Utah Admin. Code R313-24-5 - Director's Environmental Analysis
(1) For each new license application,
application for renewal, or other licensing action for which an environmental
report is required, the director shall perform an independent analysis and
prepare a written environmental analysis that includes the following elements,
including consideration of environmental impact mitigation measures, as
applicable:
(a) an assessment of the
radiological and non-radiological impacts to the public health and the
environment from the activities to be conducted pursuant to the proposed
action;
(b) an assessment of any
impact on waterways and groundwater resulting from the activities to be
conducted pursuant to the proposed action;
(c) consideration of alternatives to the
activities to be conducted pursuant to the proposed action; and
(d) consideration of the long-term impacts
such as decommissioning, decontamination, and reclamation impacts associated
with activities to be conducted pursuant to the proposed action, specifically
including the management of any byproduct material, as defined by
42 U.S.C. Section
2014(e)(2).
(2) In preparing the environmental
analysis, the director may rely upon and incorporate by reference the
environmental report prepared by the applicant as required by Section
R313-24-4, and any previous Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) or other
relevant environmental analysis prepared by the applicant, or by any federal,
state, or local agencies, to the extent the agencies have jurisdiction over the
matters.
(3) The environmental
analysis, or any part of the environmental analysis, shall be prepared directly
by or under supervision of the director.
(4) The director shall make available to the
public, in connection with any public notice and comment period under Section
R313-17-2, any information or analysis provided or prepared under Sections
R313-24-4 and R313-24-5, including any environmental analysis that the director
has relied upon or incorporated by reference under Subsection R313-24-5(2). If
the proposed action is subject to a question and answer hearing under Section
R313-17-4, the director shall make available to the public the information or
analysis performed under Sections R313-24-4 and R313-24-5 at least 60 days
before the date for the hearing.
(5) Following any public comment period and
question and answer hearing associated with licensing actions subject to Rule
R313-24, the director shall, after reviewing the public comments received,
issue a written final decision.
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