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Texas Department of Health
Bureau of Radiation Control
RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSE

Pursuant to the Texas Radiaion Control Act and Texas Healh Department regulations on radiation, and in reliance on statements and representations heretofore made by the licensee, a license is hereby issued authorizing the license to receive, acquire, possess and transfer radioactive material listed below; and to use such radioactive material for the purpose(s) and at the place(s) listed below. This license is subject to all applicable rules, regulations and orders of the Texas Department of Health (Agency) now or hereafter in effect and to any conditions specified below.

LICENSEE
1. Name: WASTE CONTROL SPECIALISTS LLC; ATTN TERENCE MOORE
2. Address: 1710 W BROADWAY, ANDREWS TX 79714
This license amendment is issued in response to a letter:
Signed by: William Dornsife
Dated: May 18, 2001
3. License Number: L04971 - Amendment Number 15
PREVIOUS AMENDMENTS ARE VOID
4. Expiration Date: November 30, 2004

RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL AUTHORIZED (Sections 5-8)

Radioisotope Category A:
Radioisotope: Any radioactive material (includes radioactive waste, byproduct material as defined at Texas Health and Safety Code §401.003(3) (B), uranium ore received as waste, NORM waste, and/or oil and gas NORM waste)
Form of Material: Solid or Liquid
Maximum Activity*: Activities of groups as specified under Title 25 of the Texas Administrative Code (25 TAC) Section (§) 289.254(d)(1) not to exceed the following:
Category I: 200 Ci
Category II: 2000 Ci
Category III 20,000 Ci
Category IV: 200,000 Ci
Authorized Use: Receipt and processing of radioactive material received as waste, and in-house decontamination.

Radioisotope Category B:
Radioisotope:Any radioactive material
Form of Material: Sealed Sources
Maximum Activity*: Total activity not to exceed 1000 Ci
Authorized Use: Interim storage of radioactive material received as waste

Radioisotope Category C:
Radioisotope: Sr-90
Form of Material: Sealed Sources
Maximum Activity*: No single source to exceed 1 uCi. Total: 5 uCi
Authorized Use:Calibration reference sources

Radioisotope Category D:
Radioisotope:Any radioactive material
Form of Material: solid or liquid
Maximum Activity*: No single isotope to exceed 100µCi, no combination of isotopes to exceed 500µCi. Total: 2 mCi
Authorized Use:Calibration reference sources

Radioisotope Category E:
Radioisotope: Any radioactive material
Form of Material: plated or sealed sources
Maximum Activity*: No single isotope to exceed 15µCi, no combination of isotopes to exceed 50µCi. Total: 1 mCi
Authorized Use: Calibration reference sources

9. Radioactive material shall be used only at:
Subsite Number: 000
Location: Andrews - One mile North of State Highway 176,
250 feet East of TX/NM State Line (30 miles West of Andrews, TX)

10. Copies of all documents and records required by this license shall be maintained for Agency review at Site 000.

11. The licensee shall comply with the provisions of Title 25 Texas Administrative Code (TAC), Chapter 289, Sections 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 252, 254, and 257.

12. The individual designated to perform the functions of Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) for activities covered by this license is Terence Moore.

13. Radioactive material shall be used by individuals designated by the RSO only after each worker has successfully completed the training specified in the Radiological Training Program. Documentation verifying the successful completion of the training for each user shall be maintained by the licensee for inspection by the Agency. All training shall be supervised by David Kania.

14. The licensee shall submit a current resume listing all pertinent education, training and experience for any individual who replaces the following positions: Management Oversight representative, Radiation Safety Supervisor, Facility Manager, Operations Manager, Laboratory Manager, and/or Environmental Health & Safety Manager

15. For the purposes of this license, the following definitions apply:
A. Appropriately authorized: the activity has been formally authorized by the State or Federal agency which has jurisdiction over the issue.
B. Authorized federal agency: the United States Department of Energy (DOE) or the United States Department of Defense (DOD) upon written, executed agreement with the licensee that specifies that the authorized federal agency will take back and assume responsibility for all of its waste currently mainained at the licensee's facility within 30 days of written notification by the Agency that the waste is ready for removal, and that all associated expenses for such will be borne by the authorized federal agency to the extent that they are not covered by the licensee's financial assurance. These provisions will only apply if the licensee has failed to properly decontaminate and decommission the facility or otherwise failed to comply with an Agency order.
C. Interim storage: Stabilized waste packaged in accordance with 49 CFR (as amended), and that meets current or stated acceptance requirements for an authorized disposal facility or an authorized federal agency.
D. Waste: Radioactive waste, byproduct material as defined in Section 401.003(3)(B) of the Health and Safety Code (as amended), uranium ore, NORM waste, and/or oil and gas NORM waste.
E. Permacon: refers to the east end of the stabilization building modified in accordance with the references specified in Condition 33.A of this license.

