LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE FORUM, INC. CRCPD and DSWG Survey of State Program Directors CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MOMay 17-21, 2015.

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LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE FORUM, INC. CRCPD and DSWG Survey of State Program Directors CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MOMay 17-21, 2015

Survey Description 2 The DSWG and CRCPD E-34 Committee coordinated to prepare a list of questions to identify potential improvements to the States’ management of disused sealed sources. CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21,

Responses 3  42 State Radiation Control Program Directors responded representing 38 States.  Responses were given as either High, Medium or Low priority or Yes or No answers depending on the type of question. 3 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

CRCPD Orphan Source and SCATR Programs 4  These programs should continue to be funded. – 82.9% High Priority, 0% Low  The respondent distributed CRCPD literature for the effort % Yes  My State runs its own program. – 11.9% Yes (5 States) “Many of our licensees have taken advantage of the orphan source and SCATR programs.“ 4 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

OSRP 5  OSRP should continue to be funded. – 78.6% High, 0% Low  DOE/NNSA should collect GTCC sources. – 90.5% High  DOE/NNSA should ensure compliance with State and Compact Requirements. – 90.5% High 5 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

DoD’s Restrictive Acceptance Policies 6  Has your State been affected by DoD’s more restrictive acceptance policy? % Yes  Several directors felt strong enough about this problem to comment on it. “More sources from past federal uses should be accepted for disposal by federal entities.” “Our concern is that recycling facilities may no longer be incentivized to report these sources and assure proper dispositioning.“ 6 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Alternative Technologies 7  NNSA should continue to support development of alternative technologies. – 42.1% for both High & Medium  NNSA should provide incentives to promote the use of alternative technologies. – 76.3% High or Medium, 44.7% Medium 7 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Life-cycle Cost Outreach 8  CRCPD should receive more funding to lead the outreach effort. – 88.1% High or Medium, 52.4% Medium  My State would support this program. – 83.3% High  My State has a program. – 11.9% Yes (5)  Licensees should acknowledge in writing that they understand their responsibilities. – 45.0% Medium 8 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Reuse and Recycling Programs 9  My State has a program to encourage reuse and recycling. – 11.9% Yes (5 States)  If there were a program my State would encourage participation. – 95.2% Yes  States and NRC should encourage reuse of sources already in licensees possession. – 90.4% High or Medium, 57.1% High “Regardless of the security provided for the storage at a licensee, it is better to have them recycled for active use, or properly disposed.” 9 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Reuse and Recycling Study 10  CRCPD should conduct a study on reuse and recycling opportunities. – 85.7% High or Medium, 57.1% Medium  EPA should conduct a study on reuse and recycling opportunities. – 83.3% High or Medium, 45.2% Medium 10 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Source Exchange Program 11  CRCPD should develop a secure source exchange registry. – 90.5% High or Medium, 47.6% Medium  A federal entity should provide funding. – 90.4% High or Medium, 57.1% High 11 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

