ML20203A156
| ML20203A156 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Issue date: | 11/14/1997 |
| From: | Bangart R NRC OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS (OSP) |
| To: | GENERAL, OHIO, STATE OF, OKLAHOMA, STATE OF, PENNSYLVANIA, COMMONWEALTH OF |
| References | |
| SP-97-080, SP-97-80, NUDOCS 9712120030 | |
| Download: ML20203A156 (11) | |
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.- ALL' AGREEMENT STATES .
' OHlo, OKLAHOMA, PENNSYLVANIA; ,
TRANSMITTAL OF STATE AGREEMENTS PROGRAM IFFORMATION (SP-97 080)-
Your at'ention is invited to the enclosed correspondence which'contains:
INCIDENT AND EVENT INFORMAilON....l...... 3 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT INFORMATION....XX FORMERLY LICENSED SITES
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" REMAINING RESIDUAL ;
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TRAINING COURSE INFORMATION................
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F : Supplementary Information: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission _(NRC) has been reviewing previously terminated licenses to determine whether there was appropriate documentation that the sites were adequately decontaminated prior to termination of the license and release of the i
[ site, This project was initiated in 1977 for licenses terminated prior to 1965.: Another effort l - was initiated in 1989 for licenses 'erminated after 1965, which was subsequently expanded to
. include'all terminated licenses. A number of sites have been identified for which there is insufficient documentation to ensure that the site was adequately decommissioned or to
, account for all sealed sources 1 NRC regional offices are currently working to close these l _ __ records through additional file searches and, when necessary, site surveys. NRC guidance -
- for conducting these follow-up inspections is documented in Temporary Instruction 2800/026 p _-(Tl_2800/026), and copies were provided to the Agreement Statesc L Radio' sctive material remaining at a site located within an Agreement State, including material originally licensed by NRC or its predecessors, is the regulatory responsibility of the Agreement
- l. Statt ,efore, an Agreement State is responsible for con ('ucting detailed license and
- . Inspo.non file reviews, and investigation and remediation of any site, as appropriate, identified through NRC review of previously terminated licenses for which there is insufficient L documentation to ensure that the site was properly decommissioned or which has inadequate -
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accounting of sealed sources. - A number of cases have already been referred to Agreement
[ ; States for follow up. Additional cases may be referred in the next few months as our contractor i completes its review of old files. )
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SP 080 2 il0V 14 1997 After review of the files, some cases require on-site inspections to determine whether excessive contamination may be present. Up to now, NRC has conducted numerous inspections in Agreement States where the States have indicated resource constraints or have indicated that the/ do not believe they have regulatory jurisdiction. However, in light of our own resource constraints and our position that Agreement States have jurisdiction over these sites, NRC is phasing out detailed reviews of license files and follow-up inspections. Sites that appear to require further investigations or inspections to properly assess the sites will be referred to the appropriate Agreement States for follow up. The States will continue to be responsible for l l regulation of any needed remediation of any contaminated sites under theirjurisdiction. To maintain a complete database on the status of terminated license sites, Agreement States are requested to report resolution of each case to NRC for tracking. To minimize the reporting burden on the States, the resoletion reports may be in the lcrm of short wmmaries or copies of pertinent correspondence. These resolution reports should be sent to your respective NRC Regional decommissioning contacts (see Enclosure 1).
Agreement State activities to review and ' esolve issues associated with terminated licenses referred to them will be examined during Agreement State program reviews conducted using the Integrated Materials Performance Evaluation Program. However, State actions on referred cases will not affect findings of adequacy under the IMPEP unless there appears to be a significant threat to public health and safety resulting from a lack of appropriate State action.
In an effort tu reduce the resource impacts on Agreement States, the Commission has directed the staff to work with the Agreement States to identify mutually acceptable mechanisms, such as "a general fund appropriation outside the fee base," for providing Federal assistance to affected Agreement States. To identify the magnitude of an appropriation estimate, we are requesting any available information that you might have on how your State is or may be affected, such as the number of sites in your State that may need remediation, the typical regulatory efforts needed to ensure appropriate remediation and their costs, the associated costs of remediation, and any difficulties experienced by the Agreement States in attempting to require further remediation of these sites. For Agreement States that are beginning this activity, please provide general estimates, and the basis for those estimates, for the information needs listed above. Any information available would be most usefulif provided by December 10,1997.
This information request has been approved by OMB, NO. 3150-0029, expiration April 30,1998. Estimated burden per response to comply with this voluntary collection request:
3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br />, O minutes. Forward comments regarding burden estimate to the Information and Records Management Branch (T-6 F33), U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555-0001, and to the Paperwork Reduction Project (3150-0052), Office of Management and Budget, Washington, DC 20503. NRC may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not
SP 080 3 NOV 141997 required to respond to, a collection of information einless it displays a currently valid OMB control number.
If you have any questions about this correspondence, please contact me or the individual named below.
CONTACT: Dennis M. Sollenberger TELEPHONE: ;(301)415-2819 FAX: (301) 415-3502 INTERNET: DMS4@NRC. GOV
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SP 080 3 required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number.
If you have any questions about this correspondence, please contact me or the individual named below.
