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%,, * . . . + / pg1W Ref: SA/J0L ALL AGREEMENT AND NON-AGREEMENT STATES ILLIN0IS AGREEMENT Governor James R. Thompson, on behalf of the State of Illinois, has submitted a proposal to assume, through an agreement with the NRC, certain of the Comission's regulatory authority over the use of byproduct material as defined by Section 11e(1) of the Act, source material, small quantities of special nuclear material and low-level radioactive waste disposal pursuant to section 274 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended.
Enclosed for your information is a copy of a notice initially published in the Federal Register on December 31, 1986 describing Illinois' program for the assumption of these regulatory responsibilities. Public coments are invited within 30 days of the initial publication, g ---Ig y - -
DonaldNus'sTaumer A.h .
Assistant Director for State Agreements Program Office of State Programs
Enclosure:
Federal Register Notice 8703090342 870226 PDR FOIA RADERB7-47 PDR .
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Federal Register / Vol. 51. No. 250 / Wednesday. December 31. 1988 / Notices 47327 Station. Units 1 and L dated May 1972 theetfore, en EnvironmentalImpact NRC staff cseesoment of a proposed Statement is not wartented. agreement received from the Govemor endlune1972 and(3)the of the State ofIllinois for the assumption Environmental Assusment dated De following statements support the December 34.1ees These documents draft Anding of no significant impact of certain of the Commission's are available for public laspection at the and summertoe the concisions resolung regulatory authority pursuant to section Commission's Public Document Room, from the environmental asseeement. 374 of the Atomic Energy Act of1954. as 1717 H Street NW Washington, DC, (a)De yound-water soonitoring amended. to are requated on and at the Swem Ubrary. College of prograan la eNect at the Irigaray mina is the public alid safety aspects of William and Mary.Williamsburg. sumclent to soonitor operations and will the proposal.
Virginia 23145. provide a warning system that will A staff ==== ment of the State's minimise any ct on yound water. proposed infor controlover Deted at metheeds. Maryland. this asth day Furtherisere, itional aquifer testing sources re tion is set forth below as d Deweiber.isas nd catu at &e producuen sone is _
tary information to this Far the Nuclear Regulation Communion. mouce. A notice of the proposed adequately confined, thereby assuring tassa s. aha *" apwesent propen nerrative. including miscser. PwJt eropeer aivetorose Na 2. m ~j " '
proposed operation of the well field and t tion adElinois ions.
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(FR Dec es-393s3 Filed 12-3o 48. tes a.m l
- 'I processing plant will be within regulatory limita and willbe la available for public inspection in the r a=== talon's public document room at anAme esas n u. m ' continuously monitored. 1717 H Street NW Washington.DC, the (c)ne environmental usonitoring Commission's Region til Ofnce.799 proFemis comprehensive and will Roosevelt Road. Building No. 4. Glen lDuuN wn detect any radiological reluses Ellyn.IllJnois, and the lilinois
'""I'i S rom f the opmtion. Department of Nuclear Safety.1035 Westinghouse Electric Corp Draft Outer Park Drive. Springfield. Illinois.
(d) Radioactive wastes will be Fheme W h W impact minimal and will be disposed of at an Rxemptions from the Commission's Regwdmg h RecrW Soume ed approved site in accordance with regulatory authority, which would! e Byproduct Material Ucense SUA-1341 h' fw Opwane W Wuw epplicable Federal and state regulations. Implement this d agreemene (e) Cround water, based upon have bun publ h h Fedwal
, Electric Corpwouon's Meway Mme' pumus tuu , can be metmd a class Regleter and codified as Part 150 of the Johnson County, WY of use standa . Commission's regulations in Title to of Asescn Nuclear Regulatory in accordance with 10 CMt 51.33(a). the Code of Federal Regulations.
the Director. Uranium Recovery Field Comminion~ Office, made the determination to lease mats: Comments must be received on or actioet Notice of draft finding of no a duft finding d no signincut impact , before January 30.1987.
signincant impact. maammamaa Written comments may be and to accept comments on the draft finding for a period of 30 days after submitted to the Rules and Procedures (if Pipposed Action Branch. Division of Rules and Records.
j lesuance in the Federal Register.
The proposed admm. .istrative action is nie findmg. together with the Office of Administration.U.S Nuclear to renew Source and Byproduct Material environmental assessment setting forth Regulatory Commission. Washington.
Ucense SUA-1341 authorizing the bas 4 for the finding. is available for DC 20555. Comments may also be Westinghouse Electric Corporation to delivwed to Room 4000. Maryland public inspection and copying at the resume operation of their trigaray Mme Commission's Uranium Recovery Field National Bank Building. Bethesda.
located in lohnson County. Wyoming Office at 730 Simms Street. Golden. Maryland from 8:15 a.m.to $20 p.m.
Colorado, and at the Commission's Monday through Friday.Copie o,f (2/ Reosone for Draft finding ofNo Public Document Room at 1717 H Street, comments received may be exammed at Significant Impact the NRC Public Document Room.171711 NW., Washington. DC.
Street NW., Washington DC. '
Deled at Denver. Coloredo, this leth day of d the eta t e N leer Decesibe. tm m mmu mpossavia cefact Regulatory Commission (NRCl and For the Nuclear Regulatory Commiuton. Joel O. Lubenau. Office of State leased by the Commission's Uranium Programs.U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Edward F. NewWas.
Recovery Field Office. Region IV. The Commiselon. Washington. DC 20555.
Environmental Assessment performed Chief.Licensistr aiencA r.uioniumJtecovery rie&OfficeJtarionly. telephone: 301-402-4887 by the Commission's staff evaluated suPPt.sasaseTAat suponesAftest (FR Doc. swass7 Filed 12-so.aa, tes sm) potentialimpacts on. site and off. site Assessment of Proposed Illinois due to radiological releases which may anAme esse pues.ms Program to Regulate Certain Radioactive
' occur during the course of the operation. Materials Pursuant to section 274 of the Documents used in preparing the State of Iginois; Staff Assessment of Atomic Energy Act of1954 as amended.
assessment included operational data from the licensee's prior mining M8'd AF""*"I E*'***" ** The Commission has received a 90RC and the State of lainola proposal from the Govemor of Illinois activitin. the licensee's renewal for the State to enter into an egnement application dated September 2a.1983, as meanct Nuclear Regulatory with the NRC whereby the NRC would revised by submittal dated October 13. Commission.
mlinquish and the State would assume 1985. and the Fmal Environmental actiosc Notice of proposed agreement certain regulatory authority pursuant to Statement prepared by the Commission with State ofIllmois. section 274 of the Atomic Energy Act of staff dated September 1978. Based on 1954, as amended.
this assessment. the Commission has suuesaan Notice is hereby given that the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Section 274e of the Atomic Energy Act determined that no sigmficant impact will result fiom the proposed action. and la publishing for public comment the of1954, as amended, requires that the
a 47338 Federal Regleier / WL 81. No. 280 / Wednesday. December 71. 1933 / Notices
, terms of the proposed eyeement be however reserves the rWit to apply at a H*=a eencamin , eneclear power and pubhshed for pubhc comment once each Asture date to NRC for an == a-d emergency preparedness week for four consecutive weeks. ayeestent to assums aetherity in this E ne proposed lilinois Agreement Accordmsly, this nouce will be area.no alas articles of the proposed will enver several unique facete. It will
, pubhshed four times in the Federal eyeoment cover the fouowing areas: ensha. (1) regulation of a low-leve!
l Regleter L IJsla Ibe meteriale covered by the waste disposal site which is no longer 1.5eckpound mysement. accepting low-level re&oactive waste A.Section N4 of the Atomic Energy E uste the e-.a t
- e sentinued for ' """-Id) (2) reguletion of Act of 1964, se amended, provides a medy and mopme&&ty tw corth a new'regidelllow.kul www sepooct mechanism whereby the NRC me acovium facety.(3)regulaban d one d mly Iwo trenefer to the States certala rege tory RI. ABowsfor$stereamendmentof hasased uranium conversion plants in nothenty over speement materials 5 the apwamnt. the United States (Allied-Chemical) and when a State desires to sesume this IV. AHows for eartain regulatory g4) esanpum g Imy authority and the Governor certifies that chaeges by the Commission. M Pom M 4 h o siw source matuial he Seele it.s en ad.q.te regastery v. nd - &e.oa u.d -->aa - p-aa d *~
- m. and when the Comuniesion authority of the e-=laat- for hacGee gest Chicago Rare Earths that the State's proprem le season defense and escurity for Fa incl * "8 *u h ' hh compatible with that of the NRC and is safeguard purposes.
g, , e. hred on he rr.M;G ,
adequate to protect the public beelth VI. pledges the best efforts of the Wh).M& cum ovd uil and safety. Section 274s directs the markle at &is sim (by-pmd$e r==ta-t- and the State to achieve makrkt a dend by enuem d r==taaion to cooperate with the coordinated and esapatible programs.
