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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 330 - LICENSING OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL › Subpart C - SPECIFIC AND GENERAL LICENSES › Section 330.500 - Modification and Revocation of Licenses

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a) The terms and conditions of all licenses
				shall be subject to amendment, revision, or modification or the license may be
				suspended or revoked by reason of amendments to the Act, or by reason of rules,
				regulations, and orders issued by the Agency in accordance with 32 Ill. Adm.
				Code 200.
b) In accordance with 32
				Ill. Adm. Code 200, any license may be revoked, suspended, or modified, in
				whole or in part, for any material false statement in the application or any
				statement of fact required under provisions of the Act, or because of
				conditions revealed by such application or statement of fact or any report,
				record, or inspection or other means that would warrant the Agency to refuse to
				grant a license on an original application, or for violation of, or failure to
				observe any of the terms and conditions of the Act, or of the license, or of
				any rule, regulation, or order of the Agency.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 330 - LICENSING OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL › Subpart C - SPECIFIC AND GENERAL LICENSES › Section 330.950 - Nationally Tracked Sources

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a)
				Each licensee who manufactures a nationally tracked source after April 1, 2008
				shall assign a unique serial number to each nationally tracked source. Serial
				numbers shall be composed only of alpha-numeric characters.
b) Each licensee who manufactures a
				nationally tracked source shall complete and submit a National Source Tracking
				Transaction Report. The report shall include the following information:
1) The name, address and license number of
				the reporting licensee;
2) The name
				of the individual preparing the report;
3) The manufacturer, model and serial number
				of the source;
4) The radioactive
				material in the source;
5) The
				initial source strength in becquerels (curies) at the time of manufacture;
				and
6) The manufacture date of the
				source.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 330 - LICENSING OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL › Subpart D - TRANSPORTATION › Appendix F - Nationally Tracked Source Thresholds

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The terabecquerel (TBq) values are the regulatory standard.
				  The curie (Ci) values specified are obtained by converting from the TBq value.
				  The curie values are provided for practical usefulness only and are rounded
				  after conversion.
Radioactive material
Category 1
Category 1
Category 2
Category 2
(TBq)
(Ci)
(TBq)
(Ci)
Actinium-227
20
540
0.2
5.4
Americium-241
60
1,600
0.6
16
Americium-241/Be
60
1,600
0.6
16
Californium-252
20
540
0.2
5.4
Cobalt-60
30
810
0.3
8.1
Curium-244
50
1,400
0.5
14
Cesium-137
100
2,700
1
27
Gadolinium-153
1,000
27,000
10
270
Iridium-192
80
2,200
0.8
22
Plutonium-238
60
1,600
0.6
16
Plutonium-239/Be
60
1,600
0.6
16
Polonium-210
60
1,600
0.6
16
Promethium-147
40,000
1,100,000
400
11,000
Radium-226
40
1,100
0.4
11
Selenium-75
200
5,400
2
54
Strontium-90
1,000
27,000
10
270
Thorium-228
20
540
0.2
5.4
Thorium-229
20
540
0.2
5.4
Thulium-170
20,000
540,000
200
5,400
Ytterbium-169
300
8,100
3
81
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 331 - FEES FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSEES › Section 331.10 - Purpose

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This Part establishes fees to cover the costs of licensure and
				inspection of radioactive material licenses, registration of certain types of
				generally licensed devices, recovery and remediation of radioactive material
				and evaluation and maintenance of sealed source and device evaluations
				conducted in support of radioactive material licenses issued by the Illinois
				Emergency Management Agency.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 331 - FEES FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSEES › Section 331.20 - Scope

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Except for persons who apply for or hold only licenses exempted
				in Section
				331.110 of this Part,
				this Part applies to any person who is an applicant for, or holder of, a
				radioactive material license issued pursuant to 32 Ill. Adm. Code 330, 332 or
				601, a sealed source or device evaluation issued to a radioactive material
				licensee, or to any person who possesses a generally licensed kit or device as
				defined in Section
				331.30 of this
				Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 331 - FEES FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSEES › Section 331.110 - Exemptions

