK

Clinical Social Worker: Application §5-39.1-9 $70.00

Clinical Social Worker: Renewal §5-39.1-9 $70.00

Clinical Social Worker: Late Renewal (added tobase renewal fee)

§5-39.1-9 $40.00

Independent Clinical Social Worker: License §5-39.1-9 $70.00

Independent Clinical Social Worker: Renewal §5-39.1-9 $70.00

Independent Clinical Social Worker: LateRenewal (added to base renewal fee)

§5-39.1-9 $40.00

SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY/AUDIOLOGY

Audiologist: Application §5-48-9(a) $65.00

Audiologist: Renewal §5-48-9(a) $65.00

Audiologist: Late Renewal (added to baserenewal fee)

§5-48-9(b) $50.00

Audiologist: Reinstatement §5-48-9(d)(1) $65.00

Audiology Support Personnel-Late Filing §5-48-9(e) $65.00

Speech Language Pathologist: Application §5-48-9(a) $145.00

Speech Language Pathologist: Renewal §5-48-9(a) $145.00

Speech Language Pathologist: Late Renewal(added to base renewal fee)

§5-48-9(b) $50.00

Speech Language Pathologist: Reinstatement §5-48-9(d)(1) $145.00

Speech Language Pathologist-Provisional:License

§5-48-9(a) $65.00

Speech Language Pathologist-Provisional:Renewal

§5-48-9(a) $65.00

Speech Language Support Personnel-Late Filing §5-48-9(b)(14) $90.00

VETERINARY MEDICINE

Veterinarian: Application Fee §5-25-10 $40.00

Veterinarian: Initial Application - Examination §5-25-11(a) $540.00

Veterinarian: Initial ApplicationEndorsed/Reciprocal

§5-25-11(b) $540.00

Veterinarian: Renewal §5-25-12(a) $580.00

Veterinarian: Late Renewal (added to baserenewal fee)

§5-25-12(c) $120.00

Veterinarian: CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $200.00

2.10 Health Facilities FeesDESCRIPTION OF FEE RIGL FEE

ADULT DAY CARE PROGRAM

Biennial License §23-1-52 No fee

AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER

Physician Ambulatory Surgery Center: Initial §23-17-38 $500.00


Multi Practice Physician ASC: Certificate of Need(Regular & Accelerated Reviews)

§23-15-10 $500 + 0.25%of Capital Cost

Multi Practice Physician ASC: Certificate of Need(Expedited Review)

§23-15-10 $750 + 0.25%of Capital Cost

Physician Ambulatory Surgery Center: Renewal §23-17-38 $500.00

Podiatry Ambulatory Surgery Center: InitialApplication

§23-17-38 $500.00

Multi Practice Podiatry ASC: Certificate of Need(Regular & Accelerated Reviews)

§23-15-10 $500 + 0.25%of Capital Cost

Multi Practice Podiatry ASC: Certificate of Need(Expedited Review)

§23-15-10 $750 + 0.25%of Capital Cost

Podiatry Ambulatory Surgery Center: Renewal §23-17-38 $500.00

ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCE

Annual Licensure Fee – Base License §23-17.4-31 $330.00

Annual Licensure Fee – AlzheimerDementia/Special Care Unit/Program (added tobase license fee)

§23-17.4-31 $600.00

Annual Licensure Fee – Limited Health Services(added to base license fee)

§23-17.4-31 $600.00

Annual Fee per Licensed Bed (added to annuallicensure fee)

§23-17.4-31 $70.00

BIRTH CENTER


Application for Initial Licensure or Changes inOwner, Operator or Lessee

§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,000

(Two tenths ofone percent

(0.2%) of theprojected firstfull fiscal year

total netpatient

revenuecontained in

theapplication;

with aminimum fee

of fifteenhundred

dollars($1,500) and amaximum fee

of twentythousand

dollars($20,000))

Renewal §23-17-38 No fee

FOR-PROFIT END-STAGE RENAL DIALYSIS FACILITY



§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,000

((Two tenthsof one percent

(0.2%) of theprojected firstfull fiscal year

total netpatient

revenuecontained in

theapplication;

with aminimum fee

of fifteenhundred


of twentythousand

dollars($20,000))

Annual Licensure Fee §23-17-38 $3,900.00

Annual CSR Registration §21-28-3.02(a) $100.00

FREESTANDING AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER

Application for Certificate of Need (Regular &Accelerated Reviews)

§23-15-10 $500 + 0.25%of Capital Cost

Application for Certificate of Need (ExpeditedReview)

§23-15-10 $750 + 0.25%of Capital Cost

Application for Changes in Owner, Operator orLessee

§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,000


FREESTANDING EMERGENCY CARE FACILITY


§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,000


HOME CARE PROVIDER


§23-15-10 $500 + 0.25%of Capital Cost



§23-15-10 $750 + 0.25%of Capital Cost


§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,000

Annual Licensure Fee §23-17-38 $650.00

HOME NURSING CARE PROVIDER


§23-15-10 $500 + 0.25%of Capital Cost


§23-15-10 $750 + 0.25%of Capital Cost


§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,000


HOSPICE PROVIDER


§23-15-10 $500 + 0.25%of Capital Cost


§23-15-10 $750 + 0.25%of Capital Cost


§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,000

Annual Licensure Fee §23-17-38 $3,000.00

HOSPITAL


§23-15-10 $500 + 0.25%of Capital Cost


§23-15-10 $750 + 0.25%of Capital Cost



§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,000 (Twotenths of one

percent (0.2%)of the

projected firstfull fiscal year

total netpatient

revenuecontained in

theapplication;

with aminimum fee

of fifteenhundred


of twentythousand

dollars($20,000))

Application for Hospital Conversion §23-17.14 No fee

Annual Base Fee §23-17-38 $16,900.00

Annual Fee per Licensed Bed §23-17-38 $120.00

LABORATORY

Analytical Laboratory-In-State: Annual Fee- §23-16.2-4.1 $330.00

Analytical Laboratory-Out-of-State: AnnualFeeAdministrative

§23-16.2-4.1 $330.00

Analytical Laboratory (In-State & Out-of-State)-Annual Fee- Option: Potable Water-Microbiology

§23-16.2-4.1 $40.00

Analytical Laboratory (In-State & Out-of-State)Annual Fee- Option: Potable Water-OrganicChemistry

§23-16.2-4.1 $70.00

Analytical Laboratory (In-State & Out-of-State)Annual Fee- Option: Potable Water-InorganicChemistry

§23-16.2-4.1 $40.00

Analytical Laboratory (In-State & Out-of-State)Annual Fee- Option: Non-potableWaterMicrobiology

§23-16.2-4.1 $40.00


Analytical Laboratory (In-State & Out-of-State)Annual Fee- Option: Non-potable Water-Organic Chemistry

§23-16.2-4.1 $70.00

Analytical Laboratory (In-State & Out-of-State)Annual Fee- Option: Non-potableWaterInorganic Chemistry

§23-16.2-4.1 $40.00

Analytical Laboratory (In-State & Out-of-State)Annual Fee- Option: Radiochemistry

§23-16.2-4.1 $70.00

Analytical Laboratory (In-State & Out-of-State)Annual Fee- Option: Environmental Lead

