ML20141C351
| ML20141C351 | |
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| Issue date: | 02/26/1986 |
| From: | Edgeworth P, Toohey J NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM), WASHINGTON, STATE OF |
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| CON-FIN-B-8551, CON-NRC-32-83-682 NUDOCS 8604070231 | |
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ARTICLE 111 - PERIOD Of PERFORMANCE, p6ragraph 4. is revised to read as folicws' "A.
The period of perfcrmar.ce hereunder shall commence on Janu:ry 1,1983 and stall contir.ue through.0ecen6er 31, 'i998, uniess swer terminated or extenderi, e*, herein provided."
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Article V - Consideration and Paynent, paragraph A. Consideration, subparagraphs 1. and 3. are revised as follows:
"1.
The Commission will provide funds, subject to the availability of appropriation, to the State in the amount of $69,500.00 during the six (6) year period of performance. The rate of payment to the State will be as follows:
CY1983 - $ 9,600.00 per site, per year /EM program CY1984 - $10,600.00 per site, per year /EH program CY1985 - $11,700.00 per site, per year /EM program CY1986 - $12,000,00 per site, per year /EM program CY1987 - $12,600.00 per site, per year /EM program
,a CY1988 - $13,000.00 per site, per year /EM program 3,
The amount presently obligated by the Commission with respect to this cooperative agreement for the CY1986 effort is $12,000.00."
3.
ARTJCLE II - SCOPE OF WORK, second paragraph is revised as follows:
j "The full scope of this cooperative agreement is set forth in the, revised Attachment A, STATEMENT OF WORK, which is attached hereto and made a part of this cooperative agreement."
4.
The APPN No. "31X0200.955" cited in Block No. 12, Accounting and Appropriation Data is changed to APPN No. "31X0200.956."
5.
Revise ARTICLE IV - DIVISION OF RESPONSIBILITY, paragraph A os follows:
"A.
At the reauest of the Concission, the State will conduct offsite activities which shall consist of collecting environmental media samples, analyzing samples, and exchanging dosimeters for measuring radiation levels, as specified in Attachment A."
6, ARTICLE VII - AVAILABILITY OF DATA, first paragraph is revised as follows:
"Any and all data collected, pursuant to this cooperative agreement by either party alone or jointly, shall be available in full to the other party. All data collected by the State, pursuant to this cooperative-agreement, shall be sent to the NRC Region V Office,1450 Maria Lane, Suite 210. Walnut Creek, CA 94596, ATTN: Chief, Facilities Rddiological Protection Section."
All other terms and cor.ditions under this cooperative agreenent renuin unchsn, qed.
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ATTACHMENT A STATEMENT OF WORY RADIATION MONITORDiG PROCRAM REQUIREMENTS 1.
PURPOSE The purpose of this cooperative agreesent is to establish a collaborative program between the State of Washington (hereinaf ter called the " State")
and the Commission to previde independent measurements of radioactivity and radiation levels in the environment around selected Coomission licensed activities, and to provide reasonshie assurance that a licensee's environmental measurements are valid.
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CENERAL REQUIREMENTS y
The Commission and the State will collaborate in implementing and conducting programs at individual sites within the State in accordance Lith the following general requirements:
A.
The State, within a t'casonable time af ter the effective date of this cooperative. agreement, will take action to provide facilities, qualified personnel and/or agencies as may be necessary to accewplish the work described in this cooperative agreement. The State thereaf ter will maintain for the period of this cooperative agreement, a sufficient level of ef fort to fulfill the objectives of the cocperative agreement.'
B.
Programs will be undertaken at the following siter:
Washington Public Power Supply Systes Unit i Site C.
Attachments 1, 2, and 3 show the overall sampling and analyses requirements for facilities. ' At'tachment 2 also gives the sinimum detectable capabilities for tLe s'auples analyzed, No onsite ramples will be collected pursuant to the cooperative agrecuent unless specifically requested or approved by the Commission.
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I. PROCEDURE
S FOR IMPI.EMENTING AND CONDUCTING THE PRO 6 RAMS A.
The Cencicsion's Regica V Office Technical Reprecentative will provide technical liaison, as necessary, between the State and the licensee, in all mattera relating to the program ccaducted purnuant to the cocperative agreement.
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The State will make all necessary contacts and arrangements for collecting samples in the offsite environment, e.g., obtaining access to private property, assistance of State or local agencies, arranging with private firms for services, etc.
C.
The State will make all necessary contacts and arrangements with the licensee to split samples with the licensee, obtain duplicate samples and obtain licensee's data on the comparative samples.
D.
The Commission will assist the State in selecting sampling locations, arranging for laboratory support, as necessary, splitting samples periodically, assisting the State in obtaining the licensee's comparative data, and consulting with the State on matters of mutual concern.
E.