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No fees as described in Sections
				331.115
				and
				331.120 shall be
				required for:
a) Persons who possess
			 radioactive material pursuant to 32 Ill. Adm. Code
			 330.210
			 or
			 330.220,
			 except for primary material use categories 209A and B as described in Appendix
			 E.
b) A license for possession and
			 use of radioactive material issued to an agency of a state, county or municipal
			 government or any political subdivision of these governments. This exemption
			 does not apply to licenses for which the license fee is based on full cost
			 recovery, licenses that authorize distribution of radioactive material or
			 licenses authorizing testing for leakage or contamination as a service, or
			 instrument calibration services to any person other than an agency or political
			 subdivision of a state, county or municipal government.
c) A license for possession and use of
			 radioactive material issued to an educational institution as defined in Section
			 331.30. This
			 exemption does not apply to licenses for which the license fee is based on full
			 cost recovery, licenses authorizing commercial distribution of radioactive
			 material, licenses authorizing human use of radioactive material, licenses
			 authorizing veterinary use of radioactive material, or licenses authorizing
			 remunerated testing of sealed sources for leakage or contamination or
			 remunerated instrument calibration services to any person.
AGENCY NOTE: Commercial distribution does not include transfer
				of material to other licensees for the purposes of collaborative research and
				development.
AGENCY NOTE: Remunerated services refer to persons not
				affiliated with the licensee. For example, this does not include contractual
				arrangements between different agencies within the same licensee.
d) An application to amend a
			 materials license for which the license fee is not based on full cost recovery,
			 that would not change the primary material use category to a category with a
			 higher fee or add additional permanent jobsites.
e) A general license or specific license
			 authorizing the use of source material as prefabricated shielding only for
			 devices and containers, provided, however, that all other licensed material in
			 the device or container shall be subject to the fees prescribed in Appendix
			 F.
f) An application to change the
			 status of a sealed source or device evaluation from "active" to "inactive".
			 Upon request of the manufacturer or distributor, an evaluation is designated
			 "inactive" by the Agency when those sources and devices are no longer
			 manufactured or distributed, or when the evaluation is superseded by another
			 evaluation.
g) An application to
			 change the company name or address listed on a sealed source or device
			 evaluation.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 331 - FEES FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSEES › Section 331.115 - Radioactive Material Recovery and Remediation Fee

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All specific and general licensees subject to this Part, except
				those in fee category 209A, shall pay an annual fee for recovery and
				remediation of radioactive material for a period of two years. Persons with
				prepackaged units for in vitro testing, fee category 209A, shall pay the
				recovery and remediation fee for a period of one year. Fees are specified in
				Appendix F. This Agency will account separately for all such fees, which will
				be used only for the costs of recovery and remediation of radioactive material
				when the costs cannot be recovered in a timely manner from a responsible person
				or an available surety.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 331 - FEES FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSEES › Section 331.120 - Payment of Fees

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Fees shall be assessed and paid as follows:
a) For categories of specific licenses that
			 are shown to have an annual fee in Appendix F, applicants and licensees shall
			 be billed as described in this subsection (a). Payment is due within 60 days
			 after the date of billing. Fees shall be assessed as follows:
1) Annual fees: Unless a license or amendment
			 application is exempt under Section
			 331.110, or the
			 license fee is to be based on full cost recovery (see Appendix F), each
			 licensee shall be assessed the fees specified in Appendix F for the primary
			 material use category authorized by the license annually.
2) Annual remote site fee: For each remote
			 site listed on a specific radioactive material license, where radioactive
			 material is stored or used under the same license, the applicant shall annually
			 be assessed the amount specified in Appendix F for each remote site that
			 corresponds to the highest material use category authorized by the license for
			 each site.
3) Changing the primary
			 material use category or a remote site category. An application for amendment
			 to a materials license that would change the primary material use category or a
			 remote site category to a new category with a higher fee shall be assessed fees
			 for the incremental difference between the applicable annual fees and the
			 portion of the billing year remaining from the time the amendment is approved
			 by the Agency.
4) The annual and
			 remote site fees listed in Appendix F are nonrefundable, and are assessed based
			 on a 12 month period.
5) Applicants
			 requesting new licenses shall be assessed fees for the applicable Primary
			 category as specified in Appendix F. Applicants shall be assessed fees for the
			 portion of the billing year remaining from the time the application is received
			 in the Agency to the end of the billing year.
6) An educational institution (as defined in
			 Section
			 331.30 ) that seeks
			 or has a license authorizing possession and use of radioactive material for
			 human use or veterinary use, or remunerated leak testing or instrument
			 calibration services to others shall pay 100% of the highest primary material
			 use category for which a fee is due.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 331 - FEES FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSEES › Section 331.130 - Refunds of Full Cost Recovery Deposits

