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{{#Wiki_filter:Path Forward in Response to
-11 Presentation by NRC StaffSeptember 6, 2019  
Comments on the NRCs Regulatory
PurposeTo discuss the NRC's proposed path forward to address concerns regarding RIS 2016
  Issue Summary (RIS) 2016-11
-11 and to receive feedback from stakeholders.
      Presentation by NRC Staff
2  
        September 6, 2019
Recent History of Relevant10 CFR 20.2002Guidance*Agreement State (AS) Letter FSME
 
-12-025 (ML12065A038)
                  Purpose
*Regulatory Issue Summary 2016
To discuss the NRCs proposed path forward to
-11, "Requests to Dispose of Very Low
address concerns regarding RIS 2016-11 and to
-level Radioactive Waste Pursuant to 10 CFR 20.2002 (ML16007A488)
receive feedback from stakeholders.
*South Texas Project (STP) Enforcement Issue EA 18-137(ML18260A250)
                                      2
3  
 
Stakeholders' Letters
        Recent History of Relevant
*Nuclear Energy Institute (ML19086A320)
        10 CFR 20.2002 Guidance
*EnergySolutions (ML19121A550)
* Agreement State (AS) Letter FSME-12-025
*Waste Control Specialists (ML19206A452)
  (ML12065A038)
4  
* Regulatory Issue Summary 2016-11, Requests
  to Dispose of Very Low-level Radioactive
  Waste Pursuant to 10 CFR 20.2002
  (ML16007A488)
* South Texas Project (STP) Enforcement Issue
  EA 18137 (ML18260A250)
                                        3
 
        Stakeholders Letters
* Nuclear Energy Institute (ML19086A320)
* EnergySolutions (ML19121A550)
* Waste Control Specialists (ML19206A452)
                                      4
 
Two-Step Process for Offsite Disposals
Two-Step Process for Offsite Disposals
-Generator of waste requests approval of proposed disposal procedures
- Generator of waste requests approval of
*NRC receives 10 CFR 20.2002 request from its licensees  
  proposed disposal procedures
-Recipient of Waste receives approval to receive and dispose of VLLW
    * NRC receives 10 CFR 20.2002 request from its licensees
*Agreement State, if applicable, approves disposal in non-licensed facility and grants exemption to non
- Recipient of Waste receives approval to receive
-licensed facility
  and dispose of VLLW
5  
    * Agreement State, if applicable, approves disposal in
NRC's PathForward*For any 10 CFR Part 50 or 52 licensees that have used Agreement State approvals
      non-licensed facility and grants exemption to non-
-case-by-case Enforcement Discretion, as appropriate
      licensed facility
*Review of 20.2002 Requests
                                                  5
-NRC, if applicable, will consider any Agreement State review and decision *Update RIS 2016
 
-11 (issue draft for comment) to describe how NRC will consider Agreement State review, if applicable, to facilitate NRC review of 20.2002 requests
              NRCs Path Forward
*10 CFR 20.2001 Approval
* For any 10 CFR Part 50 or 52 licensees that have used
-Potential change in scope of acceptable disposal of VLLW
  Agreement State approvals
-Very Low-Level Waste Scoping Study
  - case-by-case Enforcement Discretion, as appropriate
6  
* Review of 20.2002 Requests
Open Discussion
  - NRC, if applicable, will consider any Agreement State review and
*Comments from NEI, EnergySolutions, Waste Control Specialists, STP, and Agreement States on NRC's Presentation
    decision
7  
* Update RIS 2016-11 (issue draft for comment) to describe
Public Comments
  how NRC will consider Agreement State review, if
*Comments from the public should be addressed to the NRC staff.
  applicable, to facilitate NRC review of 20.2002 requests
8  
* 10 CFR 20.2001 Approval
Conclusion
  - Potential change in scope of acceptable disposal of VLLW
*NRC's discussionof results of today's meeting
  - Very Low-Level Waste Scoping Study
*NRC's plan for formal responses to incoming letters*Please contact Stephen Dembek if you have additional comments at: Stephen.Dembek@nrc.govor 301-415-2342 9
                                                          6
 
            Open Discussion
* Comments from NEI, EnergySolutions, Waste
  Control Specialists, STP, and Agreement States
  on NRCs Presentation
                                        7
 
          Public Comments
* Comments from the public should be
  addressed to the NRC staff.
                                    8
 
                Conclusion
* NRCs discussion of results of today's meeting
* NRCs plan for formal responses to incoming
  letters
* Please contact Stephen Dembek if you have
  additional comments at:
  Stephen.Dembek@nrc.gov or 301-415-2342
                                          9
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New Presentation Slides for September 6, 2019, Meeting on RIS 2016-11
ML19246A142
Person / Time
Issue date: 09/06/2019
From: Stephen Dembek
Division of Decommissioning, Uranium Recovery and Waste Programs
To:
Dembek, Steve
References
RIS 2016-11
Download: ML19246A142 (9)


See also: RIS 2016-11

Text

Path Forward in Response to

Comments on the NRCs Regulatory

Issue Summary (RIS) 2016-11

Presentation by NRC Staff

September 6, 2019

Purpose

To discuss the NRCs proposed path forward to

address concerns regarding RIS 2016-11 and to

receive feedback from stakeholders.

2

Recent History of Relevant

10 CFR 20.2002 Guidance

  • Agreement State (AS) Letter FSME-12-025

(ML12065A038)

to Dispose of Very Low-level Radioactive

Waste Pursuant to 10 CFR 20.2002

(ML16007A488)

  • South Texas Project (STP) Enforcement Issue

EA 18137 (ML18260A250)

3

Stakeholders Letters

4

Two-Step Process for Offsite Disposals

- Generator of waste requests approval of

proposed disposal procedures

- Recipient of Waste receives approval to receive

and dispose of VLLW

  • Agreement State, if applicable, approves disposal in

non-licensed facility and grants exemption to non-

licensed facility

5

NRCs Path Forward

Agreement State approvals

- case-by-case Enforcement Discretion, as appropriate

  • Review of 20.2002 Requests

- NRC, if applicable, will consider any Agreement State review and

decision

  • Update RIS 2016-11 (issue draft for comment) to describe

how NRC will consider Agreement State review, if

applicable, to facilitate NRC review of 20.2002 requests

- Potential change in scope of acceptable disposal of VLLW

- Very Low-Level Waste Scoping Study

6

Open Discussion

  • Comments from NEI, EnergySolutions, Waste

Control Specialists, STP, and Agreement States

on NRCs Presentation

7

Public Comments

  • Comments from the public should be

addressed to the NRC staff.

8

Conclusion

  • NRCs discussion of results of today's meeting
  • NRCs plan for formal responses to incoming

letters

additional comments at:

Stephen.Dembek@nrc.gov or 301-415-2342

9