ML20210H751

Responds to Asking Whether Commission Encourages State Administrative Officers to Cooperate with Each Other to Solve Problems & If NRC Aware of Cooperative Action by Administrators in 2 or More States

ML20210H751
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Issue date:	07/07/1999
From:	Lohaus P NRC OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS (OSP)
To:	Jacob Zimmerman NEW YORK, STATE UNIV. OF, ALBANY, NY
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July 7, 1999 Joseph F. Zimmerman, Professor Department of Political Science Nelson A. Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy University at Albany - Milne Hall 135 Western Avenue Albany, New York 12222

Dear Professor Zimmerman:

This responds to your June 11,1999 letter, in which you ask whether the Commission encourages State administrative officers to cooperate with each other to solve problems and whether we are aware of cooperative action by administrators in two or more States.

The Commission's program of cooperation with States is a long-standing one and encourages, by example, the sharing of information and cooperation between Federal and State j

govemments responsible for the public health and safety radiation protection programs. This effort includes the Govemor-appointed State Liaison Officers program. This program was established in 1976 to create a working relationship with States in the area of power plant siting and environmental matters, for which both the NRC and the States share responsibilities. The State Liaison Officer provides the principal communication channel between the State and the NRC, keeping the Governor informed of nuclear regulatory or emergency matters of interest to the Governor, keeping other State officials informed of such matters and responding to NRC inquires. State Liaison Officers represent a wide spectrum of State govemment, including energy advisors to the Govemor, members of State Public Utility Commissions, Radiation Control Program Directors, or State Emergency Management Directors. The scope of these programs include areas such as low-and high-level waste disposal, transportation, emergency preparedness and decommissioning. State Liaison Officers are asked to provide assistance when NRC issues new policies and when rule changes are being considered. Commissioners and other senior NRC officials often meet with the State Liaison Officers when they are visiting States and/or with Governors.

A national meeting of State Liaison Officers is held once every three years at NRC headquarters, with the participation of the Chairman and senior NRC officials. A broad range of issues is discussed at these meetings and allows both the NRC and the States to gain valuable perspectives into each other's programs, policies and needs. The next national meeting is scheduled for December 1-2,1999, in Rockville, Maryland. I have enclosed a list of current State Liaison Officers for your information.

Also through the Agreement States program, NRC strives to maintain effective relations and communications to promote greater awareness and mutual understanding of the policies, activities and any concerns related to radiological safety at NRC and Agreement State licensed facilities. A total of 30 States have formal agreements with the NRC by which 9908040000 990707 PDR STPRO ESON

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. quantities of special nuclear materials. The Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, requires that NRC review Agreement State radiation control programs periodically to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety and to ensure that their programs are compatible with NRC's program. A current list of Agreement States, including names, addresses and telephone numbers of responsible officials may be obtained from the NRC Office of State Programs Home Page htto://www.hsrd.orni aov/nrc: choose " Directories" and then " State Program Directors."

NRC's cooperative efforts include: ensuring substantive involvement of Agreement States in NRC rulemaking and other regulatory issues by providing early opportunity to comment on draft rulemaking plans; providing technical assistance to both Agreement and non-Agreement States; providing opportunities for training of personnel at NRC-sponsored courses; sponsoring public conferences and special workshops on specific areas, when necessary; disseminating information, principally through the Office of State Programs home page (http://www.hsrd.orni aov/nrch and list server, of interest to a variety of officials and organizations. The NRC also participates in annual meetings with a number of regional and State organizations, including the Organization of Agreement States, the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc., the National Governors Association and the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners.

Through the Office of State Programs, NRC is a Federalliaison to the Board of Directors of the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc., to help ensure that State and Commission programs for protection against the hazards of radiation are coordinated. The Conference was formed in 1968 to provide a forum in which Federal, State and local radiation control program officials could address governmental radiation protection issues, mainly through

. working groups and committees.

I hope this insight has been helpful. If you have any questions conceming this correspondence, please contact me or Rosetta Virgilio of my staff. Ms. Virgilio can be reached at 301-415-2307 i

or at Intemet: rov @nrc.aov.

i Sincerely, OriginalsignedBy:

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Paul Lohaus, Director Office of State Programs

Enclosure:

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Joseph F. Zimmerman those States have assumed regulatory responsibility over by oduct, source, and small quantities of special nuclear materials. A current list of Agre ent States, including names, addresses and telephone numbers of responsible officials m y be obtained from the NRC Office of State Programs Home Pagehttp://www.hsrd.orn!.cov/nrc: hoose " Directories" and then

State Program Directors."

