NYΒ·BillΒ·2021 Regular Session
S 2999
Relates to funding for emergency management services for certain counties with non-operational nuclear power plants
Introduced 2021-01-27Last action 2022-01-05 β REFERRED TO VETERANS, HOMELAND SECURITY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS
Sponsor
HARCKHAMDemocratic/Working Families
Cosponsors
John E. Brooks(Democratic)
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Passed the Senate, died in the Assembly
The 2021 Regular Session ended on 2022-06-10. This bill was passed one chamber when the session adjourned and did not advance to enactment.
Legislative Progress
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Introduced
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In Committee
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Passed Chamber
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Enacted / Signed
Summary
This bill amends New York's executive law to expand emergency preparedness funding requirements to include decommissioned nuclear power plants that store spent fuel. While operating nuclear facilities currently pay an annual fee of $1 million per reactor to support state and local radiological emergency preparedness, the bill establishes a new fee structure for inactive, decommissioned sites of $1,000 per spent fuel rod stored on premises. The legislation also expands the state's monitoring and data collection authority to include these decommissioned facilities, ensuring that counties hosting non-operational nuclear plants with stored spent fuel continue to receive funding for emergency management services and radiological monitoring equipment.
Note
Historical import. Session: 2021-2022
Full Bill Text
http://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2021/S2999