16. Copies of authorized federal agency agreements specified in License Conditions 15.B and 19.B shall be mailed within seven (7) days of execution and prior to receipt of waste to:

ATTN: Licensing
Bureau of Radiation Control
Texas Department of Health
1100 W. 49th Street
Austin TX 78756-3189

17. The licensee is hereby authorized to perform in-house pocket dosimeter calibration. The calibrations shall be performed under the supervision of the RSO.

18. The licensee is hereby authorized to perform in-house leak test analysis. The analysis shall be performed under the supervision of the RSO.

19.
A. The licensee is authorized to possess special nuclear material only in quantities not to exceed that specified in 25 TAC §289.201(b). The total amount of special nuclear material possessed under all licenses issued by this Agency at the licensee's facility described in Condition No. 9 shall not exceed the 25 TAC §289.201(b) limits.
B. Not withstanding the licensee's procedures, the licensee is authorized to possess transuranics (nuclides with an atomic number greater than 92) in concentrations greater than 100 nanocuries per gram (nCi/g). Prior to receipt of transuranics with concentrations exceeding 100 nCi/g, the 1icensee shall obtain an executed, written agreement from an authorized federal agency. The agreement shall meet the terms of the agreement specified in Condition 15.B of this license. Furthermore, in no respect shall this authorization be construed as to allow the limitations specified in Part A of this condition to be exceeded or violated.

20. In accordance with procedures submitted in the application dated January 24, 1997, the licensee is authorized to perform in-house decontamination of surface contaminated objects utilizing the PlasBlast Model 5050, or equivalent. This use is restricted to the Stabilization Building. This authorization is restricted to objects contaminated through the course of the licensee's authorized activites.

20. The licensee is authorized to perform in-house decontamination of surface contaminated objects, contaminated through the course of the licensee's authorized activities, or as a consequence of shipment of radioactive waste to the licensee's facility (e.g., containers, coverings, bracing, etc.) and/ or surface contaminated objects removed from bulk waste, in the confines of the "Permacon" portion of the Stabilization Building, in accordace with the following:
A. utilizing the PlasBlast Model 5050, or equivalent, in accordance with procedures submitted in the application dated January 24, 1997; or
B. utilizing the methods and procedures identified in "Decontamination of Material", OP-1.4.8, issue date 4/25/99

21. Radioactive material described in Parts A and B of Conditions 5, 6, 7 and 8 shall only be transferred to the initial generator, to an appropriately authorized waste disposal facility, or to an appropriately authorized waste processor. Documentation of recipient's authorization shall be maintained for inspection for a minimum of five (5) years.

22. The licensee is authorized to process waste. Such processing shall be performed in accordance with the procedures and commitments submitted in the application dated January 24, 1997, or new or modified procedures specified in Condition 34 of this license, and is limited to the following:
A. Receipt and survey;
B. Repackaging;
C. Compaction and consolidation utilizing a Model 55R RAMFLAT, or equivalent, compactor. This use is restricted to the Stabilization Building;
D. (1) Solidification/stabilization of liquid or solid radioactive waste using media acceptable to low-level waste disposal sites utilizing a 55 gallon Enrico Barrel Mixer, or equivalent. This use is restricted to the Stabilization Building; and, the following:
a. a 55 gallon Enrico Barrel Mixer, or equivalent; and/ or
b. a Prentice Arm, or equivalent, in accordace with OP-1.4.10, Revision 0, Issue Date 8/16/00, titled "Bulk Solidification/ Stabilization Operations" and OP-1.4.11, Revision 0, Issue Date 8/18/00, titled "Prentice Arm Operations";

The use of these methods is restricted to the "Permacon"

(2) Treatment of cesium-137-contaminated electric arc furnace dust (United States Environmental Protection Agency designation KO61) and incident related material utilizing the procedure described in module OP-1.4.7, issue date of 9/18/98, revision 1, titled "K061 And Incident Related Material Stabilization Process." In addition to the procedures described in OP-1.4.7, all doors to the stabilization building shall be closed and remain closed during the processing of the waste.

