ML14345A855
| ML14345A855 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Issue date: | 01/13/2015 |
| From: | NRC/NMSS/DDUWP/MDB |
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| Download: ML14345A855 (1) | |
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Yes (6)
Yes (10)
Question 2: Are radioactive materials in burials, landfills, fill areas, or other areas where engineered barriers and/or land use controls are potential remedies?
Question 3: At present (or known plans) are radioactive materials or devices in soil, buildings, groundwater, or a combination of all three, with potential for future unrestricted release?
Figure 1:
Military Radium Site Prioritization Diagram Apply NRCs monitoring approach to all base areas that meet this criteria Apply NRCs monitoring approach to 1 to 2 separate base areas with different land use controls/restrictions that meet this criteria Have significant NRC comments been generated which point to potential health and safety concerns?
Perform monitoring reviews on all base areas of the site that require use restrictions and institutional controls Apply NRCs monitoring approach to 2-3 areas/
buildings with the most significant contamination (review at least 1 building)
Have significant NRC comments been generated which point to potential health and safety concerns?
Perform monitoring reviews on all base areas/buildings that will be reused Question 4: Are small amounts of radioactive material in only soil or buildings potentially below screening values with potential for future unrestricted release?
Apply NRCs monitoring approach to the 1 area/building with most significant contamination (review at least 1 building onsite if none in area identified)
Have significant NRC/State comments been generated which point to potential health and safety concerns?
Perform monitoring reviews on all base areas/buildings that will be reused Is there significant groundwater contamination/
environmental transport?
Stay-informed of activities Yes No (4)
Yes (0)
Note (recognizing that a base will have multiple sites): As part of site prioritization, for each site answer questions 1-4. Sum up the point values associated with questions 1-4 and apply a weighting factor. The sites with the highest point values will be prioritized higher than sites with lower values.
Question 1: Is the site on EPAs National Priorities List under EPA oversight?
Stay-informed of activities Yes (0)
Are engineered barriers going to be used in conjunction with land use controls?
No No No Proceed to Question 4 Stay-informed of activities Proceed to Question 4 Sum scores and apply weighting factor Sum scores and apply weighting factor Proceed to Question 3 Proceed to Question 3 Proceed to Question 2 No Proceed to Question 2 No (8)
Control s Only