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Amend 9 to License SNM-1999 for Kerr-McGee Corp
ML20206G175
Person / Time
Site: 07003073
Issue date: 05/05/1999
From: Jim Hickey
NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS)
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NUDOCS 9905070109
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'N i g Pursuant to the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, the Energy Reorganitation Act of 1974 (Public Law 93-438), and Title 10. Cmle of g g Federal Regulations, Chapter 1. Parts 30. 31,32,33,34,35,36,39. 40, and 70, and in reliance on statements and representations heretofore made q

g by the licensee, a license is hereby issued authorizing the licensee to receive, acquire, possess, and transfer byproduct, source, and special nuclear i

material designated below; to use such material for the purpose (s) and at the place (s) designated below; to delive N persons authorized to receive it in accordance with the regulations of the applicable Part(s). This license shall be deemed to contain the conditions N specified in Section 183 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, and is subject to .Il applicable rules, regulations, and orders of the E W Nuclear Regulatory Commission now or hereafter in effect and to any conditions specified below. E B E W E B Licensec E R E B l- Kerr-McGee Corporation 3. License Number SNM-1999 6 i 9 E I R E  ;

W E i N Kerr-McGee Center 4. Expiration Date January 1, 1997 g B Ok1ahoma City. OK 73125 E YrYne No. 70-3073 lp 6. Byproduct Source,and/or 7. Chemical and/or Physical

8. Maximum Amount that Licensee g j g Special Nuclear Material Form May Possess at Any One Time g  ;

Under This License  : j N !t .

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A. Uranium Enriched A. Contaminated soil, sludge, A. All residual contamina- l )

l in U-235 sediment, trash, building. tion which currently j

, p W rubble, structures, and any exists at the former g B other contaminated material. . Cushing Refinery Site. t b s lp B. Thorium B. Contaminated soil, sludge. 'B. All residual contam- j )

j sediment, trash, building ination which j p rubble, structures, and currently exists at g j B any other contaminated the former Cushing E j B material, Refinery Site. E B E B E p C. Natural Uranium and C. Contaminated soil, sludge, C. All residual contam- g  ;

B Depleted Uranium sediment, trash, building ination which g .

B rubble, structures, and currently exists at E l 8 any other contaminated the former Cushing E material. Refinery Site.

l l m E i B D. U-235 D. Calibration and reference D. No calibration or E l W radioactive sources reference radioactive E 8 source containing l containing U-235 g lg U-235. shall exceed 0.1 microcurie per source.

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9. Authorized Use: Licensed material shall be possessed and used in remediation activities leading to the decommissioning of the Cushing Site.

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4 E 8 10. Authorized Place of Use: The existing facilities, as defined in Figure 1 of a E 8

November 6,1998, letter, of Kerr-McGee Corporation, Safety and Environmental Affairs 3

Division, P.O. Box 89 Cushing, OK 74023. Location: Two miles North - State Highway g l

y i 18, 1/2 mile East - Deep Rock Road. g R E I 11. Conditions: E I E 3

Kerr-McGeeshallsubmitbylichnse'amendmentrequest,beforeMay1,1994,a A.

Proposed Decommissioning Plan for the Cushing Site meeting the requirements l

g y a of 10 CFR 70.38(c)(2)(iii). g i E 1 B. Kerr-McGee shall submit, by separate license amendment requests, or as a E I part of the Proposed Decommissioning Plan, detailed descriptions of the E l methods for performing the following activities, prior to beginning the lg l activities:

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E 1 E 1 C. Both the Initial Radworker Training and the Annual Radworker Requalification E Training, described in Item 8 of the application; shall include all of the

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j topics described in 10 CFR 1Q._12.