(3) Solvated Electron Technology (SET) of mixed-waste using the Commodore D/2 unit for pilot testing in accordance with the commitments made in the letters dated September 9, 1999 (with attachments), October 6, 1999 (with attachments, including the procedures identified as wCs Work Instruction for the Commodore D/2 Unit, WI99-1.16), and October 7, 1999 (with attachments). This treatment method is restricted to the following waste matrices and radionuclides:
Waste Matrix Radionuclides
Soil (degreaser sludge) U-234, U-235, U-238, Cs-137, K-40
Moist solids, water on top U-234, U-235, U-238, Cs-137
Oil/ Freon U-234, U-235, U-238, K-40, Co-57, Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137, Ce-144, Eu-152, Eu-156, Rb-106, Sb-125, Zn-65, Pb-212
Freon soaked soil U-234, U-235, U-238, Cs-137, K-40
Sodium contaminated metals Co-60
Floor removal wastes Ag-116, Co-58, Co-60, Cs-137
Thinners and solvents Co-60, Cs-137, Ce-144, H-3, C-14, Tc-99, I-129
Spill Cleanup Material Co-60, Sb-125, Cs-134, Cs-137
Sludge K-40, Co-60, Sb-125, Cs-134, Ra-226, Cs-137
Waste grease Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137
Compactor Sludge Ag-110, C-14, Co-58, Cs-134, Cs-137, Fe-55, Sb-125, H-3, Mn-54, Ni-63, Sr-90, Tc-99, U-234, U-238, Zn-65
Admac Sludge Co-60, Cs-134, Cs-137, Eu-154, Eu-155, Mn-54, Sb-125, Zn-65

(4) Solvated Electron Technology (SET) using the Commodore SL2 unit for pilot testing in accordance with the commitments made in the letter dated December 22, 2000 (with attachments), (with attachment titled "SL2 Description and Information" consisting of seven (7) pages).

E. Storage of radioactive waste in the Bin Storage Area, Container Storage Building and the Stabilization Building.
F. Research and development in the treatment of radioactive waste using the Commodore Mobile Demonstration Unit as described in and in accordance with the limitations and specifications contained in the letters dated February 3, 1999 and April 23, 1999, and attachments and enclosures, including wCs Work Instructions for CMDU2, dated April 9, 1999, W199-1.2 and Attachment A to W199-1.2.
G. Shredding, in accordance with OP-1.4.12 Revision 0, Issue Dated 8/18/00 titled "Shredder Operations"

23. In addition to the limits specified by Conditions 5, 6, 7 and 8, the licensee shall restrict possession of waste to the following conditions.

A. The total volume physically present shall not exceed 302,865 cubic feet and shall be further limited to the following building lirnitations:

- (1) Bin Storage Area: 262,440 cubic feet
- (2) Container Storage Building: 36,750 cubic feet
- (3) Stabilization Building: 3,675 cubic feet

B. Any waste container shall be counted as a full container in the volume inventory unless it can be readily verified as empty.

C. Waste stored in the Bin Storage Area that is not contained within a High Integrity Container will be restricted to Low Specific Activity or Surface Conraminated Object, as defined by Title 10 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 71 (as amended), or depleted uranium.

D. The volume authorized in License Condition No. 23.A shall be further limited in accordance with the amount of Financial Assurance in place with the Agency:

- (1) Financial Assurance = $7,084,973. No more than 3,822 cubic feet of waste that has a current commercial disposal option, 58,320 cubic feet of cesium-137-contaminated electric arc furnace dust (U. S. Environmental Protection Agency designation KO61), and 240,723 cubic feet of waste from authorized federal agencies;

- (2) Financial Assurance = $18,467,478. No more than 18,172 cubic feet of waste that has a current commercial disposal option, 58,320 cubic feet of cesium-137-contaminated electric arc furnace dust (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency designation KO61), and 226,373 cubic feet of waste from authorized federal agencies; or

- (3) Financial Assurance = $32,881,617. No more than 36,344 cubic feet of waste that has a current commercial disposal option, 58,320 cubic feet of cesium-137-contaminated electric arc furnace dust (U.S. Environrnental Protection Agency designation KO61), and 208,201 cubic feet of waste from authorized federal agencies.

- (4) The volume of waste that has a current commercial disposal option authorized in License Condition Nos. 23.D.1 through 23.D.3 may include up to 2,700 cubic feet of commercial mixed waste that can not be processed into a form that has a current disposal option.