§23-16.2-4.1 $40.00

Clinical Laboratory: Screening Program Permit §23-16.2-4(b) $70.00

Clinical Laboratory-In-State: Biennial LaboratoryLicense (for each approved specialty)

§23-16.2-4(a) $650.00

Clinical Laboratory-In-State: Biennial StationLicense

§23-16.2-4(a) $650.00

Clinical Laboratory-Out-of-State: BiennialLaboratory License (for each approved specialty)

§23-16.2-4(a) $650.00

Clinical Laboratory-Out-of-State: Biennial StationLicense

§23-16.2-4(a) $650.00

NURSING FACILITY


§23-15-10 $500 + 0.25%of Capital Cost


§23-15-10 $750 + 0.25%of Capital Cost



§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,000 (Twotenths of one

percent (0.2%)of the

projected firstfull fiscal year

total netpatient

revenuecontained in

theapplication;

with aminimum fee

of fifteenhundred


of twentythousand

dollars($20,000))


NURSING SERVICE AGENCY

Annual Licensure Fee §23-17.7.1-3(a) $500.00

ORGANIZED AMBULATORY CARE FACILITY


§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,00011


REHAB HOSPITAL CENTER


§23-15-10 $500 + 0.25%of Capital Cost


§23-15-10 $750 + 0.25%of Capital Cost


§23-17-38 $1,500 to$20,000

Application for Hospital Conversion §23-17.14 No fee

Annual Base Fee §23-17-38 $16,900.00

Rehab Hospital Center: Annual Fee per LicensedBed

§23-17-38 $120.00


TATTOOING/BODY PIERCING

Body Piercing Establishment: Annual §23-1-39(b) $90.00

Body Piercing Technician: Annual Registration §23-1-39(b) $90.00

Tattoo Parlor: Annual Registration §23-1-39(b) $90.00

Tattoo Artist: Annual Registration §23-1-39(b) $90.00

2.11 Food Protection FeesDESCRIPTION OF FEE RIGL FEE

BOTTLERS

Bottler-Apple Cider-In-State: Annual Permit §21-23-2 $60.00

Bottler-Apple Cider-In-State: Plan Review §23-1-31 $60.00

Bottler-Apple Cider-Out-of-State: Annual Permit §21-23-2 $60.00

Bottler-Canner (Not Water)-In-State: Annual §21-23-2 $550.00

Bottler-Canner (Not Water)-In-State: Plan Review §23-1-31 $550.00

Bottler-Canner (Not Water)-Out-of-State: Annual §21-23-2 $550.00

Bottler-Canner (Water)-In-State: Annual Permit §21-23-2 $550.00

Bottler-Canner (Water)-In-State: Plan Review §23-1-31 $550.00

Bottler-Canner (Water)-Out-of-State: AnnualPermit

§21-23-2 $550.00

DAIRY INDUSTRY

Frozen Dessert In-State Wholesale: AnnualLicense Fee

§21-9-3(1) $550.00

Frozen Dessert Out-Of-State Wholesale: AnnualLicense Fee

§21-9-3(2) $160.00

Frozen Dessert Retail: Annual License Fee §21-9-3(3) $160.00

Milk Distributor: Annual Permit §21-2-7(g)(3) $160.00

Milk Processor In-State: Annual Permit §21-2-7(g)(1) $160.00

Milk Processor Out-of-State: Annual Permit §21-2-7(g)(2) $160.00

FOOD BUSINESS

Cultural Heritage Educational Facility: AnnualRegistration

§21-27-10(e)(3)(v) $80.00

Cultural Heritage Educational Facility: PlanReview

§23-1-31 $80.00

Farm Home Food Manufacture: AnnualRegistration

§21-27-6.1(4) $65.00

Food Processor Retail: Annual Registration §21-27-10(e)(2) $120.00

Food Processor Retail: Initial Registration >10months

§21-27-10(b) $120.00

Food Processor Retail: Initial Registration 7-9months

§21-27-10(b) $90.00

Food Processor Retail: Initial Registration 3-6months

§21-27-10(b) $60.00


Food Processor Retail: Initial Registration <2months

§21-27-10(b) $120.00

Food Processor Retail: Plan Review §23-1-31 $120.00

Food Processor Wholesale: Annual Registration §21-27-10(e)(1) $500.00

Food Processor Wholesale: Initial Registration>10 months

§21-27-10(b) $500.00

Food Processor Wholesale: Initial Registration 7-9months

§21-27-10(b) $375.00

Food Processor Wholesale: Initial Registration 3-6months

§21-27-10(b) $250.00

Food Processor Wholesale: Initial Registration <2months

§21-27-10(b) $500.00

Food Processor Wholesale: Plan Review §23-1-31 $500.00

Food Service Establishment <50 Seats: AnnualRegistration

§21-27-10(e)(3)(i) $160.00

Food Service Establishment <50 Seats: InitialRegistration >10 months

§21-27-10(b) $160.00

Food Service Establishment <50 Seats: InitialRegistration 7-9 months

§21-27-10(b) $120.00

Food Service Establishment <50 Seats: InitialRegistration 3-6 months

§21-27-10(b) $80.00

Food Service Establishment <50 Seats: InitialRegistration <2 months

§21-27-10(b) $160.00

Food Service Establishment <50 Seats: PlanReview

§23-1-31 $160.00

Food Service Establishment >50 Seats: AnnualRegistration

§21-27-10(e)(3)(ii) $240.00

Food Service Establishment >50 Seats: InitialRegistration >10 months

§21-27-10(b) $240.00

Food Service Establishment >50 Seats: InitialRegistration 7-9 months

§21-27-10(b) $180.00

Food Service Establishment >50 Seats: InitialRegistration 3-6 months

§21-27-10(b) $120.00

Food Service Establishment >50 Seats: InitialRegistration <2 months

§21-27-10(b) $240.00

Food Service Establishment >50 Seats: Plan §23-1-31 $240.00

Food Warehouse: Annual Registration §21-27-10(e)(7) $190.00

Food Warehouse: Initial Registration >10 months §21-27-10(b) $190.00

Food Warehouse: Initial Registration 7-9 months §21-27-10(b) $145.00

Food Warehouse: Initial Registration 3-6 months §21-27-10(b) $95.00

Food Warehouse: Initial Registration <2 months §21-27-10(b) $190.00

Food Warehouse: Plan Review §23-1-31 $190.00


Industrial Caterer/Food Vending MachineCommissary: Annual Registration

§21-27-10(e)(3)(iv) $280.00

Industrial Caterer/Food Vending MachineCommissary: Initial Registration >10 months

§21-27-10(b) $280.00

Industrial Caterer/Food Vending MachineCommissary: Initial Registration 7-9 months

§21-27-10(b) $210.00

Industrial Caterer/Food Vending MachineCommissary: Initial Registration 3-6 months

§21-27-10(b) $140.00

Industrial Caterer/Food Vending MachineCommissary: Initial Registration <2 months

