MINUTES
(approved January 22, 2003)
CENTRAL INTERSTATE LLRW COMMISSION
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE MEETING
TUESDAY, July 2, 2002, 1:30 P.M.
In compliance with
Commission Bylaws and Rules, a meeting notice announcing the date, time,
location and agenda availability was mailed to the interested parties on June
18,2002.
A Special Telephone
Meeting of the Central Interstate LLRW Commission was held Tuesday, July 2,
2002, for the purpose of taking action on export applications.
Participating in the
meeting via telephone were: Laura Gilson, Arkansas Commissioner; Bernie Bevill
Arkansas Alternate Commissioner: Ron Hammerschmidt, Kansas Alternate
Commissioner; Michael Henry, Louisiana Commissioner; Dr. Greg Hayden, Nebraska
Commissioner; Catherine Sharp, Oklahoma Commissioner and Commission
Chairperson; John Etheridge, Entergy Corporation; and Chet Fowler, Wolf Creek
Nuclear Operating Company.
Present in the
Commission office, 1033 ‘O’ Street, Suite 530, Lincoln, Nebraska, were: Rita
Houskie, Commission Administrator; Terry Davis, Commission Secretary; and the
court reporter.
The meeting was called
to order at approximately 1:35 p.m. and all Commissioners responded to the roll
call. No requests by members of the
public were made to speak during the general public comment period.
The Chair asked that the
applications be considered in their respective groupings.
Motion by Kansas, second by Arkansas, to approve
the 2 Federal Applications to Export Waste for FY2002-2003.
Motion passed
4-0-1 (Nebraska abstaining)
Motion by Louisiana, second by Kansas, to approve
the 12 Non-Federal Applications to Export Waste for FY2002-2003 pending
receipt of appropriate fees.
Discussion followed
the above stated motion with the Administrator indicating that fees for two of
the applications were still in process and had not yet been received by the
Commission's office that resulted in an amendment to the motion to which the
maker and seconder approved.
Motion passed
5-0
Motion by Arkansas, second by Louisiana, to approve
the 7 Major Generator / Utility Applications to Export Waste for FY2002-2003
and to refund $13,400 to Kerr-McGee.
Motion
passed 4-1.
Discussion was held
regarding whether a motion was required to forgive the $13,400.00 second
payment amount set by the export fee schedule approved at the Annual meeting.
It was agreed by the commissioners that a motion was not required and that it
was understood that the $13,400 would not be invoiced due to the seventh
generator's application.
The Chair asked if there
was any other business to be discussed before the Commission.
Motion by Kansas, second by Arkansas, to adjourn the meeting.
Motion
passed 5-0.
The meeting was
adjourned at approximately 1:42 p.m.