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,s j y J D. Lapel air samplers will be issued when required by a special work permit or E I at the direction of the health physics personnel. Lapel air samplers would E l be issued when there is a reasonable probability that personnel may be E exposed to airborne radioactive material. Lapel air samplers may be issued l at a minimum of one per work crew (either the maximum exposed individual or lg l

l the potentially maximum exposed individual), or a maximum of one per y

( individual, depending on the work scope and the potential for worker E l exposure. Downwind area air sampling shall be performed when work E l activities would cause the potential of producing airborne radioactivity. l j such as earthmoving. g i E i E i E i E I E Q. .y. . . .y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m m m a m a-a m m,,,,,,,2

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E l MATERIALS LICENSE Docket or Reference Number g N SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET 70-3073 g l Amendment No. 9 l l Urine sampling and analysis for uranium isotopes will be performed for all l p workers in a crew, if either area air sample (s) or lapel air sample (s) g N indicate the following: E W E l >40 DAC-hrs for a single air sample result.

g >100 DAC-hrs /yr accumulated exposure for any one worker.

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W E N Fecal analysis will be performed in cases where thorium exposure is E 8 suspected and either area air sample (s):ors lapel air sample (s) indicate the E l chronicoracuteexposures.in'dxcessof'100.DAC-hrs.

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E g E. N7twithstanding statements in the application, the limits listed in g a " Guidelines for Decontamination of Facilities and Equipment Prior to Release E R for Unrestricted Us,e or Termination of Licenses for Byproduct. Source, or E l Special Nuclear Material." Policy and Guidance Directive 83-23. August 1987 g shall be used as the criteria for the unrestricted release.of equipment, l y

p' material, and personnel.

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I F. All radiation protection pr'ogram procedures.or revisions to these procedures E l shall be approved by,(the Radiation. Safety Officer (RS0). All revisions to g the radiation safety; plan shall be approved by the RSO. Site Manager, l

g y Project Manager and Program Manager.> '

q l E R G. Al? work in radioactihe naterials areas or restrictedNeas or work with 8 l licensed material not located in radioactive' materials ~or restricted areas.

l g shallbeinaccordangewithanapprovedradiationjafetyprocedure. g I E I H. Wastes disposed offsite sh'511;be classified and Y meet waste form requirements E I of10CFRPart61.meetapplicableNishosalsitelicenseconditions,and E l meet Department of Transportation and 10 CFR Part 71 transportation g

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i E b I. The Radiation Safety Officer for this license is Mr. Terence Moore. E b E J. Licensee is exempt from the physical protection requirements of 10 CFR g Part 73 and the criticality accident requirements of 10 CFR 70.24.

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i 'E l MATERIALS LICENSE ikxLet or Reference Number g g SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET 70-3073 g l Amendment No. 9 l 1 E N E y K. Construction and operation of the Radioactive Material Storage Area (RMSA) g i in accordance with the licensee's letters, dated September 2. 1997, and g i May 28. 1998, is authorized. E 1 E The licensee shall maintain liquid effluent releases from both the RMSA and L.

the retention pond to an annual cumulative average less than 20 percent of lg g

N the effluent limits stipulated in Appendix B of 10 CFR Part 20. Liquid E N effluents shall be measured prior to discharge and during discharge using E 8 gross alpha and isotopic analytical:techniqu.es for all effluent samples. E M E The licensee is authbrized to remediate Acid Sludge Pit 4 in accordance with l M. g y the method and criteria prescribed in the licensee's -letters dated g 1 November 26. 1997. February 5. 1998, and March 3.' 1998. E 8 E l The licensee shall use the unrestricted use criteria listed in " Guidelines lg 3 for Decontamination of Facilities and Equipment Prior to Release for 8 Unrestricted Use or Termination of License for Byproduct'. Source or Special E 1 Nuclear Material" for surfaces of buildings and equipment.fand the Branch E I Technical Position. " Disposal or Onsite Storage of. Thorium or Uranium Wastes E b

l fromPastOperationsj~forsoils. l Specific values are hhen below-- .' -

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4 Depleted uranium 1.3 Bq/gm (35;pC1/gm) (total uranium) g j Enriched uranium 1.1 Bq/gm (30 pCi/gm) (total uranium) q l Thorium -

j; 2,0.37:Bq/gm (10 pCi/gm) (total thorium)