CONTACT: Dennis M. Sollenberger TELEPHONE: (30l)415-2819
, FAX: .(301) 415-3502 l INTERNET: DM34@NRC GOV 90H L NG HT Richard L. Bangart, Director Office of State Programs
Enclosure:
As stated FAXED TO STATES: 11/14/97 Distribution:
DIR RF CGordon, RI DCD (SP03) RBellamy, RI SDroggitis TDimitriadis, RI PDR (YES/) TDecker, RII OSP Staff BParker, RII BJorgenson, RIII Agreement State File BSnell, RIII CCain, RIV DChaney, RIV EDO RF (WITS 9700276)
FWenslawski, RIV/WC DOCUMENT NAME: G:\SP97080. DMS T. r.c.ev. . e. , or mi. oocum.aunoice. in m. box: -c:f oy -mout ,ocnmenvencio=. r - cwr -m arw..-a.asuni v - no cooy OFFICE OSP ApK p) QD OSP:Djj <j NM%S:DWM f_ l NAME DMSo;lenbkfer:gd PHiodaus RLBangartPIe JOdEVgery, DATE 11/p/97 11/)k97 11//L//97 11/A//97 OSP FILE CODE: SP-A-4
FORMERLY LICENCED SITES REGf NAL CONTACTS
. Region 1: Craig Gordon/ Tony Dimitriadis
- U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 475 Allendale Road King of Prussia, PA 19406-1415 610-337-5216/6953 CZG@NRC. GOV /AXD1@NRC. GOV Region ll: Bryan Parker U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Atlanta Federal Center,23 T85 61 Forsyth Street, S.W.
Atlanta, GA 30303-2415 404-562 4 728 BAP@NRC. GOV
. Region Ill: Bill Snell U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 801 Warrenville Road Lisle, IL 50532-4361 630-829-9871 WGS@NRC. GOV Region IV: Dean Chaney U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Walnut Creek Field Office 1450 Maria Lane, Suite 300 Walnut Creek, CA 94596-5368 510-975-0229 HDC@NRC. GOV ENCLOSURE 1
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.at TIME SENSITIVE INFORMATION U. S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAME OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS FAX: (301)415 3502 NUMBER OF PAGES: 5 including this page ~
DATE: NOVEMBER 17,1997 TO: RADIATION CONTROL PROGRAM DIRECTORS IN AGREEMENT STATES, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, PENNSYLVANIA NRC REGIONAL STATE AGREEMENTS OFFICERS NRC REGIONAL STATE LIAISON OFFICERS FROM: RICHARD L. BANGART, DIRECTOR OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS
SUBJECT:
SP-97-080 FORMERLY LICENSED SITES AND JURISDICTION FOR REMAINING RESIDUAL MATERIALS NRIE: WE ARE RESENDING THIS ALL AGREEMENT STATES LETTER DUE /
TO THE UNCERTAINLY IF EVERYONE RECEIVED IT.
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-34838 11-18 18:15 610 337 5324 5 0'02'20" NORM.E OK 34839 18:17 404 562 4955 5 0*02'22' NORM.E OK 34840 18:20 7085151096 5 O*10'29' NORM.E OK 34841 18:31 817 860 8122 5 O*02'15' NORM.E OK 34842 18:33 5109750381 5 O*02'34' NORM.E OK l 34843 18:36 334 206 5387 5 O'04*09* NORM.E OK 34844 18:41 602 437 0705 5 O*02'24' NORM.E OK 34845 18:43 5016612468 5 0*02'37' NORM.E OK 34846 18:46 916 323 6491 5 O*02'22' NORM.E OK 34847 18:49 303 343 3697 5 0*02'33' NORM.E OK 34848 18:52 904 487 0435 5 0*02'33" NORM.E OK 34849 18:55 404 362 2653 5 O*02'18' NORM.E OK 34850 18:58 217 524 4724 5 O*02'23' NORM.E OK 34851 19:00 515 242 6284 5 0*02'19' NORM.E OK 34852 19:03 913 296 0984 5 0'02'36* NORM.E OK 34853 19:06 502 564 6533 5 O'02'19' NORM.E OK 34854 19:08 LOU 1SIANA 5 O*02'33' NORM.E OK 34855 19:11 MAINE 5 O*03'20' NORMAL OK 34856 19:15 410 631 3198 5 0*02'35' NORMAL OK 34857 19:18 601+354+6167 5 O*03'22' NORM *1 OK 34858 19:22 402 471 9449 5 O*02'15" NORM.E OK 34859 19:24 7026875751 5 O'03*24* NORMAL OK 34860 19:28 603 225 2325 5 O'02'24* NORM.E OK 34861 19:31 5058271544 5 O'03'17* NORMAL OK 34862 19:34 518 458 6434 5 O'02*22* NORM.E OK 125 l'14'05" 1
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34864 19:40 701 328 5200 5 O*O2'16* NORM.E OK 34865 19:43 503 731 4081 5 O*O2'15* NORM.E OK 34866 19:45 401 277 2456 5 O*04'01" NORM.E OK 34867 19:50 8037377412 5 O*O2'22' NORM.E OK 34868 19:52 615 532 7938 5 O*O2'21' NORM.E OK 34869 19.55 5128346708 5 O*O2'34* NORM.E 34870 OK 19:58 801 533 4097 5 O*O2'50* NORM.E CK 34871 20 01 360 753 1496 5 O*O2'15' NORM.E OK 34872 20:04 518 457 2225 5 O*O2'21' NORM.E OK 34873 20:06 51'l 457 5545 5 O*02'33' NORM.E OK 34874 20:09 NEW YORK CITV 5 O*07'31' NORM.E OK 34875 20:17 502 227 7862 5 O*02'42' 34876 20:20 AECB (613) 995 ~,086 5 O*02'31' NORMAL / OK NORMAL OK 34877 20:23 WASHINGTON DC 5 O*O2'16' NORM.E OK 34878 20:26 7996726 5 O'02'19* NORM.E OK 34879 20:28 217 782 1328 5 O*O2'45' NORrgE OK 34880 20:31 512 239 6362 5 O*02'24' NORM.E OK 34881 20:34 4024714840 5 O* O3 ' 13 " NORMAL OK 34882 20:38 912 262 3143 5 O'02'39* NORr1AL OK 100 O*56'28" e
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