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H*3590 (Rat #0562, Act #0452 of 1982) General Bill, By H.H. Keyserling, F.X. Archibald, M.R. Daniel, T.W. Edwards, P. Freeman, H.C. Granger, R. Schwartz, D.E. Winstead and R.R. Woods
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A Bill to amend Title 48, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, by adding Chapter 47, so as to create and provide for the Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact; to provide that if South Carolina becomes the first "designated host state", the required four-year advance notification to the Compact Commission of intended closure without cause of a regional facility located within its borders, and the reasons therefor, need not be given; to provide that if South Carolina becomes the first "designated host state", South Carolina can withdraw from the Compact at any time without being subject to the provision that if a regional facility is located within a withdrawing state the regional facility shall remain available to the region for four years after the date the Compact Commission receives notification in writing from the Governor of the withdrawing party state of its rescission of the Compact; to provide for the appointment of two members to the Compact Commission from this State; to create an advisory committee to consult with and advise this State's representatives to the Compact Commission concerning technical and policy matters; to provide for the establishment of a joint legislative delegation to meet with legislative representatives of other southeastern states to discuss the compact; to provide for the membership of the joint legislative delegation; and to amend Section 13-7-30, relating to the powers and duties of the State Budget and Control Board with respect to atomic energy and radiation control, so as to delete the clause "which the Board believes will foster the development of the State's economic potential in the atomic energy field", with respect to land and facilities for which the Board can expend State funds for certain purposes, provide for the lease, sublease, or sale of real and personal properties to public or private bodies, provide that the Board shall assume responsibility for extended rather than perpetual custody and maintenance of radioactive materials held for custodial purposes at any publicly or privately operated facility located within the State in the event the parties operating these facilities abandon their responsibility and, whenever the federal government or any agency of the federal government has not assumed the responsibility, provide for financing such extended custody and maintenance by collecting certain fees, provide that the fees collected for custodial management activities shall also be sufficient to provide additional funds for the purchase of insurance which shall be purchased for the protection of the State and the general public for the period such radioactive material may present a possible danger to the general public in the event of migration or dispersal of such radioactivity, provide that the fees must be placed in an "extended care maintenance fund", provide that any interest accruing as a result of investment must accrue to this "extended care maintenance fund", provide that the Board shall enter into an agreement with the federal government or any of its authorized agencies to assume extended, rather than perpetual, maintenance of lands donated, leased, or purchased from the federal government or any of its authorized agencies and used for development of atomic energy resources or as custodial sites for radioactive materials, and provide that in accordance with Section 48-47-100(2) the Board shall impose, collect, and disburse special fees or surcharges on all users of any regional low-level radioactive waste disposal facility so as to provide for annual funding of the Compact Commission.-at
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Similar (S 0819)
A Bill to amend Title 48, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, by adding Chapter 47, so as to create and provide for the Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact; to provide that if South Carolina becomes the first "designated host state", the required four-year advance notification to the Compact Commission of intended closure without cause of a regional facility located within its borders, and the reasons therefor, need not be given; to provide that if South Carolina becomes the first "designated host state", South Carolina can withdraw from the Compact at any time without being subject to the provision that if a regional facility is located within a withdrawing state the regional facility shall remain available to the region for four years after the date the Compact Commission receives notification in writing from the Governor of the withdrawing party state of its rescission of the Compact; to provide for the appointment of two members to the Compact Commission from this State; to create an advisory committee to consult with and advise this State's representatives to the Compact Commission concerning technical and policy matters; to provide for the establishment of a joint legislative delegation to meet with legislative representatives of other southeastern states to discuss the compact; to provide for the membership of the joint legislative delegation; and to amend Section 13-7-30, relating to the powers and duties of the State Budget and Control Board with respect to atomic energy and radiation control, so as to delete the clause "which the Board believes will foster the development of the State's economic potential in the atomic energy field", with respect to land and facilities for which the Board can expend State funds for certain purposes, provide for the lease, sublease, or sale of real and personal properties to public or private bodies, provide that the Board shall assume responsibility for extended rather than perpetual custody and maintenance of radioactive materials held for custodial purposes at any publicly or privately operated facility located within the State in the event the parties operating these facilities abandon their responsibility and, whenever the federal government or any agency of the federal government has not assumed the responsibility, provide for financing such extended custody and maintenance by collecting certain fees, provide that the fees collected for custodial management activities shall also be sufficient to provide additional funds for the purchase of insurance which shall be purchased for the protection of the State and the general public for the period such radioactive material may present a possible danger to the general public in the event of migration or dispersal of such radioactivity, provide that the fees must be placed in an "extended care maintenance fund", provide that any interest accruing as a result of investment must accrue to this "extended care maintenance fund", provide that the Board shall enter into an agreement with the federal government or any of its authorized agencies to assume extended, rather than perpetual, maintenance of lands donated, leased, or purchased from the federal government or any of its authorized agencies and used for development of atomic energy resources or as custodial sites for radioactive materials, and provide that in accordance with Section 48-47-100(2) the Board shall impose, collect, and disburse special fees or surcharges on all users of any regional low-level radioactive waste disposal facility so as to provide for annual funding of the Compact Commission.-at
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| 02/23/82 | House | Introduced and read first time HJ-986 |
| 02/23/82 | House | Referred to Committee on Judiciary HJ-987 |
| 05/13/82 | House | Committee report: Favorable with amendment Judiciary HJ-2940 |
| 05/19/82 | House | Debate adjourned HJ-3033 |
| 05/20/82 | House | Amended HJ-3091 |
| 05/20/82 | House | Read second time HJ-3180 |
| 05/21/82 | House | Read third time and sent to Senate HJ-3132 |
| 05/25/82 | Senate | Introduced and read first time SJ-10 |
| 05/25/82 | Senate | Referred to Committee on Judiciary SJ-10 |
| 05/27/82 | Senate | Committee report: Favorable Judiciary SJ-17 |
| 05/31/82 | Senate | Read second time SJ-41 |
| 06/02/82 | Senate | Read third time and enrolled SJ-94 |
| 06/03/82 | House | Ratified R 562 HJ-3945 |
| 06/09/82 | Signed By Governor | |
| 06/09/82 | Effective date 06/09/82 | |
| 06/09/82 | Act No. 452 | |
| 06/21/82 | Copies available |