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{{#Wiki_filter:Exhibit NWMI-007-R U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Commission Mandatory Meeting Environmental Panel January 23, 2018 11
Exhibit NWMI-007-R Development of Environmental Report Granted an exemption to submit the Construction Permit Application in two parts
[Published in Federal Register (FR) on October 24, 2013 (78 FR 63501)]
NRC conducted an independent evaluation of Part One of the Construction Permit Application and developed potential impacts of NWMIs proposed action Environmental Impact Statement Development Milestones
  - NWMI submitted Part One of Construction Permit Application: February 5, 2015
* NRC acknowledged receipt: April 21, 2015 (80 FR 22227)
* NRC published Notice of Docketing: June 8, 2015 (80 FR 32418) (ADAMS Accession No. ML15125A048)
  - Environmental Site Audit/Scoping Meeting: December 8 & 9, 2015 (Columbia, MO)
  - Draft EIS public comment period: November 1 - December 29, 2016 (Public meeting on December 6, 2016 in Columbia, Missouri)
  - Final EIS published May 31, 2017  NUREG-2209, Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Construction Permit for the Northwest Medical Isotopes Radioisotope Production Facility (ADAMS Accession No. ML17130A862) 2
Exhibit NWMI-007-R Proposed Action Decide whether to issue a construction permit under 10 CFR 50 that would allow construction of the NWMI medical radioisotope production facility (RPF)
If a construction permit is granted by NRC, NWMI could build the proposed facility at the 3 hectare (7.4-acre) Discovery Ridge Research Park (Discovery Ridge) site, in Boone County, Columbia, Missouri NWMI RPF activities include:
  -  Fabricating low-enriched uranium (LEU) targets (including uranium recycle and recovery)
  -  Shipping targets to university research reactors
  -  Irradiating LEU targets at university research reactors
  -  Returning targets to RPF
  -  LEU target dissolution
  -  Molybdenum-99 (99Mo) recovery and purification 3
Exhibit NWMI-007-R Consultations Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Boone County Government Center City of Columbia, Missouri Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission Missouri Department of Conservation Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Missouri Department of Natural Resources Missouri Department of Public Safety Missouri Department of Transportation U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. Department of Energy Tribal Nations  31 4
Exhibit NWMI-007-R Alternative Site Locations Evaluated by NWMI University of Missouri Research Reactor (MURR) - Columbia, MO Discovery Ridge Research Park - Columbia, MO Oregon State University (OSU) - Corvallis, OR McClellan Business Park (McClellan) - Davis, CA University of California at Davis (UC Davis) Research Reactor located at McClellan 5
Discovery Ridge Layout Exhibit NWMI-007-R RPF will be located on Lot 15  7.4-acre
  - No existing structures
  - Used for agriculture for past century NWMI anchor for radioisotope ecosystem; two existing companies 6
MURR RPF Layout Exhibit NWMI-007-R Preliminary RPF Layout Current MURR Layout 7
Exhibit NWMI-007-R Alternative Technologies/Alternatives Evaluated by NRC Alternative Technologies              Alternatives Evaluated Neutron capture technology          No-action alternative Aqueous homogenous reactor          NWMI RPF at University of Missouri technology                            Research Reactor site (alternative site)
Selective gas extraction technology  Linear accelerator-based facility at Discovery Ridge site (Alternative Uranium fission technology              Technology No. 1)
Linear accelerator-based            Subcritical fission-based facility at technology                            Discovery Ridge site (Alternative Technology No. 2) 8
Exhibit NWMI-007-R Connected Actions - University Research Reactor Washington State University Oregon State University                                                                                          Massachusetts Institute Of Technology University of Wisconsin University of MA Lowell Penn State University University of CA Davis LEGEND University of Missouri University Research Reactors Chosen University Research Reactors University of North Carolina                              Being Evaluated NWMI Radioisotope Production Facility University of Texas Texas A&M                                                                          Prospective Transport Routes 9
Exhibit NWMI-007-R Connected Actions (continued)
Few facility modifications will be required No exterior construction anticipated for any reactor No changes in land use Minimal changes in staffing Authorization for possession and use of targets will be promulgated under the license amendment process for each facility
  - MURR  early 2018
  - OSU  early 2019 Third facility has been selected but not socialized 10
Exhibit NWMI-007-R Environmental Impact Summary Environmental Impact Summary Linear Accelerator-Based  Subcritical Fission-Based NWMI RPF                  NWMI RPF                  Technology                Technology at Discovery Ridge              at MURR            at Discovery Ridge        at Discovery Ridge          No Action Construction
* SMALL impacts to all
* SMALL to MODERATE
* SMALL impacts to all
* SMALL impacts to all
* SMALL impacts to Impacts        resource categories        impacts to all resource  resource categories      resource categories        all resource
* No historic properties    categories
* No historic properties
* No historic properties    categories affected
* Potential adverse        affected                  affected
* No historic effect to historic                                                            properties affected properties Construction * ~100 jobs (on average)  * ~100 jobs (on average)  * ~100 jobs(on average)  * ~100 jobs (on average)  None Benefits
* Annual tax payment of
* Annual tax payment of
* Annual tax payment of
* Annual tax payment of
              $2.5M                      $2.5M                    $2.5M                    $2.5M Operation
* SMALL impacts to all
* SMALL impacts to all
* SMALL impacts to all
* SMALL impacts to all
* SMALL impacts to Impacts        resource categories        resource categories      resource categories      resource categories        all resource categories Operation    * ~125 jobs                * ~125 jobs              * ~125 jobs              * ~125 jobs                None Benefits
* Reliable source of
* Reliable source of 99Mo
* Reliable source of 99Mo
* Reliable source of 99Mo 99Mo for medical uses      for medical uses          for medical uses          for medical uses
* Annual tax payment of
* Annual tax payment of
* Annual tax payment of
* Annual tax payment of
              $2.5M                      $2.5M                    $2.5M                    $2.5M 11
Questions?
Exhibit NWMI-007-R 12}}