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The following procedures shall be followed by the Agency when
				calculating refunds to licensees with full cost recovery deposits on file with
				the Agency:
a) In the event that the
			 applicant withdraws or the Agency denies an application prior to issuance of a
			 sealed source and device evaluation sheet or initial license, the Agency shall
			 issue a refund totaling the deposit submitted for that application minus the
			 full cost recovery expenses incurred by the Agency but not paid by the
			 applicant. In the event the expenses incurred by the Agency exceed the deposit,
			 the applicant shall be billed for the unpaid balance of full cost recovery
			 expenses as defined in Section
			 331.200. Each
			 bill shall identify the actions and the related costs. Payment is due within 60
			 days after the date of billing.
b)
			 Upon termination of the license or issuance of a sealed source or device
			 evaluation sheet, the Agency shall issue a refund totaling the deposit
			 submitted, minus any outstanding full cost recovery expenses. In the event that
			 expenses incurred exceed the deposit, the applicant shall be billed for the
			 unpaid balance of full cost recovery expenses as defined in Section 331.200.
			 Each bill shall identify the actions and the related costs. Payment is due
			 within 60 days after the date of billing.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 331 - FEES FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSEES › Section 331.200 - Full Cost Recovery

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Initial applications, amendments and renewals for licenses
				designated as full cost recovery in Appendix F, and evaluations of new sealed
				sources and devices, or amendments to existing sealed source and device
				evaluations are assessed fees based on full cost recovery of review and
				inspection efforts. Full cost recovery fees are calculated based on the
				following:
a) The time required by
			 Agency professional staff to conduct the review, including license file review,
			 travel time, correspondence preparation and supervisory and management review
			 of specific actions, multiplied by the rate specified in subsection
			 (f).
b) The time required by Agency
			 professional staff to conduct inspections or perform confirmatory environmental
			 monitoring, including license file review, travel time, correspondence
			 preparation and supervisory and management review of specific actions,
			 multiplied by the rate specified in subsection (f).
c) For licenses authorizing the possession
			 and use of source material (as defined in 32 Ill. Adm. Code
			 310.20
			 ) and byproduct material (as defined in 32 Ill. Adm. Code
			 332.20 ), the
			 Agency's cost for overseeing decontamination activities at unlicensed
			 properties contaminated with source or byproduct material, including, but not
			 limited to, travel time, correspondence preparation, supervisory and management
			 review of specific actions, multiplied by the rate specified in subsection
			 (f).
d) The cost of standard lab
			 equipment and supplies, special environmental monitoring equipment and
			 servicing of that equipment.
e) The
			 contractual support service costs, if any, incurred by the Agency in
			 conjunction with the review, inspections and confirmatory environmental
			 monitoring activities.
AGENCY NOTE: These support service costs may include, but are
				not limited to, rental of specialized equipment, acquisition of additional
				professional expertise not available within the Agency and laboratory fees
				charged to the Agency.
f)
			 The hourly rate for full cost recovery shall be $263.
AGENCY NOTE: Full cost recovery activities are billed to the
				  nearest tenth of an hour.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 331 - FEES FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSEES › Section 331.310 - Failure by Applicant or Licensee to Pay Prescribed Fee

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In any case in which the Agency finds that an applicant or
				licensee has failed to pay a prescribed fee required in this Part, the Agency
				will suspend or revoke, in accordance with 32 Ill. Adm. Code 200, authorization
				to use radioactive material, and any license issued to the applicant or
				licensee for which all required license fees have not been
				paid.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.10 - Purpose and Scope