States in the formulation of standardo VB. Recepusse reciprocity of
&a Act)wiu remain wie NRC.De for protection against radiation basards gew e proposed programe for low-level Boenen Ismed by the respecu" m&mcuvmW 6epad W h to enum that State and Comunisolon agaci"-
programs for radiation protection will be Albed Chemical plant are essened na and competi VIE. Sets forth erlierte for under Criteria moe.g. "Re&oactive
! Further. termination er suspension of the Weste Disposal" and 30" Personnel."
k Comminion shall periodicaUy review such agreements and actions taken by aywed C. E. Rev. Statass5. dt.127. per h &sposium of &e agule mopeneMy for the M e
% the States under the agreemente to g217, he nabhng Watute b he m&oecen mainiale mulung imm the ensure comphance with the r .___
Einole Departent d Nuclur Sefdy operation of the Rare Earthe Facihty is authorises the Department to issue covered in the assosoment under d 3eis in a action' letter deled October 2.19ek homen 2. and perform inspections of. Crtierson 25. " Existing NRC IJcensee Governor lemes p.nompoco of the users of radioactive materials under the and pen &ag Applications."
State ofIllmole requested that the proposed apoement and otherwise Under the proposed agreement Comunieeion enterinto an agreement carry out a total radiation control jurisdiction for health and safety for with the State pursuant to section 274 of pmFem. Elinole regulations for Allied Chemical's plant would be the Atomic Energy Act of1954, as m&sta,m proteche wm adopkd on transfemd to Emois,& Albed amended.ne Governor certined that September 25.1see under authority of Cheenical plant is one of 2 plants in the the State of Einois has a propen for the enabhng statute and provide United States beensed to convert control of radiation hazards which is standards hemsinoinspeedon. arenium "yellowcake" to UF. NRC etaff adequate to protect the pubhc health eeforcement and administrative is reviewmg the somsion defense and and safety with respect to the materials proceduru fw agreemnt and am- security signi$cence of the Allied within the Siete covered by the agment makrials. Pursuant to Chemical plant in consultation with proposed agreement, and that the State i 330.300 the regulauons will apply to appropriate Federal agencies. Section of Dhnois desires to soeuse letory agmmnt makrials on se diecen 274 agrenents are approved by the responsibility for such matert .ne date dee asumath mgulabons r==5aaton when, among othe things. l text of the proposed agreement is abown provide for the State to hoonee and the proposed State program is adequete '
l in Appendia A. Inspect users of naturally-occurring and to protect the public beelth and safety.
I ne specific authority requested is for accelerator-produced radioactive De NRC staff au -m finds the (1) byproduct material as defined in makrials. proposed lilinois program will provide sectionne.(1)of the Act.(2) source D.Elinole is one of two States with e adequately for public beelth and safety.
material. (3) opecial nuclear nieterial in cabinet level agency devoted he Atoakic Energy Act, se amended.
l' quantities not sufficient to forse e exclustuly to radiados safety and however, states that such agreemente l critical mese and (4) permanent disposal control.111inois' role in radiation safety shall not effect the Comminion's j of low-level weste containing one og is traceable to 1955 when the Bhnois authority to protect the comunon defense more of the foregoing mekride but not General Assembly created the Atomic and security.no decision on whether to containing uranium and thorina mill power Inwetigedrig Comunlaelon.ne rxclude the Allied Chemical plant from tailings (byproduct material as defined Blinois Department of Nuclear Safety be Agreement will be made by the '
in section 11e.(2) of the Act.h State program provides a - , J.x.f.ve -
- ceuniesion concurrent with its decision does not wish to suurne authority over proFam encompass radiation m the Blinois requeeWr an Agieement. .
uranium recovery activines. no State. t os tive
{tection L NRC Staff Assessanent of proposed radiation lasers, low-level radioactive Emens program for Coetml d ,
8 A. Syymdied .W.Hele as danned h n.M Ape ===8 blaterials a ern.d a amenei. u ans=4 in si.m * * *" ****8'"'"' '""'III**** *I 1
ce .w.n.is ..a trenoportation of radioactive materiale
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Criteria for Guidance of 1
i o es.o.i d , mm.n i. m e. aman e., and environmental radiation. States and NRC in Discontinuance of edoenne fo= snus=1 si coordmation of State government NRC Regulatory Authonry and l
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i Federal Register / Vol. 51. N2 ago / Wednesday. December St. sees / Noticos d7329 Am nps.onnmoibySuomumgh 4. rescimy -i Aeeet se Reserenos:at RL Anu.cooE put
. Agrumeni.' Kepam.ne regulatwy nihorny shnu 400.
ggy,, eensider the total occupational redation & saanqps. Ucensed redsoective esposure ofindividuale, lachseng that materialin storese shall be secured
- 1. Protection. A State regulatory 8 rom soorces whhdi am mes suspelated by assinet eneathertsed removal.
am shall be designed to protect the it.
a th and safety of the people agelast ne Minole agulatione contain e ne Winois regolauens sever au --
- -- t for security of stored redieuon hasards-asurses of radiatsen within the State's sodioactive Sterlat Essed upon the analysis of the State's N and preside for
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St RI. AIE(. CODE proposed regulatory program the staff saa sama teheves the Illinois proposed c _'r.Wi exposure seasideration of the total reestion ofindviduals from au seuroes & Aedoestive Wasar Disposal k) program for agreement materiale is of reacties in the peesseeies of a Waste dispeest by meterial users.ne adequately designed to protect the heemsee erregistrent. etandante for te esposal of redanscun health and safety of the public against redsetion hasards. Referenar.32111 ADed.CODR
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st RL ADM. CODE 300.1050 to 340.1000. 300.1080,340.3010 to 300. 3110. Part 001; Reforence: tilinois program Statesment A PPl ication for Agreement State Status,' 5.Serrveys.Moniserisqr. Appropriate Section 151(a)(2), peb. l.97-425.
surveys and pereennel moniterlag under SE AaguAstions Go Shiprnent Rodsogion protection Saendede the close esporvielen of technically AedioactiveMosenoAs. State 2.Standeds. De State regulet compeknt # am M in -
k to salmM ha joris&cuon m shall adopt a set of standards achieving n "_g---I protection and pensoulgate regulations applicable to the tection against rediation which shan be mode in A shipant of re&oacun malwiels, such she apply to byproduct, noerce end compliance wie saky agehoes. mguladone to be compeuble wie thwe special nuclear meterials in quantities De Minois C nte forseneye established by the U.S. Department of not sufficient to fann a critical mass. to eveleste potential fresa Transportation and other agencase of the Statutory authonty to formulate and sources of radiation the personnel United States whose juriedaction over prormulgete rules for controthag monitoring minimmente em unifone intestate shipant of such matuiale exposure to sources of radiation is with those contained in to CFR part 30. accessarily continues. State lations
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contemed in the enabhng statute. In Additionally, for perscanel doebneters regarding transportation of re etive !
occordance with that authority the (except entremity doehmeters and pocket materials must be compatible with to
- State adopted radiahon cumtrol ionisation chambers) that require CFR Part 71. -
regulations on Srpiember 35 Aess which processing, the accreatation criterie in De Blinois regulations are uniform include redsstion protection standards the January 1.1ses revision of15 CFR 7b with those contained in NRC regulations which would apply Io byproduct. source and in American National Standards 10 CFR Part 71.
and special nuclear materials in Institute N13.11-1ses.1ssa edition, must
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32 EL ADM. CODE Port quantities not sufficient to form a be met. 341. .
cntical mase upon the effective date of
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32 RL ADM. CODE 11. Ascords andAsporer. De State l en agreemcot between the State and the 340.3010,340.3030 and 340.3070. regulatory program aball require that l Coouniesion pursuant to section 274b of & Labels.S4pns. Symbols. It is holders and usere of radioactive the Atomic EnerEy Act of1964.as desirable to achieve uniformity in amaterials (a) emaintain recordo covering 1 amended, labels, signs. and symbols, and the personnel rediation exposures, radiation !