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) Equipment and surfaces: l 1 2 8

l 1.000 dpm alpha /100 cm  : average contamination level over 1 m2 or E I smaller area E 1.000 dpm beta-gamma /100 cm 2 average contamination level over #

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Aseeeementi o ther thin'gsitfiaf illb'e' d'rf {%.g50.12(ahbMca ago@Me,O/gregu for ;M4TM ofE L " 9 ation i o allrulositehid it@dd' , Opportunity

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ommission (the'CominissE)iio "4 underlyingp Wor'". ose o e rule or is not Portion of Cushing Refinery Site for. " 1 iereafter in 'effey.QN ' % "N.necM8ary M eq 30 up W Unrestricted m. w." w Use.4,f;. .,a y'pt 'fg ory sApK%  %.' d, c ,'

ThePerr"yN. uclear.IM N c purpose of tharule. :The NRC staf L .cw :? The U.S:Nu' clear

, F rg3 1 iolling. water rea r fdcil g8 cit Co atyghio." examined the licensee'sn rationale to' support the exemption request o J he licensoo's  ;?hnsite in, Lake,4' u ,c ;, , " concluded that the use of the TEDE 6 :to. have L Kerr McGee Corporat g

or the limnse) reluest propertyw dR x . tance criteria for the control room lly letter dated l$ec..em'ber 1j998w ue.

q - accofd meet the underlying intent .ofCushing

< wou released l for unrestricted usel the Refinery Site (Cushing) 1.fc,qhse 3%. ; a

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? ENOC submittiki an exem,p g on, req't , "st p.gg ulations. The licensee's request 16 for,o i art,'50,'Appendfih' f CFR 50.12(a)(2)(li)r resppns'e,td KerbMcGees uestsidated Auguit licdn' set' 30t' y 'J l ytteria of 10.Q eneral Design t,erida (dDC) 1U ;The{ sircumstances o to ixemption request wohld permit use 6f Dwas found to be appropriate.ApplicatioriEf amendment'ht 1990, and Oc

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four unaffected'arg@andth(hAdli the control robm dos'

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9 i total effectiva dqs, 4uivalent, icceptance crite'rion o enylp , ,E) off . acceptance hieve criteria'of the tinderlying GDC L., 19 road is notf corridbr area for unstrictp4uso L the "5 rem wholibddy@.,or its;purpose of the rule

, dient ( necessary to because, ac as stated license. in . = agwe These earlietreq and to f.3remove 1 - y the ari to any part of the body'. , dose acceptance ' the staff safety evaluation; dated March terd4 $ M4 3, cnterion that is. currentlygpqcifi;jd e hg:J 26.,1999, the staff considers the TEDE . ;. revised by the licediee'sNov @

GDC 19. . , g A. ,y e The NRC has esta' listiy fp.g ,M . methodology as an acceptable b ed controlroom Area 1, the portion'of Gn means ofmeetinged ree m ~ the 4. l curren dose acceptance criteria in 10 CFR part requirement. Therefore, the staff has ' , 2 south of Skull Creek,IJaaffected, Arpa , [

50, AppendiQ, CDC 19, for all,lighti concluded that an exemption to the ,

3, Unaffected area 4,and thhp ' I,on of,g f # c.

$u'rro" de p fh', % *{s water power a protection shall be provided to permit redctors. to allow GDC FENOC to 19 adopt the requires, TEDE:  ; Y Unaffected Areas 2,3, an

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of Y to C j access and occupancy of the control - methodology for the purpose of , referred to as requested released agass 3 ; h /E '

room under accident conditions without. fimplementing the revised accident ~ , ,

personne%)M, a N$ source term'Of,;NUEEG - ': 1465q cgw- . (RRA))begeleased for unrestgict#Mse7Th's h k m excess of 5 rem w ole y,or s excluding the.RRA are shown in Figure M M' equivalent to any partof the bodyifor f, IV .t;' . ,

M the duratiop of the accide'nt/* Asy 1% A Accordingly,'th'o Ckm. mission has d:# , i" Cushing described in,SEQf-i9$M2yfse of the;- determined that, purstiant to 10 CFRW WSite ,