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a) This Part
			 establishes:
1) Procedural requirements and
			 technical criteria applicable to the disposal of byproduct material as defined
			 in this Part and provides for the protection of the public health and safety
			 during and after source material milling operations.
2) Specific technical and financial
			 requirements for source material milling facilities, including their
			 construction, operation and decommissioning, decontamination, reclamation and
			 ultimate stabilization, postclosure activities, license transfer and
			 termination, facility ownership and ultimate custody.
3) Procedures, criteria and conditions upon
			 which the Illinois Emergency Management Agency issues specific licenses for
			 source material milling and disposal of the byproduct material.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.30 - License Required

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a) No
			 person shall operate a source material milling facility or byproduct material
			 surface impoundment or disposal area, or receive, possess, dispose, or transfer
			 source or byproduct material associated with such facilities, unless authorized
			 by a license issued by the Agency pursuant to this Part and 32 Ill. Adm. Code
			 330.
b) Each person shall file an
			 application with the Agency pursuant to 32 Ill. Adm. Code
			 330.240
			 and obtain a license as provided in this Part before commencement of
			 construction of a source material milling facility, or byproduct material
			 surface impoundment or disposal area. Failure to comply with this requirement
			 shall be grounds for denial of a license.
c) Any person who, on the effective date of
			 the Agreement between the State and NRC transferring regulatory authority to
			 the State, possesses a license, issued by the NRC, to operate a source material
			 milling facility or byproduct material surface impoundment or disposal area or
			 to receive, possess, dispose of, or transfer source or byproduct material
			 associated with such facilities, shall be deemed to possess a like license
			 issued under this Part. Licenses shall expire 90 days after receipt from the
			 Agency of a notice of expiration of the license or on the date of expiration
			 specified in the NRC license, whichever is earlier.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.40 - Application Content and Procedure

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a) In addition to the requirements set forth
			 in 32 Ill. Adm. Code
			 330.250,
			 an application filed pursuant to this Part shall contain the required
			 information as set forth in Sections
			 332.50
			 through
			 332.90.
b) The Agency will review the application for
			 completeness within 60 days after receipt of the application and will notify
			 the applicant whether the application is acceptable for filing. This review of
			 the application shall not constitute the Agency's approval of the adequacy of
			 the information and data contained in the application.
c) The Agency may, at any time after the
			 filing of the original application and before the expiration of the license,
			 require further statements or data to enable the Agency to determine whether
			 the application should be denied or whether a license should be granted,
			 modified or revoked.
d) A license
			 application may include a request for a licensee to engage in one or more
			 activities, provided that the application specifies the additional activities
			 for which licenses are requested and complies with regulations of the Agency as
			 to application for those licenses.
e) In any application, the applicant may
			 incorporate by reference information contained in previous applications,
			 statements or reports filed by the applicant with the Agency. The reference
			 shall identify the document being referenced by subject, date and page
			 number.
f) All materials considered
			 by the applicant to be proprietary or confidential in nature shall be separated
			 and marked proprietary or confidential by the applicant before submission to
			 the Agency. Public inspection of applications and other documents submitted to
			 the Agency pursuant to this Section shall be in accordance with 2 Ill. Adm.
			 Code 1800 and the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act [5 ILCS 140
			 ].
g) An application for a specific
			 license, or an amendment to a license, shall be filed with the Agency both in
			 hard copy and electronic form. The number of hard copies to be provided will be
			 determined by the Agency depending on the scope of activities to be conducted
			 under the license and the cost effectiveness of providing the copies (e.g.,
			 number of consultants or other parties involved and number of documents being
			 submitted).
h) Each application for
			 a specific license, or amendment to a license, shall be accompanied by the fee
			 prescribed in 32 Ill. Adm. Code 331.
i) Each application shall be signed by the
			 applicant or a person duly authorized to act on behalf of the
			 applicant.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.50 - General Information

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The general information shall include each of the
				following:
a) Identity of the
			 applicant, including:
1) The full name,
			 address, telephone number, and description of the business or occupation of the
			 applicant;
2) If the applicant is a
			 partnership, the name and address of each partner and the principal location
			 where the partnership does business;
3) If the applicant is a corporation or an
			 unincorporated association, the state where it is incorporated or organized,
			 the principal location where it does business, and the names and addresses of
			 its directors and principal officers; and
4) If the applicant is acting as an agent or
			 representative of another person in filing the application, all information
			 required under this subsection shall be supplied with respect to the other
			 person.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.60 - Technical Information