§21-27-10(b) $280.00

Industrial Caterer/Food Vending MachineCommissary: Plan Review

§23-1-31 $280.00

Mobile Food Service: Annual Registration §21-27-10(e)(3)(iii) $100.00

Mobile Food Service: Initial Registration >10months

§21-27-10(b) $100.00

Mobile Food Service: Initial Registration 7-9months

§21-27-10(b) $75.00

Mobile Food Service: Initial Registration 3-6months

§21-27-10(b) $50.00

Mobile Food Service: Initial Registration <2months

§21-27-10(b) $100.00

Mobile Food Service: Plan Review §23-1-31 $100.00

Retail Market 1-2 Cash Registers: AnnualRegistration

§21-27-10(e)(5)(i) $120.00

Retail Market 1-2 Cash Registers: InitialRegistration >10 months

§21-27-10(b) $120.00

Retail Market 1-2 Cash Registers: InitialRegistration 7-9 months

§21-27-10(b) $90.00


§21-27-10(b) $60.00

Retail Market 1-2 Cash Registers: InitialRegistration <2 months

§21-27-10(b) $120.00

Retail Market 1-2 Cash Registers: Plan Review §23-1-31 $120.00

Retail Market 3-5 Cash Registers: Annual §21-27-10(e)(5)(ii) $240.00

Retail Market 3-5 Cash Registers: InitialRegistration >10 months

§21-27-10(b) $240.00


§21-27-10(b) $180.00


§21-27-10(b) $120.00

Retail Market 3-5 Cash Registers: InitialRegistration <2 months

§21-27-10(b) $240.00

Retail Market 3-5 Cash Registers: Plan Review §23-1-31 $240.00

Retail Market >6 Cash Registers: Annual §21-27-10(e)(5)(iii) $510.00


Retail Market >6 Cash Registers: InitialRegistration >10 months

§21-27-10(b) $510.00

Retail Market >6 Cash Registers: InitialRegistration 7-9 months

§21-27-10(b) $385.00

Retail Market >6 Cash Registers: InitialRegistration 3-6 months

§21-27-10(b) $255.00

Retail Market >6 Cash Registers: InitialRegistration <2 months

§21-27-10(b) $510.00

Retail Market >6 Cash Registers: Plan Review §23-1-31 $510.00

Retail Food Peddler: Annual Registration §21-27-10(e)(6) $100.00

Retail Food Peddler: Initial Registration >10months

§21-27-10(b) $100.00

Retail Food Peddler: Initial Registration 7-9months

§21-27-10(b) $75.00

Retail Food Peddler: Initial Registration 3-6months

§21-27-10(b) $50.00

Retail Food Peddler: Initial Registration <2 months §21-27-10(b) $100.00

Vending Machine Location <3 Units: AnnualRegistration

§21-27-10(e)(4)(i) $50.00

Vending Machine Location <3 Units: InitialRegistration >10 months

§21-27-10(b) $50.00

Vending Machine Location <3 Units: InitialRegistration 7-9 months

§21-27-10(b) $40.00

Vending Machine Location <3 Units: InitialRegistration 3-6 months

§21-27-10(b) $25.00

Vending Machine Location <3 Units: InitialRegistration <2 months

§21-27-10(b) $50.00

Vending Machine Location <3 Units: Plan Review §23-1-31 $50.00

Vending Machine Location 4-10 Units: AnnualRegistration

§21-27-10(e)(4)(ii) $100.00

Vending Machine Location 4-10 Units: InitialRegistration >10 months

§21-27-10(b) $100.00

Vending Machine Location 4-10 Units: InitialRegistration 7-9 months

§21-27-10(b) $75.00

Vending Machine Location 4-10 Units: InitialRegistration 3-6 months

§21-27-10(b) $50.00

Vending Machine Location 4-10 Units: InitialRegistration <2 months

§21-27-10(b) $100.00

Vending Machine Location 4-10 Units: PlanReview

§23-1-31 $100.00

Vending Machine Location >11 Units: AnnualRegistration

§21-27-10(e)(4)(iii) $120.00

Vending Machine Location >11 Units: InitialRegistration >10 months

§21-27-10(b) $120.00


Vending Machine Location >11 Units: InitialRegistration 7-9 months

§21-27-10(b) $90.00

Vending Machine Location >11 Units: InitialRegistration 3-6 months

§21-27-10(b) $60.00

Vending Machine Location >11 Units: InitialRegistration <2 months

§21-27-10(b) $120.00

Vending Machine Location >11 Units: PlanReview

§23-1-31 $120.00

FOOD SAFETY

Certified Food Safety Manager: Certification §21-27-11.2 $50.00

Certified Food Safety Manager: Renewal §21-27-11.5 $50.00

Certified Food Safety Manager-State/Municipal:Certification

§21-27-11.2 $50.00

Certified Food Safety Manager-State/Municipal:Renewal

§21-27-11.5 FeeExempt

MEAT/POULTRY PROCESSOR

Retail: Annual License §21-11-4 $40.00

Retail: Plan Review §23-1-31 $40.00

Wholesale: Annual License §21-11-4 $160.00

Wholesale: Plan Review §23-1-31 $160.00

RECREATION FACILITY

Resort, Lodging, Camp: Annual License §23-21-2 $160.00

Resort, Lodging, Camp: Plan Review §23-1-31 $160.00

SHELLFISH PACKING HOUSES

Shucker/Packer: Annual License §21-14-2 $390.00

Shucker/Packer: Plan Review §23-1-31 $390.00

Shipper: Annual License §21-14-2 $320.00

Shipper: Plan Review §23-1-31 $320.00

Repacker: Annual License §21-14-2 $390.00

Repacker: Plan Review §23-1-31 $390.00

Reshipper: Annual License §21-14-2 $320.00

Reshipper: Plan Review §23-1-31 $320.00

2.12 Drinking Water Quality FeesDESCRIPTION OF FEE RIGL FEE

PUBLIC POOL (Includes swimming pool, wading pool, hot tub, and spa)

Year Round Pool: Annual License-1st Pool at a §23-22-6(a) $250.00

Year Round Pool-Each Additional Pool at SameLocation: Annual License

§23-22-6(a) $75.00


Seasonal Pool: Annual License-1st Pool at aLocation

§23-22-6(a) $150.00

Seasonal Pool-Each Additional Pool at SameLocation: Annual License

§23-22-6(a) $75.00

Year Round Pool-Non-Profit Organization: AnnualLicense

§23-22-6(a) $25.00

Seasonal Pool-Non-Profit Organization: AnnualLicense

§23-22-6(a) $25.00

Year Round Pool-State Owned: Annual License §23-22-6(a) Fee Exempt

Seasonal Pool-State Owned: Annual License §23-22-6(a) Fee Exempt

Duplicate (Replacement) License §23-22-10 $2.00

PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY TREATMENT OPERATORS & PUBLIC WATER SUPPLYTRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM OPERATORS

Application §23-65-9 < $50.00Maximumfee. Actualfee shall beequal to thecost of theexamination.The feeshall berefundable ifthe

applicant isdeemed notqualified to

take theexamination

by theBoard.

PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM


PWS Community: Annual License (per connection) §46-13-18(a) $1.50Minimum

CommunityPWS annual

fee =$330.00;

MaximumCommunity

PWS annualfee +$32,500.00

PWS Transient-Non Community: Annual License §46-13-18(a) $200.00

PWS Non Transient-Non Community: AnnualLicense

§46-13-18(a) $330.00

PWS (all license types): Late Renewal (added tobase renewal fee)

§46-13-18(a) 50% ofrenewal fee or

$500.00,whichever is

less.

