ML20196C431

Forwards Charter for Advisory Panel for Decontamination of TMI-2,extending Committee Life Until 901128

ML20196C431
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Site:	Three Mile Island
Issue date:	11/28/1988
From:	Hoyle J NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY)
To:	Jeremy Dean GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
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NACTMI, NUDOCS 8812080014
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g, s je OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY November 28, 1988 Mr. James L. Dean, Director Committee Management Secretariat (CTM)

General Services Administration Washington, D.C. 20405

Dear Mr. Dean:

Attached is a copy of the Charter for the Advisory Panel for the Decontamination of Three Mile Island, Unit 2 as filed with NRC's atanding Congressional Committees. This Charter updates the cocument previously furnished by NRC on November 28, 1986 and extends the life of the Committee until November 28, 1990. Also attached are copies of letters indicating that we have filed the charter renewal with the appropriate committees of Congress.

Sincerely, k 0 Hoyle

/ John C.

Advisory Committee Management Officer

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f CHARTER FOR ADVISORY PANEL FOR THE DECONTAMINATION OF THREE MILE ISLAND, UNIT 2

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1. Official Desianation Advisory Panel for the Decontamination of Three Mile Island

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2. Obiectives and Scene of Activities and Duties The Panel consults with and provides advice to the Commission on major activities required to decontaminate and safely cleanup the TMI-2 facility. The Panel also

' consults with and provides advice to the Commission on the public's reactions to plat 4s and the results of studies and review deriving from Federal, State and TMI Public Health ,

Fund efforts regarding the TMI-2 accident. (This activity is to be carried out under the attached criteria.)

3. Time Period 1

The Committee will be utilized during the period public views on cleanup issues at Three Mile Island are required.

4. Aaency to Whom the Panel Renorts t United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission.  !

5. Aaenev Reseensible for Provic[ing_jf{,ecessary Suecort j Unites States Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

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As set forth in Itrn 2 above.

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a. $30,000 (allowed expenses, including travel and per diem).

b. Less than one man-year.

8. Estimated Number of Meetinas Per Year Four meetings per year.

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9. Termination Date Two years from date of filing unless renewed in accordance with baction 14 of the Federal Advisory Committee Act.

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CRITERIA TO BE FOLLOWED IN CONNECTION WITH ACTIVITIES CONCERNING HEALTH-EFFECTS ISSUES

1. The Panel meetings are intended to provide a means for i

facilitating the communication of plans and results of studies,# reviews deriving from Federal, State, and TMI Public Health Fund efforts regarding the TMI-2 accident. To the extent that government funded generic studies such as thosa sponsored by the NIH on effects on low-level radiation may be helpful to the public in reviewing the TMI experience, such presentations would not be excluded.

2. The Panel will not serve either as a referee or as an independent technical reviewer of such studies or in general health effects issues such as standards for radiation heslth 1

and safety protection.

3. Panel priority will continue to be the TMI-2 cleanup r program. The health effects issue will not dominate the agenda of topics to be addressed,

'i Attachment to Paragraph 2 of Charter