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The application shall contain technical information
				demonstrating that the technical criteria of this Part will be met.
				Specifically, the application shall contain:
a) A description of the characteristics of
			 the proposed licensed site as determined by selection and characterization
			 activities. The description shall include, but need not be limited to, the
			 following:
1) Topography, geology,
			 geochemistry, geotechnology, seismology, hydrology, climatology, meteorology,
			 radioactivity, toxicology and ecology;
2) History, archaeology and
			 demography;
3) Local economy and
			 land usage;
4) Known natural and
			 mineral resources;
5) Proposed and
			 available modes of transportation; and
6) A list of all endangered plant and animal
			 species on the site and within 10 km.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.70 - Technical Analyses

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The technical information shall also include the following
				analyses needed to demonstrate that the technical criteria of this Part will be
				met:
a) Analysis of radiological
			 impacts, including all pathways of exposure (i.e., ingestion, inhalation,
			 external exposures) of an individual continuously present at the control
			 boundary, the public and those individuals working at the licensed site, in
			 accordance with Section
			 332.170
			 of this Part and 32 Ill. Adm. Code
			 340.210.
			 The analysis of radiological impacts of the proposed project must include the
			 construction, operation, decontamination, relcamation, stabilization and
			 postclosure periods under both normal and low-frequency severe event conditions
			 (e.g., floods, severe storms, earthquakes, tornadoes, extreme temperatures). In
			 addition, the analysis shall include a description of assumptions and
			 procedures used for determination of the source terms, concentrations and
			 dose-conversion factors. The impact analysis shall also include the following:
1) A determination of the radiological
			 impacts to an individual continuously present at the control
			 boundary;
2) A determination of the
			 health impacts to the public, based on existing population and projected
			 population, for 100 years, within a distance of 80 km;
3) A determination of the health impacts to
			 the public, based on existing population and projected population, for 100
			 years, within a distance to 5 km;
4) Radiological analyses for a period up to
			 100 years after the anticipated closure;
5) The radiological impacts on groundwater,
			 estimated for a period of 1,000 years after the beginning of the operation;
			 and
6) Identification and
			 differentiation of the roles performed by the natural site characteristics and
			 design features in isolating the byproduct material from environment. The
			 analysis shall include assessments that show the exposures to humans from the
			 release of radioactivity will not exceed the limits set forth in Section
			 332.170
			 of this Part and 32 Ill. Adm. Code 340.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.80 - Institutional Information

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Where the proposed disposal site is on land not owned by the
				federal or State government, the applicant shall submit evidence that
				arrangements have been made for transfer of ownership in fee to the federal or
				State government. The arrangements shall provide that the governmental agency
				assuming custody of the byproduct material and its disposal site also assume
				responsibility for long-term care after termination of the license issued by
				the Agency.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.90 - Financial Information

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The financial information shall be sufficient to determine that
				the financial qualifications of the applicant are adequate to comply with
				financial surety regulations set forth at Section
				332.260.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.100 - Evaluation of License Application and Issuance of a License

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a) Environmental Analysis
1) Each application for a license or license
			 amendment must be reviewed and the license or amendment must be issued by the
			 Agency before commencement of any major construction activity. As part of its
			 review of applications, the Agency shall prepare a written analysis of the
			 impact of the license, including any activities conducted pursuant to the
			 license. The analysis shall include the following:
A) An assessment of the radiological and
			 nonradiological impacts to the public health from the activities to be
			 conducted pursuant to the license or amendment;
B) An assessment of any impact on any
			 waterway and groundwater resulting from the activities conducted pursuant to
			 the license or amendment;
C)
			 Consideration of alternatives, including alternative sites and engineering
			 methods, to the activities to be conducted pursuant to the license or
			 amendment; and
D) Consideration of
			 the long-term impacts, including decommissioning, decontamination and
			 reclamation impacts, associated with activities to be conducted pursuant to the
			 license or amendment.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.110 - General Conditions of Licenses

