Radioactive Materials
Regulation of the extraction, handling, processing, storage, and disposal of radioactive material in Texas
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Delinquent Fees and Penalties Will Affect Processing Applications
Effective Sept. 1, 2006, the TCEQ will no longer issue, amend, or renew permits, registrations, certifications, or licenses to an entity or person who is delinquent on penalties or fees. |
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Radioactive Material: Am I Regulated?
Overview of regulated radioactive materials and the agencies that regulate them in Texas. |
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Disposing of X-Ray Equipment in Texas
Instructions for disassembling X-ray equipment, checking components for PCBs, and properly disposing of the components according to Texas regulations. |
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Waste Control Specialists LLC License Application for By-Product Material Disposal
Links to documents and information relevant to application by Waste Control Specialists LLC for a license to authorize disposal of radioactive by-products in Andrews County. |
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Uranium Recovery Surface Activities
Applying for radioactive material license for uranium recovery. Applicable rules, statutes, and guidance for handling radioactive materials associated with in situ mining. Information on financial assurance requirements, compliance and enforcement, and methods for uranium recovery. |
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Applying for a Radioactive Material License
Licensing review process, public notice, and forms to be used by all persons or businesses who wish to handle, process, store radioactive waste, or recover source material in Texas. |
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Class III Injection Wells Regulated by the TCEQ
Process for obtaining a permit for a Class III injection well in Texas. Links to application forms and relevant rules, including those for well design and operation. |
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Texas Radiation Advisory Board
TRAB members are the state's advisors on all radiation issues and hold meetings to review the rules, guidance, and programs of the agencies that regulate radiation in Texas. |