Sample Schedule Management/Collection Fee(per visit)

§46-13-3(c) $50.00

PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM – LABORATORY FEES FOR SAMPLES COLLECTED BYTHE OFFICE OF DRINKING WATER QUALITY & ANALYZED BY THE STATEHEALTH LABORATORIES (A surcharge on overdue sampling and analysis paymentsshall be assessed at the rate of two percent (2%) of the overdue bill per month)

WL 1 Turbidity §46-13-3(c) $15.00

WL 2 Sediment §46-13-3(c) $5.00

WL 3 Odor §46-13-3(c) $5.00

WL 4 Color §46-13-3(c) $5.00

WL 5 Total Dissolved Solids §46-13-3(c) $15.00

WL 6 Ignition Solids §46-13-3(c) $15.00

WL 7 Suspended Solids §46-13-3(c) $15.00

WL 8 Settleable Solids §46-13-3(c) $10.00

WL 10 BOD (5 day) §46-13-3(c) $35.00

WL 11 Cyanide §46-13-3(c) $38.00

WL 12 Phosphorous (total) §46-13-3(c) $23.00

WL 13 pH §46-13-3(c) $10.00

WL 15 Ammonia Nitrogen §46-13-3(c) $25.00

WL 16 Nitrate §46-13-3(c) $15.00

WL 17 Phosphate (ortho) §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 18 Alkalinity §46-13-3(c) $10.00

WL 20 Chloride §46-13-3(c) $18.00

WL 21 Fluoride §46-13-3(c) $18.00


WL 22 Hardness §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 29 Sulfate §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 36 Mercury §46-13-3(c) $35.00

WL 41 Specific Conductance §46-13-3(c) $15.00

WL 50 Foam Screen §46-13-3(c) $5.00

WL 56 Nitrite §46-13-3(c) $15.00

WL 63 Lead §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 64 Copper §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 65 Lead & Copper §46-13-3(c) $38.00

WL 66 Metals - New Systems §46-13-3(c) $250.00

WL-67 Minerals – Full Set §46-13-3(c) $70.00

WL-68 Metals-Routine Set by ICP/MS §46-13-3(c) $150.00

WL 69 Magnesium §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 70 Potassium §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 71 Sodium §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 72 Calcium §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 73 Sodium Composite §46-13-3(c) $25.00

WL 75 Antimony §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 76 Arsenic §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 77 Barium §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 78 Beryllium §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 79 Cadmium §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 81 Chromium (total) §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 82 Iron §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 83 Manganese §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 84 Nickel §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 85 Selenium §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 86 Silver §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 87 Thallium §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL 88 Zinc §46-13-3(c) $20.00

WL M Community or Non-Transient-NonCommunity Systems

§46-13-3(c) $580.00

WL N Routine Metals Plus Mercury, Cyanide §46-13-3(c) $220.00

WL O N Systems (New Well) §46-13-3(c) $250.00

TO 2 4 Trihalomethane (THM) and Total §46-13-3(c) $100.00

TO 12 Water Quality Volatile Organics §46-13-3(c) $200.00

TO 17 Petroleum Hydrocarbons and TO 12 §46-13-3(c) $200.00

TO-40 Method 525.2 Semivolatile Organics §46-13-3(c) $250.00

PE 4 Carbamates §46-13-3(c) $75.00

PE 14 EDB and DBCP, Method 504 §46-13-3(c) $100.00

PE 21 Chlorinated Acid Herbicides §46-13-3(c) $200.00

PE 27 Haloacetic Acid §46-13-3(c) $100.00


PE 31 Chlorinated Pesticides/PCB's, Method508/505

§46-13-3(c) $175.00

PE 40 Endrin §46-13-3(c) $75.00

SM 1 Total and Fecal Coliform (Non Potable) §46-13-3(c) $25.00

SM 2 Total Coliform MF §46-13-3(c) $25.00

SM 3 Heterotrophic Plate Count §46-13-3(c) $15.00

SM 34 Total & Fecal Coliform (E.coli only) (MMO-MUG)

§46-13-3(c) $25.00

2.13 Asbestos, Lead, and Radon FeesDESCRIPTION OF FEE RIGL FEE

ASBESTOS

Asbestos Abatement (Management) Plan:Operations & Maintenance

§23-24.5-6(f) $75.00

Asbestos Abatement (Management) Plan: <1 §23-24.5-6(f) $75.00

Asbestos Abatement (Management) Plan: >1 and<10 NESHAP Units

§23-24.5-6(f) $300.00

Asbestos Abatement (Management) Plan: >10 and<50 NESHAP Units

§23-24.5-6(f) $600.00

Asbestos Abatement (Management) Plan: >50 §23-24.5-6(f) $900.00

Asbestos Abatement (Management) Plan:Amendment

§23-24.5-6(f) $150.00

Asbestos Abatement Contractor: Application §23-24.5-12(g) $1,950.00

Asbestos Abatement Contractor: Renewal §23-24.5-12(g) $1,950.00

Asbestos Abatement Site Supervisor: Application §23-24.5-12(g) $60.00

Asbestos Abatement Site Supervisor: Renewal §23-24.5-12(g) $60.00

Asbestos Abatement Site Supervisor: License §23-24.5-12(g) $60.00

Asbestos Abatement Worker: Application §23-24.5-12(d) $30.00

Asbestos Abatement Worker: Renewal §23-24.5-12(d) $30.00

Asbestos Abatement Worker: License Replacement §23-24.5-12(g) $30.00

Asbestos Analytical Service: Annual Application §23-24.5-14(c) $100.00

Asbestos Analytical Service: Phase ContrastMicroscopy (PCM) and/or Polarized LightMicroscopy PLM - Annual Certification Fee

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

Asbestos Analytical Service: Transmission ElectronMicroscopy (TEM) Only - Annual Certification Fee

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

Asbestos Analytical Service: TEM in addition toPLM and/or PCM - Annual Certification Fee

§23-24.5-14(c) $470.00


Asbestos Analytical Service: Amendmentrequesting inclusion of additional certifyinganalyst(s)

§23-24.5-14(c) $60.00

Asbestos Consultant – Annual Fee – 1st Category

Certified

§23-24.5-14(c) $200.00

Asbestos Consultant – Annual Fee – EachAdditional Category Certified With Initial/RenewalApplication

§23-24.5-14(c) $100.00

Asbestos Consultant – Amendment – 1st AdditionalCategory Certified

§23-24.5-14(c) $200.00

Asbestos Consultant – Amendment – EachAdditional Category Certified With SameAmendment

§23-24.5-14(c) $100.00

Asbestos Training Course: Application Fee (percourse)

§23-24.5-14(c) $100.00

Asbestos Training Course: Renewal Application(per course)

§23-24.5-14(c) $100.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Fee - 38Hour Initial Asbestos Abatement Worker/SiteSupervisor Training

§23-24.5-14(c) $980.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal 38Hour Initial Asbestos Abatement Worker/SiteSupervisor Training

§23-24.5-14(c) $980.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Fee - 32Hour Initial Asbestos Abatement Worker Training

§23-24.5-14(c) $780.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal -32 Hour Initial Asbestos Abatement Worker Training