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32 EL ADM. CODE Parts posting thereof. However. it is essential surveys, and aheapoeals of materials: (b) 310.320,330.340,341.360,351.37& 400 l thet there be uniforenity in labels, signs. keep reconis of the receipt and transfer and 801. and symbols affixed to radioective of the materials:(c) report significant
- 3. Uniforraityin Aediation Standormir products which are treasioned toen incidents involving the matenals, as It is important to strive for uniforamity in person to person. arescribed by the regulatory authority:
technical definitions and terminology, ne prescribed radiation labels, signs ,d)make avallable upon request of a particularly as releted to such things as and symbols are uniform with those Nrmer eenployee a report of the units of meesurement and redsation contained in 10 CFR Parts at 30 thru 32 employee's exposers to redsstion: (e) at dose.%ere shau be uniformity on and 34. %e Ilhnois posting requireements request of an employee advise the
! maximum permissible doses and levels are also uniform with those of part 30. employee of his or her annual radiation of radiation and concentrations of
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at RL ADM. CODE exposure: and (f) Infonn each eroployee radioactivity, as fixed by to CFR part 30 330.220(3), 330.330(i), sin ann ( 1). In writing when the employee has of the NRC regulations based on 33E300(g). 34G.3030 and .3000. 30&100& received radiation exposure in excess of officially approved radiation protection 7. Instruction. persons workq is er the prescribed limita.
guides. frequenting restricted areas abou be ne lilinois regulatione require the Technical definitions and terminology lastmeted with respect a the health following records and reports hoensees contained la the Bhnois Radiation risks associated with exposure to and registrents:
Control Reguladone including those .redioactive amaterials and in proceedens (e) Records covering personnel related to units of tecaeurernent and to esinimise exposure. Werkere aball radiation exposures. radiation surveys.
redietion doses are uniform with those have the right to request reginiatory and disposals of meterials.
contained in to CFR Part 20. authority inspectione se per to CFR 13 (b) Records of receipt and trenefer of
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32 EL ADM. CODE 310.3D- Section 19.16 and to be represseted materials.
l 3410.30. 350.3% 351.30. 370.20 and 801.30. during inspections as speciAed in
' (c) Reports concerning incidents l Section 19.14 of10 CFR 19 involving radioactive materials.
l 8 NoC swouwnt at Poiry pubeubed in the %g [llinois regulation contain (d) Reports to former employote of j rad = ret see6.= lea.ory n seriles re rees4 seek requirernents for instruction and notices their radiation exposure.
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' 7mu Ee70. nYcrIr((o'"E m s m e. to workers that are unifann with those (e) Reports to employees of their res.r s aso.a., i.h ri. ions les rm aseres of to CFR Part 19. annual radiation exposure.
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d7830 Federal Register / Vol. St. No. 250 / Wednesday. December 31,19e6 / Notices (f) Reports to employees of radiation use of saaterials without evaluating each Other special requirements for the exposure in excese of prescribed limits. specific use. leeuence of specific hcenses are
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32 IIL ADM. CODE 310.40. Prior to the issuance of a specific contained in the regulations.
340 4010,340.4030. 340.4060 and 400.130. license for the use of radioactive
- 12. Additiono1Jtequirements and
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32IIL ADM. CODE materials, the lilinois Department of 330.250 to 330.3eo and Part act: Illinois Esemptions. Consistent with the overall Nuclear Safety will require the Program Statement. Sections ll.B.1.al11 cntens here enumerated and to submission of information on. and will accommodate special cases and *1Joensing1C.1.(a)" law.imvel make an evaluaties of the tial Radioactive Weste Management" and circumstances. the State regulatory hasards of such uses,and capability authortty shall be authorised in RI.B " Licensing "
of the appucant.
individual cases to impose addiuonal 15.Numan use.De use of radioactive
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32 HL ADM. CODE materials and radiation on or in humans reguirements to protect heelth and 330J40 to 330.340 and Part 301: Illinois shall not be permitted except by sarety, or to grant necessary exemptione Program Statement. Sectione H.B.1(a)(1) properly qualified persons (normally which will not leopardine health and " Licensing." U.C.1(a)(3)
- Regulating safety. hcensed physicians) possessing Iow.14wel Westerhpaaal" and Bl.B. prescribed minimum experience in the De Ilhnois Department of Nuclear "I.icensing."
Safety is authorized to impose upon any Provision is anade for the lesuance of mee of ra" --- or radiation.
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heensee or registrant by rule, regulation, general licenses for byproduct, source De Blinois rehtions require that or order such requirements in addition and specialnuclear materials in the use of radioactive materials to those established in the regulations as situations where prior evaluation of the (including sealed sources) on or in it deems appropriate or necessary to hcensee's qualifications, facilities, humans shall be by a physician having minimize danger to public health and equipment and procedures are not substantial experience in the handhng safety or property. required.De regulations grant general and administration of radioactive
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32111 ADM. CODE 310.70. material and, where applicable. the hcenses under the same circumstances De Department may also grant such as those under which generallicenses el nicalananagement of radioactive exemptions from the requirements of the are granted in the Commission's patients.
. regulations as it determines are ulations.
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32 EL ADM. CODE authorized by law and will not result in eierences: 32 EL ADM. CODE 33E300(a). @).ud (ch *;
undue hazard to pubhc health and 330210 and un m Inspection
. asfet or pro Provision is made for exemption of 6
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perty. nc D 32IIL ADM. CODE 310.30. certain source and other radioactive ma "
' Pow g,f e, Prior Evoluotion of Uses ofJtodiooctive materials shall be subject to inspection
' " # di e b pum for materials covered by the Agreement by the regulatory authority and shall be q 13. PriorEvoluotion ofHazards and are the same se those granted by NRC subject to the performance of tests. as Uses. Exceptions. In the present state of lations "9"I"O DF "8"I*I '"O "'Y knowledge, it is necessary in regulating aferences: 32 RL ADM. CODE inspection and testing is conducted 'to the possession and use 04 byproduct. 330.30 and 330.40. determine and to assist in obtaining i
source end special nuclen meterials 14. Evoluotion Criteria. In evaluating Compliance with regulatory a that the State regulatory authority a proposal to use radioactive materials. requirements. Frequency of inspection require the submission ofinformation the regulatory authority sha!! determine shall be related directly to the amount on. and evaluation of. the potential the adequacy of the applicant's facilities and kind of material and type of
, oPerstlos licensed, and it sha!! be hazards and the capability of the user or and safety equipment, his training and possessor prior to his receipt of the experience in the use of the materials adequate to insum compliance.
materials. Die criterion is subject to for the purpose requested, and his lilinois materials licensees will be certain exceptions and to continuing proposed administrative controls. States subject to inspection by the Department
, mePpreisel as knowledge and should develop guidance documents for of Nuclear Safety. Upon instruction from 8
esperience in the atomic energy field use by license applicants. Die guidance the Depenment.licensus shaU perfom lacrease. Frequently there are and should be consistent with NRC heensing or permit the Depanrrent to perfonn i increasingly in the future there may be. and regulatory guides for various such masonable tests and surveys as the catesones of materials and uses as to categories oflicensed activities. .. Department deems appropriate or which there is sufhcient knowledge to in evaluating a pro necessa .De frequency ofinspections permit possession and use without prior agreement materials,posal the Blinois to use is de iupon the type and scope of 4 evaluation of the hasards and the Department of Nuclear Safety will . the bcensed activities and will be at i
' capability of the possessor and user. determine that: least as frequent as inspections of Deee categories fallinto two groupe- (1)De apphcant la qualified by similar licensees by NRC. Generally.
l those matertels and uses which may be reason of training and experience to use inspections willbe unannounced.
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, completely exempt from regulatory the materialla question for the purpose
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l controls, and those materials and uses mquested in accordance with the 31030. 310.30,310.70 and 400.140(a);
in which sanctions for misuse are reguletions in such a manner as to Illinois Program Statement. Section 5 anslatsined without pre. evaluation of minimise danger to public health and H.B.1.(a)(2)" Inspection and i the individual possession or use. In safety or property: Compliance." Section Bl.C. " Inspection 1 J authorizing research and development (2) De applicant's proposed and Enforcement"and Section IV.C I ia or other at:tivities involving multiple
': uses of radioactive materials, where an equipment. facilities, and procedures are " Division of Responsibilities."
adequate to minimise danger to public 17. Inspections Compulsory. Ucensees
{ institution has people with extensive health and safety or property; and shall be under obligation by law to i
tralning and empertence, the State (3)De issuance of the hcense will not provide serese to inspectors.
r*sulatory authority may wish to be inimical to the health and safety of Illinois regulations state that licensees
.j provide a means for authorizing broad the public. shall afford the Department at all
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Federal Reg 6eter / Vol St. No. ISO / Wednesday. December St.1888 / fpfces d7331 1
renonable tunes opportunity to insped authorisations and r T== of the foregoing categories, proper sources of radiation and the promises licensees must be conduckd by persons consideration should be given to and facihues wherein such sources of possessing the training and experience equivalent competency which has been radiation are used or stored. relevant to the type and level of gained by spyropriate technical and
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32ILL ADM. CODE 310J(L radioactivity in the proposed use to be radiation protection experience.
ts. Notification of Aesults of evaluated and ins ed. It is n - _ 'N that radioactive Inspection. I.icensees are entitled to be To perform the involved in usatorials ' eir uses are so varied advised of the reeutta ofinspections and evaluation and insparh- lais desirable thatthe and inspection to notice as to whether or not they are in that there be personnel educated and functions w0lrequire skills and comphance. treined in the physical and/orlife experience in the different disciplines Following Department inspections. sciences,indudingbiology chemistry. which wul sof always reende in one !
i each bconsee will be notified in writing pbyalce and engineering. sad that the De regulet authority should of the results of thelaspection.De personnel have had training and the composite 7such skille either l letters and wntien notices in&cate if the experience in radiation protection.%e inits employ or atits command, not I bcensee is in comphance and if not. list person who will be responsible for the only for rouune functions, but also for ,
the areas of noncompliance. actual performance of evaluation and essergency cases. l Reforence:lihnois program Statanient, inspection of all of the various ases of a. Aodioactive Mierials Pisgram. l Section ll.B.1.(e)(2) " Inspection and byproduct source and special nuclear g, p,f, ann,f, I Compliance."Section III.C. " Inspection materialwhich asight come to the here are approximately eso NRC and Enforac:,ent"and Section IV.C regulatory body should have substantial specHic hcenm in &e Stam d Blinok. j
- Division of Responsibihties." training and extensive experience in the Under the proposed agreement. the field of radiation protection. State would assume responsibility for Enforcement .
