RECE~VED

CLERK’S OFFICE

CONTROL BOARD

NOV 05 2004

STATE

OF ILLINOIS

IN THE MATTER OF:

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Pollution Control Board

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REVISIONS TO RADIUM WATER QUALITY

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R04-21

STANDARDS: PROPOSED NEW

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ILL. ADM. )

Rulemaking

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Water

CODE 302.307 and AMENDMENTS TO

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ILL. ADM. CODE 302.207 and

302.525

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First Hearing: April 1, 2004, Chicago

Exhibit

1: A

map ofthe public water supply intakes in the State of Illinois, Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency (Agency) Division ofPublic Water Supplies, Groundwater

Section, March 2004.

Exhibit 2: A map ofthe radionuclide MCL violations for Illinois communitywater supply

facilities, Agency Division ofPublic Water Supplies, Groundwater Section, 2001.

Second Hearing: May 6, 2004, Springfield

Exhibit 3: Pre-filed testimony ofMr. Dennis Duffield, P.E., on behalf ofthe City ofJoliet

(referredto as Exhibit 1 on page 22 ofthe May 6, 2004 hearing).

Third Hearing: August

25,

2004, Springfield

Exhibit 4: Pre-filed testimony ofTheodore G. Adams on behalf ofWater Remediation

Technology, LLC (WRT), with Exhibits A through J attached.

Exhibit

5:

Pre-filed Testimony ofCharles Williams on BehalfofWater Remediation

Technology, LLC, with Exhibits 1 through 3 attached.

Exhibit 6: Figure 4 ofMr. Williams’ pre-filed testimony, entitled Reverse Osmosis Radium

Removal Process, including handwritten values indicating the radium concentration per gram of

the precipitant used by WRT and radium concentration ofthe reject water.

Exhibit 7: Figure 8 ofMr. Williams’ pre-filed testimony, entitled Hydrous Manganese Oxide

Radium Removal Process, including handwritten values indicating the radium concentration per

gram ofthe precipitant used by WRT.

Exhibit 8: Figure 6 ofMr. Williams’ pre-filed testimony, entitled Ion Exchange Radium

Removal Process, including handwritten values indicating the radium concentration per gram of

the precipitant used by WRT and radium concentration ofthe rinse water.

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Exhibit 9: Figure 11 of Mr. Williams’ pre-filed testimony, entitled Absorbent Media Radium

Removal Process, including handwritten values indicating the radium concentration pôr gram of

loaded media used by WRT.

Exhibit 10: “Effects ofIonizing Radiation on Aquatic Organisms,” National Council on

Radiation Protection and Measurements Report No. 109, Aug. 30, 1991.

Exhibit 11: Copy ofletter from Mr. Steven C. Collins from the Division ofNuclear Safety ofthe

Illinois EmergencyManagement Agency to Mr. Charles S. Williams, President ofWRT,

regarding WRT’s understanding ofthe removal and disposal ofradium in drinking water.

Exhibit 12: The Agency’s responses to questions pre-filed by the Sierra Club and Environmental

Law & Policy Center to the Agency.

Fourth Hearing: October 21 and

22, 2004

Exhibit 13: Amended testimony ofDr. Brian Anderson, on behalf ofWRT Environmental. This

testimony amends the Pre-filed testimony ofDr. Brian Anderson and Ms. Angela Tin filed by

WRT Environmental on October 8, 2004.

Exhibit 14: Amended supplemental testimony ofMr. Theodore G. Adams, on behalfofWRT

Environmental, including Attachments A through I. This testimony amends attachments A, B,

and E ofthe Pre-filed supplemental testimony ofMr. Theodore Adams filed by WRT

Environmental on October 8, 2004.

Exhibit

15:

“A Graded Approach forEvaluating Radiation Doses to Aquatic and Terrestrial

Biota (DOE-STD-1 153-2002),” for Use in DOE Compliance and Risk Assessment Activities,

U.S. Department ofEnergy, Domotor, Stephen, July 2002.

Exhibit 16: Sections 4,

5,

and 8 of“Toxicological Profile for Radium,” U.S. Public Health

Service in collaboration with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, December 1990.

Exhibit 17: Application ofR.M.D. Operations, LLC for a new radioactive material license,

Illinois Department ofNuclear Safety, September 23, 2004.