§23-24.5-14(c) $780.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Fee - 24Hour Initial Asbestos Inspection Services Training

§23-24.5-14(c) $590.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal 24Hour Initial Asbestos Inspection Services

§23-24.5-14(c) $590.00

TrainingAsbestos Training Course: Certification Fee- 24 Hour Initial Asbestos Project Designer Training

§23-24.5-14(c) $590.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal 24Hour Initial Asbestos Project Designer Training

§23-24.5-14(c) $590.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Fee - 16Hour Initial Asbestos Management Planner Training

§23-24.5-14(c) $390.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal 16Hour Initial Asbestos Management Planner

§23-24.5-14(c) $390.00

TrainingAsbestos Training Course: Certification Fee -14

Hour Competent Person Training

§23-24.5-14(c) $390.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal 14Hour Competent Person Training

§23-24.5-14(c) $390.00


Asbestos Training Course: Certification Fee - 6Hour Initial Asbestos Abatement Site Supervisor

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

TrainingAsbestos Training Course: CertificationRenewal - 6 Hour Initial Asbestos Abatement SiteSupervisor

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

TrainingAsbestos Training Course: Certification Fee- 8Hour Competent Person Annual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal - 8Hour Competent Person Annual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Fee - 8Hour Asbestos Inspection Services/ManagementPlanner Annual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal - 8Hour Asbestos Inspection Services/ManagementPlanner Annual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Fee - 8Hour Asbestos Abatement Worker/Site SupervisorAnnual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal - 8Hour Asbestos Abatement Worker/Site SupervisorAnnual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Fee - 8Hour Asbestos Project Designer Annual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal - 8Hour Asbestos Project Designer Annual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $300.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Fee - 4 hourAsbestos Inspection Services Annual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $170.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal - 4hour Asbestos Inspection Services Annual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $170.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Fee - 4 hourAsbestos Management Planner Annual Review

§23-24.5-14(c) $170.00

Asbestos Training Course: Certification Renewal - 4hour Asbestos Management Planner AnnualReview

§23-24.5-14(c) $170.00

Asbestos Training Course: Amendment Fee (percourse)

§23-24.5-14(c) $60.00

LEAD

Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor, or LeadHazard Reduction Site Supervisor or LeadHazard Reduction Worker: Application - WrittenExamination (per exam)

§23-24.6-22 $35.00$50.00


Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor, Lead HazardReduction Site Supervisor or Lead HazardReduction Worker: Application - PracticumExamination (per exam)

§23-24.6-22 $35.00

Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor: InitialApplication

§23-24.6-22 $200.00$400.00

Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor: Renewal §23-24.6-22 $200.00

Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor: Late RenewalFee

§23-24.6-22

$50.00

Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor Agent:License Fee

§23-24.6-22 No Fee(License

feeincluded

as part ofLead

HazardReductionContractor

Fee)

Lead Hazard Reduction Site Supervisor: InitialApplication

§23-24.6-22 $100.00$200.00

Lead Hazard Reduction Site Supervisor: Renewal §23-24.6-22 $100.00$200.00

Lead Hazard Reduction Site Supervisor: LateRenewal Fee

§23-24.6-22 $170.00$50.00

Lead Hazard Reduction Worker: Initial Application §23-24.6-22 $30.00$60.00

Lead Hazard Reduction Worker: Renewal §23-24.6-22 $30.00$60.00

Lead Hazard Reduction Worker: Late RenewalFee

§23-24.6-22 $40.00

Lead Hazard Reduction Worker-in-Training:Initial Application

§23-24.6-22

Environmental Lead Inspector or EnvironmentalLead Inspector-In-Training Technician:Application - Written Examination (per exam)

§23-24.6-22 $35.00$50.00


Environmental Lead Inspector or EnvironmentalLead Inspector Technician: ApplicationPracticum Examination (per exam)

§23-24.6-22 $35.00

Environmental Lead Inspector: Initial Application §23-24.6-22 $200.00

Environmental Lead Inspector: Renewal §23-24.6-22

Environmental Lead Inspector: Late Renewal Fee §23-24.6-22

$50.00

Environmental Lead Inspector-in-TrainingTechnician: Initial Application

§23-24.6-22 $100.00$200.00

Environmental Lead Inspector-in-TrainingTechnician: Renewal

§23-24.6-22 $100.00$200.00

Environmental Lead Inspector-in-TrainingTechnician: Late Renewal Fee

§23-24.6-22 $170.00$50.00

Environmental Lead Inspector Technician -inTraining: Initial Application

§23-24.6-22 $70.00

Lead Hazard Control Renovation Firm: InitialApplication

§23-24.6-22 $40.00$100.00

Lead Hazard Control Renovation Firm: Renewal §23-24.6-22 $40.00$100.00

Lead Hazard Control Renovation Firm: LateRenewal Fee

§23-24.6-22 $60.00$25.00

Lead-Safe Remodeler/Renovator: InitialApplication

§23-24.6-22 $40.00

Lead-Safe Remodeler/Renovator: Renewal §23-24.6-22 $40.00

Lead-Safe Remodeler/Renovator: Late Renewal §23-24.6-22 $60.00

Lead-Safe Remodeler/Renovator: ReciprocityApplication – Rhode Island Proficiency

§23-24.6-22 $35.00

Replacement License (All License Types) §23-24.6-22 $20.00$40.00

Lead Training Course: Application Fee (per §23-24.6-22 $100.00

Lead Training Course: Renewal Application (percourse)

§23-24.6-22 $100.00

$400.00

$200.00$400.00

$260.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 40TrainingHour Initial Lead Hazard ReductionContractor/Site Supervisor

§23-24.6-22 $1,040.00$2,000.00


Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal -40Training Hour Initial Lead Hazard ReductionContractor/Site Supervisor

§23-24.6-22 $1,040.00$2,000.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 8-TrainingHour Lead Hazard Reduction Contractor/SiteSupervisor Annual Review

§23-24.6-22 $390.00$400.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal -8Training Hour Lead Hazard ReductionContractor/Site Supervisor Annual Review

§23-24.6-22 $390.00$400.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 24TrainingHour Initial Lead Hazard ReductionWorker

§23-24.6-22 $650.00$1,200.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal -24Training Hour Initial Lead Hazard ReductionWorker

§23-24.6-22 $650.00$1,200.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 8-HourLead Hazard Reduction Worker Annual Review

§23-24.6-22 $390.00$400.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal - 8Hour Lead Hazard Reduction Worker AnnualReview

§23-24.6-22 $390.00$400.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 40-Training Hour Initial Environmental Lead Inspector

§23-24.6-22 $1,040.00$2,000.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal - 40-Training Hour Initial Environmental Lead Inspector

§23-24.6-22 $1,040.00$2,000.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 8-TrainingHour Environmental Lead Inspector AnnualReview

§23-24.6-22 $390.00$400.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal -8Training Hour Environmental Lead InspectorAnnual Review

§23-24.6-22 $390.00$400.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 24-Training Hour Initial Environmental LeadInspector Technician

§23-24.6-22 $650.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal -24-Training Hour Initial Environmental LeadInspector Technician

§23-24.6-22 $650.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee -8Training Hour Environmental Lead InspectorTechnician Annual Review