“Sham Recycling” Prevention 12 NRC should establish policies and procedures to ensure that recycling operations are not disguises for waste brokering or long term storage of disused sources that are unlikely to be recycled. – 90.5% High or Medium, 61.9% High 12 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Rulemaking vs. Policymaking 13  My State can take the initiative on policy making. – 60.0% Yes  If a rule change is required, NRC will have to change their rules first. – 66.7% Yes 13 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Fees to Encourage Disposal 14  NRC and States should assess these fees. – 80.0% Medium or Low, 47.5% Medium  My State has fees like this or plans to add fees. – 82.5% No (7 States Yes) 14 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Financial Assurance 15  NRC needs to update FA rules to align with costs. – 89.5% High or Medium, 63.2% High  My State has or has plans to require additional FA. – 81.6% No (7 States Yes)  The current system for determining when FA is required is adequate. – 55.6% No 15 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Financial Assurance by IAEA Category 16 To Encourage Timely Disposal;  NRC should require FA for all Category 1 & 2 Sources. – 78.9% High or Medium, 63.2% High  NRC should require FA for all Category 1, 2 & 3 Sources. – 68.4% Medium or Low, 36.8% Low 16 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Licensing Category 3 Sources 17  All Category 3 sources should be SL. – 76.3% High or Medium, 42.1% High  My State requires all Category 3 sources to be SL. – 15.8% Yes (6 States)  My State requires all “GL devices” to be under SL. – 24.3% Yes (9 States)  NRC would need to put it in rule before my State can act. – 56.8% Yes “Colorado already requires specific licensing for generally licensed devices of Category 3.5 or higher.” 17 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Security of Category 3 Sources 18 Should the following be subject to greater security:  Category 3 sources, such as Am/Be sources. – 47.4% Medium  Licensees with Category 3 sources that exceed Category 2 when combined. – 36.8% for both High & Medium 18 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Category 3 Source Tracking 19  All Category 3 sources should in principle be tracked by NRC. – 76.3% Medium or Low, 39.5% Medium  NRC should expand the NSTS to track Category 3 sources. – 42.1% for both Medium and Low “I disagree that Cat 3 sources should be tracked using something like NSTS. Our licensees notify us when sources are lost or stolen, regardless of whether they are part of the NSTS.” 19 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Storage Time Limits 20  NRC and States should put a time limit on the storage of disused sources. – 80.0% High or Medium, 47.5% High  2 Years is enough time to arrange disposal % Yes  My State has plans to implement storage time limits. – 15.0% Yes (6 States) “Consideration may be necessary to allow a licensee more than two years (with a potential limit of five years)…” 20 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

GL 2-Year Storage Rule 21  It should be actively enforced % High or Medium, 42.5% High  My State tracks GL sources in storage and actively enforces the rule % No 21 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Manufacturers and Suppliers 22 Manufacturers and suppliers should dispose of sources annually that have no recycle or reuse value % High or Medium, 50.0% High “Manufacturers and distributors need to be encouraged to help licensees dispose of unwanted sources.“ 22 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Disused Source Inspections 23  NRC and States should develop inspection procedures to identify disused sources in long term storage. – 83.3% High or Medium, 50.0% Medium 23 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

“Use Status” Field in NSTS 24  NRC should make this field mandatory. – 86.4% High or Medium, 48.6% Medium  My State notified licensees to start using this field. – 72.2% No “If the NRC wants a status for each source then they should require that field to be filled before they allow the licensee to leave that page.” 24 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Type B Containers 25  NRC and DOT should work to improve availability. – 76.3% High  NNSA should assess container availability. – 63.2% High  NNSA should assess foreign made packages to fill the shortage. – 60.5% High  NRC and DOT should expedite approval of foreign containers. – 57.9% High 25 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Container Expiration 26 DOT and NRC should develop a process that will provide licensees and States at least one year advance notice of container certificate expiration. - 60% High 26 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Concentration Averaging BTP 27 States with disposal sites should implement the new BTP. – 56.4% Medium 27 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Texas Radioactive Waste Facility 28  The decision to allow out-of-compact waste has been important. – 94.6% Yes  My State (for those that can) will encourage licensees to send waste to the Texas Compact Facility. – 93.3% Yes 28 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Foreign Source Policies 29  NRC should reconsider its foreign source importation policy. – 57.1% Medium  Only if the importer can guarantee reuse in the US. – 80.9% High or Medium, 45.2% Medium “Requiring a guarantee of use for an imported source is probably futile. At least their security can be better assured here in the US. ” 29 3 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

Possible Future CRCPD/DSWG Projects 30  Consider the possibility of a CRCPD-led life-cycle cost education program.  Consider the possibility of a CRCPD-led reuse/recycle and source exchange program.  Survey the Directors to rank priorities more precisely.  Survey other stakeholder groups. 30 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015

For More Information 31  LLW Forum (754)  CRCPD (502) CRCPD.org  Ray Fleming at (512) x2206 For More Updates Visit 31 CRCPD Annual Meeting St. Louis, MO May 17-21, 2015