ML20197C257
| ML20197C257 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Issue date: | 05/09/1986 |
| From: | Martin R NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION IV) |
| To: | Allen G, Anderson L, Bohlinger H, Fisher W, Fort D, Funderberg R, Haes J, Hazle A, Lloyd L, Mchard D, Mount D, James Smith, Steffensmeier, Elizabeth Wilson ARKANSAS, STATE OF, COLORADO, STATE OF, IDAHO, STATE OF, KANSAS, STATE OF, LOUISIANA, STATE OF, MONTANA, STATE OF, NEBRASKA, STATE OF, NEW MEXICO, STATE OF, NORTH DAKOTA, STATE OF, OKLAHOMA, STATE OF, SOUTH DAKOTA, STATE OF, TEXAS, STATE OF, UTAH, STATE OF, WYOMING, STATE OF |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8605130276 | |
| Download: ML20197C257 (5) | |
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MAY 0 91986
Dear (Liaison Officer):
(See attached list)
ThieRegionIVofficeoftheNuclearRegulatoryCommissionisplanninga meeting of the Governor-appointed State Liaison Officers from the 14 states in the region. Region IV includes Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Wyoming.
The meeting will take place on June 19 and June 20 in the NRC's Arlington, Texas, office at 611 Ryan Plaza Drive (we are in the Parkway Central Building between Lamar Boulevard and Ryan Plaza Drive). A map showing the location of the office is included in the packet of information accompanying this letter.
We plan to begin the meeting at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, June 19, and end it at noon on Friday, June 20.
We are developing the agenda for this meeting. However, we anticipate including discussions of the following topics: the status of each of the low-level waste compacts in which Region IV states are involved; NRC and state responsibilities according to the amended Low-Level Radioactive Waste Policy Act; high-level waste activities in Region IV states; the status of the uranium milling industry from both the state and federal perspective; New Mexico's decision to return the regulation of uranium milling to the federal government; and response to incidents involving a rupture of a uranium hexafluoride cylinder and a train-truck accident involving uranium yellowcake.
Gary Sanborn will be in touch with you regarding your participation in discussing these topics. Please contact Mr. Sanborn with your ideas for other topics that would be of interest to the state representatives attending this meeting. His telephone number is (817)860-8267.
NRC's Office of State Programs will pay the travel expenses for either the State Liaison Officer or a designated alternate from each state. Please complete the enclosed yellow form and return it by mail or telephone the information to Mr. Sanborn by Wednesday, May 20. Mr. Sanborn will provide you with additional information on travel arrangements.
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Dear (Liaison Officer) E Y 0 9 7986 The NRC considers it important to meet and exchange information periodically with those state officials who have been designated by their Governors as a point of contact on matters of importance to both the NRC and the state. I and other members of my staff look forward to meeting with you during your stay in Arlington.
Sincerely.
ORIGINAL SIGNED BY
, ROBERT D. MARTW Robert D. Martin Regional Administrator
Enclosures:
As stated cc: w/ enclosures (see attached list) bec: w/o enclosures R. D. Martin P. S. Check W. L. Brown C. E. Wisner E. H. Johnson R. L. Bangart W. H. Foster R. J. Doda R. S. Heyer G. W. Kerr, OSP J. D. Saltzman, OSP M. S. Landau, OSP G. F. Sanborn R. D. Smith, URF0 Reading File RIV File DMB: IE34 /
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MAY 0 9 586 Addreseee and cc list:
E. Frank Wilson, Director Larry Lloyd, Chief Radiation Control & Emergency Occupational Health Bureau Management Programs Department of Health &
Arkansas Department of Health Environmental Sciences Little Rock, AR Helena, MT
. cc: Honorable William Clinton cc: Honorable Ted Schwinden Governor of Arkansas Governor of Montana Albert J. Hazle, Director Mike Steffensmeier, Sec. Supervisor Radiation Control Division Hazardous Waste Management Section Department of Health Dept. of Environmental Control Denver, CO $. Lincoln, NE cc: Honorable Richard D. gdbm cc: Harry Borchert, Director Governor of Colorado Div. of Radiological Health Robert D. Funderberg, Program Manager cc: Honorable J. Robert Kerrey Radiation Control Section Governor of Nebraska Department of Health and Welfare Boise, ID Denise Fort, Director cc: Honorable John V. Evans Environmental Improvement Div.
Governor of Idaho Dept. of Health & Environment Santa Fe, NM Gerald Allen, Chief Public Health Physician ec: Michael Brown, Act. Chief Bureau of Air Quality & Radiation Control Radiation Protection Bureau Department o'f Health & Environment Dept. of Health & Environment Topeka, KS Santa Fe, NM cc: David J. Romano, Manager Bureau of Air Quality & Rad. Cont. cc: Honorable Toney Anaya Department of Health & Environment Governor of New Mexico Topeka, KS Dana K. Mount, Director cc Honorable John Carlin Div, of Environmental Engineering Governor of Kansas Department of Health Bismarck, ND Dr. Hall Bohlinger cc: Honorable George Sinner Assistant Administrator Governor of North Dakota Nuclear Energy Division Baton Rouge, LA Dale McHard, Chief cc: William Spell, Administrator Rad. and Special Hazards Service Nuclear Energy Division Department of Health Baton Rouge, LA Oklahoma City, OK cc: Honorable George Nigh cc: Honorable Edwin Edwards Governor of Oklahoma Governor of Louisiana Baton Rouge, LA l
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Addressee and ce list: MAY 0 91986 Joel Smith, Administrator Office of Air Quality & Solid Waste Dept. of Water & Natural Resources Pierre, SD cc: Honorable William J. Janklow Governor of South Dakota Dr. William Fisher, Director Bureau of Economic Geology University of Texas at Austin Austin,1DC cc: David K. Lacker, Chief Bureau of Radiation Control Dept. of Health cc: Honorable Mark W. White, Jr.
Governor of Texas Julius E. Haes, Jr., Chief Radiological Health Services Cheyenne, WY cc: Honorable Ed Herschler Governor of Wyoming Larry F. Anderson, Director Bureau of Radiation Control Department of Health
' Salt Lake City, UT cc: Honorable Norman Bangerter Governor of Utah
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Please complete this form and return it to:
Gary Sanborn U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region IV 611 Ryan Plaza Drive Suite 1000 Arlington, TX 76011 All persons planning to attend the June 19-20 State Liaison Officer meeting in NRC's Arlington, Texas office should complete the top portion of this form.
NAME AND TITLE:
BUSINESS ADD'RESS:
TELEPHONE NUMBER:__
State Liaison Officers or their designated alternates who are planning to travel at NRC expense should complete the remainder of this form.
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER:
DATES OF TRAVEL:
MODE OF TRAVEL (Air, auto, other):
ITINERARY: Departing from (city)
Traveling to Arlington, Texas Returning to (city)
Note: Attendees traveling at NRC expense should not purchase airline tickets. They will be purchased from NRC's contract travel agency and mailed to you.