641—14.8 (714) Registration. All water treatment systems meeting the criteria of these rules shall be registered with the department according to the following schedule.
	 14.8(1) Temporary registration. Each manufacturer of a water treatment system subject to these rules shall within 120 days of the adoption of these rules register all models of applicable water treatment system. Temporary registration shall expire one year after the establishment of an approved testing protocol but no later than July 1, 1990.
To obtain a temporary registration the manufacturer shall submit for each model of a water treatment system the following:
	  a.   	 Manufacturer’s name, address, telephone number, and contact person.
	  b.   	 Name and description of the water treatment system.
	  c.   	 Model number.
	  d.   	 A list of trade names the system is sold under.
	  e.   	 A temporary registration fee of $30 for each model of a water treatment system subject to these rules.
	 14.8(2) Initial registration. Upon completion of the performance testing required in 641—14.4(714) and upon completion of the labeling and manufacturer’s performance data sheet requirements of 641—14.6(714), the manufacturer shall submit the following to the department for each model of water treatment system subject to these rules:
	  a.   	 Test results and laboratory certification documents for the water treatment system.
	  b.   	 Manufacturer’s performance data sheet.
	  c.   	 An initial registration fee of $400 for each model of water treatment system subject to these rules.
	 14.8(3) Annual registration. Beginning July 1, 1990, and after meeting the requirements of initial registration contained in subrule 14.8(2), the manufacturer of a water treatment system subject to these rules shall submit the following to the department between April 1 and June 30 of each calendar year.
	  a.   	 Certification that there has been no change in the water treatment system’s design since the system was tested during the initial registration process.
	  b.   	 Any change in the performance data sheet. Changes must be explained and supported by third-party testing results.
	  c.   	 A list of trade names the system is sold under.
	  d.   	 An annual registration fee of $200 for each model of water treatment system subject to these rules.
	 14.8(4) A fee not to exceed $200 will be paid by the manufacturer directly to the university hygienic laboratory for review of each performance testing protocol submitted under these rules.
	 14.8(5) Third-party testing agency or third-party audit costs and fees necessary for compliance with these rules shall be paid directly by the manufacturer.
	 14.8(6) A fee not to exceed $200 will be paid directly to the department by third-party agencies for the review process as described in rule 14.5(714).