(i) Copies of the minutes of the public hearings held on the draft environmental impact statement associated with a state agency action on a license, permit, or approval for a low-level radioactive waste management facility, and the department's responses to the views, comments, information and recommendations thereon; and

(ii) A listing providing a brief description, identification, or reference for each report, study, or other document relied upon by the department for information supporting its analyses or conclusions. f. The lead agency shall keep each other state agency before which any such application is pending informed of the progress of its development of the final environmental impact statement. Immediately upon issuance of the final environmental impact statement, the lead agency shall deliver a copy to each such other state agency. No later than thirty days after the issuance of such final environmental impact statement, the lead agency and each such other state agency shall issue their decisions with respect to such licenses, permits, and other approvals with any reasonable modifications or conditions which the lead agency, and each such other state agency, respectively, finds required in accordance with the provisions of law and regulations applicable to its respective action or proceeding. Each agency shall publish notice in the state register of its decision with respect to such licensing or other approval. Each such decision shall be based upon the administrative record for the respective action or proceeding. 5. In any action or proceeding of the department or any other state agency on any application for a required state license, permit, or other approval for any low-level radioactive waste management facilities, including any related draft or final environmental impact statement proposed or submitted in connection with such application, the following matters as determined by statute or certified pursuant to section 29-0105 of this article shall not be in issue: a. the need for such facilities or the alternative of no action; b. the site or sites of such facilities; c. for permanent disposal facilities, the disposal methods to be utilized; d. the nature or type of facilities as specifically required or authorized by statute; and e. the classes of waste which may be stored or disposed of at such facilities.