24. All waste not in storage shall be physically restricted to: in the following ways:

A (1) waste meeting the requirements of low specific activity group I radioactive material, as specified in Title 49 of the CFR (as amended), processing within the confines of the Stabilization Building; and, (2) for all other waste, processing within the confines of a PERMACON, or equivalent, structure; or,

B. Waste shall be packaged in accordance with Title 49 of the CFR (as amended) requirements while in transit between the Bin Storage Area, Container Storage Building, Stabilization Building, or offsite.

25. All waste holding times shall be limited to the following:
A. All waste shall be initially processed within l0 days of placement within the Stabilization Building. All waste shall be transferred out of the Stabilization Building within 30 days of placement within the Stabilization Building;
B. All waste shall be placed into interim storage or transferred to an authorized recipient within 365 days of the initial date of receipt; and
C. All waste authorized under License Condition No. 23.D.4 shall be returned to the generator or an appropriately authorized waste processor within 60 days of the initial date of receipt.

26.
A. No waste shall be commingled with material requiring a separate disposal methodology.
B. In spite of the licensee's procedures, no waste from an authorized federal agency shall be commingled with waste from another generator.

27. The licensee shall maintain for inspection by the Agency an inventory of all waste possessed under this license. The inventory shall show the radionuclide, date received, from whom received, amount of activity, physical form, date processed, original and reassigned drum or container number, and the date transferred for disposal. In addition, the licensee shall at least monthly generate a cumulative inventory which demonstrates compliance with License Condition Nos. 19, 23, and 25 (including waste form requirements for interim storage), and the appropriate processing group limits of 25 TAC §289.254(d). The licensee shall maintain a copy of the inventories, for a minimum of five (5) years from the date of generation, for inspection by the Agency.

28. A summary of all waste processing activities for the preceding calendar year shall be generated no later than March 1 of each year and maintained for inspection until disposition is authorized by the Agency. This report shall include total throughput for each individual process; all material received; all material transferred; all spills outside of primary containment; and a current inventory at the end of the report. Material transferred and received shall also be listed by licensee. All categories shall include activity by isotope and total volume.

29. A. Waste containers containing radioactive waste meeting the requirements of low specific activity material, group I (LSA-I), as specified in Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Section 173.403, may be opened for sampling of the contents or container maintenance or repair in a Permacon, the Container Storage Building, or Stabilization Building.
B. All other waste containers shall only be opened in PERMACON or equivalent structures.

30. If air sample results indicate that an airborne release in excess of ten times the limits of 25 TAC §289.202(ggg)(2), Table II Column 3 occurred to the restricted area or to any portion of the restricted area, the licensee shall, within 72 hours of the exposure, perform bioassays on all individuals who were present.

31. A. The licensee shall notify the Agency in writing or via facsimile at least three (3) working days in advance of shipping its low-level radioactive waste to a commercial treatment, storage, or disposal site.
B. The licensee shall notify the Agency in writing or via facsimile at least three (3) working days in advance of initial receipt of waste pursuant to this license.
C. Notification required by this Condition shall be made to:

LLRW Notification
ATTN: Division of Compliance and Inspection
Bureau of Radiation Control
Texas Department of Health
1100 W. 49th Street
Austin, Texas 78756-3189
or by facsimile to: (512) 834-6654.

32. A. In accordance with the application dated January 24, 1997, the licensee may only modify the following procedures: Operations Procedures; Occupational Health and Safety Procedures; Quality Assurance Procedures; Emergency Procedures; Laboratory Procedures and/ or Radiation Safety Procedures. All modifications shall provide at least equivalent levels of radiation safety and administrative control. Documentation of all modifications, and the corresponding internal review, shall be maintained for inspection for a minimum of five (5) years.
B. In the radiation safety procedure RS-3.3.62, where ever Form RS 3.3.61-1 is referenced, it shall be understood that Form RS 3.3.62-1 is meant.

