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{{#Wiki_filter:Northwest Medical IsotopesConstruction Permit Application Review*Mandatory Hearing (Environmental Panel)*January 23, 2018 2Panelists
{{#Wiki_filter:NRC-013 Northwest Medical Isotopes Construction Permit Application Review
*Benjamin Beasley
* Mandatory Hearing (Environmental Panel)
-Chief, Environmental Review and NEPA Branch
* January 23, 2018
,NRR*Nancy Martinez
 
-Physical Scientist
Panelists
,NRR*Michelle Moser
* Benjamin Beasley
-Biologist
  - Chief, Environmental Review and NEPA Branch, NRR
,NRR*David Drucker
* Nancy Martinez
-Senior Project Manager
  - Physical Scientist, NRR
,NRR2 Environmental Review*National Environmental PolicyAct*Environmental reviewprocess-10 CFR Part51-Interim StaffGuidanceAugmenting NUREG-1537 for Licensing Radioisotope Production Facilities and Aqueous Homogenous Reactors3 Scope of the Review: Proposed Action and Connected ActionsActions are connected if they:
* Michelle Moser
-Automatically trigger other actions that may require environmental impact statements; or
  - Biologist, NRR
-Cannot or will not proceed unless other actions are taken previously or simultaneously; or
* David Drucker
-Are interdependent parts of a larger action and depend on the larger action for their justification 4
  - Senior Project Manager, NRR 2 2
 
Environmental Review
* National Environmental Policy Act
* Environmental review process
  - 10 CFR Part 51
  - Interim Staff Guidance Augmenting NUREG-1537 for Licensing Radioisotope Production Facilities and Aqueous Homogenous Reactors 3
 
Scope of the Review: Proposed Action and Connected Actions Actions are connected if they:
  - Automatically trigger other actions that may require environmental impact statements; or
  - Cannot or will not proceed unless other actions are taken previously or simultaneously; or
  - Are interdependent parts of a larger action and depend on the larger action for their justification 4
 
Proposed Action and Connected Actions
Proposed Action and Connected Actions
*Construction, operations, and decommissioning of the 10 CFR Part 50 production facility
* Construction, operations, and decommissioning of the 10 CFR Part 50 production facility
*Construction, operations, and decommissioning related to target fabrication
* Construction, operations, and decommissioning related to target fabrication
*Transportation of targets to/from research reactors and irradiation of targets at research reactors 5
* Transportation of targets to/from research reactors and irradiation of targets at research reactors 5
6Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)*10 CFR51.20*Project-specificdecision-Operation of the proposed Northwest facility would include target fabrication and scrap recovery-Environmental assessment might not support a finding of no significant impact 6
 
7ScopingProcess*Public meeting in Columbia, Missouri  
Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
*Sixoralcommenters*Eightcomment letters or emails 7
* 10 CFR 51.20
Environmental ReviewAreasHumanHealthTerrestrial ResourcesAirQualitySocioeconomics and EnvironmentalJusticeLandUseHistoric and CulturalResourcesWaterResourcesAquaticResourcesSoils8 Environmental ImpactsResourceAreaImpactLand Use and VisualResourcesSMALLAir Quality andNoiseSMALLGeologicEnvironmentSMALLEcological and WaterResourcesSMALLHistoric and CulturalResourcesSMALLSocioeconomicsSMALLHuman Health andWasteSMALLTransportationSMALL9 ConsultationsActDeterminationEndangeredSpecies  Act, Section7No EffectNationalHistoric Preservatio n Act, Section 106No Adverse Effect10 Alternatives
* Project-specific decision
*No-actionalternative
    - Operation of the proposed Northwest facility would include target fabrication and scrap recovery
*Alternativesite*Alternative technologies 11 Alternative Technologies
    - Environmental assessment might not support a finding of no significant impact 66
*Neutroncapture*Aqueous homogenousreactor*Selective gas extraction
 
*Linear-accelerator
Scoping Process
-based-Analyzed indepth*Subcritical fission
* Public meeting in Columbia, Missouri
-Analyzed indepth12 Costs and Benefits*Purpose-Inform recommendation to the Commission
* Six oral commenters
*Costs-Environmental andfinancial
* Eight comment letters or emails 77
*Benefits-Societal, medical, andeconomic13 Draft Environmental Impact Statement
 
*Public meeting in Columbia, Missouri*Seven oral commenters
Environmental Review Areas Air Quality Socioeconomics and Environmental                    Terrestrial Justice                      Resources Human Health  Aquatic Resources Land Use Water Soils        Resources Historic and Cultural Resources 8
*Five comment letters or emails 14 StaffConclusion and Recommendation
 
*Benefits (societal, medical, and economic) outweigh the costs (environmental, economic
Environmental Impacts Resource Area          Impact Land Use and Visual Resources    SMALL Air Quality and Noise            SMALL Geologic Environment            SMALL Ecological and Water Resources  SMALL Historic and Cultural Resources  SMALL Socioeconomics                  SMALL Human Health and Waste          SMALL Transportation                  SMALL 9
)*Considered reasonable alternatives
 