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a) The licensee shall be subject to the
			 provisions of the Act and to all rules, regulations, and orders of the Agency.
			 The terms and conditions of the license are subject to amendment, revision, or
			 modification, by reason of amendments to, or by reason of regulations and
			 orders issued in accordance with, the terms of the Act.
b) Each person licensed by the Agency
			 pursuant to this Part shall confine possession and use of materials to the
			 locations and purposes authorized in the license.
c) The licensee shall not process any ore or
			 place any byproduct material in any surface impoundment or disposal area until
			 the Agency has inspected the surface impoundment or disposal area and, based on
			 the results of the inspection, has determined that the surface impoundment or
			 disposal area conforms to the description, design and construction described in
			 the application for the license.
d)
			 No license issued pursuant to this Part, or any right under that license, may
			 be transferred, assigned or in any manner disposed of, either voluntarily or
			 involuntarily, directly or indirectly, through transfer of control of the
			 license to any person, unless the Agency finds, after securing information,
			 that the transfer is in accordance with the provisions of the Act and gives its
			 consent in writing in the form of a license amendment.
e) The authority to receive and process ores
			 and to place byproduct material within any surface impoundment and disposal
			 area expires on the date stated in the license. Any expiration date on a
			 license applies only to the receipt and processing of ores and the emplacement
			 of byproduct material. Failure to renew the license shall not relieve the
			 licensee of responsibility for implementing reclamation, decontamination,
			 stabilization and closure, postclosure observation and maintenance and transfer
			 of the license to the ultimate governmental owner.
f) The license will terminate only on the
			 full implementation of the final closure plan as approved by the Agency,
			 including postclosure observation and maintenance, and meeting the requirements
			 of Section
			 332.140
			 of this Part.
g) Notification of
			 Bankruptcy
1) The licensee shall notify the
			 Agency, in writing, immediately following the filing of a voluntary or
			 involuntary petition for bankruptcy under any Chapter of
			 11
			 USC 101 et seq. (Bankruptcy) of the United
			 States Code by or against:
A) The
			 licensee;
B) An entity (as that
			 term is defined in
			 11
			 USC 101(15) ) controlling
			 the licensee or listing the license or licensee as property of the estate;
			 or
C) An affiliate (as that term is
			 defined in
			 11
			 USC 101(2) ) of the
			 licensee.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.120 - Application for Renewal or Closure

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a) At least 1 year prior to license
			 expiration, the licensee shall notify the Agency of its intent to either renew
			 its license or to seek an amendment authorizing closure. At least 30 days prior
			 to license expiration, the licensee shall file with the Agency either an
			 application for renewal of the license or an application for a license
			 amendment authorizing closure.
b)
			 Applications for renewal of a license shall be filed in accordance with
			 Sections
			 332.40
			 through
			 332.90. All
			 applications for closure shall be filed in accordance with Section
			 332.130.
			 Information contained in previous applications, statements, or reports filed
			 with the Agency under the license may be incorporated by reference.
c) In any case in which a licensee has filed
			 an application in proper form for renewal of a license, the license does not
			 expire until the Agency has taken final action on the application for
			 renewal.
d) In determining whether
			 a license will be renewed, the Agency will apply the criteria set forth in
			 Section
			 332.100.
e) Upon evaluation of an application to amend
			 the license for closure submitted in accordance with Section 332.130, the
			 Agency shall issue an amendment to the license authorizing closure if the
			 assessment of the application demonstrates that the technical criteria of
			 Sections
			 332.200
			 through
			 332.240
			 will be met.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.130 - Contents of Application for Site Closure and Stabilization

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Prior to beginning final closure of the licensed site, or as
				otherwise directed by the Agency, the licensee shall submit an application to
				amend the license for closure. The application for amendment shall include an
				updated closure plan and shall provide the following specific information
				regarding site closure.
AGENCY NOTE: Other circumstances that would cause the Agency to
				direct the licensee to submit an application for closure include, but are not
				limited to, failure to meet the technical criteria of this Part, failure to
				post and maintain adequate financial surety, or failure to meet the
				requirements of the Act.
a) Any
			 additional geologic, hydrologic, or other data pertinent to the long-term
			 containment of the emplaced byproduct material generated during the operational
			 period.
b) The results of tests,
			 experiments, or any other analyses relating to any surface impoundment and
			 disposal area, closure, waste migration, and interaction with byproduct
			 material or any other tests, experiments, or analyses pertinent to the
			 long-term containment of the emplaced byproduct material within the disposal
			 site.
c) Any proposed revision of
			 plans for:
1) Decontamination and/or
			 dismantlement of mill and surface impoundments;
2) Recontouring or backfilling of areas;
			 or
3) Stabilization of the disposal
			 area for postclosure care.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.140 - Postclosure Observation and Maintenance