NRC's cooperative efforts include: ensuring substantive in Ivement of Agreement States in NRC rulemaking and other regulatory issues by providing arly opportunity to comment on draft rulemaking plans; providing technical assistance to both reement and non-Agreement States; l

providing opportunities for training of personnel at NRC-s onsored courses; sponsoring public conferences and special workshops on specific areas, w en necessary; disseminating information, principally through the Office of State Progr s home page (http://www.hsrd.omt.aov/nrch and list server, of interest o a variety of officials and organizations. The NRC also participates in annual me tings with a number of regional and State organizations, including the Organization of Agre ment States, the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc., the Nationa Governors Association and the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners.

Through the Office of State Programs, NRC is a Fed alliaison to the Board of Directors of the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, I c., to help ensure that State and Commission programs for protection against the haz rds of radiation are coordinated. The Conference was formed in 1968 to provide a forum i which Federal, State and local radiation control program officials could address government I radiation protection issues, mainly through working groups and committees.

I hope this insight has been helpful. If you have a y questions concerning this correspondence, please contact me or Rosetta Virgilio of my staff.

s. Virgilio can be reached at 301-415-2307 or at internet: rov @nrc.oov.

Sin rely, Pa I Lohaus, Director O ce of State Programs

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Joseph F. Zimmerman Jill 7199p those States have assumed regulatory responsibility over byproduct, source, and small quantities of special nuclear materials. The Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, requires that NRC review Agreement State radiation control programs periodically to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety and to ensure that their programs are compatible with NRC's program. A current list of Agreement States, including names, addresses and telephone numbers of responsible officials may be obtained from the NRC Office of State Programs Home Page htto://www.hsrd.omi oov/nrc: choose " Directories" and then " State Program Directors."

NRC's cooperative efforts include: ensuring substantive involvement of Agreement States in NRC rulemaking and other regulatory issues by providing early opportunity to comment on draft rulemaking plans; providing technical assistance to both Agreement and non-Agreement States; providing opportunities for training of personnel at NRC-sponsored courses; sponsoring public conferences and special workshops on specific areas, when necessary; disseminating information, principally through the Office of State Programs home page (htto://www hsrd ornl cov/nrcA and list server, of interest to a variety of officials and organizations. The NRC also participates in annual meetings with a number of regional and State organizations, including the Organization of Agreement States, the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc., the National Govemors Association and the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners.

Through the Office of State Programs, NRC is a Federalliaison to the Board of Directors of the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc., to help ensure that State and Commission programs for protection against the hazards of radiation are coordinated. The Conference was formed in 1968 to provide a forum in which Federal, State and local radiation control program officials could addrt:ss governmental radiation protection issues, mainly through working groups and committees.

I hope this insight has been helpful. If you have any questions conceming this correspondence, l

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STATE LIALSON OFFICERS June 1999 Attached is an updated list of State Liaison Officers to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory i

Commission. Please discardprevious copies.

Contact:

Spiros Droggitis, Office of State Programs, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, D.C. 20555. Telephone 301/415-2367 or E-mail scdenrc. gov with changes.

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STA TE LIAISON OFFICERS ALABAMA Kirksey E. Whalley, Director Office ofRadiation Control Alabama Department ofPublic Health TheRSA Tower, Suite 700

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P.O. Box 303017-3017 Montgomery, Alabama 36130-3017 H334206-5391 (Fax: 334/206-5387) kwhatledadph. state.al.us ALASKA Doug Dasher Department ofEnvironmental Conservation Northern RegionalOffice 610 University Avenue Fairbanks, Alaska 99709-3643

1. 907N51-3172 (Fax: 907/451-2187) ddasher@envircon. state.ak.us

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l ARIZONA Aubrey Godwh:, Director Arizona Radiation Regulatory Agency 4814 South 40th Street Phoenix, Arizona 85040 H602255-4845 (x222) (Fax: 602N37-0705) agodwin@arra. state.az.us ARKANSAS David D. Snellings, Jr., Director Division ofRadiation Control and Emergency Management Arkansas Department ofHealth 4815 West Markham, MailSlot #30 Little Rock, Arkansas 72205-3867

1. 501/661-2301 (Fax: 501/661-2468) dsnellings@ mail.doh. state.ar.us CALIFORNIA Robert A. Laurie, Commissioner Cahfornia Energy Commission 1516 Ninth Street Sacramento, Cahfornia 95814