§23-24.6-22 $390.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee -8Training Hour Environmental Lead InspectorTechnician Annual Review

§23-24.6-22 $390.00


Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal - 8-Training Hour Environmental Lead InspectorTechnician Annual Review

§23-24.6-22 $390.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 16-Training Hour Initial Environmental Lead Assessor

§23-24.6-22 $520.00$800.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal - 16-Training Hour Initial Environmental Lead Assessor

§23-24.6-22 $520.00$800.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 8-TrainingHour Environmental Lead Assessor BiannualReview

§23-24.6-22 $390.00$400.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal -8Training Hour Environmental Lead AssessorBiannual Review

§23-24.6-22 $390.00$400.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 8-TrainingHour Initial Lead-Safe Remodeler/Renovator

§23-24.6-22 $390.00$400.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal -8Training Hour Initial Lead-SafeRemodeler/Renovator

§23-24.6-22 $390.00$400.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Fee - 4-TrainingHour Lead-Safe Remodeler/Renovator Review

§23-24.6-22 $200.00

Lead Training Course: Certification Renewal -4Training Hour Lead-Safe Remodeler/RenovatorReview

§23-24.6-22 $200.00

Lead Training Course: Amendment Fee (percourse)

§23-24.6-22 $60.00

RADON

Radon Mitigation Contractor: Annual License Fee §23-61-5(b) $200.00

Radon Mitigation Contractor: Replacement LicenseFee

§23-61-5(b) $20.00

Radon Measurement Business: Annual CertificationFee

§23-61-5(b) $200.00

Radon Measurement Business: ReplacementCertification Fee

§23-61-5(b) $20.00

Radon Mitigation Specialist: Annual License Fee §23-61-5(b) $130.00

Radon Mitigation Specialist: Replacement LicenseFee

§23-61-5(b) $20.00

Radon Measurement Consultant: AnnualCertification Fee

§23-61-5(b) $130.00


Radon Measurement Consultant: ReplacementCertification Fee

§23-61-5(b) $20.00

Radon Mitigation Worker: Annual License Fee §23-61-5(b) $30.00

Radon Mitigation Worker: Replacement LicenseFee

§23-61-5(b) $20.00

Radon Analytical Services: Annual Certification -Base Fee

§23-61-5(b) $300.00

Radon Analytical Services: Annual CertificationEach Additional Service

§23-61-5(b) $100.00

Radon Analytical Services: ReplacementCertification Fee

§23-61-5(b) $20.00

Radon Training Courses: Annual Certification -Base Fee

§23-61-5(b) $300.00

Radon Training Courses: Annual Certification EachAdditional Course

§23-61-5(b) $100.00

Radon Training Courses: Replacement CertificationFee

§23-61-5(b) $20.00

2.14 Radioactive Material, X-Ray, and Tanning FeesDESCRIPTION OF FEE RIGL FEE

RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

1A-SNM in Sealed Sources in Devices: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $2,100.00

1A-SNM in Sealed Sources in Devices: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $2,100.00

1B-SNM Unsealed Form: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $5,800.00

1B-SNM Unsealed Form: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $5.800.00

2A-Source Material in Recovery Operation: §23-1.3-5(f) Full Cost

2A-Source Material in Recovery Operation: AnnualFee

§23-1.3-5(f) Full Cost

2B-Source Material in Shielding: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $750.00

2B-Source Material in Shielding: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $750.00

2C-Other Source Material Applications: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $13,400.00

2C-Other Source Material Applications: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $13,400.00

3A1-Broadscope Manufacturing/CommercialDistribution: Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $29,100.00

3A1-Broadscope Manufacturing/CommercialDistribution: Annual Fee

§23-1.3-5(f) $29,100.00

3A2-Limited Manufacturing/CommercialDistribution: Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $8,400.00

3A2-Limited Manufacturing/CommercialDistribution: Annual Fee

§23-1.3-5(f) $8,400.00

3B1-Medical Manufacturing & Distribution:Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $11,900.00

3B1-Medical Manufacturing & Distribution: AnnualFee

§23-1.3-5(f) $11,900.00


3B2-Medical Distribution & Redistribution:Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $6,800.00

3B2-Medical Distribution & Redistribution: AnnualFee

§23-1.3-5(f) $6,800.00

3D-Industrial Radiography: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $14,100.00

3D-Industrial Radiography: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $14,100.00

3E-Self-Shielded Irradiator: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $4,200.00

3E-Self-Shielded Irradiator: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $4,200.00

3F1-Exposed Source Irradiator <10000 Ci:Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $7,800.00

3F1-Exposed Source Irradiator <10000 Ci: AnnualFee

§23-1.3-5(f) $7,800.00

3F2-Exposed Source Irradiator >10000 Ci:Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $31,200.00

3F2-Exposed Source Irradiator >10000 Ci: AnnualFee

§23-1.3-5(f) $31,200.00

3G1-GL Distribution with SS&D Evaluation:Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $2,500.00

3G1-GL Distribution with SS&D Evaluation: AnnualFee

§23-1.3-5(f) $2,500.00

3G2-GL Distribution with no SS&D Evaluation:Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $2,000.00

3G2-GL Distribution with no SS&D Evaluation:Annual Fee

§23-1.3-5(f) $2,000.00

3I-Service Application: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $8,500.00

3I-Service Application: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $8,500.00

3K1-Broadscope Research & Development: §23-1.3-5(f) $15,100.00

Application

3K1-Broadscope Research & Development: AnnualFee

§23-1.3-5(f) $15,100.00

3K2-Limited Scope Research & Development:Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $5,600.00

3K2-Limited Scope Research & Development:Annual Fee

§23-1.3-5(f) $5,600.00

3L-Other Applications Except 4A through 8A:Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $2,700.00

3L-Other Applications Except 4A through 8A:Annual Fee

§23-1.3-5(f) $2,700.00

4A-RadWaste for Commercial Disposal:Application


4A-RadWaste for Commercial Disposal: AnnualFee


4B-RadWaste for Packaging/Repackaging:Application

§23-1.3-5(f) $12,000.00

4B-RadWaste for Packaging/Repackaging: AnnualFee

§23-1.3-5(f) $12,000.00


4C-RadWaste for Transfer: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $9,200.00

4C-RadWaste for Transfer: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $9,200.00

5A-Well Logging: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $4,400.00

5A-Well Logging: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $4,400.00

5B-Field Flood Tracer Studies: Application §23-1.3-5(f) Full Cost

5B-Field Flood Tracer Studies: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) Full Cost

6A-Nuclear Laundry: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $26,800.00

6A-Nuclear Laundry: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $26,800.00

7A-Sealed Sources for Teletherapy: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $13,700.00

7A-Sealed Sources for Teletherapy: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $13,700.00

7B-Limited Scope Medical: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $4,900.00

7B-Limited Scope Medical: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $4,900.00

7D-Broadscope Medical: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $29,000.00

7D-Broadscope Medical: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $29,000.00

8A-Civil Defense: Application §23-1.3-5(f) $2,100.00

8A-Civil Defense: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) $2,100.00

10A-Other Licenses and Authorizations: §23-1.3-5(f) Full Cost

10A Other Licenses or Evaluations: Annual Fee §23-1.3-5(f) Full Cost

All Radioactive Material Licenses: LicenseAmendment

§23-1.3-5(f) $0-$500(Assessed

inaccordancewith writtencriteriaestablishedby the

Agency,based ontheAgency’s

estimate ofthe typical

time andeffort

required tocompleteaction on

that generalcategory of

amendmentrequest)


All Radioactive Material Licenses: Non-RoutineInspection

§23-1.3-5(f) 50% of theapplicableannual feeestablishedfor licensetype thatwas thesubject oftheinspection.

