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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Decommissioning Process for the U.S. Department of Energy under the West Valley Demonstration Project Act Chad Glenn NRC West Valley Project Manager 301-415-6722 CJG1 @nrc.gov March 23, 2004

NRC Decomnmissioning Process for DOE under WVDP Act

  • NRC prescribes decommissioning criteria
  • DOE submits decommissioning plan (DP)
  • NRC performs acceptance review if information not sufficient, inform DOE if information sufficient, publish Federal Register Notice (FRN) to:

(1) acknowledge receipt of DP for review (2) request public comment on DP March 23, 2004 1

Decommissioning Plan Review

  • NRC performs detailed review of DP approve as submitted, or identify requests for additional information (RAIs), consider DOE responses, and determine if RAIs resolved
  • NRC completes safety and environmental review March 23, 2004 2

Steps After NRC Approval of DP

  • DOE conducts remediation per approved DP
  • NRC conducts in-process monitoring inspections
  • DOE submits Final Status Survey Report (FSSR) to show Derived Concentration Guideline Levels met
  • NRC reviews FSSR and conducts confirmatory survey, if needed
  • NYSERDA follows decommissioning process/license termination under the Atomic Energy Act March 23, 2004 3

Opportunities for Public Participation

  • During development of the DP
  • Upon NRC receipt of the DP
  • During public NRC meetings regarding the DP
  • Upon publication of the Draft Decommissioning Environmental Impact Statement
  • During NYSERDA's decommissioning process March 23, 2004 4

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DOE's Approach (Preferred EIS Alternative) for the WVDP Decommissioning Key points A'phased decommissioning approach tailored to the complex site o The Decommissioning Plan will provide for a phased decommissioning approach o Phase 1 will maintain the deactivated Process Building capable to safely store and remove the HLW canisters and will decommission the:'

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.o 'Phase 3 will remove and ship HLW,canisters, decontaminate and decommissiohcth Proce'Building and support areas and complete firal status surveys and final'preparations of 'WVDP project premises

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radioaty o 'DCGLs will be established for decontamination fctera o inal status surveys using MARSSiM protocols will confirm th'at decontaminati'onhas been successful to

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DOE's Approach (Preferred EIS Alternative) for the WVDP Decommissioning Key points A decommissioning approach that will reflect changes in deactivation and in the EIS o The Decommissioning Plan will be maintained as a living document with NRC approval of canges as appropriate, such as.

Changes related to completin ofdeacivation activities Changes related to the EIS Record of Decision The DP will be "goverinent neutral" -

Where responsibility-for adtivities underth pln is tyt resolved, the DP assunes thatresponsibity wil liewith the Conceptual schedule Re-ecing te genral sequencefotdecommissloning approach I

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footpnints remediated to soil..

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and the cavte filled with The Inecposwereused to ~ol~kia ~ste Vtefo, sapigbfor transfer to Lagoon 2 The Old Interdeptoriwas an open unlined concrete.

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DOE's Approach (Preferred EIS Alternative) for the WVDP Decommissioning o The HLW tanks will be closed in place

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. - Final phase will include removal and shipping HLW and

.--preparing facilities for surrender to'NYSERDA

-o Removing HLW canisters and shipping them to repository.

-o Deco'ntaminating and decommissioning processbuilding o Decommissioning remaining support areas

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-m Io n Phase 3 In summary The major poits that have been addressed o The DP Rwill describe how DOE's prerr altemative for the Dicommissioning EIS will be implemntetd o The PF will prvide, for a phased decommisioing approach o heDP will ~

enable~q mintenalc of high level waste canisters during SAFSTOR by an appropriate government agency o The DP will assure NRC's LTR for restricted release is met O The.DP will enable eventual surrender of the project premises to NYSERDA for maintenance under NRC license with LTR met o The DP will be maintained as a lving documn with appropriate NRCpproval changes and will tan a

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