It la recognized that there wul also be about a00 d aese bcensu.W i
- 19. Enforcement possession and use persons in the program performing a Department's Division of Nuclear j of re&oactive meterials should be more tunited function in evaluation and Materials is currently staffed with 13 amenable to enforcement through legal inspection. These persons will perform I na and has o sanctions. and the regulatory authority the day-to day work of the regalatory profession vacancy. [aluding the Managebf the t shall be equipped or assisted by law with the necessary powers for promp,.
enforcement.nis may indude, as program and deal with both routine Office of Radistion Safety (in which the situations as well as some which will be Division of Nuclear Materials is
, out of the ordinary.These people should locawd). four in&Wduds win be '
appropriate, edsunistrative remedies beve a bachelor's degree or eqalvalent muagemet ud superdoory looking toward issuance of orders in the ph sical or hfe sciences, training duties in the materials program.
requinas affirmative actson or in bealth ics, and a x!aately Endusin d &e low-level re&oactive '
suspension or revocaban of the right to two years o actualw experience in waste regulatory m and the paesese and use matenals, and the the field of radiation protection. regulatory oversigh a uranium impounding of matenalt the obtaining ne foregoing are considered mMn yim ud klow) n of injunctive whef, and the imposing of desirable qualifications for the staff who estimate the State will need to app y civd or cruninal penalties- will be responsible for the actual ne Illmois Department of Nudear performance of evaluation and betwwnm12 stahan d ,
1 Safety is equipped with the necaesary inspection. In addition, there will PmfmlonaMon m he rs&oactive !
materials program. Elinois will apply powers for prompt enforcement of the probably be trainees associated with the about 14.4 staff. years to this program.
regulations. Where conditions exist that regulatory program who will han an l h penonnd toge&er wie summanes j creste a dear presence of a hasard to academic background in the physical or of their assigned responsibilit es. ,
the public health that requires hfe sciences as well as varying amounts training and experiena an as follows i imme&ste action to protect human of speciSc training in radiation (except as nokd puosotage d tim baalth and safety the Department may protection but httle or no actual work devoted to the radioactive materials issue orders to reduce &scontinue or experience in this field. no background Pmgram wiH be 9M w mon) ehminate such cond uons.The and specific training of these persons department actions may also indude willindicate to some extent their Ted M4metw. Dhnois Depanmnt of Nudear Safety, impoun&ng of radioactive material, potential role in the regulatory program imposition of a civil penalty, revocation nese trainees, of course, could be used Gownw e Duignauhatson M NRC.
of a license. and requesting the State initially to evaluate and inspect &ose (1M of time devoted to materials applications of radioactive seaterials Program).
Attorney General to seek injunctions which are considered routine or more Training-and convictions for criminal violations.
References:
3211.1. ADM. CODE standardized from the radiation safe Pb.D-Yale University (19'70) 31010. 31E80. 310.90. 330.500; DI. Rev. standpoint. for example. inspection -Molecular Biophysice and Stat.1965. ch.111 %. pars. 219. 222. 223 ladustrial gauges. amall remarch Biochemistry. Yale University and 224;Ilhnois Program Statement, programs, and diagnostic medical M.Ph.-Molecular Biophysics and Section II.B 1 (a)(2). " Inspection and programs. As they gain experience and Cheadstry Comph ance." Section Ill.C. " Inspection competence in the neld, the trainees -Yale University (1967) and Enforcement" and Section IV.C., could be used progressively to deal with B.A -Reed Cdlege (1965)
" Division of Responsibihties." the more complex or difficult types of -Physics Major radioactive material applications. It is Penonnel Experience:
desirable that such trainees have a
- 20. Quoh/scorions ofRegulatory ond bachelor's degree or equivalent in the 1964-Present: Director. Blinois Inspection Personnel. De regulatory physical or his eclences and specific Department of Nudear Safety training in redistion protection. In 1963 - 1984: Deputy Director. IUinois agency shall be staffed with aufficient trained personnel. Pnor evalueuen of determining the requirement for Department of Nuclear Safety opphcations for licenses or academic training ofindividuals in aD of 1961--1983: Independent Consultant
w 47332 Federal Register / Vol. St. No. 280 / Wednesday. December 31. 1936 / Notices
^
1982 - 1883: Science Director. Scientists' "lJconsing C_ _ O,,. - 11 Source. ,_- M //se/ Hwons:IJcensing institute for Public Information. Now and Special Nuclear Meterials." US Section Head. Division of Nuclesr
, York City NRC Maryland (1W2) Meteriale. Responsible for supervising 1981-1882: Independent Consultant Emperience. die review of radioactive fasterial 1 t: Minois Department of bWh cy K yet ne er, il on.
Nuclear Safety Training.
Colwedo I" '
l $*I, Meal Diviolon of Heahh MSPH-University of South Carohna
! Francesco.Californie 107t>-1W1: University oflows (1g33) 1970-1W2: Postdoctoral Research ,,
Fellow. Vale University Medical Radiation Proketion Omoe -industrial Hygiinne and Snvironmental School. New Haven Connecticut Michoolswan: Chief. Division of Quality Assessment Aru/D Kostrold: Manager. Office of Nuclear Materials. Manages the ES.--National Taiwan University (1978)
Redsstion Safety. Responsible for Division including supesion of staff -Pharmacy meneging the programs, functione and and utabliehant of program " Uranium and1horium: A Perspective obintives. en the Hesord." Radiation Safety activities of four technical diviolone:
Nuclear Meteriale. Electronic Products. Training: Associates. Inc., Springfield. Ilhnois RadiologicTechnologist Accreditation M.A. "- - - State University . IL (19e8) and Medical Physics (33% of time (19eo) ~ *Raternal Dosimetry." Health Physics devoted to materiale program). - 4usinese Adminletration Society. State College Pennsylvania Training: R.S.-University oflows (1971) (1eeB)
-General Science / Nuclear Medicine " Introduction to IJcensing Practices and R.S-University of lows (1970) Procedures." US NRC Rethesda.
Technology
- General Science / Nuclear Medacine " Uranium andThorium: A Perspective Maryland (1ees) 2 Technology on the Hasard." Radiat6en Safety *14edical Uses of Radionuclides for j i " Specific Topics in ucene Asmciata.Inc Springfield.Bhnolo State Regulatory Personnel." USERC. '
Pl C. San I
{ Contingenb Francisco. (ane."
1ees) US (1se6)
- SpecialTopicsin "
Oak Ridge Tennessee (1986) tt
- 1mpeet of Proposed Changes to 10 CFR Ruperie' ice 30." Technical Management Services. Contingency Plane." US NRC San teI6-Present:Eheois Department of inc., Geithersbure. Maryland (1ees) Francisco CA(1ess) y,,g,,, g,g,,,
" Incineration Realce." Univ.of N.g. ees: Pwde UnivW Gmde "Large latedselion Radiation Safety ornia. Irvine. Charlotte. N.C.
Workshop." US NRC.New Jersey u%b Schal of Pharmacy. Nursing and Health on of Radioactive Meterial sic pervision." Keye Productivity l Scimoes Workshop." University of California Center.Springield.Dhnoie [1008) 198D-1982:PurdueUniversity Graduete l
j (1984) "Isipact of Proposed Changes to 10 CFR 30." Technical Management Services. Research Instructor. School of Health l "Transportauon of Redioactive Scimen ;
Materials." US NRC. Illinole (1983) Inc GaithersburS. Maryland (1988) 2000-1991: University of South Carolina. a j " Recognition. Etaluation, and Centrol of " Transportation of Radioactive Credeste Teaching Assistent. 1
! Non.lonizing Radiation." US Dept. of Waterials." US DOE. Illinois (1986) I
- Technical Writing."luchmond Staff Depsrtment of Environmental Health labor. Ilhnois (1e81)
" Inspection Procedures." US NRC. Development. Dhnote (1908) Sciences l
- Health Physics and Radiation 19e0-19e0: University of South Carolina. j Ilknois (teso)
" Safety Aspects ofIndustrial Protection." Oak Ridge Associated Graduate Research Assistant.