1. 916/654-4401 (Fax: 916/654-4420) Riaurie@enerev. state.ca.us COLORADO Robert M. Quillin, Director Laboratory and Radiation Services Division Department ofPublic Health and Environment 8100 Lowry Boulevard Denver, Colorado 80230-6928

1. 303/692-3038 (Fax: 303/343-3697) robert.auillin@ state.co.us Page 1 of 9

CONNECTICUT Dr. Edward L. Wilds, Jr., Director Division ofRadiation Department ofEnvironmental Protection 79 Elm Street Hartford, Connecticut 06106-5127

1. 860/424-3029 (Fax: 860/424-4065) edward. wilds @po. state.ct.us DELA WARE Dr. Harry W. Otto, Manager EnvironmentalServices Section Division of WaterResources Department ofNaturalResources & Environmental Control P.O. Box 1401,89 Kings Highway Dover, Delaware 19901

1. 302/739-5726 (Fax: 302/739-3491) Hotto@ state.de.us FLORIDA William A. Passetti, Chief Bureau ofRadiation Control Florida Department ofHealth

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2020 Capital Circle, SE, Bin #C21 Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1741

1. 850/487-1004 (Fax: 850/487-0435) bill cassetti@doh. state.fl.us GEORGIA James Setser, Chief Program Coordination Branch EnvironmentalProtection Division Department ofNaturalResources 205 Butler Street, Suite 1152 East Tower Atlanta, Georgia 30334

1. 404/656-4713 (Fax: 404/651-5778) Jim _setser@ mail.dnr. state.ea.us HA WAH James K. Ikeda, Chief EnvironmentalHealth Services Division State Department ofHealth P.O. Box 3378 Honolulu, Hawall 96813

1. 808/586-4576 (Fax: 808/586-4606)

IDAHO Doug Walker Senior Health Physicist INEEL Oversight Program 900 North Skyline, Suite C Idaho Falls, Idaho 83402

1. 208/528-2600 (Fax:208/528-2605) dwalker& dea. state.id.us I

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ELLINOIS Thomas W. Ortciger, Director Illinois Department ofNuclear Safety 1035 Outer Park Drive i

Springfield, Illinois 62704 217/785-9868 (Fax: 217/524-4724) ortcigeGidns. state.il.us INDIANA Howard W. Cundiff; P.E., Director Consumer Protection Indiana State Department ofHealth 2 North Meridian Street, SD Indianapolis, Indiana 46204

1. 317/233-7182 (Fax: 317/233-7334) hcundiffEisdh. state.in.us i

IOWA DanielK. McGhee Bureau ofRadiologicalHealth Iowa Department ofPublic Health Lucas State Office Building 321 E.12* Street Des Moines,IA 50319-0075

1. 515/281-7007 (Fax:#515/242-6284) dmcgheeSidph. state.ia.us KANSAS Vick Cooper, Chief Bureau ofAir andRadiation Radiation ControlProgram Department ofHealth and Environment Forbes Field, Building 283 Topeka, Kansas 66620

1. 913/296-1561 (Fax: 913/296-0984) vcoopeGkdhe. state.ks.us KENTUCKY John A. Volpe, Ph.D., Manager Radiation and Toxic Agents ControlBranch Cabinetfor Human Resources 275 East Main Street FranAfort, KY 40621-0001

1. 502/564-3700 (Fax: 502/564-6533))ohn.volpera? mail. state.kr.us LOUISLANA

^ RonaldL Wascom, Administrator Radiation Protection Division Office ofAir Quality and Radiation Protection Department ofEnvironmental Quality

~ "'aebonnet Road, ox 82135 4

Rouge, Louisiana 70884-2135 165-0102 (Fax: 504/765-0220) ron_ugdeo. state.la.us Page 3 of 9

V MAINE W. Clough Toppan, P.E., Director Division ofHealth Engineering Department ofHuman Services

1. 10 State House Station Augusta, Maine 04333

1. 207/287-5686 (Fax: 207/287-4172) clough.topoan@ state.me.us MARYLAND Merrylin Zaw-Mon, Director Air and Radiation Management Administration Maryland Department ofthe Environment 2500 Broening Highway Baltimore, Maryland 21224

1. 410/631-3255 (Fax: 410/631-3198) mzawmon@mde. state.md.us MASSACHUSETTS A. David Rodham, Assistant Secretary Executive Office ofPublic Safety j

One Ashburton Place Boston, Massachusetts 02108

1. 617/727-7775 (Fax: 617/727-4764) david.rodhanGstate.ma.us i

MICHIGAN Flint C. Watt, Chief Drinking Water & RadiologicalProtection Division Michigan Department ofEnvironmental Quality CPHMailRoom P.O. Box 30630 3423 N. Martin L King, Jr. Blvd.

