Arizona § 30-696 License application; review requirements

Arizona Statutes

§ 30-696 — License application; review requirements

Arizona § 30-696

Title 30Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 4CONTROL OF IONIZING RADIATION

Art. 4Control and Maintenance of Radioactive Material Processing Operations

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 30-696 (2026).

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A.The department, with the assistance of appropriate state agencies, shall review the radioactive materials license application. The review shall document, at a minimum:

1.Alternatives considered for the siting of any uranium milling or mill tailings disposal facilities.

2.Alternative designs or schemes for mill tailings management and disposal.

3.An assessment of the radiological impacts of uranium milling operations and mill tailings management techniques.

4.An assessment of potential impacts on groundwater of uranium milling operations and mill tailings management techniques.

B.Results of the review shall be published and made available to the public and requesting state agencies.

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A. The department, with the assistance of appropriate state agencies, shall review the radioactive materials license application. The review shall document, at a minimum:

1. Alternatives considered for the siting of any uranium milling or mill tailings disposal facilities.

2. Alternative designs or schemes for mill tailings management and disposal.

3. An assessment of the radiological impacts of uranium milling operations and mill tailings management techniques.

4. An assessment of potential impacts on groundwater of uranium milling operations and mill tailings management techniques.

B. Results of the review shall be published and made available to the public and requesting state agencies.