ML20029C558
| ML20029C558 | |
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|---|---|
| Site: | 07003073 |
| Issue date: | 02/05/1993 |
| From: | Ostmeyer J KERR-MCGEE CORP. |
| To: | Rood F OKLAHOMA, STATE OF |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 9403110252 | |
| Download: ML20029C558 (3) | |
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&lv] KERR-McGEEmill4!!!Al10N n nn um e a n un. on ai*= co<. on *m m nm iebruary 5, 1993 UERTIFIED MAIL HT:TUltrl RECEIPT REQUESTED 11 r. l'enton R.
Rood Solid Waste Management Service Okinhoma State Department of Ilealth In00 fl.D.
10th Sttnet Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73152 fir a r fir, liood:
l'ut suant to Section IX.2 of the Connent Order entered in State of oklahoma v.
Kerr-McGee Corporation, fio.
C-9n-91-II, Kerr-McGee cor parat.lon hereby nubmits the attached wrJ tten progress report for t he mont b of January, 1993.
10 you have any questions or comments, please contact me at (405) 770-2G37 (OKC) or (918) 225-7753 (Cushing).
Sincerely, g-Jeff Ostmeyer Site coordinator 1: err-McGee Technology and Engineering Divinion ec:
Hill Finher - U.S.
IIRC, Ar11ngton, Texan W111]am H.
Kemp - Radiation Protecti.on Service David H.
Fauver - U.S.
I1RC, Washington, D.C.
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. P MONTHbY PROGRESS REPORT CONSENT ORDER NO. C-90-91-H PAGE 1 OF 2 RADIOLOGICAL INVESTICATION AND REMEDIATION Radiological field work was limited to surveying and monitoring areas where non-radiological work was performed.
The soil counting system continued to work well.
Approximately 83 samplen were counted during January.
Up-coming radiological projects were evaluated to determine needs and plan work in an efficient and logical manner.
A Draft license (SNM-1999) was received from the NRC.
NON-RADIOLOGICAL ASSEBBMENT AND REMEDIATION Surface water that accumulated on the waste pits and seepage from the french drain were transferred to holding ponds and neutralized.
Holding ponds 1 and 5 were discharged one time each during-December.
Work to expand treatment pond 5 was completed in January, resulting in a capacity of about 1,000,000 gallons.
An additional holding capacity of about 1,400,000 gallons exists between the ditch east of pit 5 (zl,000,000 gallons) and the new holding pond area-(=400,000 gallons).
The ditch east of pit 5 was cleaned cut and new drain systems were installed from pit 5 to the ditch, and from the ditch to the new holding pond area.
Stover & Associates, Inc.,
Stillwater, Oklahoma, is designing improved water treatment systems for treating ponds 1 and 5.
Oil entering Skull Creek between pit 5 and the railroad bridge is being contained with absorbent booms.
Absorbent pads are being used to pick up the oil.
Since completion of the oil interceptor trench, very little oil has been collected from the surface of Skull Creek.
Daily collection of the oil irom the interceptor trench sumps was continued during January.
Stover & Associates, Inc. is designing an automated oil recovery system.
New signs were ordered and installed around the site.
These signs note that this is a restricted area and that visitors must register and be escorted.
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MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT CONSENT ORDER NO. C-9 0-91 -li PAGE 2 OF 2 ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR FEBRUARY 1993 Endioloalcal 1.
Continue preparation of health physics program.
2.
Complete construction of radiological storage areas.
3.
Improve documentation of completed radiological work.
4.
Update information on tarry materials and materials on the south side of the site, 5.
Begin moving contaminated materials to storage areas.
6.
Visit Envirocare of Utah, Inc., to discuss potential disposal of LSA waste.
7.
Respond to Draft License.
8.
Delineate radioactive materials
- areas, and affected and unaffected areas.
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Continue to recover oil from Skull Creek before it leaves the site, and from the oil interceptor trench.
2.
Continue neutralizing and discharging water from waste pits.
3.
Continue with Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study.
4.
Complete site health and safety plan.
5.
Begin work to identify delineate, and characterize additional waste pits on site.
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