ML19344D852
| ML19344D852 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Issue date: | 08/19/1980 |
| From: | Henry J NRC OFFICE OF STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT |
| To: | Kirk W AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
| References | |
| RULE-PRM-30-56 NUDOCS 8008260140 | |
| Download: ML19344D852 (2) | |
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Engincertryj Consultant 129 Cherry Hill Road Orange, Connecticut OMll Dear Mr. Kirk 25, 1930, the Acting Executive Director for Operations denied Petitior.
i On July for Rule !1aking 3'3-56 filed by Mr. Walter P. Peaples, Jr. on behalf of Gulf
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The petitioner proposed that the ibclear Regulatory Comission be divided into two separate entities - one area would deal with fissile naterials and the second area would deal with byproduct materials.
In view of your interest in PRi 30-56 I am encl'osing for your infomation a copy of the notice of denial published in the Federal Register on August 13, 1980. The notice sumarizes the petition, cements by interested persons, staff responses, and assigned functions within.the !bclear Regulatory Comission, and sets out the grounds of dental: Given the structure of the Energy Reorganization Act of 1974, as anended, it is clear that Congress intended the I
newly created !;uclear Regulatory Comission to have licensing and related regulatory authority not only over nuclear reactors, uranin at111ng, nuclear fuel processing and reprecassing, and other areas dealing with fissile materials The TGC i tsel f but also have this same authority over byproduct materials.
cannot *...' separate the United States Nuclear Regulatory Comission,in eitherinto two separate er.tities.... " Such a separation could only be accomplished of two ways:
(1) enactment of. legislation by the U. S. Congress, the method by which the existing tRC was created; or (2) through impltr.entation of an Executive Reorganization Plan pursuant to.5 (L 5. C. 901 et seq. '
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ua-N Mr. William F. Kirk Mr. Curtis Ballew Engineering Consultant Chief Radiographer 129 Cherry Hill Road Riley-Seaird, Inc.
Orange, Connecticut 06411 P. O. Box 31115 Shreveport, LA Mr. C. P. Hopcraft Manager Logging Services Mr. W. W. Schaefer NL McCullough, NL Industries, Inc.
Senior Director - Quality P. O. Box 2575 Assurance Houston, Texas 77001 American Airlines P. O. Box 51009 Mr. Lawrence Mercardante Tulsa, Oklahoma 74151 Laboratory Manager Municipal Testing Laboratcry, Inc.
Mr. W. D. Hollander.
160 Lauman Lane Radiation Safety Officer Hicksville New York 11801 Adirondack Steel Casting Company, Inc.
Mr. Brue Kovacs, Watervliet, New York 12189 Senior Radiographer Foster Wheeler Energy Corporation 110 South Orange Avenue Livingston, New Jersey 07039 Mr. Edward M. Beck, P.E.
Radiation Safety Officer Law Engineering Testing Company P. O. Box 11297 501 Minuet Lane Charlotte, North Carolina 28220 Mr Allen C. Cash Radiation Safety Officer Yuba Heat Transfer Corporation P. O. Box 3158 l
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74101 Mr. Leonard P. Smeal Vice President - Quality Assurance Benjamin F. Shaw Company 2 Mill Road, Drawer 228 l
Wilmington, Delaware 19899 Mr. E. L. Thomas Assistant Vice President - Engineering Air Transport Association 1709 New York Avenue NW.
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