ML20212J062
| ML20212J062 | |
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| Issue date: | 06/10/1999 |
| From: | Nelson R NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS) |
| To: | External (Affiliation Not Assigned) |
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D.C. 2066H001 June 10, 1999
Dear Workshop Participant:
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) staff is developing a Standard Review Plan (SRP) for use by the staff in reviewing decommissioning plans and other information used by licensees and other responsible parties to support decommissioning and license termination.
The goal of the SRP will be to enable NRC staff to evaluate information submitted by licensees in a timely, efficient, and consistent manner, to determine if the decommissioning can be conducted in such a way that the public health and safety is protected and the facility can be rel:ased in accordance with NRC's requirements. Since late 1998, NRC staff has been working with hiterested parties to identify and address the issues that will need to be addressed in the SRP. This workshop is our most recent effort to include the regulated community and other stakeholders in its development.
The NRC staff has developed drafts of several modules (or chapters) of the SRP which are enclosed for your review. NRC staff is interested in obtaining comments on the draft SRP modules from all interested individuals and parties and we urge you to provide the staff with your comments. Also, please feel free to copy and distribute the draft SRP modules to any other interested individuals you may know. The SRP modules are also available on the Intemet at:
http1/techconf.llnl. gov /cgi-bin / library? source =*& library =Lic_ Term _ lib & file =*
NRC staff will accept comments on the draft modules until December 15,1999. Comments may be sent to:
Dominick A. Orlando, Project Manager Spscial Projects Section Decommissioning Branch Division of Waste Management g-fjp Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Mail Stop T8F-37 4f"' g gg ggf 1
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The goal of the SRP will be to enable NRC staff to evaluate information submitted by licensees in a timely, efficient, and consistent manner, to determine if the decommissioning can be conducted in such a way that the public health and safety is protected and the facility can be released in accordance with NRC's requirements. Since late 1998, NRC staff has been working with interested parties to identify and address the issues that will need to be addressed in the SRP. This workshop is our most recent effort to include the regulated community and other stakeholders in its development.
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The NRC staff has developed drafts of several modules (or chapters) of the SRP which are enclosed for your review. NRC staff is interested in obtaining comments on the draft SRP modules from all interested individuals and parties and we urge you to provide the staff with your comments. Also, please feel free to copy and distribute the draft SRP modules to any other interested individuals you may know. The SRP modules are also available on the Internet f
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NRC staff will accept comments on the draft modules until December 15,1999. Comments may be sent to:
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Workshop Participants Thank you for participating in the workshop, and we look forward to your comments on the SRP.
Robert A. Nelson, Chief Special Projects Section Decommissioning Branch Division of Waste Management Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards
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