ML20064E113
| ML20064E113 | |
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| Issue date: | 02/01/1994 |
| From: | Linton T, Souder J NRC |
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| NUREG-BR-0057, NUREG-BR-0057-V07-N4, NUREG-BR-57, NUREG-BR-57-V7-N4, NUDOCS 9403140162 | |
| Download: ML20064E113 (4) | |
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1 Cumulative Accession Lists The NRC will send cumulative accession lists for 1993 to the LPDR g
libraries within the next few weeks. In the meantime, please keep all e
4 weekly accession lists for 1993, in addition to the 1994 lists that you I
have begun to receive,in the Weekly Accession Lists binder.
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The 1993 cumulative accession list will include any microfiche ad-ic dresses that were missing from your weeklylists. Missing microfiche p
addresses occur when the list is printed before the data base has j
been updated with those addresses.
J The weemy accession lists cover a Monday through Friday period.
The weekly accession list is printed out 10 days later and mailed to the LPDR libraries during that week. We wait 10 days before having b
the list printed to allow sufficient time for the data base to be l
ho updated with all of the microfiche addresses. Occasionally, howev-5 er, some addresses are still not available when the accession list is M
printed.
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If you notice an entry in your weekly accession list without the E
microfiche address, you can call the NRC LPDR staff at 800-638-8081 to obtain it. By that time, the document should have b
been filmed, and we should be able to give you the address to write l
i on the accession list. If your library has online access to the NU-J!
DOCS data base, you can conduct an accession number search to 7
i determine the microfiche address of a document.
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LPDR Closes The NRC is closing the LPDR located at the West Los Angeles Regional Library.This library has been the LPDR for the University 3
of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) research reactor since Decem-E ber 1980 when it was established for the proposed license renewal.
l' Since that time the LPDR has retained records on tb : termination of the license and the decommissioning of the facility. On December E
28,1993, the NRC issued an Order releasing the UCLA research j
reactor facility for unrestricted use. The LPDR will be closed 7.,
effective February 11,1994.
E Visits to LPDRs in 1993 l
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The Local Public Document Room (LPDR) staff visited seven "E
"E LPDRs in 1993. These LPDRs were located in the Minneapolis
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f Public Library (Prairie Island and Monticello Nuclear Power Sta-m g
tions (NPS)); the Lacrosse Public Library, Lacrosse, WI (Lacrosse k
NPS): the Indian River Community College, Ft. Pierce, FL (St. Lucie E
G NPS); Florida International University, Miami, FL (Turkey Point Dr NPS); the B.F. Jones Memorial Library, Aliquippa, PA (Beaver j
Valley NPS); the Apollo Memorial Library, Apollo, PA (Babcock &
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Wilcox Parks Township facility and Babcock & Wilcox Apollo facil-ity): and the Calvert County Public Library, Prince Frederick. MD (Calvert Cliffs NPS).
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During these visits, the LPDR staff reviewed the hiicrofiche address:
LPDR collections and reviewed procedures for lo-Volume 1 77736:001-77737:167 cating documents within the collections with library Volume 2 77734:001-77735:105 i
staffs. Several of these libraries have online access I
ta the NUDOCS data base and sessions were held
- 3. Occupational Radiation Erposure at Commercial demonstrating search strategies. A program was Nuclear Power Reactors and Other Facilities presented at the library at Florida International 1992. 7iventy-Fifth Annual Report, (NUREG-University for the public on the organization and use 0713. Volume 14), issued December 31,1993, of the LPDR collection. The LPDR staff also as-sisted patrons who happened to be in the library This report summarizes the occupational exposure using the LPDR collections during several of the data that are maintained in the NRC's Radiation j
visits.
Exposure Information and Reporting System l
(REIRS). The bulk of the information contained in the report was extracted from the 1992 annual statis-Recent Publ.icationS tical reports submitted by NRC licensees subject to the reporting requirements of 10 CFR 20.407.
Following are descriptions of several recent NRC hiicrofiche address: 77769:001-77769:298 publications that may be of general interest to LPDR librarians and patrons. These documents are available m the NUDOCS microfiche at all power NUREG-series reports are not listed on your acces-reactor LPDRs and at the high-level waste LPDRs.
sion lists unless the report specifically pertains to your k) cal facility. NUREG-series reports are listed in the Title List of Documents Afade Publicly Avail-L Radioactive Afaterials Released from Nuclear able. (NUREG-0540) and Regulatory and Technical Power Plants. Annual Report 1990, (NUREG/
Reports. (NUREG-0304). The microfiche addresses CR-2907, Volume 11), issued October 31,1993.
of issues of these two publications can be found in the binder Indices to NRC Aficrofiche Collections at Releases of radioactive materials in airborne and power reactor and high-level waste LPDRs.
liquid effluents from commercial light-water reac-tors during 1990 have been compiled and reported.
