ML17200D021
| ML17200D021 | |
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| Site: | Palisades  |
| Issue date: | 07/19/2017 |
| From: | NRC/RGN-III |
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| Download: ML17200D021 (2) | |
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Open House Palisades NRC MISSION: License and regulate the nations civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, promote the common defense and security, and protect the environment.
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RSS: http://www.nrc.gov/publicinvolve/listserver.html#rss July 26, 2017 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Welcome Meeting Agenda Feedback The purpose of tonights Open House is to 6:00-6:10 pm: Introductions/Agenda Discussion We are always looking for feedback on what discuss the NRCs assessment of Palisades we can do to make our meetings with the 6:10-8:00 pm: Open House/Information Sessions performance in 2016, the NRCs actions to public more effective. With that in mind, ensure the safety of Palisades, and issues of During information sessions, the NRC staff not please consider completing a feedback form interest to the public. involved in the presentation will be available to after the meeting.
dialogue with the public in the open house area.
Meeting Format Contacting the NRC Poster Topics To more directly engage with you, tonights If you have questions or concerns after the Reactor Oversight Process meeting, please feel free to contact one of the meeting will be conducted in an open house Julie Boettcher, Acting Senior Resident Inspector format, which is different from previous Kevin Pusateri, Acting Resident Inspector Region III Public Affairs Officers:
public meetings. Our resident and specialist inspectors will be available to talk with you Tritium and Environmental Monitoring Viktoria Mitlyng face-to-face, instead of having a formal NRC Valerie Myers, Senior Health Physicist 630-829-9662 John Cassidy, Senior Health Physicist Viktoria.Mitlyng@nrc.gov presentation followed by moderated Qs &
As. Decommissioning Activities and High Level Waste Storage Prema Chandrathil This meeting will include brief information Rhex Edwards, Senior Health Physicist 630-829-9663 sessions designed to provide basic infor- Ted Carter, Senior Project Manager Prema.Chandrathil@nrc.gov mation on three expressed topics of interest to the community to facilitate a subsequent Information Session Schedule Additional Information informal discussion with NRC staff in an 6:15-6:30 pm: The NRCs Eyes and Ears Additional information about the NRCs open house format. The topics include: inspection programs and how we ensure that If you ever wondered what a Palisades resident (1) Roles and responsibilities of our inspector does, this information session is a great way nuclear power plants operate safely can be resident inspectors; to find out. This discussion will include a summary of found on our website at www.nrc.gov.
(2) NRCs inspection programs after a plant a wide range of inspections our resident inspectors stops operating; and performed last year. About the NRC (3) NRCs independent environmental 6:45-7:00 pm: The Decommissioning Process The NRC is an independent agency created by monitoring programs and inspections. Congress. Our mission is to license and Once a nuclear power plant decides to permanently shut down, it must follow specific steps per NRCs regulate the nations civilian use of Our goal is to answer your questions, listen radioactive materials in the United States to to your concerns, and share information regulations. The NRC continues to ensure that the plant remains safe until the radiological decommis- protect public health and safety, promote the about how we ensure the safe operation of common defense and security, and protect the sioning process is complete. This information session Palisades. environment.
aims to provide an outline of the decommissioning As always, we look forward to hearing your process.
thoughts on this new format as they will Thank You 7:15-7:30 pm: Environmental Monitoring help inform our decision on the conduct of During Decommissioning We appreciate your participation tonight.
future annual assessment public meetings. Maintaining a dialogue with the public is After the plant ceases to operate, the NRC requires the facility to continue to monitor and assess its potential a high priority for the NRC and your impact on the environment. This session will focus on attendance here tonight is critical to our how our inspectors continue to independently assess accomplishing this goal.
these environmental monitoring activities.