Lansing, Michigan 48909-8130

1. 517/335-9218 (Fax: 517/335-8298) wattRstate.mi.us MINNESOTA Steve Minn, Commissioner Minnesota Department ofPublic Service 1217th Place, Suite 200 St. Paul, Minnesota 55101-2145

1. 651/296-6025 (Fax: 651/297-1959) sminn@dpsv. state.mn.us MISSISSIPPI Robert W. Goff, Director Division ofRadiologicalHealth State Department ofHealth 3150 Lawson Street P.O. Box 1700 Jackson, Mississippi 39215-1700

1. 601/987-6894 (Fax: 601/987-6887) rgofRmsdh. state.ms.us l

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'~RonsdA. Kucera, Director ofIntergovernmental Cooperation Dep:rtment ofNaturalResources P.O. Box 176 Jefferson City, Missouri 65102

1. 573/751-3195 (Fax: 573/751-7627) nrkucerfa3 mail.dnr. state.mo.us MONTANA George Eicholtz, Coordinator RadiologicalHealth Program MTDPHHS, Licensure Bureau P.O. Box 202951 Helena, Montana 59620-2951

1. 40W444-5266 (Fax: 406M44-1742) geelcholt:(Estate.mt.us NEBRASKA Robert E. Leopold, Administrator Public Health Assurance Division Department ofRegulation & Licensure Nebraska Health and Human Services Systems 301 CentennialMallSouth P.O. Box 95007 Lincoln, NE 68509-5007

1. 402/471-3979 (Fax:402M71-0169)

DOH5141(E)VMHOST. CDP.STA TE.NE. US NEVADA Robert R. Loux, Executive Director Agencyfor NuclearProjects 1802 N. Carson Street, Suite 252 Carson City, Nevada 89701

1. 775/687-3744 (Fax: 775/687-5277) nwoora'rovmail. state.nv.us NEWHAMPSHIRE Woodbury P. Fogg, P.E., Director New Hampshire Office ofEmergency Management State Office Park South 107 Pleasant Street Concord,NewRcmyshire 03301

1. 603/271-2231 (Fax: 603/225-7341) wfogefa'mhoem. state.nh.us NEWJERSEY Robert C. Shinn, Jr., Commissioner Department ofEnvironmental Protection CN-402 Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0402

1. 609/292-2885 reshinn@dep. state.ni.us 1

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Denuty SLO: Jill Lipoti, Ph.D., Assistant Director Radiation Protection Programs Division ofEnvironmentalSafety, Health and AnalyticalPrograms Department ofEnvironmental Protection P.O. Box 415 Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0415

1. 609/984-5636 (Fax: 609/633-2210)jlipoti@dep. state.ni.us j

NEWMEX1CO Benito Garcia, Chief Bureau ofHazardous and Radioactive Materials Water and Waste ManagementDivision Department ofEnvironment 2044 Galisteo P.O. Box 26110 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87502

1. 505/827-1557 (Fax: 505/827-1544) benitogarciaHnmenv. state.nm.us NEW YORK F. William Valentino, President New York State Energy Research and DevelopmentAuthority Corporate Plaza West 286 Washington Avenue Extension Albany, New York 12203-6399

1. 518/862-1090 (Fax: 518/862-1991)Jos@neserda. ore NORTH CAROLINA RichardM. Fry, Director Division ofRadiation Protection Department ofEnvironment, and NaturalResources 3825 BarrettDrive Raleigh, North Carolina 27609-7221

1. 919/571-4141 (Fax: 919/571-4148) met fnGmail.enr. state.nc.us NORTHDAKOTA Dana K. Mount, P.E., Director Division ofEnvironmentalEngineering North Dakota Department ofHealth 1200 Missouri Avenue, P.O. Box 5520 Bismarck, North Dakota 58506-5520

1. 701/328-5188 (Fax: 701/328-5200) dmount@ state.nd.us OHIO James R. Williams, ChiefofStaff Ohio Emergency Management Agency 2855 West Dubil=t-Granville Road Columbus, Ohio 43235-2206

