Texas Compact Waste Disposal Process Overview

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Explore the Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact Commission's role, import petition review, disposal fees, capacity verification, and more. Understand the process for waste generators and TCEQ involvement in waste disposal certification.

  • Texas Compact
  • Waste Disposal
  • TCEQ
  • Radioactive Waste
  • Certification

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  1. Texas Compact Import Petition & Certification Process TLLRWDCC Workshop December 13, 2024

  2. Topics Covered TCEQ role in Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Import Petition Review & Certification Disposal Fees Capacity Verification Capacity Study

  3. TCEQ Role in LLRW Radioactive Material License R04100 Reviews amendment and renewal applications Review reports on groundwater, environmental monitoring, LLRW disposed amounts, performance assessment, dosimetry, financial assurance, construction, and more Two TCEQ resident inspectors inspect every waste shipment and manifest received for proper classification and characterization prior to waste acceptance Site inspections and complaint investigations

  4. Import Petition Review & Certification Non-Compact waste generators must obtain an import petition from the Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact Commission (TLLRWDCC) prior to disposing of LLRW in the Compact Waste Facility Pursuant to Texas Health and Safety Code 401.207(d) and Title 31 Texas Administrative Code 675.23(i)(1), the TCEQ is required to review these import petitions. TCEQ writes a letter certifying that the waste is authorized for disposal under Radioactive Material License No. R04100

  5. Disposal Fees Compact waste disposal fees are set in rule at 30 TAC 336.1310, Rate Schedule Disposal fee determined by volume (per cubic foot), radioactivity (per curie), and surcharges related to relative hazard for each waste shipment. Fees charged for disposal of party state compact waste must be equal to or less than the compact waste disposal fees Fees charged for disposal of nonparty compact waste must be greater than the compact waste disposal fees under this section. Quarterly, TCEQ reviews the disposal fee charged for nonparty compact waste to ensure that it complies with 30 TAC 336.1310.

  6. Capacity Verification TCEQ assists the TLLRWDCC inmonitoring the amount of waste disposed at the Compact Waste Facility and the available space WCS submits to the TCEQ Quarterly License Condition 96 Site Receipt and Disposal Activities Report Annual Report on Status of Land Disposal Facilities (includes the facilities' projected future capacity) TCEQ reviews and verifies these reports and keeps track of installed and licensed capacity

  7. Capacity Study TCEQ is required to conduct a study and provide a report every four years on the available volume and curie capacity of the Compact Waste Facility Codified in Chapter 401, Section 401.208, TCEQ is required to consider and make recommendations on: The future volume and curie capacity needs. The calculation of radioactive decay related to the Compact Waste Facility and radiation dose assessments based on the curie capacity. The necessity of containerization of the waste. The effects of the projected volume and radioactivity of the waste on the health and safety of the public. The costs and benefits of volume reduction and stabilized waste forms.

  8. Thank you! Email: chance.goodin@tceq.texas.gov Phone: (512) 239-1923 Questions/Comments: RADMAT@tceq.texas.gov

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