Agreement to Dispose of Solid Radioactive Wastes on Land is a legal document between the generator of the waste and the disposal site operator. The agreement outlines the responsibilities and requirements of both parties with regard to the disposal of solid radioactive waste. It is used to ensure that the disposal of radioactive waste is done safely and in accordance with applicable regulations. The agreement typically covers topics such as waste characterization, transport, storage, and disposal procedures, monitoring and reporting requirements, and financial assistance. It also outlines the roles and responsibilities of each party in the event of an accident or incident. The two main types of Agreement to Dispose of Solid Radioactive Wastes on Land are Permit-to-Dispose Agreements and Disposal Facility License Agreements. Permit-to-Dispose Agreements are issued by the regulatory authority, and grant a generator permission to dispose of their waste at a specific facility. Disposal Facility License Agreements are issued by the disposal facility operator, and outline the terms and conditions of the disposal of waste at the facility.