1. 614/889-7150 (Fax: 614/889-7183)jwilliams@dps. state.oh.us Page 6 of 9 L

OKLAHOMA H.A. Caves, Director Radiation WasteManagementDivision Oklahoma Department ofEnvironmental Quality P.O. Box 1677 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73101

1. 405/702-5100 (Fax: 405/702-5101) ha. caves @deamail. state.ok.us OREGON DavidStewart-Smith, Administrator Energy Resources Division Oregon Office ofEnergy 625 Marion Street, NE Salem, Oregon 97310

1. 503/378-6469 (Fax: 503/373-7806) david. stewart-smith @ state.or.us PENNSYLVANIA DavidAllard, Director Bureau ofRadiation Protection Pennsylvania Department ofEnvironmental Protection Rachel Carson State Office Building P.O. Box 8469 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105-8469

1. 717/783-5403 (Fax: 717/783-8965) allard.darindep. state.va.us PUERTO RICO Hector Russe Martinez, Chairman Puerto Rico Environmental Quality Board P.O. Box 11488 San Juan, Puerto Rico 00910

1. 787/767-8056 (Fax:787/754-8294)

RHODEISLAND Peter Todd Radiological Technician Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency

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645 New London Avenue Cranston,RhodeIsland 02920

1. 401/946-9996 (Fax: 401/944-1891)

SOUTH CAROLINA VirgilR. Autry, Director Division ofRadioactive Waste Management Bureau ofLand and Waste Management Department ofHealth & Environmental Control 2600 BullStreet Columbia, South Carolina 29201

1. 803/896-4244 (Fax: 803/896-4242) autrvvr acolumb34.dhec. state.sc.us Page 7 of 9

r SOUTH DAKOTA Bob Mcdonald, Environmental Project Scientist Dep:rtment ofEnvironment and Natural Resources Ground Water Quality Program 523 East CapitalAvenue Pierre, South Dakota 57501

1. 605/773-3296 (Fax: 605/773-4068) bohm@denr. state.sd us TENNESSEE MichaelH. Mobley, Director Division ofRadiologicalHealth Tennessee Department ofEnvironment & Conservation 3rd Floor, L & CAnnex 401 Church Street Nashville, Tennessee 37243-1532

1. 615/532-0360 (Fax: 615/532-7938) mmobles@ mail. state.tn.us TEXAS John Howard Director ofEnvironmental and Natural Resources Policy Office ofthe Governor P.O. Box 12428 Austin, Texas 78711 l

1. 512N63-2198 (Fax: 512N63-1975) roeer.muldennysc. state.tx.us UTAH William J. Sinclair, Director Division of Radiation Control Department of Environmental Quality 168 Nonh 1950 West P. O. Box 144850 Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4850

1. 801/536-4250 (Fax: 801/533-4097) bsinclai@ dea. state.ut.us VERMONT Richard Sedano Commissioner of Public Service 112 State Street Montpelier, Vermont 05620-2601

1. 802/828-2321 (Fax: 802/828-2342) sedano@nsd. state.vt.us VIRGINIA George Urquhart, Director Preparedness and Mitigation Division Virginia Department of Emergency Sen' ices 10501 Trade Court Richmond, Virginia 23236-3713

1. 804/897-6583 (Fax: 804/8?? 6526) gurauhan. des @ state.va.us Page 8 of 9

WASHINGTON Bob Nichols Executive Policy Assistant Executive Policy Division Office of the Governor P.O. Box 43113 Olympia, Washington 98504-3113

1. 360/902-0642 (Fax: 360/753-4110) BobNa0FA1. WA. GOV WEST VIRGINIA Beattie DeBord, Chief Radiological Health Program 815 Quarrier Street - Suite 418 Charleston, West Virginia 25301

1. 304/558-3526 (Fax: 304/558-1289) bdebordewvdhhr.org WISCONSIN Steven D. Sell, Administrator Division ofEmergency Afanagement 2400 Wright Street P.O. Box 7865 Afadison, Wisconsin 53707-7865

1. 608/242-3232 (Fax: 608/242-3247) sells @dma. state.wi.us WYOAflNG David A. Finley, Administrator Solid and Hazardous Waste Division Department of Environmental Quality Herschler Building 4W Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002

1. 307/777-7753 (Fax: 307/777-5973) dfinle@ state.wv.us Page 9 of 9

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