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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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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 material designated below; to use such material for the purpose (s) and at the place (s) designated below; to delive i

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

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Licensed material shall be possessed and used in remediation i

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10. Authorized Place of Use:

The existing facilities, as defined in Figure 1 of a E

November 6,1998, letter, of Kerr-McGee Corporation, Safety and Environmental Affairsl 8

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Division, P.O. Box 89 Cushing, OK 74023.

Location: Two miles North - State Highway g i

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Conditions:

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Kerr-McGeeshallsubmitbylichnse'amendmentrequest,beforeMay1,1994,a l

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Proposed Decommissioning Plan for the Cushing Site meeting the requirements y

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Kerr-McGee shall submit, by separate license amendment requests, or as a E

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Lapel air samplers will be issued when required by a special work permit or E

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Urine sampling and analysis for uranium isotopes will be performed for all l

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>40 DAC-hrs for a single air sample result.

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

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Fecal analysis will be performed in cases where thorium exposure is E

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g shall be used as the criteria for the unrestricted release.of equipment, y

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Wastes disposed offsite sh'511;be classified and meet waste form requirements E

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The Radiation Safety Officer for this license is Mr. Terence Moore.

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i May 28. 1998, is authorized.

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, F rg3 1J Co atyghio." examined the licensee's rationale to' support the exemption request g8 cit o

iolling. water rea r fdcil he licensoo's site in, Lake,4' u,c ;,, " concluded that the use of the TEDE 6 :. L Kerr McGee Corpora n

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? ENOC submittiki an exem,p on, req't, "st p.gg ulations. The licensee's request for,o

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hieve the tinderlying L., road corridbr area for unstrictp4uso L enylp,,E). acceptance criteria'of GDC 19 is notf i total effectiva dqs, 4uivalent, 9

purpose of the rule because, as stated in. = and to remove the ari

.of icceptance crite'rion o the "5 rem wholibddy@.,or its;, dient ( necessary to ac f

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to any part of the body'., dose acceptance ' the staff safety evaluation; dated March terd4 $ M4 3, cnterion that is. currentlygpqcifi;jd hg:J 26.,1999, the staff considers the TEDE. ;. revised by the licediee'sNov e

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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,

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room under accident conditions without. fimplementing the revised accident ~,. (RRA))begeleased for unrestgict#Mse7Th's k

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Materials License SNM-1999 a wq. s described in NUREG-1485l,l'Accidentf Therefore, the Commisuon hereby.

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plans to review' plant applications..,., o to adopt the TEDE methodology for the The site contains fourlarge areas,pOa -

implementing this source term andgt.ph purposdof implementing the revisodindica er t

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The Commliigion; app ~ royed.tjiese pla.ns,ly,1Pursuantto.10 CFR 5 32,t e.kCommisaloh would be incorpora ed,hitho94 review 8 storage during the years that,nuclearc up and direct 6d the staff to cptageppe e granting of this exemption will not have processing.and dispos s

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rulemaking and requested the use of the a significant effect on the quality of the portions of the site that were used for.

y TEDE methodologfthe'revibi" accident This exemption is effective upons petroleum refining during the years that. f, in the s -

human environment (64 FR 4906).

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$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 w the four unaffected areas and the haut d

e. posure rate measurements,'sollW W areas purifenuqittare as.f911osys: less 3;

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$redhests to limit the areas to be removud

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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 n

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 16 beMMM 9*4' unhffeded 'aYea'n, sinhd2

Wa - RMb contaminated with Th-232. This. spot' elevat6d thorium levels, surveyed by

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"Adh W see and submitted the results to NRCin' thew. soil samples are as follows: 0.6 to 3.8 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 3

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results of the exposure rate surveys of 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..d.. '.

micoRoont en per hour (pR/hr) above road corridor that is being considered C

that no location was more than to thorium. Further, the portion'of the haul

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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 ptvice on 1 riiatorial,"! p~pmegttrans ortation s

MWactioh is to xirottrelease'this'aies for"^were colledad from,'these' areas and W : a most/

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f.y. radioactiftty# ' use fromlicensed operations, 1996, and " Confirmatory Survey for the

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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,

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' 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

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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.

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