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Hearing on Application--How Initiated§ 2.104 Notice of hearing.(a) In the case of an application on
which a hearing is required by the Act
or this chapter, or in which the
Commission finds that a hearing is
required in the public interest, the
Secretary will issue a notice of hearing
to be published in the Federal Register.
The notice must be published at least 15
days, and in the case of an application
concerning a limited work
authorization, construction permit, early
site permit, or combined license for a
facility of the type described in (b) The notice of hearing must state: (1) The nature of the hearing; (2) The authority under which the hearing is to be held; (3) The matters of fact and law to be considered; (4) The date by which requests for hearing or petitions to intervene must be filed; (5) The presiding officer designated
for the hearing, or the procedure that the
Commission will use to designate a (c)(1) The Secretary will transmit a
notice of hearing on an application for
a license for a production or utilization
facility, including a limited work
authorization, early site permit,
combined license, but not for a
manufacturing license, for a license for
receipt of waste radioactive material
from other persons for the purpose of
commercial disposal by the waste
disposal licensee, for a license under
part 61 of this chapter, for a
construction authorization for a high-level (2) The Secretary will transmit a notice of hearing on an application for a license under part 72 of this chapter to acquire, receive or possess spent fuel, high-level radioactive waste or radioactive material associated with high-level radioactive waste for the purpose of storage in a monitored retrievable storage installation (MRS) to the same persons who received the notice of docketing under § 72.16(e) of this chapter. [27 FR 377, Jan. 13, 1962; 72 FR 49472, Aug. 28, 2007; 72 FR 57439, Oct. 9, 2007] 1. If the notice of hearing concerning an
application for a limited work authorization,
construction permit, early site permit, or combined
license for a facility of the type described in §§ 50.21(b) or 50.22 of this chapter or a testing
facility does not specify the time and place of initial
hearing, a subsequent notice will be published in
the Federal Register which will provide at least 30
days notice of the time and place of that hearing.
After this notice is given, the presiding officer may
reschedule the commencement of the initial hearing
for a later date or reconvene a recessed hearing |
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