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SITING
BOARD DOCUMENTS
Many of
these documents are available on-line in Adobe Acrobat
or word processing formats:
ADMINISTRATION
Chairman's
July 2000 Letter
Chairman's
January 2000 Letter
Chairman's
February 5, 1998 Letter to Governor Whitman
Who
Is the NJ Siting Board?, a listing of Siting Board and
Advisory Committee Members
ANNUAL
REPORTS
2001
Annual Report - March 2002
2000
Annual Report
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March 2001
1999
Annual Report
- April 2000
1998
Annual Report - March 1999 (PDF)
1997
Annual Report - March 1998
1996
Annual Report - March 1997
LLRW REPORTS
September
2000 Update: NJ Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Plan
(PDF) This document describes the characteristics and management
of the low-level radioactive waste generated in New Jersey;
offers projections for waste that is likely to be generated;
and discusses transportation, disposal methods, and commercial
viability of the disposal facility.
Report
to the Governor: Disposal Options Report
(PDF) This June 1999 report includes the history
of waste disposal, current and potential disposal options
for radioactive waste generated in New Jersey, national issues,
and the report's conclusions
Status
Report: Managing Low-Level Radioactive Waste in New Jersey,
1987-1998 and Beyond, June 1998
New
Jersey Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Plan: 1996 Update.
This document describes the characteristics and management
of the low-level radioactive waste generated in New Jersey;
offers projections for waste that is likely to be generated;
and discusses transportation, disposal methods, and commercial
viability of the disposal facility.
FACILITY
SITING
An
Introduction to the Issues: Siting a Low-Level Radioactive
Waste Disposal Facility in New Jersey. This
is a question-and-answer booklet that asks and answers
basic questions about low-level radioactive waste. It is a
general introduction, or primer, to the issues.
New
Jersey's Voluntary Plan for Siting a Low-Level Radioactive
Waste Disposal Facility. This 28-page book lays out the
reasons why New Jersey needs to find a site at which generators
can dependably and permanently dispose of the low-level radioactive
waste they generate. It explains the philosophy and objectives
-- as well as the steps, or phases -- of the voluntary siting
process.
Hosting
New Jersey's Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility:
Could It Be Right for Your Community? This 18-minute long
video introduces the viewer to why waste is generated, how
it is minimized, why New Jersey needs a facility to ensure
its safe disposal, and what incentives and benefits the community
that volunteers to host the facility will receive.
Voluntary
Site Evaluation Methodology for Siting a Low-Level Radioactive
Waste Disposal Facility in New Jersey . This technical
report describes how potential sites will be characterized,
or evaluated to determine their viability and licensability
for New Jersey's disposal facility.
Preliminary
Site Investigation Program for Evaluating a Potential Site
for New Jersey's Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility.
This publication lays out the objectives and timeframe
for the initial phase of evaluating a potential site.
The
Site Characterization Program for Evaluating a Potential Site
for New Jersey's Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility.
This publication lays out the objectives and timeframe
for the full-scale site characterization, or evaluation, of
a site offered by a potential host community.
New
Jersey Doctors, Scientists & Educators Agree: 'A disposal
facility for low-level radioactve waste would be a safe neighbor.'
is a statement signed by doctors, scientists, and educators
that lists their names and affiliations.
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