Amend CSHB 1567 as follows:                                                  
	(1)  In SECTION 7 of the bill, strike proposed Section 
401.216(b), Health and Safety Code (Senate committee printing page 
6, lines 32-36), and reletter subsequent subsections accordingly.
	(2)  In SECTION 7 of the bill, after proposed Section 
401.216, Health and Safety Code (Senate committee printing page 6, 
between lines 42 and 43), insert the following:
	Sec. 401.2165.  VOLUME LIMITS FOR FEDERAL FACILITY WASTE.  
(a)  In this section, "Class A low-level radioactive waste," "Class 
B low-level radioactive waste," and "Class C low-level radioactive 
waste" have the meanings assigned by the department by rule.
	(b)  The department shall limit the overall capacity of the 
federal facility waste disposal facility to not more than 1,333,333 
cubic yards.
	(c)  The combined volume of Class B low-level radioactive 
waste and Class C low-level radioactive waste accepted at the 
federal facility waste disposal facility may not exceed 5,000 cubic 
yards.
	(d)  The volume of containerized Class A low-level 
radioactive waste accepted at the federal facility waste disposal 
facility may not exceed 10,000 cubic yards.
	(e)  The volume of uncontainerized Class A low-level 
radioactive waste accepted at the federal facility waste disposal 
facility may not exceed 1,318,333 cubic yards.
	(f)  The compact waste disposal facility license holder may 
request an amendment to increase the overall capacity of the 
federal facility waste disposal facility on or after the fifth 
anniversary of the date the license holder begins disposing of 
federal facility waste.  An amendment under this subsection may  
authorize only an increase in the total volume of uncontainerized 
Class A low-level radioactive waste that may be accepted at the 
federal facility waste disposal facility.
	(g)  The department may authorize an increase under 
Subsection (f) if the total volume of uncontainerized Class A 
low-level radioactive waste over the projected life of the federal 
facility waste disposal facility will be 4,985,000 cubic yards or 
less.
	(h)  Before authorizing an amendment under Subsection (f), 
the department shall:
		(1)  perform a needs assessment for expanding the 
overall capacity of uncontainerized Class A low-level radioactive 
waste;
		(2)  analyze the waste characteristics of the 
additional uncontainerized Class A low-level radioactive waste the 
amendment would permit;
		(3)  perform an impact assessment based on the proposed 
increase in capacity, including the potential impact on compact 
waste accepted at the compact waste disposal facility;
		(4)  examine the compliance history of the compact 
waste disposal facility license holder; and
		(5)  hold a public hearing on the amendment.