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50,12(a),an Ellos theem% Moruocommon - exemption defense en otherwise in the public interest.7 - wq . s {g, use of the revind acx:ident source tenn Materials License SNM-1999 a described in NUREG-1485l,l'Accidentf Therefore, the Commisuon hereby . authorir.ing possession of contamhlated y p Source Terms fgLight3 Watergu91 earg grants an exemption from tho' . ,, . soll, sludge l sediment,.trasfnim,ilding# d Power Plants,'l at operating plants!!n : ' requiremsntiof 10 CFR part 50b /R . rubble, and any o'her contaminated & p the SECY paper, the staff described its . Appendix A;GDC 19 to allow FENOC material, at the licensoe's. Cushing siteJ u , q' l plans to review' plant applications.., . , o to adopt the TEDE methodology for Thethe site contains fourlarge areas,pOa -

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implementing this source term andgt.ph t purposdof h) it ~,

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would be incorpora ed,hitho94 review 8 storage during the years that,nuclearc up The Commliigion; app ~ royed.tjiese pla.ns,ly ,1Pursuantto.10 s CFR 5 32,t e.kCommisaloh -

j and direct 6d the staff to cptageppe e granting of this exemption haul road will notarea corridor have processing.and is located ond y gt dispos rulemaking and requested the use of the a significant effect on the quality of portions in the s - human environment (64 FR 4906).

the petroleum of the site that were used for .

refining during the years that. _

f,y methodologfthe'revibi" accident This exemption is effective upons TEDE implementatido nuclear material processing was' , m O =

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=A 36rfi$thed.TheTaul' roads localed submitted the results to NRC in the more than 60 surface soil samples and - w"

$g within the haul road corridor area'areN." Final Radiation Survey of Four ' three subsurface soil samples from the 1 -intended for trans orting waste material Unaffected Areas of the Cushing a haul road corridor area.. 3 ,...

A$during sitennedfation;@Wd%"t* Refinery Site," dated April 17,'1995. . -

Concentrations of radi.onucliNes in the

. . The licensee initially requested thate Gsmma radiation scans l gamma %@ soil samples frontthe.fopr unaffected

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-d ; road corridor be rem o~ ved from the @ e. posure rate measurements,'sollW

^ didActivity'co'ncentrationt* 'M : W areas than 0.1 to purifenuqittare 0.5 pC17g~ffiQ235; as.f911osys:

0.3 to i less 3; measurements, and surface radioactiviiyi 3.0 pCi/g for U-238; 0.6 to 9.0 pCl/g for '

Th-228; and less than 0.6 to 10.0 pCi/

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- $redhests o use..The licensee to limit the areas revised to be removud n

released its earlier.%.;.d forareas survey,werp

  • four snaffected unrestricted performed Asiresnltbf the i S ofi theg/ g for,Th-232. One.small are in each O from the licensd and released for R f surveys and analysis, one'aies of aboyt 11n excess lof the guidellaps'(9.0 pCi/g of Q ,'##h6 restricted Ose to the RRA'.GWM ons~ meter in diameter bn the surfacs of Th-228 and'10.0 h-232), is in

.NQ iMwdS+,rgg. , M ju f$ the ground was found 16elevat6d

Wa - RMb contaminated with Th-232. This. spot' beMMM 9*4' unhffeded 'aYea'n, sinhd2 thorium levels, surveyed by

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, p?;gThe prop. osgi action is ilSegelease fog. was designated ps a rad.ioactive.m MgDRISE, is.the p WLicense SNI@J-1999,'the RRA.~The CMi the areas"that rgd the licensee er,itherformed its 1 con M%!tv.f px

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h, giihoWing ,1998, Figure Sith Area.'q. &&M ' areas meet NRC's guidelines

$: W or/ Gym surveyed that peryait of the liccusee's n:..1. " Cushing Site Map Licezised