Radiography." US NRC. Imuisiana Universities.Tennecese (less) Department of Environmental Health (1sso) Sciences
-Cas and Oil WellImminS"US NRC SWs-1979:The Church of Taipei, j *Quahty Assurance in Nuclear Texas (1ese) j Medicine." US FDA. Maryland (1W9) "lJcensing Practices and Procedures." Minister.Taipel. Taiwan
! " Health Physics in Redietion US NRC Maryland (1ese) 1NS-1W9:Yun-Fu Pharmaceutical Ltd Accidents." Oek Ridge Associated " Transportation of Radioective Pharmacist.Taipel. Taiwan Universities. Tennessee (1W9) Meterials." US NRC.Bhnois (less) 1977-1977:NationalTaiwan University.
- 14eer Sefety Seminar " US Food and " Current icetiene of Nuclear Hospital. Pharmacy Intern. Taipei.
Drug Admin Wasconsin(1979) Imaging." r:n--. ace Inc Taiwan "Radsological Respese pperehone Blinole (1981) 1977-1977:Pfiser Pharinaceutical Training Course." US NRC Nevada Nuctur Cardiology" Univ. of Company. Assistant Pharmacist Ib - Wieciee-Problems and Emperience Y.DevidLe Touche:Radioec.ive Solut' ions." Univ. of Southern ,
Meteriale License Reviewer. Division of tes2-Present:Illinole Department of
! California. California (1978) Nuclear Materiale. Performe reviews of
- 11adiological Emergency Response Nuclear Sefety radioactive materiallicenu applications
! Planning Course." US NRC Minnesota 1973-1es2:St. John's Hospital, Springfield.Ilhnois and performe inspections of radiosetive 1 (1977) materiale licensees
" Health Physics and Radietion 1e91:IJncoln Land Comununity College, l Training:
Protection." US NRC.Tennweee Springfield. Ilhnois (Instructor)
(1W7) 1W3-1977: Nuclear Medicine Institute. Ph.D.-Oregon State University (19 ell 1
"Fundementale of Non. Ionizing Ohio (Affiliate Instructor) - 4tadiation Riology Radiation Protection." U.S. Food and 1971-1973: Wesley Medical Center. M.5 --Oregon State University (197sl Drug Administreuen. Maryland (1973) Kanese --8iological Science l
Federal Register / Val. 51. No. 280 / Wednesday. December St.1988 / Notices 47333 B.S -Concordia University. Montreal. 1982 1988:Kanese Department of 197D- 1979:FermiNational Accelerator Canada (1976) Neelth and Environment.Tepoke, imberstory. Proton Department.
-Beology Kanees. Radiation Control Inspector Batavia.Elinois
'Tipecial Topics in Ucensing- 1981-1982: Eastern Virynia Me& cal 3,verf.genso: Inspection and Contingency Nns." US NRC. San Authority. Norfolk Virginia. Assistant Enforcement Section Head. Division of Francisco.CA Dees) Radiation Safety Officer .
Eclear heelerials.henneen me
" Health Physics and Radiation 1800 -1981: Eastern Virginia Medical inspection salossement program.
Protection." US NRC. Dek Ridge. Authority Norfolk. Virginia. Radiation g Tennessee (1886) Safety ResearchTechocian M.S.-Temas A & M University (1985)
" Uranium and Thorium: A Perspective 1979-leso:Old Dominion University on the Hazard." Radietion Sefety Norfolk. Virginia.Research Assistant -Nuclear Engineering (Health Physics)
R.SeU80MNHy of Weginia De74 Associates.Inc Springfield.Ilhnois Serve Againers: Radioactive Materials m um analThoriE:A Perspective "I trod clion to Ucensing Practices and W eria Perf reviews d * *"*"
Procedures."USNRC betheeds. ,,dioective meteriallicense tions
- *""* I Aeoecleted.'Sp'ringfield. Winois peec)
Maryland (1986) ad perfones '- - - ~ of i RC.
Emperience: materials heensees g ,,,,i, 19es-Present- Ilhnois Department of Training * " Gee & OilWelllasing for Regulatory Nuclear Safety M.S.-University of Arkanees for hreonnel."(Accepted for attendance les2-leet. Oregon State University. Medical Sciences 0985) at November.1ese course. Houston.
Cervalhe. Oregon Research Associate -Rediation Health Physica Temas) 197S-leet: Oregon State University- B.A.- &r6ng UniversHy Dest)
Corvallis. Oregon Credvate Research ERPerince. .
Associale _g,,gkUses d Redonuchda fw see6-Pneent: Bhnois Department of Me& Nuclear Sefety 1977-1979. Oregon State University, gi e 3,g,g. ,,y personnel." US NRC. , ,
Corvallis. Oregon Creduate. Teaching Sees-tees: Texas A & M University.
Oak Ridge. Tennessee Dese)
! Assistant Health Physicist. College Station.
1 Texas Tech University. 1983: Carolina Power a f.ight Ma ene cense R vb er. v of 88 8H*n 8 84 C" Company. Radiation Control Nuclear Matenals. Performe reviews of re&oactive meterial license applicatione 3 I" """Id A' *"** ** Specialist. Hartsville. South Carohna Creduste Assistant c,,,ye E Merrihew: Radioactive and performs inspections of radioactive 1881 - 1 hi"Nh * ""-
materials hcenseen.
Materiale Ucense inspectw. Perfums
, Laboratory Techno ist reviews of radioactive materials license Training ~ 1981-1983: University of Arkansas, applications and performs inspections of M S.-Old Dominion University Des 2) Aquatic Ecol ist radioactive materials hcensees.
- -Norfolk. Virginia 1sso--leel
- He ' University. Training:
-Physics Teaching Assistant B S-Tem Kong college of Arts and M.A.-Sangamon State University (19"2)
SherylO.Soolrrefohl: Support Sciences --Biology %chology Services Section Head. Division of
-Physics Nuclear Materials. Responsible for the IA '**"I'U"',""','YU'7II
" Introduction to Air Toxies." US EPA. 4ologyyPsychology Division's data processing system and Kansas City. Missouri (1985) registration program, assista in license A.A-SpringkW.Mge ,n Enon i
" Health Physics and Radietlon reviews and inspections. seeist in 090s)
! Protection." US NRC Oak Ridge, review and revkion d regulations and ~ U'**'*I0I'"
Tennessee (1984) " Radiological Emergency Response standards and serves as the
" Safety Aspects ofIndustrial Department's Radiation Safety Officer.
Opwede." NA. las Wges.
Redsography for State Regulatory Nevada 0000) l Personnel." US NRC. Beton Rouge. Training: " Medical Uses of Radionuclides." US louisiane (1964) B.5-Purdue University. Indiana Demo) NRC. Oak Ridge. Tennessee 0906)
" Cobalt Teletherapy Calibretion." US Health Physice " Gas and Well tagging for Regulatory NRC Houston. Texas (1984) " Inspection Procedures."US NRC. Personnel." US NRC. Houston. Texas 4
" Medical use of Radionuclides for State Atlante. Georgia (1985) pets)
Regulatory Personnel." US NRC. " Writing for Results." Se amon State " Radioactive Material Training Course:
Tennessee (1984) University.Springfleid. (1985) Hazardous Material Regulations of i
"Cae and Oil Well. imaging for State " Introduction to Ucensing Practices and the United States Department of Regulatory Personnel." US NRC. Procedures " US NRC. Weehington. ' Transportation " Chicago. lilinois 0083) D.C. Dees) pass)
,g " Hazardous Weste Management." Old " Environmental Health Practices." " Safety Aspects ofIndustrial s Dominion University. Verginia Beach. University of Massachusette- Radiography." US NRC. Beton Rouge.
Virginia l1982) Amheret. Massachusetts Des 2) lauiskna 0805)
" Inspection Procedures." US NRC. Experience " Introduction to Ucensing Preetices and l Atlanta.Georgie (1ese) See5-Present: Illinois Department of Procedures." US NRC. Detheeds, i i Emperience: Nuclear Safety Maryland (1984) ,
! 1ee6 -Present Illinois Department of teso-tee 5: University of " Inspection Procedures." US NRC. i Nuclear Safety Massachusetts. Department of Atlanta Georgia (1984) 1985 - 1986 lows Electric Ught a Power Environmental Health and Sefety. " Health Physics and Radietion
! Company. Cedar Rapide, lows. Amherst. Massachusetts. Staff Health Protection." US NRC, Oak Ridge.
Radiological Engineer Physicist Tennessee (1984) l I
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V 4F434 Sederal ReWeter / Wel11. No. ED f Wednesday. December 31.1We f 90tstices "Sedsmeses apetosamenTedsidegy." "Tremspostseen eftedoescese una tacalCeservenest Ennergency Rochesellleemsenismal. Enesy Metastule.*WSDOE.Odenge,mools Peeperednese Personnel," FEMA.Lae Systems Group (les)
- Transposeenem ef Nessiser3delselein."
M Vegas. Nevada (1979)
"MedicoltlesedRadionedidesfor *1peciel >==Aa== os CT Scanners" WMicIlamaislessel Siete Beguietary Pessound."tl5NRC "Emecutsee P Amedemyy US PuWielleenth senios. Chacgo. l Ook RislGe.Tenneessetesse) Ehnois(smal libsensDeposammet af RamosameL "$sgety AspectsofIndustdel i Nii I*r Elek Re Radisinycal makehen" US Pubisc A noispest)
O.i. sic.u.se. B .e.ic ==c gel.eWry Health .Cimango Ekmens pe76)
Syelsee Aasiyeis-(asse):" General Lesleiene1 tees)
"tempseelen Pmoedume for Stok seen.