The State will notify the NRC Region V office by telephone (415/943-3700, FTS 463-3700) and written confirmation as soon as practicable after it becomes aware of any observed unusual condition, level of radiation, or concentrations of radioactive material measured in carrying out the programs at individual sites.
F.
The Commission will make the necessary inspections, investigations, and inquiries to ascertain the status of comp 1,iance by the licensees with license provisions, rules, orders, and regulations of the Commission and to determine the safety of licensee operations; and will initiate enforcement or other regulatory action as appropriate.
Results of such inspections, investigations, or inquiries conducted in response to such notification shall be provided to the State.
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REPORTING A.
The State will provide the NRC Region V of fice with an annual report of all offsite analyses with comparisons of similar analyses by the respective licensee by September 1 of each year. The report shall generally follow the format of Attachment 3.
In the event that some results are not available within the reporting period, the report shall be submitted noting and explaining the reasons for the missing results. The missing data shall be submitted as soon as possible in a supplementary report.
If samples are not available, data analysis is not expected. However, a brief explanation as to why the sample was not provided is requested.
If samples or data are not available because of the reluctance of the licensee to provide them, the NRC Region V Technical Representative should be notified as soon as possible. The annual report shall also include a summary of the State's EPA crosscheck program results for the past year.
B.
The Commission will arrange for the timely distribution of the reports within the Commission and to the licensee, and any other Federal, State or local agencies as may be necessary in meeting the intent of the " National Environmental Policy Act of 1969" (Public Law 91-190 Stat. 853, dated January 1,1979) for keeping af fected agencies informed.
C.
The Commission will work with the State in making the program findings publicly available as appropriate through special bulletins, press releases, and publication in appropriate technical journals or periodicals, or otherwise, to asrure prompt and wide distribution of the data at minimum cost.
D.
The State will provide to the Commission on a quarterly basis, a report covering NRC funds expended during the preceding quarter, a total expenditure of funds under this cooperative agreement, and a description of services rendered.
This report shall be submitted to the Contracting Officer.
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ATTACHMENT I ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOLOGICAL VERIFICATION MONITORING PROGRAM AROUND NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
- Exposure Pathway Number of Samples Sampling and Type of Frequency and/or Sample and Location Collection Frequency and Analysis AIRBORNE:
One sample from Continuous operation Gross beta radio-Particulates loca* ion of high of sampler with activity following calculated ground sample collection as filter change, and level concentra-required by dust load-composite for tion and in close ing but at least once gamma isotopic proximity of per 7 days, analysis licensee's quarterly.
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One sample from control location.
Radiciodine Same as One sample per month.
Analyze for I-131.
particulates.
WATERBORNE:
Surface One sample, split Cciposite sample Gamma isotopic with licensee, monthly.
analysis monthly from immediate and tritium area of discharge, quarterly.
(or at nearest downstream drinking water supply) and one sample at upstream control location.
INGESTION:
Milk One sample, split Monthly.
Gamma isotopic with licensee, at and radioiodine the offsite dairy analyses.
farm or individual milk animal at the location having highest X/Q.
Some sample media and frequencies may have to be altered to accommodate a.
the NRC licensee's specific environmental monitoring program. Any such changes should be coordinated with and approved by the Region V Technical Representative.
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. Exposure Pathway Number of Samples Sampling and Type of Frequency and/or Sample and Location Collection Frequency and Analysis Fish or One sample, split Semiannually or in Gamma isotopic Inverte-with licensee, of season.
of edible brates a commercially portions.
or recreationally important species in vicinity of discharge point.
Food Products Two samples split At time of harvest.
Gamma isotopic on with licensee, of edible portion.
principal food Radiciodine products grown near analysis on green point having the leafy vegetable.
highest X/Q or from any area which is irrigated by water in which liquid plant wastes have been discharged or grsen leafy vegetables at a private garden or farm in the immediate area of the plant.
Sediment from One sample split Annually.
Gamma isotopic Shoreline.
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ATTACHMENT 2 DETECTION CAPABILITIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLE ANALYSES LOWER LIMIT OF DETECTION (LLD)*'
Airborne Particulate Fish, Heat Water or Gas or Poultry Milk Food Products Sediment Analysis (pCi/1)
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2 134Cs,137Cs 15 1x10 130 15 60 150 140,,g, 15 15 3
The LLD is defined, for purposes of these specifications, as the smallest a.
concentration of radioactive material in a sample that will yield a net count (above system background) that will be detected with 95% probability with only 5% probability of falsely concluding that a blank observation represents" a "real" signal.
It should be recognized that the LLD is defined as an a priori (before the fact) limit representing the capability of a measurement system and not as an a posteriori (after the fact) limit for a particular measurement. Analyses should be performed in such a manner that the stated LLDs will be achieved under routine conditions.
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This does not mean that only the radionuclides listed in Attachment 2 are to be detected and reported. Other peaks which are measurable and identifiable, together with the above listed radionuclides, should be identified and reported.
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