.v ' unrestricted sieM QM o The 11- pwformed final stmus g requM for Wict lase lh c'M.N d Qtifeille%sMv see "Adh Ih'tMeaseWand submitted propertyN the results to NRCin' surypys ja the.bahl thew. soil samples are as follows:road 0.6 to 3.8corridor are fthat'iTchpsh'tly'underlicense for . . 9" Final Radiation Survey of Hast Road ' : pCi/g for7Th-228; andless than 0.8 to 4 tmrebtrict6d sae/This' action is ' s * ' 1*. Corridor," dated May 30,1996. The V. e 13.0 pCi/g forTh-232iThe soll samples

' % 'rsquested tE r6bioVethe cursat3 ' . results of the exposure rate surveys of c are within the Optioh .1'so11 guideline

, % limitations on the future use of the the haul road corridor area indicated ; < for enrichdd uranium'and natural property:' C that no location was more than to thorium. Further, the portion'of the haul

$, - e 'c. .d . . '. .' . micoRoont en per hour (pR/hr) above road corridor that is being considered

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.backgroun .. Gamma scans located areasi for release from'the llesnseVould yAMe bdfaYterndtiYitb the prop'osed of elevated activity Biased soil samples s ptvice MWactioh is to xirottrelease'this'aies for"^were colledad from,'these' areas and W : a most/ on 1 riiatorial,"! p~pmegttrans ortation g" hunsestdatsid and and keep the~ area dW? analyzed using gamma 36 wetrokepfhi st ." C6h6e t 16us6f riidlonB611'ss d in the Asutil all site'rediolog" cal, d.a result of the anulvsisitwo areas'woreWNs'ollsiispidelfr' niths h'asl ' ised ' corridor o r sinpletsd arid'the designated as radioactive materials areas

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. . = h. dO' M. u At the dDNg..,.s$,the Oak R1 kgstitutelorSciones and f forU2 ~ forTha khm.m;%,hIhlMeidiYonmentaljusfiMv 0%f11iere'a Education (ORISE)/perforsiddWWrN,pCi/g'adK6 228ta -232. The Nissaes kssoi;3eted sed 1 ? soil " '

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Conclusions

%~ ' Woiildnotbbcoine' contaminated.as results of the licensee's groundwater

. NRC finds that ecause the

"resultofdecommissio Groundwater bnderthge actidty 2 A.p monitoring of several wells located
  1. 'shing sitsfU'4 either in the' fan be fquad'(a onegithree down-gradient of these areas. Thec i T .~ criteria have been met, there is no t uearhig zonecThewatef-be,watar%.aring zonesj f lidenseejrov'ided Wse samp'lingresults can be releas$d for
  1. signifidant are the shallow #ater bearing zoneW U in'its letteidatedNo~ v ediber 6fi9989M and'the propert[M WWW9 ' .

' unrestricted bse. j unco 9solidated soiJr.p$ 1 the gtpper MM Based bn its review of that data,'the MW4staffa *W WW *M WG UM -

VanpstGroup)4 thelower ewm,e wwM. 4 Finding o. f.No SignlAcant Impacten: ,

.rtiMf the pa Of ths Vanoss proupcontaminhtf6n and ? D;I fouhd #61ndi6atl6n'of grouhdwato '

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}e Environmental Assessmentre daViiulfeilib reg 16nal undwater t'itW@,:. disppsalcell,,islo, patedation }thlighe p@dsquifdi;sThdTikh4btioM '

of.\ gg]nedliniestridtedSIdasispndfM6eMS (

kJappears t that thereis notisignificant3 ; Materiai from tlie retne Sitelin s '

ggropihd$ter flow betw bida/erMy NRC's;Optio n the aliallow Acid Sludge Pit,4 (Pit 4) that,mee% w,WRRA'on ty%for.unrpstricted,.,H CushingOklkliotna;pp the Cushing Refinehis of th6 podjfin th6 khEnvironmo IMinasni6 the M W4 d