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a) The licensee shall observe, monitor and
			 maintain the licensed site until closure is complete and the license is
			 terminated under the authorization of the Agency in accordance with Section
			 332.150
			 of this Part. The licensee shall be responsible for disposal site maintenance
			 for 15 years after completion of closure. A longer time period for postclosure
			 observation and maintenance will be required if the Agency determines that the
			 licensee has not designed and closed the disposal site in accordance with the
			 closure plan specified in the license.
b) During the postclosure period, the
			 licensee shall conduct four disposal site inspections each year, once each
			 season. Additional inspections shall be performed after each earthquake that,
			 at the disposal site, exceeds a level 6 on the Modified Mercalli Index, or
			 flood or abnormal change in climate, such as precipitation in excess of 10
			 times the seasonal average level. The results of the inspections, the
			 monitoring data and the evaluation of the monitoring data shall be reported to
			 the Agency within 60 days after each inspection. The Agency shall require more
			 frequent disposal site inspections, if necessary to establish compliance with
			 the requirements of Section
			 332.100
			 of this Part, or if there has been unauthorized use of the disposal
			 site.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.150 - Termination of Source Material Milling Facility License

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a) Following closure and the period of
			 postclosure observation and maintenance, the licensee may apply for termination
			 of the license. The license shall be terminated when the Agency finds:
1) That the closure of the licensed site has
			 been made in conformance with the licensee's closure plan, as amended and
			 approved as part of the license;
2)
			 That the licensee has established that the technical criteria have been
			 met;
3) That any long-term care
			 funds and records are transferred to the federal or State agency that will
			 assume institutional control of the disposal site;
4) That the federal or State agency that will
			 assume responsibility for long-term care, observation and maintenance of the
			 disposal site is prepared to assume such responsibilities;
5) That permanent monuments or markers
			 warning against intrusion have been installed;
6) That the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
			 Commission has made a determination of compliance with the decontamination,
			 decommissioning, reclamation and stabilization standards;
7) That title to the byproduct material and
			 to the disposal site has been transferred to the United States of America or
			 the State; and
8) That any
			 buildings and material have been decontaminated to criteria specified in 32
			 Ill. Adm. Code
			 330.325.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.160 - General Requirements

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Source material milling facilities, and byproduct material
				surface impoundments and disposal areas shall be sited, designed, operated,
				closed, and controlled after closure so that exposures to individuals will be
				within the requirements established in the technical criteria in Sections
				332.170,
				332.180,
				332.190
				and
				332.240.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.170 - Protection of the General Population from Radiation

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a) At all times, concentrations of
			 radioactive material, excluding radon, thoron and their progeny, which may be
			 released to the general environment in groundwater, surface water, air, soil or
			 other means:
1) Shall not result in an annual
			 dose equivalent in excess of 25 millirem (0.25 mSv) to the whole body of any
			 member of the public; and
2) Shall
			 not result in an annual dose equivalent in excess of 75 millirem (0.75 mSv) to
			 the thyroid or 25 millirem (0.25 mSv) to any other organ of any member of the
			 public.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.180 - Protection of Individuals from Inadvertent Access

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Design, operation, and closure of the facility disposal area
				shall protect any individual inadvertently entering onto the disposal site at
				any time after termination of the license by the Agency.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.190 - Protection of Individuals During Operations

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Operations at a licensed site shall be conducted in compliance
				with the standards for radiation protection established in 32 Ill. Adm. Code
				340, except that releases of radionuclides in effluents from the licensed site
				shall be governed by Section
				332.170.
				Every effort shall be made to maintain radiation exposures as low as is
				reasonably achievable.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.200 - Stability of the Byproduct Material Disposal Site After Closure

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The disposal site shall be sited, designed, used, operated,
				stabilized and closed to achieve long-term stability and to eliminate the need
				for active maintenance following closure so that only surveillance, monitoring,
				or minor custodial care is required.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.210 - Technical Criteria for Byproduct Material Disposal Sites - Siting Criteria