*Recommend issuance of the constructionpermit15 FutureNEPA Analyses*Application for an operating license
Consultations Act            Determination Endangered Species Act, No Effect Section 7 National Historic No Adverse Preservation Act, Effect Section 106 10
*Application for a license to possess and use special nuclear material for target fabrication and scrap recovery
 
*License amendment requests from research reactors 16 Acronyms17*EIS -Environmental Impact Statement
Alternatives
*NEPA -National Environmental Policy Act
* No-action alternative
*NRR -Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation}}
* Alternative site
* Alternative technologies 11
 
Alternative Technologies
* Neutron capture
* Aqueous homogenous reactor
* Selective gas extraction
* Linear-accelerator-based
  - Analyzed in depth
* Subcritical fission
  - Analyzed in depth 12
 
Costs and Benefits
* Purpose
  - Inform recommendation to the Commission
* Costs
  - Environmental and financial
* Benefits
  - Societal, medical, and economic 13
 
Draft Environmental Impact Statement
* Public meeting in Columbia, Missouri
* Seven oral commenters
* Five comment letters or emails 14
 
Staff Conclusion and Recommendation
* Benefits (societal, medical, and economic) outweigh the costs (environmental, economic)
* Considered reasonable alternatives
* Recommend issuance of the construction permit 15
 
Future NEPA Analyses
* Application for an operating license
* Application for a license to possess and use special nuclear material for target fabrication and scrap recovery
* License amendment requests from research reactors 16
 
Acronyms
* EIS - Environmental Impact Statement
* NEPA - National Environmental Policy Act
* NRR - Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation 17}}

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NRC-013 - Staff Presentation Slides - Environmental Panel (Jan. 16, 2018)
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NRC-013 Northwest Medical Isotopes Construction Permit Application Review

  • Mandatory Hearing (Environmental Panel)
  • January 23, 2018

Panelists

- Chief, Environmental Review and NEPA Branch, NRR

  • Nancy Martinez

- Physical Scientist, NRR

- Biologist, NRR

- Senior Project Manager, NRR 2 2

Environmental Review

  • National Environmental Policy Act
  • Environmental review process

- 10 CFR Part 51

- Interim Staff Guidance Augmenting NUREG-1537 for Licensing Radioisotope Production Facilities and Aqueous Homogenous Reactors 3

Scope of the Review: Proposed Action and Connected Actions Actions are connected if they:

- Automatically trigger other actions that may require environmental impact statements; or

- Cannot or will not proceed unless other actions are taken previously or simultaneously; or

- Are interdependent parts of a larger action and depend on the larger action for their justification 4

Proposed Action and Connected Actions

  • Construction, operations, and decommissioning of the 10 CFR Part 50 production facility
  • Construction, operations, and decommissioning related to target fabrication
  • Transportation of targets to/from research reactors and irradiation of targets at research reactors 5

Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)

  • Project-specific decision

- Operation of the proposed Northwest facility would include target fabrication and scrap recovery

- Environmental assessment might not support a finding of no significant impact 66

Scoping Process

  • Six oral commenters
  • Eight comment letters or emails 77

Environmental Review Areas Air Quality Socioeconomics and Environmental Terrestrial Justice Resources Human Health Aquatic Resources Land Use Water Soils Resources Historic and Cultural Resources 8

Environmental Impacts Resource Area Impact Land Use and Visual Resources SMALL Air Quality and Noise SMALL Geologic Environment SMALL Ecological and Water Resources SMALL Historic and Cultural Resources SMALL Socioeconomics SMALL Human Health and Waste SMALL Transportation SMALL 9

Consultations Act Determination Endangered Species Act, No Effect Section 7 National Historic No Adverse Preservation Act, Effect Section 106 10

Alternatives

  • No-action alternative
  • Alternative site
  • Alternative technologies 11

Alternative Technologies

  • Neutron capture
  • Aqueous homogenous reactor
  • Selective gas extraction
  • Linear-accelerator-based

- Analyzed in depth

  • Subcritical fission

- Analyzed in depth 12

Costs and Benefits

  • Purpose

- Inform recommendation to the Commission

  • Costs

- Environmental and financial

  • Benefits

- Societal, medical, and economic 13

Draft Environmental Impact Statement

  • Seven oral commenters
  • Five comment letters or emails 14

Staff Conclusion and Recommendation

  • Benefits (societal, medical, and economic) outweigh the costs (environmental, economic)
  • Considered reasonable alternatives
  • Recommend issuance of the construction permit 15

Future NEPA Analyses

  • Application for an operating license
  • License amendment requests from research reactors 16

Acronyms

  • EIS - Environmental Impact Statement
  • NEPA - National Environmental Policy Act
  • NRR - Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation 17