ML20205C345
| ML20205C345 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Issue date: | 06/27/1988 |
| From: | Zech L NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
| To: | Moeller D NRC ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR WASTE (ACNW) |
| Shared Package | |
| ML20205C331 | List: |
| References | |
| FOIA-88-413 NUDOCS 8810260459 | |
| Download: ML20205C345 (2) | |
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ADVISLP.Y COMPliT'.F OH RE AC70L SAFEGUAROS Dr. dade W. .*celler Aovisory Cemittee cr. huclear Waste U.S. Nuclear Reculatory Comissicn Washington, OC 20555
Dear Dr. Moeller:
The Cormiission has reviewed the recomendations of the Advisory Comitte'e The on Nuclear haste (AChW) for rear term activities of the Committee.
attachtd ( Attachnent 1) list cf topics represents Comission guidance on those areas where the ACNW should focus its attention during the coming year. The Cce.ission recognizes that other items may ariso during the year which will be of equal importance to the ACNW and the Comission and, in these instarces the Cerrmittee shculd inform the Commission of its intent tc review any additional issues. The attached list of near-term h activities has not been priuritized and we expect the level of effort for 8 each issue will vary, The Ccmissier recuests the AChW to becerre involved in waste management issues early and in a timely fashion, thereby enabling the Comittee to provice corntents to the Cornission in time for needed decisions. i The Ccenission supports ACNW 6ttendance at major treetings arranged by the NRC staff for the ir.-depth review of key technical issues. Finally, the Comission fuliy supports efforts of the ACNW to develop close ties with the Comissicrers' staffs to keep the Comission fully informed of your Committee's effort and direction.
Sincerely, W, .
Lando W. Zech4 Jr.
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8810260459 000930 PDR FOIA PDR FELTON00-413 a
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"COMPISSION NEAR-TERM PRIORITY ACTIVITIES FOR THE
. ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR WASTE"
- 1. Review of High-Level Waste Activities.
- Assessment of DOE's Response to NRC's Comments on the Consultative Draft SCP.
- Assessment of NRC Staff activities related to Review of DOE Procedures and Audits associated with qualifying the DOE Quality Assurance program prior to sinking of the Exploratory Shaft.
- Assessment of NRC staff review of the statutory DOE Site Characterization Plan (SCP) for Yucca Mountain.
Review and High-level the proposed coment on ongoing Waste HLW)w(ork an Performance Assessment of Repository.
- Review and coment on NRC staff work on Regulatory Guidance Development, including proposed Rulemakings and Generic Technical, Positions. e
- Assess whether the focus of the Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analyses is appropriate.
Review and coment on NRC research activities related to the HLW program, including activities at the Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analyses.
- Review of the scope of information proposed for inclusion in the Licensing Support System.
II. Review of Low-level Waste Activities.
- Review and comment on hRC Staff activities related to the l Performance Assessment of LLW Facilities.
Review and coment on NRC Staff activities related to LLW l C0ntainers and Forms.
- Review and coment on NRC Staff activities related to the West Valley Demonstration Project.
- Review of proposed staff position on Decontamination Limits for Oecomissioning.
111. Review and coment on NRC Staff activities related to the solution of dual jurisdictional issues on the disposal of Mixed Low-Level Waste.
. IV. Review and coment on NRC staff activities related to review and licensing of the restoratien of Uranium l'.ill Tailing sites.
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- J 'NUCL, EAR LICENSING REPORTS Executive Offices: Mail Order Address:
200 A Monroe Street, Suite 105 P.O. Box 10866 Rockville, Maryland 20850 Rockville, Maryland 20850
.(301) 424-4132 August 4, 1988 EREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT REQUEST Hr. Donnie H. Crimsley, Director [ g / ff. f/f Division of Rules and Records Office of Administration and /g g. [ -((
Resources Management U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555
Dear Hr. Grimsley:
Pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, Nuclear Licensing Reports requests copies of the records listed below.
Nuclear Licensing Reports is a monthly newsletter designed to inform NRC and Agreement State licensees about new and proposed changes in NAC and state regulations and policies in order that licensees may be better able to carry out their operations in a safe and cost effective manner. Included among its subscribers are NRC and Agreement State licensees. Federal and state regulatory agencies, and membe.rs of the public.
Pursuant .o 10 CFR 9.39(a) and (c) Neelear Licensing Reports requests a waiver of search and the first 100 pages of copying costs as a news media organization.
Please send the records directly to me at the Honroe Street address listed above. Should the number of pages exceed 100, please send the first 100 pages to me, and the remaining pages to the PDR reproduction contractor for copying and charge to my FH1 account.
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, iseph . Felton Records Requested:
Those listed on the attachment, which are referred to in the Commission transpript dated June 29, 1988 on the "Initial Briefing by the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste."
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t 't Attachment to Felton's FOIA Request Dated 8/4/88
. Record Requested Page Reference
- 1. SECY 88-69
- 3. The five year list of activities planned on HLW from the HLW Division, including an identification of what they intend as products. 7
- 4. Trip reports or other memoranda prepared by Commissioner Carr of meetings with state officials which have occurred in 1988 9
- 5. The list of licensees that incinerate a certain portion of their waste and any related staff memoranda regarding its ,signifie*ac- 10
- 6. The Commission's letter of June 27th to Moeller or the ACRS, and their response. !? and 21
- 7. If any of the above recoras are denied W 44ards_
showing whether the denied records were made available to persons or organizations outside NRC.(Except Congress other Federal agencies, or NRC consultants.)
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