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NWMI-007-R - Northwest Medical Isotopes, LLC Presentation Slides: Environmental Presentation
ML18016A971
Person / Time
Site: Northwest Medical Isotopes
Issue date: 01/16/2018
From:
Northwest Medical Isotopes
To:
NRC/OGC
SECY RAS
References
50-609-CP, Construction Permit Mndtry Hrg, RAS 54171
Download: ML18016A971 (12)


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Exhibit NWMI-007-R U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Commission Mandatory Meeting Environmental Panel January 23, 2018 11

Exhibit NWMI-007-R Development of Environmental Report Granted an exemption to submit the Construction Permit Application in two parts

[Published in Federal Register (FR) on October 24, 2013 (78 FR 63501)]

NRC conducted an independent evaluation of Part One of the Construction Permit Application and developed potential impacts of NWMIs proposed action Environmental Impact Statement Development Milestones

- NWMI submitted Part One of Construction Permit Application: February 5, 2015

- Environmental Site Audit/Scoping Meeting: December 8 & 9, 2015 (Columbia, MO)

- Draft EIS public comment period: November 1 - December 29, 2016 (Public meeting on December 6, 2016 in Columbia, Missouri)

- Final EIS published May 31, 2017 NUREG-2209, Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Construction Permit for the Northwest Medical Isotopes Radioisotope Production Facility (ADAMS Accession No. ML17130A862) 2

Exhibit NWMI-007-R Proposed Action Decide whether to issue a construction permit under 10 CFR 50 that would allow construction of the NWMI medical radioisotope production facility (RPF)

If a construction permit is granted by NRC, NWMI could build the proposed facility at the 3 hectare (7.4-acre) Discovery Ridge Research Park (Discovery Ridge) site, in Boone County, Columbia, Missouri NWMI RPF activities include:

- Fabricating low-enriched uranium (LEU) targets (including uranium recycle and recovery)