33. Modification of the facility or the processes described in the documents listed in License Condition No. 35 is prohibited except as authorized pursuant to amendment of this license.
A. The licensee may modify the facility as described in the licensee's letter dated August 21, 2000 regarding the Permacon structures and shall construct the loading bay and employee center attached to or abutting the Permacon in accordance with the following.
(1) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition", Sheet A1, dated 7-10-00, Rev. 1 dated 7-20-00, depicting Floor Plan, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(2) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition", Sheet A2, 4 of 9, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 7-20-00, depicting Enlarged Partial Floor Plan, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(3) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition", Sheet A3, 5 of 9, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 7-20-00, depicting (1) North, (2) East, (3) South and (4) West Exterior Elevations, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(4) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition", Sheet A4, 6 of 9, dated 7- 10-00, Rev 1 dated 7-20-00, depicting (1) Enlarged Partial Building Section and (2) Building Section, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(5) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition", Sheet A5, 7 of 9, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 7-20-00, depicting (1) Enlarged Partial Building Section, (2) Enlarged Partial Building Section, and (3) wall section, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(6) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition", Sheet S1, 1 of 2, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 7-20-00, identified as Foundation Plan depicting (1) Bollard Detail and (2) Column Tie Footing, (3) Grade Beam Footing @ Door, (4) Grade Beam Footing, and (5) Main Frame Footing, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(7) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet S2, 2 of 2, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 7-20-00, identified as Foundation Plan and Framing Plan, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(8) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition", Sheet M101, dated 7/19/00, identified as Plumbing Plan, from the firms of Smith Engineering Company of Albuquerque, NM, James O. Coupland, and Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(9) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet M201, dated 7/19/00, depicting (1) HVAC Plan and (2) Enlarged Mechanical Plan, from the firms of Smith Engineering Company of Albuquerque, NM, James O. Coupland, and Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(10) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet M401, dated 7/19/00, depicting (1) Filtered Exhaust System Control Diagram, (2) Breathing Air Alarm System, and (3) Air Handling Unit Detail, from the firms of Smith Engineering Company of Albuquerque, NM, James O. Coupland, and Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(11) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet M501, dated 7/19/00, depicting (1) Gooseneck Detail, (2) Holding Tank Detail, (3) Exhaust Fan EF-3 Support, (4) Valve Box Detail, (5) Vent Thru Roof Detail, (6) Water Heater Detail, (7) Flue Thru Roof Detail, and (8) Clean Out Detail, from the finns of Smith Engineering Company of Albuquerque, NM, James O. Coupland, and Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(12) Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet M602, dated 7/19/00, depicting the Equipment Schedule, from the firms of Smith Engineering Company of Albuquerque, NM, James O. Coupland, and Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razlaznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
(13) Attachment B titled "Submittals of Ventilation Equipment Specifications", to the August 21, 2000 letter;
(14) Attachment C titled "Map of Equipment Locations", to the August 21,2000 letter;
(15) Letter dated October 19,2000 pertaining to the operation ofthe Permacon ventilation system and the oversight of the Permacon modification and addition of the loading bay and employee center;
(16) The responses to items 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, and 14 in the licensee's letter dated October 6, 2000 pertaining to the facility modifications (i.e., Permacon) and additions (i.e., loading bay and employee center);
(17) The air effluent monitoring system for the Permacon shall conform to the description provided in the letter dated October 10, 2000, including the attachments titled "Waste Control Specialists Stack Sampling Configuration" and "Generic Stack Schematic"; and
(18) The term "air lock" used in the licensee's submissions describing this facility modification shall be understood to refer to the feature identified as "loading bay" on the submitted drawings.
B. All waste (liquid and solids) in the holding tank receiving waste from the decontamination area of the Employee Center shall be disposed of as radioactive waste.
C. The licensee may modify the bin storage area as described in the letters dated January 14,1998 and May 3, 1999.
D. The licensee may modify the Stabilization Building as described in the letter dated January 14,1998 and May 3,1999.

34. The licensee must secure all applicable licenses, permits, and/ or authorizations from the appropriate regulatory authorities before engaging in the authorizations granted by this license

