ML20012E684
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| Site: | 05000054, 07000687 |
| Issue date: | 03/08/1990 |
| From: | Edelstein M, Fazzino J, Goldberg L ORANGE ENVIRONMENT, INC., PESTER, GOLDBERG & SCHIFF, RADIOACTIVE WASTE CAMPAIGN |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY) |
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| EA, EA-90-033, EA-90-33, NUDOCS 9004060109 | |
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REQUEST FOR HEARING AND PETITION FOR LEAVE TO INTERVENE AS AWM 13 P3 :38
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70-687 License Nos. R-81 SNM-639 EA 90-033 To The Secretary:
Pursuant to section 189(a) of the Atomic Energy Act, 42
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52239(a)(1), and 10 C.F.R. 52.714, the Radioactive Waste Campaign'("RWC") and Orange Environment, Inc.
("OEI"), hereby request a hearing with respect to Nuclear Regulatory Commission Order #EA-90-033, dated February. 13, 1990.
That Order required-Cintichem, Inc. Immediately to terminate operations at its 4
molybdenum-99 manufacturing plant located at Sterling Forest, New
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York, pending the operator's. submission of plans-for the 1
identification, repair and monitoring of any leaks or defects in the plant's containment of radioactive material.
While we are in full support.of that portion of the order mandating an immediate shutdown of the plant, we respectfully request that a full hearing on the operations, waste disposal protocol and the nature, extenc and effects of the effluents and emissions of the plant be held prior to any consideration of, or decision with respect to, the restart of the reactor.
Furthermore, we note that the original operating license for the Cintichem plant was issued in 1960, ten years l
before the effective date of the National Environmental Policy Act.
Because a) the Commission's order requires substantial changes in the operation of the plant; b) those changes may have I
a significant effect on the environment and c) upon information
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prepared-with respect to the plant, we request that a full risk assessment or environmental impact statement be completed for the Cintichem plant prior to or simultaneous with such hearings, and prior to any decision to allow the reactor to restart.
In particular,-we would like to see this study examine the risk associated with the age of the reactor, the probability of release-and accident, the potential impacts of release to the r
Indian Kill Reservoir,- the potential impacts of radioactive release on downstream water resources used extensively by the Northern New Jersey Water Authority and potential risks for residents living in the area of the plant.
The study should include an analysis of potential avenues of-release, the scope of.
air and watersheds, as well as worst case scenarios.
- Finally, the study should include an historic assessment of off-site releases of radioactive isotopes, with testing of area soils if indicated.
We believe that such an assessment would complement the program of research required by your order.
Of particular concern are the untreated and unmonitored releases of noble gases into the air, the condition of a now inactive 1.1 acre radioactive land fill and the lack of a decommissioning plan for the plant.
We further believe that this research would be useful in helping the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and EPA evaluate the SPDES and State air emissions permits that are presently under review.
Particularly, we request that you coordinate consideration of environmental impact and permit conditions with the DEC.
See 40 C.F.R. S1506.2 and 6 N.Y.C.R.R. S5617.6 and 617.16.
The study would also be of great potential benefit in evaluating the suitability of development within the Sterling Forest properties, a topic now in the planning stages.
In support of this step, we note for the record that currently some 100 residents are dependent upon the Indian Kill Reservoir.
We further refer you to the document entitled l
" Initial Baseline Report: Summary of studies in support of the Comprehensive Plan for the Preservation and Development of the Sterling Forest Community" issued in February 1990 by the Sterling Forest Corporation.
Accordirg to this document, large scale development of the Sterling Forest area is contemplated and will rely in considerable part on an estimated yield of 1.2 MGD of water from Indian Kill Reservoir.
We believe that these matters of potential environmental and social impact require a risk assessment before restart and that a hearing is more than justified in this instance.
We look forward to hearing from you on this matter.
Upon granting the request for hearing, RWC and OEI hereby petition NRC for leave to intervene as parties.
With respect to the criteria enumerated in 10 C.F.R.
S2.714(d), please note the following:
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-Orange Environment, Inc. is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization based in Orange County, New York.
Numerous members of. Orange Environment live in the Towns of Warwick and Tuxedo and in areas proximate to the Cintichem facility.
Orange Environment, Inc. has taken an active role in addressing a range of environmental issues in the County and in the area in question.
Orange Environment has previously intervened in administrative hearings on behalf of thecitizens and the environment of Orange county.
-The Radioactive Waste Campaign is a national non-profit environmental education group.
The Campaign focuses on educating citizens and elected officials on the hazards of radioactive materials.
At least 50 supporters and 3 board members of RWC live within a ten-mile radius of the plant.
Members of the Radioactive Waste Campaign have presented testimony before Congress and at permit hearings of the NRC and Department of Energy.
The Campaign acts on behalf of citizens who~ live in areas surrounding DOE or nuclear reactor facilities and potential nuclear waste dump sites.