Registration of General Licenses Pursuant toC.4.2(b)(6) [GEN-4] – Initial Registration (perlocation of use)

§23-1.3-5(f) $320.00

Annual Renewal of GEN-4 Registration §23-1.3-5(f) No Fee

Radioactive Materials Reciprocity (RMR) – AnnualApplication – Category 1

§23-1.3-5(f) $3,000

Radioactive Materials Reciprocity (RMR) - AnnualApplication – Category 2

§23-1.3-5(f) $2,000

Radioactive Materials Reciprocity (RMR) - AnnualApplication – Category 3

§23-1.3-5(f) $200

Radioactive Materials Reciprocity (RMR) - AnnualApplication – “Electronic checks” pursuant toI.3.4(a)(2)

§23-1.3-5(f) $200

TANNING FACILITY

Certificate of Registration: Initial Application §23-68-6 $230.00

Certificate of Registration: Annual Renewal §23-68-6 $230.00

X-RAY FACILITY

Facilities Utilizing X-ray Equipment for Non-healingArts Applications Not Otherwise Defined: AnnualRegistration

§23-1.3-5(f) Assessed at a ratewhich

coincides with

appropriate category

Dental X-ray Facility: Annual Registration §23-1.3-5(f) $120.00

Hospital Radiology Facility: Annual Registration §23-1.3-5(f) $980.00

Industrial Radiography Facility: Annual Registration §23-1.3-5(f) $150.00

Industrial Radiation Machine (Type A) Facility:Annual Registration

§23-1.3-5(f) $120.00

Industrial Radiation Machine (Type B) Facility:Annual Registration

§23-1.3-5(f) $150.00

Particle Accelerator Facility: Annual Registration §23-1.3-5(f) $150.00

Provider of X-ray Services: Annual Registration §23-1.3-5(f) $120.00

Radiation Physics Services: Annual Registration §23-1.3-5(f) $150.00

Radiation Therapy Facility: Annual Registration §23-1.3-5(f) $250.00

Radiology Facility: Annual Registration §23-1.3-5(f) $250.00


Specific Radiology Facility (Single Category):Annual Registration

§23-1.3-5(f) $120.00

Specific Radiology Facility (Multiple Categories):Annual Registration

§23-1.3-5(f) $150.00

Storage X-ray Facility: Annual Registration §23-1.3-5(f) N/A

Veterinary X-ray Facility: Annual Registration §23-1.3-5(f) $120.00

Combined Annual Registration (at single location oraddress)

§23-1.3-5(g) $2,600.00

All X-Ray Facility Registrations: Late Renewal(added to base renewal fee)

§23-1.3-5(f) $40.00

2.15 Fees for Clinical Laboratory Services Provided by the StateHealth Laboratories

TESTCPT

CODE DESCRIPTION RIGL FEE

Blood Lead 83655 Quantitative Blood Lead §23-1-3(b) $25.00

Enteric Screen 87045

85046

87427

Enteric Pathogen screenincluding Salmonella,Shigella, Vibrio,Campylobacter, Yersinia,Shiga toxin producing E.Coli, Aeromonas,Plesiomonas, Shiga toxinScreen.

§23-1-3(b) $15.00

$15.00

$20.00

Neisseriagonorrhoeaeculture

8707087590

Neisseria gonorrhoeaeculture and identification

§23-1-3(b) $13.00$30.00

Ova & ParasiteScreen

8717787209

Ova & Parasite Screen; WetMount and Trichrome Slide

§23-1-3(b) $14.00$27.00

Chlamydia(cervical, urethral& urine)

87491 Chlamydia trachomatisidentification by amplifiedDNA probe

§23-1-3(b) $52.00

Gonorrrhea(cervical, urethraland urine)

87591 Neisseria gonorrhoeaeidentification by amplifiedDNA probe

§23-1-3(b) $52.00

HIV 1,2 screen 87389 HIV1 and HIV2antigen/antibody screen

§23-1-3(b) $35.00

HIV antibodyconfirmation

8670186702

HIV-1 antibody confirmationHIV-2 antibody confirmation

§23-1-3(b) $14.00$16.00

HIV antigenconfirmation

87535 HIV-1 antigen confirmation §23-1-3(b) $52.00

Hepatitis A IgM 86709 IgM antibody to Hepatitis A §23-1-3(b) 18.00

TESTCPT


Hepatitis B coreIgM

86705 IgM antibody to Hepatitis Bcore antigen

§23-1-3(b) $18.00

Hepatitis Bsurface Ab

86706 Hepatitis B surface antibody §23-1-3(b) $18.00

Hepatitis B coretotal Ab

86704 Total antibody to Hepatitis Bcore antigen

§23-1-3(b) $18.00

Hepatitis Bsurface Ag

87340 Hepatitis B surface antigen §23-1-3(b) $18.00

Hepatitis C 86803 Antibody to Hepatitis C virus §23-1-3(b) $21.00

Syphilis RPR 86592 Syphilis qualitative screen §23-1-3(b) $8.00

Syphilis FTA-ABS 86781 Syphilis confirmation §23-1-3(b) $20.00

Syphilis VDRL 86592 Syphilis in spinal fluid §23-1-3(b) $8.00

Pertussis PCR 87140 Bordetella pertussis PCR §23-1-3(b) $52.00

Pertussis culture 8707087140

Bordetella pertussis cultureand identification

§23-1-3(b) $13.008.00

TB Smear andCulture

872068701587116

Mycobacteria smear,concentration and culture

§23-1-3(b) $8.00$10.00$30.00

TB ID 8714987118

Mycobacteria identification,biochemicals or DNA probe

§23-1-3(b) $30.00$15.00

TB Susceptibility 87190 Mycobacteria antibioticsusceptibility (each drug)

§23-1-3(b) $10.00

TB NAAT 87556 Mycobacteria Nucleic AcidAmplification Test

§23-1-3(b) $52.00

TESTCPT


Rabies Unnecessary Rabies test(An unnecessary rabies testis one that does not meetcriteria established by theDepartment’s Division ofInfectious Disease andEpidemiology. The Divisionwill determine the validity ofeach specimen prior totesting at the State HealthLaboratories. If the rabiestest is determined to beunnecessary, the owner orperson submitting the animalbeing tested shall beresponsible for paymentshould they still want the testperformed. Payment shall bereceived prior to testing)

§23-1-3(b) $125.00

2.16 Fees for Analytical Laboratory Services Provided by the StateHealth Laboratories for Private Well Water Supplies and OtherSubstances of Public Health Concern

