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Submits Decommissioning Rept Info for Reactor,Per 10CFR50.33 & 50.75 Requirements.Funds for Decommissioning Will Be Requested from State of Fl Legislature When Decision to Decommission Facility Made
ML20055H841
Person / Time
Site: 05000083
Issue date: 07/19/1990
From: Vernetson W
FLORIDA, UNIV. OF, GAINESVILLE, FL
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
References
NUDOCS 9007310020
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3 NUCLEAR ENGINEERING SCIENCES DEPARTMENT NuclearReactorFoclEty i Universnyof Florida l

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Gentlemen ,

Decommissioning report information is supplied for the University of Florida e modified Argonaut-type reac*or(the University of Florida Training Reactor -

UFTR) in accordance with the requirements of 10 CFR 50.33 and 50.75 as follows:

1. The estimated cost for the complete decommissioning of the UFTR modified.

Argonaut-type reactor fr.cility is $2.02 million. This cost estimate is a conservative value based upon consideration of the detailed cost estimate '

provided by the University of Washington in their decommissioning plan for a similar 100 kW Argonaut-type reactor f acility. Our cost estimate assumes i most work for the decommissioning will be perforiaed by contractors as_ was the assumption by the University of Washington for their f acility; however, our cost estimate also includes a site specific cost estimate (lower than the Washington case) for asbestos removal from the UFTR facility as well as certain other survey activities to be performed in house at lower cost.

These conditions result in a somewhat lower estimated decommissioning cost than the comparable facility at the University of Washington but this cost estimate is still considered to be conservative.

2. The University of Florida is a state institution and thus, according to the provisions of 10 CFR 50.75(e)(2)(iv), the funds needed for decommissioning will be requested from the State of Florida Legislature if and when a decision to decommission the University of Florida *eactor facility is made.
3. The cost estimate for decommissioning the UFTR reactor f acility for years 1991 and beyond will be adjusted for inflation by the consumec price index and the new estimate kept on file at the facility. A

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U.S. NRC July 19, 1990 1

Facility License R-56 for the University of Florida modified Argonaut-type ,

reactor expires on August 30, 2002. In accordance with the requirements of 10 4 CFR 50.82, the University of Florida Licensee will either submit an application f or renewal of the licene.e or a formal decommissioning plan two years or more  ;

prior to this date.

Sincerely yours ,

d William G. Vernetson ,

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M. Jacl7hanian, Chairman Reactor Saf ety Review Subcommittee Approved MhAn()

GeIie Hemp, VicqfProvost Enclosure WGV/p cet John V. Lombardi, President Winfred M. Phillips, Dean, College of Engineering J.S. Tulenko, Chairman, Nuclear Engineering Sciences Dept. '

D.L. Munroe, Radiation Control Officer P.M. Whaley, Acting Reactor Manager W.E. Bolch, RSRS Member

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