Restart of the plant, without maximum consideration of the impact on the environment and_the health and safety of proposed intervenors' members arising from plant. operations,
" incidental" releases of radioactive materials, and.the history of'on-site disposal, will adversely affect the interest of our organizations.
Thank you for your responsiveness to this matter.
Sincerely, Orange Envi by M c ael R.
Edelstein, Ph.D.,
RD2 Maple Ave. Goshen, NY 10924 914-294-5023(h) or 201 529-7745(w)
Radioactive Waste Campaign ti2A> YM by Iban Fazzino, Projects Director 625 Broadway, 2nd floor New York, New York 10012 212 473-7390 Pejs er, Gold %fg Schiff 61awAA* u. W -
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Cintiches, Incorporated ATTN: Mr. James J. McGovern
-Plant M6 nager P. O. Box 816 Tuxedo, New York 10987 Gentlemen:-
Subject:
- 0RDERMODIFYINGLICENSE(EFFECTIVEIl9tEDIATELY)
Enclosed is an Order Modifying License, effective immediately. This Order requires that the. facility remain shutdown until you have identified and fixed existing leaks at your facility that have resulted in the release of radioactivity to an-onsite retention pond.
We recognize that suspension of your NRC-licensed activities may impact the delivery of medical care.
Therefore, please' keep the Regional Administrator,
-Region I, informed of the impact of this Order on the ability of the medical community. to obtain radioisotopes.
In accordance with 10 CFR 2.790 of the NRC's'" Rules of Practice," Part 2, Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, a copy of this letter and the enclosed Order will be placed in the NRC's Public Document Room.
The responses ~ directed by the accompanying Order are not subject to the clearance procedures of the Office of Management and Budget, as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980, PL 96-511.
Sincerely,
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-NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMIS$10N Cintiches, Incorporated Docket Nos.
50-54 P. O. Box 816-70-687 Tuxedo, New York 10987-License Nos. R SNM-639 EA 90-033 ORDER MODIFYING LICENSE (EFFECTIVEI!WEDIATELY)
I Cint1 chem, Incorporated (the" Licensee")istheholderofLicenseNos.R-81and SNM-639. License No. R-81 and License No.~SNM-639 authorize the Licensee to produce and process radioisotopes.
License No. R-81 was issued by-the Nuclear Regulatory Comission (the "Comission" or "NRC") on September 7,1961, was most-recently amended on March 14, 1989, and is due to expire on June 30, 2000.
License No. SNM-639 was most recently renewed by the NRC on.0ctober 19, 1984, was most recently amended on May 17, 1989, and is currently under timely renewal, Other activities involving radioactive byproduct material are conducted at this site under the authority of the State of New York.
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On February 9, 1990, the Licensee reported to the NRC Region I office the i.
identification of an unmonitored release of radioactively contaminated L
water from the facility's reactor building to-aii2 site retention pond.
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The rapid and unexpected buildup of radicactivity in the retention pond, combined with the increase in the pond level due to rainfall the night
.of February 9 and the morning of February 10.. indicates a significant potential for radioactive releases in excess of regulatory limits. ' An NRC inspection team was dispatched to the facility, and arrived at the facility.
on the evening of February 9,1990.
Subsequently, the team was informed that the uncontrolled release of radioactivity to the pond apparently resulted from a failure of part of the concrete wall of the gamma pit.
(The g6suna pit is a' water-filled pool which is used for the temporary storage of radioactive -
material.)
Subsequently, on February 12, the Licensee informed the NRC inspection team that another concrete vessel on site, namely, the holdup tank (which is located in the reactor builcing and which is used to e.llow the decay of short-lived isotopes in the reactor coolant),=also apparently had develuped a leak.
The foregoing relates to matters subject to the NRC's jurisdiction'.
III The concurrent identification, within a very short time period, of the failure-l of two concrete vessels, resulting in the uncontrolled release of radioactively
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licenses will be in compliance with Commission requirements. Therefore, continued operation of the facility without additional action is inconsistent f
with the Cosmission's requirements.
In view of the potential risks to the public from uncontrolled releases of radioactively contaminated materials from the facility, I have determined, pursuant to 10 CFR 2.204, that public health, safety and interest requires that this Order be made immediately vffect:ye.
IV Accordingly, pursuant to Sections 57,104,16;b.,101c.,1611., and 161o.,
182, and 186 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, and the Commission %
regulations in 10 CFR 2.204 and 10 CFR Parts 50 and 70, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, THAT LICENSE fl05. R 81 AllD Snit-639 ARE MODIFIED, EFFECTIVELY IMMEDIATELY, AS FOLLOWS:
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The reactor remain shut down until such time as the Licensee:
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Submits to the NRC, for its review and approval, a plan to:
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Promptly identify, by inspection, existing locations of leaks of radioactively contaminated material from the facility; b.
Promptly repair all existing leaks, and assure their effectiveness; c.