DESCRIPTION OF TEST RIGL FEE

PE 04 Carbamate Pesticides §23-1-5.1(d) $120.00

PE 14 EDB and DBCP §23-1-5.1(d) $100.00

PE 21 Chlorinated Acid Herbicides §23-1-5.1(d) $200.00

PE 27 Haloacetic Acids §23-1-5.1(d) $100.00

PE 30 Multi-component Chlorinated Pesticides §23-1-5.1(d) $175.00

SM 1 Total and Fecal Coliform (Non-PotableWater)

§23-1-5.1(d)$25.00

SM 3 Heterotrophic Plate Count §23-1-5.1(d) $15.00

SM 34 Total & Fecal Coliform (MMO-MUG) §23-1-5.1(d) $25.00

SM 37 Enterolert (Recreational Water) §23-1-5.1(d) $25.00

TO 2 4 Trihalomethane (THM) & Total §23-1-5.1(d) $100.00

TO 3 Volatile Organics (Private Wells) §23-1-5.1(d) $130.00

TO 4 TO 3 and Petroleum Hydrocarbon screen §23-1-5.1(d) $100.00

TO 12 Water Quality Volatile Organics §23-1-5.1(d) $200.00

TO 17 Petroleum Hydrocarbons screen and TO 12analytes

§23-1-5.1(d) $200.00

TO 40 Method 525 Organic Compounds by LiquidSolid Extraction

§23-1-5.1(d) $250.00


WL 1 Turbidity §23-1-5.1(d) $15.00

WL 2 Sediment §23-1-5.1(d) $5.00

WL 3 Odor §23-1-5.1(d) $5.00

WL 4 Color §23-1-5.1(d) $5.00

WL 5 Total Dissolved Solids §23-1-5.1(d) $15.00

WL 6 Ignition Solids §23-1-5.1(d) $15.00

WL 7 Suspended Solids §23-1-5.1(d) $15.00

WL 8 Settleable Solids §23-1-5.1(d) $10.00

WL 11 Cyanide §23-1-5.1(d) $38.00

WL 13 pH §23-1-5.1(d) $10.00

WL 12 Phosphorus (total) §23-1-5.1(d) $23.00

WL 16 Nitrate §23-1-5.1(d) $15.00

WL 17 Phosphate (ortho) §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 18 Alkalinity §23-1-5.1(d) $10.00

WL 20 Chloride §23-1-5.1(d) $18.00

WL 21 Fluoride §23-1-5.1(d) $18.00

WL 22 Hardness §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 29 Sulfate §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 36 Mercury §23-1-5.1(d) $35.00

WL 41 Specific Conductance §23-1-5.1(d) $15.00

WL 56 Nitrite §23-1-5.1(d) $15.00

WL 63 Lead §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 64 Copper §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 65 Lead/Copper §23-1-5.1(d) $38.00

WL 66 Comprehensive Metals by ICP/MS §23-1-5.1(d) $200.00

WL 67 Minerals (Sodium, Magnesium, Potassium,Calcium)

§23-1-5.1(d) $50.00

WL 68 Selected Metals by ICP/MS §23-1-5.1(d) $150.00

WL 69 Magnesium §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 70 Potassium §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 71 Sodium §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 72 Calcium §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 75 Antimony §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 76 Arsenic §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 77 Barium §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 78 Beryllium §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 79 Cadmium §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 81 Chromium §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 82 Iron §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 83 Manganese §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 84 Nickel §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 85 Selenium §23-1-5.1(d) $20.00

WL 86 Silver §23-1-5.1(d) $24.00


WL 87 Thallium §23-1-5.1(d) $24.00

WL 88 Zinc §23-1-5.1(d) $16.00

Kit A Annual monitoring test kit, to include SM34,WL1, WL4, WL16, WL20, WL56, WL71

§23-1-5.1(d) $95.00

Kit B 3-5 year monitoring kit, to include WL5,WL13, WL18, WL21, WL22, WL29, WL41,WL63, WL72, WL82, WL83, and WL64 orWL79 and WL88

§23-1-5.1(d) $185.00

Kit C 5-10 year monitoring kit, to include TO3 §23-1-5.1(d) $130.00

2.17 Vital Records, Utilization Review, Health Plan Certification,Newborn Screening Program, Certificate of Need and MedicalExaminer Fees


VITAL RECORDS

Certified copies of vital records or certification thatsuch record cannot be found

§23-3-25(a)(1) $20.00

Each duplicate of certified copies of vital recordsor certification that such record cannot be found

§23-3-25(a)(1) $15.00

Each additional calendar year search, if withinthree (3) months of original search and if receiptof original search presented

§23-3-25(a)(2) $2.00

Expedited service (handling fee added to basicfee)

§23-3-25(a)(3) $7.00

Adoptions, legitimations, or paternity §23-3-25(a)(4) $15.00

Authorized corrections, alterations, and additions §23-3-25(a)(5) $10.00

Filing of delayed record and examination ofdocumentary proof

§23-3-25(a)(6) $20.00

Issuance of certified copy of a delayed record §23-3-25(a)(6) $20.00

UTILIZATION REVIEW

Review Agent: Certification Application §23-17.12-3(f) $500.00

Review Agent: Re-Certification Application §23-17.12-3(f) $500.00

Certifying Fee (added to application/re-applicationfee)

§23-17.12-3(g) 150% oftotal

salariespaid to

Departmentcertifying

personnel.

HEALTH PLAN CERTIFICATION

Certification Application §23-17.13-3(b) $500.00

Re-Certification Application §23-17.13-3(b) $500.00


Certifying Fee (added to application/re-applicationfee)

§23-17.13-3(a)(3)

150% oftotal

salariespaid to

Departmentcertifying

personnel.

NEWBORN METABOLIC, ENDOCRINE, AND HEMOGLOBINOPATHY SCREENINGPROGRAM (Fee is adjusted annually to cover the cost of inflation using the MedicareEconomic Index (MEI))

Newborn Screening (per newborn) §23-13-14(b) $120.64

Coordination Fee - Testing for Hearing Loss inNewborns

§23-13-13(c) $41.04

CERTIFICATE OF NEED (Inpatient Rehabilitation Centers (including drug and/oralcohol abuse treatment centers) are subject to CON review, but are licensed byDepartment of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals(BHDDH))

Application Fee: Regular and Accelerated Review §23-15-10 $500 +0.25% of

Capital

Application Fee: Expeditious Review §23-15-10 $750 +Cost

0.25% ofCapital

Application Fee: New or Expanded Tertiary orSpecialty Care Services

§23-15-10 $10,000 +0.25% of

Capital

Application Fee: Change Order §23-15-10 0.25% ofincrease in

Capital

MEDICAL EXAMINER

Autopsy Reports §23-4-13 $40.00

Cremation Certificates and Statistics §23-4-13 $30.00

Testimony in civil suits: minimum/day §23-4-13 $650.00

Testimony in civil suits: maximum/day §23-4-13 $3,250.00

2.18 Miscellaneous FeesDESCRIPTION OF FEE RIGL FEE

Letter of License Verification (all license types) §23-1-16.1 $50.00

Online processing fee (all license types) §23-1-17 $4.00

License replacement (all license types, except asotherwise specified)

§23-1-17 $40.00

ELECTRONIC NICOTINE-DELIVERY SYSTEM


Distributer: Annual License Fee §23-1-56(b) $25

Dealer: Annual License Fee §23-1-56(b) $25

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