W Intsadecties to Stationsal Rockage fe, n or 18en.Pweaset:13lnois
the Social Sciences"(tWe):"DP PenomeL"US NRC Meclear Safety Conospes"(serei;"Ih5 Enviremmesn II888) MPe-teek Ehmeie Deparesset MPublic Cearne"(tsrek "seertriew/IMS 8'acy Raspues Health.Divisies of Radiological Clees"paret sesses in Easytriew." "'d"8'"'.8.
OPa#8"*- '"'"MA 38' Veena-Hede N m de pets)
State of Bhmois Data poecesang ters-ters: Ook Park Hospital Nuclear Treining Center 0977) Emper6ence Mediciae T ' 10ak Park.
" Air Felisteen Centrol Orisatetion? UB 1eehnt: Bhnois Department of Bhnois EPA (1978) Nucieer Safety
" community Hyysse," US HEW. 1es2-let5: Kanese Department af Health 1W3-1873:Dek Park Hospikt. X. Ray Georgia perel Tadinologist. Oak Park. Uhnois and Environneet.Bassou of Radastion University of Ilhnois. Scheel af Clanscal ControlTopeka, nr Ao6/n GeArAerdt acuer-Radioactive Medicine. (1974) 1981-1982:Argonne National Meseriale IJoense inspector. Performs University of lHanois. School of Basic ' " : ---,. Aegnese. Simois reviews of radioactive matenale hcense h6edsal Scaences(1973) 3r7-991: h Bhame ions W pedonne inspectim of gg,g,. University. (3ssage.Ehness tave metenals incensees (t 1ss348 resent:Ilhnois Department of Neo rat Sefety John D. Arpendorf Redaeostion M8knale h8e inspector.h Tralaing-1974m is: ilhnoes Department of Poldic **** * *
- MA-Emory University (1985) 6 Hsr.idi.Divie'on of Erigineering 8PPhcstseos and podenes hopecume of gg_ , ._' c a Physice m -
1971-1972:Sentemon State Usoversity, radioecHu mawrialelummesee. .a _- - ' ,g y ,, ,, g ,,3)
' 08Perteneetof anoingy.Gradesk TW " Health Phyelce and Radiation Assissent N.M.T.--Oak Park Hospital (1975)
PtoucHon.** US NRC. Oak Radge ste6-les7: Memorial Modscal Center. -Necleet Medicine Technologist ChnicalLaboratory Certification Tennessee (tese) lariKim PbdoloA:Radionetiw R.T-Hinee V.A.Heepitel(fort) Emperience Materiale License inspectar. Perfonas -X. Rey Technol et Certification geg gig AA-Catral TM College Oert) t Bhaoisr '-' - tof reviews of redioective meterials hanee Nuclear Sefety apphcations and performs inspections of " Inspection of Transportation of As 1985-1985 Georgia Baphet Hospikl.
i radioactive malenals hcensees. AMC internship.MedicalPirysica. Atlanta.
Trein g Gemsie "Noclear Tmneportetsen for State M.S-University oflowell(lees) Regalatory Personnel"US#stC Ins-less: Emmy Unimie.May.
--Radiological Sciences Nacieer Medicine. Cohbretion.
B.S - Kentucky Wesleyan Couege Des 4) Colmeabia South Carshne Dese)
"Hazardove Materials Training Cearse.- Atlanta. Georgia
--Phyence 1eess-tete: layole Uniwesity. Research Esperience: UA DOE Chicate.Ilknois (1ssa)
{ "Radielion Sefety."Northwooters Tha==. Maywood. Bhnoie 19e%Present. Illinois Department of University. Evanston. Illinois 4882)
Nuclear Safety foonne 3. KorA: Radioactive Maiseials
- 1tediation Therapy Workshop Medical usesse lampactae. Performe reviewe of 1es4-tees: University oflowen unear Acceleratore." US Puhuc radioschw mehride homose i
1ss5:Brookhaven NetionalLaboratory Health Service.Chg lihnois Dest) appleontiene end perfonne saepedness of 1983: Gek Ridge Nationallaboratory " Acceptance Testing of =Adaf"*' redsoeceive metestais incensees.
AndrewS Culaynski:Chacego American College of Redselegyand Training-Dov Nucle Ma Gradente everk towardMS-Calerado l Supervises Chicago office materials
- Socky fw Radi4calEagiasmW kam Uniwnhy Oss5) heense inspecks' Chicago.Elinois pass) -JJaiversity of Tannessee 0802)
" Safety Aspects ofIndustrial Teekens --Haalth Phrence 1'
Radiography forState Programs?US 51-Villanove University D875)
E.5-Northeeetern Illinois Unleereoty NRC,Beton Rouge.laulelena Des 1J
- faaell " Inspection Proceduree." US NRC.Clen -Sklus
- Biology EDyn.Minois esee)
Certificate-8t. leasedfe Hospitaland
- Tive Week Health Phyeles and " Quality Assurance in Weeleer Medicine Medical Center School of Neelear
) Radiation Proceetion Cowse? US Departments? UE Food and Drug Medacine T *- ^-- Panareen.Neme -
NRC Ook Ridee. Tennessee pessl Administrotion. RockviAe. Meryland p,
- lnternalDeee Aeoeseenent?Yechuncol g,,,,,Ipyyyj
,,, y,,,,g,,, US MC.
De7e]
i ManagementSerwcas.Inc Shness "Radiologiool EmerTenty Response A08""' "II8I
{ (lee 5) Operations Training Course for Diete Experience:
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Federal ReWeter / Vol. St. No. 380 / Wednesday. December 31. 1988 / Notices 47335 i .
Sceptosent:Bunois Department of .
Nucleet Safety Reference libneis Freyen Statement. SSP 4-1We: East Tezas State University.
Section El "impI====ameiaa of the Commerce. Texas 1881-1884: Oak Ridge National Ayeement State Pteyes for Eterials laborotory. Health and Selety SWF1W4: Young-Ho Middle School, IJeanees." Secuen IV.A.3. Staff Young.Ho.Teiwan. ROC Research Diviesen. Senior laboretory Asquiremente"and Appendix 5.
Technician SWS-1W3:nelitary Service. Taiwan.
" Current Ayeement Stew Staff ROC i Ser>1est: Oak Ridge Netional Peeleone: Byproduct Meterial. Source 1 laboretory. Biology Division. 3,,gg m - I Material and Special Nuclear Meteriale BiologicalTechniden h Questitles Not Su8icient to Fores a mvbien2 ~. Assiehnce - '1ry Qief 3
[ en Na D
- *l M****" Imbersteries. OfRoe of Environmental Selety. Pteeldes radiochemistry support.
Nuclear Medicine Taeh==3at i at.
SWF1W7:SpectroChem laborotories.
Osaversson Mf iofUsentes: W Ph.D.-University of Machigan. (1978)-
inc AnalyticalGemistryTech.tician 1.7hrmannel ""#"#F fann w. Casper Meneger.Omce of "#
There are two plantein the Unimd '# # I'"'
"l>=
te ;'.' rte'en of :8,rpa- yoa,:::m-e-- i
- U.ve-tr i>S -
er Maktials on an se needed bezaGuEsIe.These activities am "V esaducted pesant le seuros materiale Applications Manager." Canberra i Training: ladustries,hc Connecticut (1984) licenses loomed by the NRC.Under the 1
' Ph.D-University oflows (1W1) pmposed Ayeement,the sowce "Inueducean b S 40 VhtS Apope '
-Radiation Biology System Operations." Canberrs materiallicense for the Allied Chemical Mi--University of Iowa (1ses) ersalem eenversion facility laceted in hdustr
--pharmcy 3,g,,,.ies. loc Cannecticut tWenning." Gilbert / (1984) mtropolis wiu be treaefermd to I Bi--Drake University (1880) Ehnois.* 1he OlBos of Radiaties Safety. Comunceweae (lese) '
--pharnecy Division of Nuclear Meterials wiH be .Resological hionier." Indians i
&
- Industrial Ventilation Systems." OSHA ble for tory eversight with Departmant of CivD Defer (e d I 4 Training Institute. Elinois (tes3) cal support the Ol5ces of g % .,*" g g ,nt(1seh,g,y
" Respirator Safety for CSHO's." OSHA Invironmental Safety and Nuclear g
)
Training Institute. Illinois (les2) g, NRC 18e3)
F 5 "'"
Exponence: ,04 7tadiological Moni . Sampling and m
! Seet-Present: Djinois Department of r -- ,,,,,t ,pthis P"8'*" K'Y Analysis of Nuclear Facilities." US Nuclear Sefety ets seeignedteels wee ' DOE (1803) 1W5-1981:US Nuclear Reguletory g md " Radiological *- c..g Response I Commission. Region El Inspector and WWdes and operimice are. 11 reining for State Government t
license reviewer =7 W . g -- M r Personnel." '
(c) Staff
, SW1-1W5: Allegheny GeneralMedical asodersedp... 'Aleientifiedin the ruysen(Section20) FEh45/US DOE (les2)
! ' v Experience l
. sees-1 : re ty d R e'm jou Cuang (Joel Hwang,Y. David la Tmche. Emco). Sensa. john W. Cooper 1se6.# resent:Bhnois Department of meerch and teaching Nuc!ser Safety
! Apporoo Devoso: Chief. Division of (6)OtherJDNSstaff: 1981-18e4: Indiana Stew Board of Medical physica. Provides technical Lih.Gisqs Go Chief. Division of . .Heale, try lab.