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a)
			 Byproduct material shall be disposed of in a manner that provides containment
			 of the material by preventing disturbances and dispersion by natural forces,
			 and by doing so without active maintenance. In evaluating a byproduct material
			 disposal site, the Agency shall consider:
1)
			 Remoteness from populated areas;
2)
			 Hydrologic and other natural conditions as they contribute to continued
			 immobilization and isolation of contaminants from groundwater sources;
			 and
3) Potential for minimizing
			 erosion, disturbances, and dispersion by natural forces over the long
			 term.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.220 - Technical Criteria for Byproduct Material Disposal Sites - Design Criteria

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a) When
			 submitting a proposed method of disposal for evaluation by the Agency, the
			 licensee shall either:
1) Submit to the Agency
			 a plan describing how the licensee will dispose of byproduct material and
			 contaminants below grade; or
AGENCY NOTE: The Agency presumes that disposal of tailings by
				placement below grade, either in mines or in excavated pits, is the method of
				disposal that best furthers the objective of containment of byproduct material
				and contaminants without requiring active maintenance. However, below grade
				disposal is not the most environmentally sound approach if a groundwater
				formation is relatively close to the surface or not very well isolated by
				overlying soils and rock. Geologic and topographic conditions might make full
				below grade disposal impracticable.
2) Submit to the Agency data that support the
			 licensee's conclusion that disposal below grade is not the most environmentally
			 sound approach, as well as a description of the licensee's alternative method
			 for tailings disposal. The alternative method shall provide for excavation to
			 the greatest degree achievable, given the geologic and hydrologic conditions at
			 the site, so that the size of retention structures and the steepness of slopes
			 of associated exposed embankments shall be minimized. The licensee shall also
			 demonstrate that its proposed above grade disposal program will provide
			 containment of the byproduct material equivalent or superior to that which
			 would be achieved from below grade disposal.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 - ENERGY › Part 332 - LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL MILLING FACILITIES › Section 332.230 - Technical Criteria for Byproduct Material Licensed Sites - Groundwater Protection

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a) In
			 order to provide adequate protection of groundwater resources, the licensed
			 site shall be designed, constructed, maintained and operated to conform with
			 the requirements of criterion 5 of 10 CFR 40, appendix A, in effect on January
			 1, 1994, exclusive of subsequent amendments or editions. In addition, closure
			 shall be performed to conform with the requirements of criterion 5 of 10 CFR
			 40, appendix A, in effect on January 1, 1994, exclusive of subsequent
			 amendments or editions. Criterion 13 of 10 CFR 40, appendix A, in effect on
			 January 1, 1994, identifies the constituents for which standards shall be set
			 or complied with if the specific constituent is expected to be in or derived
			 from the byproduct material and has been detected in groundwater.
b) The licensee shall establish a detection
			 monitoring program needed for the Agency to set the site-specific groundwater
			 protection standards in subsection (a). The licensee or applicant shall propose
			 for Agency approval as license conditions which constituents are to be
			 monitored on a site-specific basis. A detection monitoring program shall be
			 designed and implemented to accomplish two purposes. The program shall be
			 designed and implemented to detect leakage of the hazardous constituents from
			 the licensed site so that the need to set groundwater protection standards is
			 monitored. If leakage is detected, the program shall be designed and
			 implemented to generate data and information needed for the Agency to establish
			 the standards under subsection (a). The data and information shall provide a
			 sufficient basis to identify those hazardous constituents that require
			 concentration limit standards and to enable the Agency to set the limits for
			 those constituents and the compliance period. The data and information shall
			 also provide the basis for adjustments to the point of compliance, if
			 necessary.
c) Once groundwater
			 protection standards have been established pursuant to subsection (a), the
			 licensee shall establish and implement a compliance monitoring program. The
			 purpose of the compliance monitoring program is to determine that the hazardous
			 constituent concentrations in groundwater continue to comply with the standards
			 set by the Agency. In conjunction with a corrective action program, the
			 licensee shall establish and implement a corrective action monitoring program.
			 The purpose of the corrective action monitoring program is to demonstrate the
			 effectiveness of the corrective actions. Any monitoring program required by
			 this subsection (c) may be based on existing monitoring programs to the extent
			 the existing programs can meet the stated objective for the program.