PART III. INFORMATION RESOURCES APPENDIX A Recommended Practices Timeline Time Before Shipment Action
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Five years
For shipments conducted under the Nuclear Waste Policy Act, the states must know the anticipated routes Funding and technical assistance under Section 180(c) should be available to the states For new campaigns or shipments over routes not previously used, shippers should begin the transportation planning process For shipping campaigns involving spent nuclear fuel, high-level radioactive waste, or transuranic waste, the shipper should present a proposed route or routes to the states for their consideration For shipments of spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste, final transportation plan in place For transuranic waste, DOE will ensure that a rolling projection of shipments will be sent via e-mail to the affected states and CSG Midwest For shipping campaigns of long duration (i.e., greater than one year), the shipper should provide the carrier’s draft management plan to the corridor states for their review and comment For all shipping campaigns, a final transportation plan, having undergone review by the corridor states, should be in place Shippers will achieve all objectives laid out by NRC Regulation 10 CFR 73.37 or 10 CFR 37.75, as applicable
Mode and Route Selection: Route
Emergency Management Considerations: Assistance for the States Transportation Planning
Four years
Two years
Mode and Route Selection: Route
One year
Transportation Planning
Six months
Advance Notification of Shipments: Transuranic Waste
Eight weeks
Carrier Selection and Driver/Crew Compliance
45 days
Transportation Planning
Two weeks
Transportation Planning
Two weeks
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