- support to me Diviolon of Nuclear Radiochemie boratories. Office of Materials on so se needed basis. Environman 3,7,3g,g.haam UWweelty Edical ~j Training
Ph D.--Univeralty of New Orleans analytical support .8" f--_
au _ -t m hydh.haua '
~ progreme. Provides techaleel support in imW7 St.bde Oile *e Research '
(IWS)-physics re&ochemistry and redoenslyels. HopiW.Waphis.Tm Mi-University of New Orleans Training. femesF.Scheweitser Health 11F2)-physics Phge6cist.OlBee of Raivironental Ph.D-Weehlagten University (1981)-
MSc.-Andhra Univmity (lese)- Clweistry namty.Serwe se a specWiet in <
Apphed physics environmentalmonitoring and will
- M.A.-Washlagten Univoretty (1981)--,
i BSc.-Andhre layola Couage (1ses)- Choudstry technical support and guidance 1
l mihematica M.S.--Esot Texas State University this ares. J 1
Experience:
sees-Present: Ilknole Department of (1WSF - Tireining-Nuclear Safety 31-Tankans _ of Arts and Ph.D.--Perdue University (19e5)-
Sciences (tw1 tr lets: Medical physics Ceesultant "Vaz Applications Manager.gCanberre EnvironmentalTouloology tees-tees: St. James Hospital Medical ladestries. Inc., CT.1984 MA pergheeUnivoretty(leet)-Health ph Center. Chicago Heights. Blinois. " Introduction to S 40-VMS Apogee gg_yeles m 1 Medicalphysiclet System Operetions."Canberre * *
- u- Couese (1Me)-
1W5-19e3: St. Joseph's Hospital. Elgin. Industries,lar- CT.1984 gg,3,gy Eltnole. Medical physicist Emperience RavironmentalLaws and Compliance tws: Mt. Sinal Hoepital. Chicago. Course Blinois. Medical phyelcist See6-present:Elinois Department of Short Course: Uranium and Thorium: A Nuclear Safety perspective en the Hazard (19ee)
VA Hines Hospital.Hanes Blinois.
Medical phyelciot Sept.1eee:Blinois Department of Energy e,*.
amad Natural Resources ,
i teep-1W3: University of New Orleans 1979-1981:Weehington University. St. Sees-present: Elinois Department of l
l Research and teaching laulo. Missouri Nuclear Safety l
l 1
asas Endesel stasisser / Est at No. ang / amedriemalsy. cueidher vs. sens I assamme 1ee6-1asIL Puadme "" _ "_= GEsce of esaSJhument.AlianaleGymementd "Rademissimalfusasetum DIEmmr Radiological and t'ha-t Canarsi Noelanraaisty Course."U.S. Army (teral teso-laan Jamrdue Univacany.DEsceaf 1ma-asset HinnesWefAddic "ChealedOtmar Adameed Osmuse*
Rediologicaland ChamacalControl Health US. AmmyDEIS-4EPWI Masamel# Monsik Chumf Issw4mul 1887-1978: angsame Westen Elsatsansas aggenspeseason er genus,deu,ust ,4 1, Wsete Seims Section.OfLce of Compow.spnasAeld. Alhasis by Air." US D01 DW21
! Envissemental Salety. Premadas le u ,1ser W estaugbaune Elastac "Chemicd Ben.: 0'=ese U 3.
radiological and environmental aumport Campsey. Fassust Nalia. ftmassynesmi' Army f1971) t for the Office dEnviroasienta15ategy Beismsmes Gihaste#IrsynesEsseemsuL g ,,, g and wm provide dechnicaleenpport ler Section Ill.Dr Allied Cheesent a h A11eed Chemical regulatory actione. ConversionFacility." Agtpendix A. and N Hitula W d Training. Appen8ht1.*Curresft AgreementState NuclserSedasy -
Ph.D-Urdversity d1owa-Eqptysicey Staff Positions:Imw laveth81osctive NM Amy,SadmeenSeisty Radiation Biology Weste Management Program OEiseef CAer.Ft.Sesy.Eause M3 -Uuriventty dlowe-& clear RadommentalSelety" 1m mhser.Mensim. West Ph Connamy a.A - therCA.J.ysico. WI"88'8N8 8%"7 EdP"d-M . u m . tics h,,o,',om,,,,e,,,,, Mar au d Empatience: Michoe/KJe6er Nuclear Safety l L Basinwr.Serva as technicalmoeurce 1ees,Peasset: Jihuose Department of NuclearSalaty N Ones af Amvisemmassallaufsey on EW massment - - --- tal
. decomissianW and W tess-lass Assooeted Scasaansa.
U.s.e,esuemOak 2i43.u, .a. has
. esus.penseniiay am- s.g.der.she tem 4e. veliaF a . ,
Tenneseee Programediadidasdudas theSheShid Training: _;
lesbleas. panfessorJ3nrector of Naahh site ased shesognened umste depoem1 M.S.--Movemssa Dienge d Mmeral l i
Physics Program.5ee D 5 tate facday.hasseuemies eithe Science and Technology (1est)- I k Univeralsy. San Digga.
197F153 5eniorScieslist. Asganne arola angststory dennemedt is imuluded under Critseien CRedienctive Weste gamingtegnesering BS.-hissitana Celtage oft Mmerat {e Notionellabocalory. Argonne.Eliasie Disposel."Eter EgAv and tuonoposestlem ScienceandTechnology(1se05 .
1970-1W5. Biophysicist.Lacturer.h managemese pregseenis eteIIed by og MinhigEngineering Valversity of Ca13omia. Davis. technical sent mendiers.%e Wieneger Emperience- ~
Califomia ddie01Eme of Enverennesreet Selevy 1ss2-1983. Science Teacher.Vrbane walpsweldeweerst eeperistemand 1 Ernois DePanent d Conechdated Schoole.3 cwa managemet and sheOiistdGee M *' S*IF Office's Divistem d Nudeer Osenleery les2-tenB:ShellMining Company.
4;nryleg u.ug,r Officed Wuston. Texas and Elkhart. Ilhansa, Nuclear FacihtySalety. Ptevides wili psevidelabasesorp aupport.
Technica! ampport amill alae be assailable Maanag Fmpaser technical essistance concernirts Aprid#prin:Gendagist.Esaluetes 1
engineering pnneiples and emergency from the Division of Nuclear Matanals.
. planning end vespense N" P'rsonrud saa samunaries d1 heir gemisgical and hydsedagic facscru Tranmmg. duties arr relating to 11W menesammat.
-Songemon State Univeralty t1974) (a) Staff previously identifred in tfre bW
-Degree approit.huti complete in Pdblic materuser er sniniam soeversine #mst BS.-4muthesilAmmm Umssuusty Administration rayudnesry semangst ysuyimms fEasaias (1s W ayy MS --Onheretty dfilmate D985}- 20 o enufef. "Uraniumand1her6am: AStropocarse B 15 ft354)-
- I"'I n
PhysiesfMethemstres " Corrective Actions forQuotasnmg and
) "Ma nageswat Educatson WerkshopP t!I. (b)OtherIDNSStoff ContsmehmsCamused Weser Dept af fiereennel. Champoisn (msl Ao6ertM.tasernfor-Odd.W6 vision d Contamination? Natimmel Watse Well
- International synsposism enugmen Weste and Transportation. Mee Aseettseen Celesnbus. Ohio ttese) of TrehumintheEnverennentT ._ _ ihtiesfor knplemennns b "A Standardized System for Evelvetion
, Generastaamal AesmileEmergy Agent 7 Illinois 1.1.W management act, of Greendureter Pollution Poverytial Using Hydrogeologic Settmg" California (1870) espervises stdfin1he 11W proyam an8
" Radiological Emergency Response manages the spent noctust feel endu3y National Water Well Association.