35. Except as specifically provided otherwise by this license, the licensee shall possess and use the radioactive material authorized by this license in accordance with statements, representations, and procedures contained in the following:
application dated January 24,1997 and amendment dated May 2,1997, including Appendices Volume I-V, Site and Facility Drawings, and Drawing Specification;
letters dated January 14,1998 (signed by Allen Messenger); March 5,1998 (with Andrews Site Organizational Chart and vice president operations/facility manager, radiation safety officer, and operations manager position descriptions attachments) and October 6,1998 (with attachments); February 3, 1999; and April 23,1999 (with attachments and enclosures, including wCs Work Instructions for CMDU2, dated April 9,1999, WI99-1.2 and Attachment A to WI99-1.2); May 3,1999 (signed by Allen Messenger); September 9, 1999 (with attachments), October 6, 1999 (with attachments, including wCs Work Instruction for the Commodore D/2 Unit, WI99-1.16) and October 7,1999 (with attachments); August 21, 2000 (with attachments); October 6, 2000 (with attachments); October 10, 2000 (with enclosures titled "Waste Control Specialists Stack Sampling Configuration" and "Generic Stack Schematic"); December 22,2000 (with enclosure titled "SL2 Description and Information" consisting of 7 pages);
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet A1, dated 7-10-00, Rev.1 dated 7-20-00, depicting Floor Plan, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10,2000;
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet A2,4 of 9, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 7-20-00, depicting Enlarged Partial Floor Plan, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet A3, 5 of 9, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 720-00, depicting (1) North, (2) East, (3) South and (4) West Exterior Elevations, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet A4, 6 of 9, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 720-00, depicting (1) Enlarged Partial Building Section and (2) Building Section, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet A5, 7 of 9, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 720-00, depicting (1) Enlarged Partial Building Section, (2) Enlarged Partial Building Section, and (3) wall section, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet S 1, 1 of 2, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 720-00, identified as Foundation Plan depicting (1) Bollard Detail and (2) Column Tie Footing, (3) Grade Bearn Footing ~ Door, (4) Grade Beam Footing, and (5) Main Frame Footing, from the finn of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet S2, 2 of 2, dated 7-10-00, Rev 1 dated 720-00, identified as Foundation Plan and Fra~ning Plan, from the firm of Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
Drawingtitled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet M101, dated 7/19/00, identified as plumbing Plan, from the firms of Smith Engineering Company of Albuquerque, NM, James O. Coupland, and Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet M201, dated 7/19/00, depicting (1) HVAC Plan and (2) Enlarged Mechanical Plan, from the firms of Smith Engineering Company of Albuquerque, NM, James O. Coupland, and Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet M401, dated 7/19/00, depicting (1) Filtered Exhaust System Control Diagram, (2) Breathing Air Alarm System, and (3) Air Handling Unit Detail, from the firms of Smith Engineering Company of Albuquerque, NM, James O. Coupland, and Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet M501, dated 7/19/00, depicting (1) Gooseneck Detail, (2) Holding Tank Detail, (3) Exhaust Fan EF-3 Support, (4) Valve Box Detail, (5) Vent Thru Roof Detail, (6) Water Heater Detail, (7) Flue Thru Roof Detail, and (8) Clean Out Detail, from the firms of Smith Engineering Company of Albuquerque, NM, James 0. Coupland, and Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznik Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000;
Drawing titled "Loading Bay & Employee Center Addition ", Sheet M602, dated 7/19/00, depicting the Equipment Schedule, from the firms of Smith Engineering Company of Albuquerque, NM, James O. Coupland, and Nesser, Prestidge, Smith, Razloznilc Architects, Inc. of Carlsbad, NM, received in the Bureau of Radiation Control on October 10, 2000; and
procedure titled "Processing Mixed Waste," Issue Date: 9/18/98, Rev. 1 (replaces Rev. 0);
procedure titled "Receipt and Storage of Radioactive and Mixed Waste," Issue Date: 9/18/98, Rev. 1 (replaces Rev. 0);
procedure titled "KO61 and Incident Related Material Stabilization Process," reference no.: OP-1.4.7, Issue Date: 9/18/98, Rev. 1 (replaces Rev. 0); and
procedure titled "Survey Sample Analysis and Activity Calculation," reference no.: RS-3.3.62, Issue Date: 6/23/98, Rev. 0.
procedure titled "Bulk Solidification/ Stabilization Operations", reference no.: OP-1.4.10, Revision 0, Issue Date 8/16/00;
procedure titled "Prentice Arm Operations", reference no.: OP-1.4.11, Revision 0, Issue Date 8/18/00;
procedure titled "Shredder Operations", reference no.: OP-1.4.12, Revision 0, Issue Dated 8/18/00;
procedure titled "Decontamination of Material", reference no.: OP-1.4.8, Revision 0, Issue Date 4/25/99;
procedure titled "Release of Items from Controlled Areas and the Facility", reference no.: RS-4.4.1, Revision 1, Issue Date 1/16/01 (excluding Section 3.7); and
Responses for TDH dated January 16, 2001 (enclosure of letter dated January 16, 2001).

Title 25 of the TAC Chapter 289 shall prevail over statements contained in the above documents, unless such statements are more restrictive than the regulations.

[signed] May 24, 2001
Ruth E. McBurney, CHP, Director
Division of Licensing, Registration, and Standards
Texas Department Of Health