LPDRs for fuel cycle or low-level waste facilities or
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Data on solid waste shipments as well as selected other LPDRs that do not have a complete set of f
operating information have been included. This re-NUDOCS microfiche may contact the NRC LPDR port supplements earlier annual reports issued by staff for assistance in obtaining NUREG-series re-the former Atomic Energy Commission and the Nu-ports.
clear Regulatory Commission. The 1990 release data are summarized in tabular form. Data covering spe-Using the LPDR Collection cific radionuclides are summarized.
- 1. How close to this nuclear power plant is the hiicrofiche address: 77076:113-77077:108 nearest milk animal? ne nearest residence?
The answers to these questions can be found in the
- 2. Nuclear Regulatory Regulation.102nd Congress, annual radiological environmental monitoring re-(NUREG-0980), issued October 31,1993.
port.
This document is a compilation of nuclear regulato-Radiation monitoring stations are k>cated at various ry legislation and other relevant material through sites near each nuclear power reactor. During the the 102nd Congress,2nd Session. This compilation year, samples are collected from these stations and has been prepared for use as a resource document, from ground water, fish, milk, sediment, surface which the NRC intends to update at the end of every water and other sources found in the environment.
Congress. The contents of NUREG-0980 include ne data collected is released in this annual report.
the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended: Energy The k> cations of the environmental monitoring sta-Reorganization Act of 1974, as amended: Uranium tions are shown on maps. A list of each monitoring hiill Tailings Radiation Control Act of 1978; and station gives its distance and direction from the NRC Authorization and Appropriations Acts. Oth-facility being monitored. This report also includes a er materials included are statutes and treatics on land-use census, which identifies the k) cations of export licensing, nuclear non-proliferation, and en-milk animals and other livestock closest to the plant vironmental protection.
and the kications of the residences closest to the 2
plant giving their in distance and direction from the have ntegory designations. Documents on these plant.
accessic n lists are in chronological order by the date of *be document.
The annual radiological environmental monitoring reports are listed under Category R. Periodic Operat-Explanations and examples of each of these levels of ing Reports and Related Correspondence, in the ac-severity can be found in Title 10 of the Code of cession lists at power reactor LPDRs. Also under Federal Regulations (Title 10, CFR), Part 2, Appen-this file category you will find the monthly, semian-dix C. Supplements in Appendix C provide exam-nual and annual operating reports, semiannual ples of violations in each of the five severity levels in i
effluent release reports, and periodic personnel ex-the areas of reactor operations, facility construction, posure reports.
safeguards, health physics, transportation, fuel cycle and materials operations, emergency preparedness, LPDR libraries with online access to the NUDOCS and miscellaneous matters.
data base can locate the radiological environmental monitoring reports by using the docket number and A hardcopy of the current edition of Title 10, CFR, the document type search field. The document type revised as of January 1,1993, has been sent to each code for these reports is TEEMR.
LPDR. A new edition is due out soon and will be sent to the LPDRs when it becomes available. Many 2.
Would there be information in the LPDR collec-libraries may also have the entire Code of Federal tion describing the various levels of severity that Regulations in their reference or documents collec-the NRC imposes for regulatory violations at nu-tions.
clear plants or other facilities?
Regulatoiy requirements have varying degrees of safety, safeguards, or environmental significance.
Violations are normally categorized in terms of five levels of severity to show their relative importance.
Severity Level I has been assigned to violations that are the most significant and Severity Level V to M'
violations that are the least significant.
F LPDR UPDATE is published by the Local 4
Public Document Room Program, U.S. Nu.
The severity levels of violations are identified in g
clear Regulatory Commission, Washing.
w ton, DC 20555-0001, 301-492-7143.
correspondence and orders relating to imposit.on
- mme LPDR IIOTLINE 800-638-8081. Teresa and payment of civil penalties for the violations.
G Linton, Editor' These documents include Notifications of Signifi-W cant Enforcement Actions (ens). Such correspon-A Changes of address or requests for sub.
dence and orders will be listed under Category Q in E
scriptions wi!I he accepted by mail or on the accession lists at LPDRs for nuclear power reac-l $'
the LPDR llOTLINE.
tors. The accession lists for other facilities do not
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