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Voids Application for License for Waste Broker Activities, Per 860306 Telcon W/R Jeffries.Action W/O Prejudice to Resubmission.State of CA 840717 Insp Findings & Licensee Ack Encl
ML20197C676
Person / Time
Issue date: 03/10/1986
From: Mallett B
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III)
To: Armbust A
U.S. ECOLOGY, INC. (FORMERLY NUCLEAR ENGINEERING
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MAR 101986 U. S. Ecology ATTN: Andy J. Armbust Assistant Director Radioactive Waste Management Services Division 9200 Shelbyville Road Suite 526 Louisville, KY 40207 Gentlemen:

As per a telephone conversation between Randy Jeffries of your organization-and me on March 6,1986, it is our understanding that you are no longer considering the address indicated in your January 9, 1986 letter to us as a site for your proposed waste broker activities. Consequently, as discussed in my conversation with Mr. Jeffries, we are voiding your application until such time as you are able to establish a permanent site. This action is without prejudice to resubmission and we will maintain the information you previously submitted on file for a short period of time.

If you have any questions or require clarification on any of the information stated above, you may contact us at (312) 790-5625.

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September 26, 1982 (b)

March 26, 1984 (c) June 23, 1984 The walk around disclosed that waste in excess of 12000 cubic feet was on hand. Radioactive waste generated by the U. S. Army was not packaged in conformance with U. S. Department of Transportation Regulations (discussion with Jim Schuler, Inspector, U. S. Department of Transportation).

Casual observation of the drummed waste disclosed no obvious deterioration.

Discussions with Southwest Nuclear, U. S. Army and U. S. Department of Transporation personnel disclosed that remedial action on the nonconforming waste would be rapid and dialogue with Radiologic Health Branch, Department of Health Services will be ongoing until remedial action is completed.

Amendment to Southwest Nuclear's radioactive materldls license may be required.

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Recommendations:

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Follow-up inspection by Radiologic Health Branch, Department of Health Services within 7 days.

2.

Future waste will need to have aisles between every two (2) pallets, to allcw for periodic inspection of drum integr ity.

3.

Amendment needed for new Radiation Safety Officer.

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