Estabitsh and implement a monitoring program to assure the prompt identification of future leaks of radioactively i
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Implement the plce; and l
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Notify the NRC, in writing under oath or affirmation., that the L
plan has been completea, onc the Regional Admi't.istrator, Region 1, E
6uthorizes restart of the reactor.
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Following authorization for restart pursuant to paragraph A.3 above, the Licensee shall implement the monitoring program approved pursuant to paragraph A.1.c.
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Within 90 days of the date of this Order, the Licensee shall submit to I
the Regional Administrator, Region I, for review and approval, a detailed plan for identification of the root causer of the undetected and uncontrolled leaks of radioactive material, as well as any structural deterioration of the structures, systems, and components. The plan l
shall include a schedule with appropriate milestones.
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Upon completion of the plan set forth in Section IV.C a report shall be submitted to the Regional Administrator, Region I, which describes the i
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hearing should be clearly urked as a ' Request for Hearing" and sna.1 be submitted to the Secre?.ary U.S. Imcltar Regule. tory tonm!st, ton, Wsshingtns, t
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hearing request also shall be sent to the Director, Office of Enforcerent, j
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission, Washington, D.C. 20555, to the Assistant L
General Counsel for Hearings and Enforcement at the same address, and to the Regional Administrator, Region I, 475 Allendale Road, King nf Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406.
If a person other than the licensee requests a hearing, that person shall set forth witn particularity the manner in which his interest is adversely affected by this Order and shall address the criteria set forth in10CFR2.714(d).
In the absence of any request for a hearing within the specified time, this Order shall be final without further Order or proceedings.
l A REQUEST FOR HEARING SHALL NOT STAY THE IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVENESS OF THIS n
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and ucense No. SNM-639 authonse the in view of the potentistriebs.4p-the,.6 Amendment to Feellity Operating Ucensee to produce and process public from uncor trolled relamaan af l
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contalamcat intenanted leak rate test On February 9.1990, the Ucensee fallows;
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radioactively contaminated nitorialWU l withdrawal of the appilention was the combined with the incronesis the pond ~ from the far'.ltry;' - m' m a e
licensee's determinetion thatthe-level due to rainfallthe might af w.
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'04 should be conducted during this,7..,... ' radioactive releases in excess of refueling outage. ' ' ~l
- prompt @g juegram toesserethFoffate A similar request for an[,e,d,4xemption to regulatory limits. An NRC inspection monitorin
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? etreaheel detusterettenet the eeructores, of AmenementWpeelmyOperseng' how that interest may be affected by th'e sterne, and r-The pies Uconer anst Opportunity Mr Heartnf results of the proceedm' s.Tha petition inclode a embedelpwe ne U.S. Nuclear Regulatory should speedically explala the reasons
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forth in esotion IV.C. a report shall be to Facility Opersting Ucense No. NPF.,
following lactors:(1JThe naturm~of b subastled to the Regional
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na Regional Director. Region ! may plant. Unit No.1 located in Lake County, entered in the proceedingon tha, bo In wnting relax or terminets all portions
- Ohio, petitioner's interest. He petition a of the Ordw for good sense abown.
ne amendment would remove b alaoldentify the specific aspect (alof the V
Reactor Core isolation Cooling (RCIC) subject matter of the proceeding as to ne Ucensee, or any person who la equipment room high differendal which peUUoner wishes to latervene, temperature (delta T) trip function from Any person who boa flied a patitfon for adversely affected by this Order may echnical Specificauon Table 3.3.41.
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admitted as a party may emead the request a hearms wela 30. days of the date of this Order. A reguset for beanns should be ci of the Perry Nuclear Power Plant. Unit petition without requestingleave of the for Heanns,early marked na a Request No.1. The licensees submitted the Board up to fifteen (15) days prior to b and shall be submitted to the Secretary. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory request for amendment by application first pre-hearing conference ubeduled i
in the proceeding. but such an amended Commission.WaaMagton ME dated lanuary 19,1990, Attertion: Chief. Docketing and Service Pr.or to issuance of the proposed petition must astisfy the specificity license errendment, the Commission requirements deatnbod aboved,
section.Copks o' the beenna request also shall be oest to las Director. OfBca 4 hve tsade fin ilnga required by the Not later than hfican (la) dayiptioe to Atomic Er.ergy Ac. of1954, es cmended b first prehearing confersaca....
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the Aaalatant General Countel for retmlations, shall file a supplement to the petidea to j
Hearinga and hforces wet et tht rame fi'e a request for a hesrtre with ryeoect the ccctentmas that are acephtso be '
Dy March 30.1Wo. the licensee may Catervene, which'n:ust include s.liatof l
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by inis Order end strah Litees the interrene. Requeste for a bsaring and opinion which auppor*. the contameh entena aat forthin 10 GFR FM4/dl. In petitions forleave to intervene shall be and on which the pntilkMrfat=h to the saanneg rany reensetbr a hearms fDed b Wm M h " "
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