1983-06-03_REVISION - M1977285 (2)

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! • 43.24(1) • (i) Each application for a specific license, other than a license exempted from Part 12 of these rules, shall be accompanied by the fee prescribed in 12.22. (j) If the applicant is a corporation under the Texas Business Corporation Act, written verification (either affidavit or tax receipt) shall be submitted with application to confirm that no tax owed the state under Chapter 171, Tax Code, is delinquent. (k) Applications for Licenses shall be processed in accordance with the following time periods. (1) The first period is a time from receipt of an application by the Division of Licensing, Registration and Standards to the date of issuance or denial of the license or a written notice outlining why the application is incomplete or unacceptable. This time period is 180 days. (2) The second period is a time from receipt of the last item necessary to complete the application to the date of issuance or denial of the license. This time period is 180 days. (3) These time periods are exclusive of any time period incident to hearings and post-hearing activities required by the Administrative Procedure and Texas Register Act, Article • 6252-13a, V.T. C.S. (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of 12.11(a), reimbursement of applica- tion fees may be granted in the following manner. (1) In the event the application is not processed in the time periods as stated in 43.24(k), the applicant has the right to request of the Director of the Radiation Control Program full reimbursement of all application fees paid in that particular application process. If the Director does not agree that the established periods have been violated or finds that good cause existed foz exceeding the established periods, the request will be denied. (2) Good cause for exceeding the period established is considered to exist if: (i) the number of applications for licenses to be processed exceeds by 15X or more the number processed in the same calendar quarter the preceding year; (ii) another public or private entity utilized in the applica- tion process caused the delay; or (iii) other conditions existed giving good cause for exceeding the established periods. • 43 - 5 (April 1990)