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nmentaltritmma && v..' 133, wptfiigy,vgyditch'insitu%ridb and 140 Was filled with rubbleM : acks s2, -proposed actioh'ari@alla glMt av v# e S Dje artment of?from' refinery deniolition.2Al@placedV inspectM6 ahd copyink,iattheC i l4 .Thel, gte#pklaHe , hwpou

  • 3.gEnvironmental QU^allty &llo,wh,nd " ' intithis ditch were toncrete blocks 6"O,i la the Gelman Building,' 3til g ,thsf61I6 @1113% sh >1 from'the thorium pi6cessingbuilding r NW, Washington, pC.g .17 j.o gron6dW erunit%Idyow antities slab. The licensee in its letter dated ; p#

November 13,'1998, provided the fidal , Opportunity for a Hearing hy al o ,,

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' jfcomnbr6f allitihkiigMtsrssilNill be blocks. Based onit's review of triese dita. nNRC liegby data of these'concrog blabjr' l is a proceeding on% iip'plicatioii'for s" proviile l lest' s'hiid'fioisi~tlieflialldgaww dqter 4 tl;tissite?uddI3) nd Q NRC found that the concrete slab bigks a license amendment within.the scope pf -

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  1. .dY should be permitted a hearing with . . Generic Communications Process. Statement. ..mL.

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i l NRC Form 374A U.S. NUCLEAR REIULATOOY COMMISSION ,,oc 5 o, 5 ,,,,, i (5' W ucense number SNM-1999 l l MATERIALS LICENSE pocket or meterence number I l SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET 70-3073 l l Amendment No. 9 l '

l l I I I . 1 I I I I I Exposure rate: 1 I I I I I Soils 2.6 nC/kg/hr (10 uR/hr) average above l background at 1 meter j l

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N. Except as specifibagy,,provided otherwise in this,liferfte. the licensee will l i conduct its pr(@am 1 ordance with statem ts frepregentations, and i i conditionscod4(inedi. terdatedSeppe - 5. 1992 as supplemented i I

on December Ib 1992. JdA 4.(41f93 23.199hAugust 26. 1993. I January 5. I q . Februa g , 96 g nd No eFab ' {6.1998. O l l l T RTEt E3 &GUL Y COMMISSION  !

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J. Lux Affairs Division, P.O. Box 89, Cushing, OK 74023. Location: Two miles Nort -

State highway 18, % mile East - Deep Rock Road.

11.N Except as specifically provided otherwise in this license, the licensee wi conduct its program in accordance with statements, representations, and con ons contained in a letter dated September 25,1992, as supplemented o December 18,1992, January 14,1993, February 23,1993, Augus 6,1993,  ;

January 5,1994, February 9,1996, and November 6,1998.  !

All other conditions of the license will remain the same. Enclosure 2 contai the revised License No. SNM-1999, which incorporates Amendment No. 9. NRC will t require any additional decommissioning of the RRA in response to future NRC criter or standards, except in the event that additional contamination or noncompliance with rem ation commitments is found indicating a significant threat to public health and safety.

In accordance with the Commission's policy, the Oklahoma State icial was notified of the proposed issuance of this amendment. The State official had n comments.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to co act me at (301) 415-6605.

Sin ly,

[ ginal signed by:]

' ewart W. Brown, Project Manger

')ecommissioning Branch Division of Waste Management Office of Nuclear Material Safety And Safeguards Docket No. 70-3073 License No. SNM-1999

Enclosures:

1. 64 fB 15831, dated 3/ /99
2. License Amendmen o. 9 l

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Amendment No. 9

-I Exposure rate:

So'11s 2.6 nC/kg/hr (10 uR/hr) average above background at 1 meter

-Equipment and buildings:

1.3 nC/kg/hr (SuR/hr) above background at 1 meter-N. Except_ as specifically provided otherwise in this license, the licensee will conduct its program in accorda:.ce with statements, representations, and conditions contained in a letter dated September 25, 1992, as supplemented on December 18, 1992, January 14, 1993. February 23, 1993, August 26, 1993, j January 5, 1994. February 9, 1996, and November 6, 1998. l FOR THE U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION

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