Appendix CRF - Part 3 - Northamptonshire County Council

Disposal of very low level solid waste
K10 What is the maximum amount of very low level solid waste you intend to dispose of with
normal refuse in any one month?
Cubic metres
K11 How do you intend to dispose of very low level solid waste?
Landfill at a site under your control
Collection by a Local Authority or its contractor
Transfer to another contractor for landfill
L Solid Waste (excluding Sealed Sources)
L1 Do you intend to accumulate or dispose of solid waste?
Please note that solid waste in the form of sealed sources is covered in Annex S to this form - please
complete that Annex if you need an authorisation to accumulate or dispose of sealed sources. Do not
include waste which can be disposed of without an authorisation under the terms of an exemption
order. Waste accumulated to enable short-lived radionuclides to decay should be included.
Yes Please continue with the rest of this section
No Please go to the next section
Accumulation of solid waste
L2 Do you intend to accumulate solid waste?
This includes accumulation of waste to enable short-lived radionuclides to decay.
Yes Please continue with the rest of this section
No Please go to next section
L3 What is the chemical and physical nature of the waste?
L4 How much radioactive waste do you intend to store?
• Where one or a few radionuclides dominate the waste you should detail each of them.
• You must detail all alpha-emitting radionuclides.
• If you use just a few megabecquerels of similar radionuclides, you can list them as a group.
Examples could be ‘Tritium/Carbon 14’ or ‘total other radionuclides excluding alpha emitters’. This will
give you flexibility.
Radionuclide Maximum activity in becquerels Maximum Time of
Accumulation
L5 How much waste do you intend to accumulate at any one time?
Cubic metres
L6 Why are you suggesting this time period(s) for accumulating the waste?
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