- Shipping targets to university research reactors

- Irradiating LEU targets at university research reactors

- Returning targets to RPF

- LEU target dissolution

- Molybdenum-99 (99Mo) recovery and purification 3

Exhibit NWMI-007-R Consultations Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Boone County Government Center City of Columbia, Missouri Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission Missouri Department of Conservation Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Missouri Department of Natural Resources Missouri Department of Public Safety Missouri Department of Transportation U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. Department of Energy Tribal Nations 31 4

Exhibit NWMI-007-R Alternative Site Locations Evaluated by NWMI University of Missouri Research Reactor (MURR) - Columbia, MO Discovery Ridge Research Park - Columbia, MO Oregon State University (OSU) - Corvallis, OR McClellan Business Park (McClellan) - Davis, CA University of California at Davis (UC Davis) Research Reactor located at McClellan 5

Discovery Ridge Layout Exhibit NWMI-007-R RPF will be located on Lot 15 7.4-acre

- No existing structures

- Used for agriculture for past century NWMI anchor for radioisotope ecosystem; two existing companies 6

MURR RPF Layout Exhibit NWMI-007-R Preliminary RPF Layout Current MURR Layout 7

Exhibit NWMI-007-R Alternative Technologies/Alternatives Evaluated by NRC Alternative Technologies Alternatives Evaluated Neutron capture technology No-action alternative Aqueous homogenous reactor NWMI RPF at University of Missouri technology Research Reactor site (alternative site)

Selective gas extraction technology Linear accelerator-based facility at Discovery Ridge site (Alternative Uranium fission technology Technology No. 1)

Linear accelerator-based Subcritical fission-based facility at technology Discovery Ridge site (Alternative Technology No. 2) 8

Exhibit NWMI-007-R Connected Actions - University Research Reactor Washington State University Oregon State University Massachusetts Institute Of Technology University of Wisconsin University of MA Lowell Penn State University University of CA Davis LEGEND University of Missouri University Research Reactors Chosen University Research Reactors University of North Carolina Being Evaluated NWMI Radioisotope Production Facility University of Texas Texas A&M Prospective Transport Routes 9

Exhibit NWMI-007-R Connected Actions (continued)

Few facility modifications will be required No exterior construction anticipated for any reactor No changes in land use Minimal changes in staffing Authorization for possession and use of targets will be promulgated under the license amendment process for each facility

- MURR early 2018

- OSU early 2019 Third facility has been selected but not socialized 10

Exhibit NWMI-007-R Environmental Impact Summary Environmental Impact Summary Linear Accelerator-Based Subcritical Fission-Based NWMI RPF NWMI RPF Technology Technology at Discovery Ridge at MURR at Discovery Ridge at Discovery Ridge No Action Construction

  • SMALL impacts to all
  • SMALL to MODERATE
  • SMALL impacts to all
  • SMALL impacts to all
  • SMALL impacts to Impacts resource categories impacts to all resource resource categories resource categories all resource
  • No historic properties categories
  • No historic properties
  • No historic properties categories affected
  • Potential adverse affected affected
  • No historic effect to historic properties affected properties Construction * ~100 jobs (on average) * ~100 jobs (on average) * ~100 jobs(on average) * ~100 jobs (on average) None Benefits
  • Annual tax payment of
  • Annual tax payment of
  • Annual tax payment of
  • Annual tax payment of

$2.5M $2.5M $2.5M $2.5M Operation

  • SMALL impacts to all
  • SMALL impacts to all
  • SMALL impacts to all
  • SMALL impacts to all
  • SMALL impacts to Impacts resource categories resource categories resource categories resource categories all resource categories Operation * ~125 jobs * ~125 jobs * ~125 jobs * ~125 jobs None Benefits
  • Reliable source of
  • Reliable source of 99Mo
  • Reliable source of 99Mo
  • Reliable source of 99Mo 99Mo for medical uses for medical uses for medical uses for medical uses
  • Annual tax payment of
  • Annual tax payment of
  • Annual tax payment of
  • Annual tax payment of

$2.5M $2.5M $2.5M $2.5M 11

Questions?

Exhibit NWMI-007-R 12