Operamans." US KdtC.Nrvade (Ery) shipmern insgesction pnymm. Denver.OplosadoTTesej
" Workshop on Catasetswe Burguising der Trainlag- "Croundwater Pollution sad findec Employame "411 Sept.of HydttflagyPPrincetona Associa1ea, B3-Rent State Ursiversiar (1874-i Personnel (1976)
' Chamaalry Istismi.73erida fles)
"Admaneereave and W - "10 CF1t 41."US NRC apngshald. " Engineering and Deelen ofWeste Behavior." 111. Dept. of Public Hastin Illmois (leeg Diepeselsystemar Civil Engineering IWW " Incinerator Basicer Univ.of Cahfornia, Department.Coloredo3 tate
" Professional Engineering Reviser." Charlotte. N.C41086) Univesally.FortColhas Colorado U" *I81184 "RadioecRve Meterts1Tressponstion fle85)
"Respumer of Sanscsuses es Esctasmal Woskabqp." US DOE. Chicago Illiania "Croundameter Mesetosias Warkahop?
Forces. I e Earthquakee.Tarmados- (1985) Illinois Depertment af Ensusy and eIc.? Penn. State Univ.(1986) "10 CER 31 Ceruptlance?TMS.3nc Naseant fleesesose.Champegn.
Emperience: Washlagton.V.C.tfetC Hlmoto (lat4)
(
Feeleral Eagleter / Vol. St. No. 280 / Wedneedey, Deceinber 31.1see / Notices 47337
- "Radioleycel Eowegency BA-Humboldt State Univerdty. Emperience.
t acy Properedness het g*" h Personnel." FEMA. Nevada Test Site Humboldt State University. Ec'onseile off' ' f lies 3) Evolustion, Colorado School of Minee* Envisemmen '8de #
Enpwwece GeWea, cdwedo Sers-less:Bunois Department of tes& Peveent: Dianois Department of Naciser Safety.OEles of Radiation Nuclear Sofety Safety teet-Present:Buso6e Department of test-tesa:ManeGeoingist Atlas Nuclear Safety %A Neclear Safety M weis Cepenson.Moeb, unah 1se64sem nelmien Minerale. Inc., Saver k"P""' E 8"8""' i' sens-teet: Associete Mine Geologist, Oty.New Moniae health physias Surveys. 'pHuonund Rancher's Emploration & Development tees-teet:Minatome Corporation, Corporouse, " -' Denver. Colorado W
Grodnete Classes (n ,_ _ .. )
-hw
' Meadco 1s75-Seek SOHIO.Seboyota, hw Univerely ofluinois (1sM) topp-Isak Junior Geelegist, Reacher's Monico R&-Woomm Emote Umimig (1ess).
Emploration & Development hisPt KerrMsGeo Capeestion "
.4---
Corporouse, ?" ' ' ~hw Greate, New Mealco Henardsee Meisstels Tremoportation i
Mexico DemoM Nri#eferieNucleetSafety Enforcement Couros.Bhaois State h M P . - Gaelsglet. Supervisor.Responalbie forevereu Police.Spriegfield.Bhasis (less)
Reviews. interprete and evolueles spemtion of weste generatee RaedegicalEmergency Respona geoisgic hydreisgic, physical and smiles and inspectise program. Openum Couru. FEMA. Nmda environmental data related to -
I"I environmental ionpact. deelen, location, M.P.A.-Sangemon State University Short Course: Uranium and Thoriunt A sonstruction and decommineioning of ligasj Perspective en the Hasard (lese) facihties. BA-Univoretty of Bhnois (tes1}- Emperience.
'g Trelaing:
5.S.-Drake Univerolty (1970) Geology A.A.-Synagrwid Couese la uhnole Pohtical Science. Math / Physics Minor less.Present: Bhnois '~'--
"Ra6oech,w Meterials Com USDOE,Kanese y.
tion NuclearSafety lege-teet:Ehesis Department of M
of l
i
' # (19Pe)-Suoinees hiissourt (lese) NuclearSafety Sumsmerlatern
- 1tediological Erneteency Response "Ursalem sad Therte A hropoedve enlawHasard, RadeusaSefe4 EricSchwisy Attorney.Provideslegal PEMA.hvada (less) counsel to the Director and technical
" Groundwater contaminant Transport los loc,SpriegSeld.Emois ,s gg ga g,,.3,,,g ,,g ,g,, ,,,,,
- ~ '
ton, & y ses E ofof U*",'g,velse,d,om g
i "A standardsmed Systeen for Evelmedag Plaines Bhnoie(1ee5 Ph.D. r'anatate (presently enrolled).
Gmundwetw PoHuuon,,Using *Envtreamientellaws a)nd Regulations Michigan State Univerwity. Resource
- . - 4 Setties Deaver, Cdorado (m) Comphoca h*' government Developewat/ Environmental weta Pouunan a Hy& ology," ineut1.e e, Washicaton,D.C.(less) Toxicoissy PrincetonMtee Primoeton,hw "RadiologicalEmergency Response Doctor oflaws (1se2), Thomas M.
Operances Course." FEMA, Nevada Cooley law School
" Borehole yeice Techniques for Solving Groundweter Probk me." Empnience. .
try
- " U"I"'*MI"8)
National Water Well Association, tee 84' resent:Bhnois Department of Empersoner Denver.Coloredo (tese) Nuclear Sefety test-Present: Elinole Department of i
- Soil Mechanice and Foundethme 2001-19e3: Bhnoisr --- ^---- t of Nuclear Safety 1Jncoln land Community College. Nuclw Safey/Sengemon State University (Credusse Peblic Service 1978-1988: Michigan Department of Springfield. Ilhnoie (1901) Public Health I "EnvironmentalRisk Assessment." I"'""I l l
Sesemon State University. SprtegSeld, Blamois (1ses) 38"#-[I:
w University of Minois (Student 1971-1972: Williams 1975-1972 Michigan Stale Unive Beauseoot Geneal Hospital (U.S. Ariny)
) "Recopeitaos. Evaluation, and Castrol of Tim Amnyers Nuclear Safety 1
lenising Radiation"OSHATWining laspector. Assists the Chief. Weste a .m_ . F. Osuch: Chief. Division of j biotitute,luisoie (lee 6) tion Ed==ag====t. . Dirute the Omce Esperience
,,,g,,,,,,g,g ,,,,,ggg,,,, p,,g,'s
-8hade Cathd t' " "' ' Trelaing-1se6-Present: Bunole Deportense t of " ~
, Nuclear Sefey Techsmingy M.P.H.43miversity of Mi====ata (tese) j 1ess-m: Hanson Enginene, hit "Heeardous Meteriale 'hanoporteten --Enviroruneatal Health Springrwid, Winois Course," BP. IMinois State Pohey M.S.--Perdue University (1977) 1801-1984: Veesay O w, _.,_ kic- Acadenv eld, Bhnois (1ses) "'a-8==='a=/ Health Physia
" Review of, Reguleumis.** US 3.8- Phnhoe University (1975)
Denver. Coloredo ~'
two-m: Hansoo Saginews. las. NRC.Henford.Weahangton (tees) 1 Springfwld. Winois. " Evaluation and Centrol ofionising M en the'honoportauon of Radaauon," OSHA. Argonne Neuenal Nuclear Materials." US NRC, George T. ha:GeroM Nuclear Gefety Imboretory (1901) SpringSeld Ilhnose(1es31
, Engineer I. PnncipaUy responsible for " Emergency Response for Radological " Radiological Emereeney Response Salogy.
Accidents." REECO,Iae Vegas. Course." US DOE /FT.MA. Nevada Tretning-Nevede (1881) Test Site (les3)
. . _ _ _ ~ _ _ . _ . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..__..____ _ _ __ _ . __
478SS Federal RaSister / Vol. St. No. 330 / Wednesday. December 31.18e8 / Notices
" Inspection Procedures Course." US A&dulKAoAlese: Nuclear Safety NucleerConeralInsployee Training NRC. Atiente. Georgia 0802) Scientist 1. Plane. Implements and (NGET). Comunonwealth Edison.
Empenence: Participates in radiennelytical preyeme. Chicago.Elinois Dees) tempresent:lihnole Department of Training: *1adiation Detection and Nuclear Safety Ph.D.-University of kraingham. Measurement-Advanced Course."
1901-19e4:llinnote Department of England (sps). Analytical Fr_j Enerhae Analytical Albinquerttue.
Nuclear Sefety M.S.--University of Karachi, Pakistan New "
Musgg(less) 1W7-1W8: Indiana University Medical (1eW).Cheenistry 'T of Ground Water Center. Assistent Radiation Sefoty B.S.--University or Karechi, Pakistaa Centamination." Gereghty a Miller.
Officer (156) Gange.Einois (19es) 1pD-1W7:Purdue University.
Radiological Services.Creduste Quality Centrol Course. University of Businese Administration. University @-
Assistent of Karachi.Pakisten sees) h Wineis Depenant of Gregory /.Short:Nucleer Safety Emperience y,,,,,, y; g;,,;,
Suprvisor. Supervises the th lilinois Department of Department of Nuclear SafetI Departement'e-Mobilem.A.A-mistry Nucleet Safety Laboratory. 18et-1M Deportenant of"i ~ '
- W Nuclear Pohey Traini"8- Southem illinois University School y. Analyst Performe mim and analysie Medicine of Federal and State regulations.
M -University of Michigen (1885). '
mute Tmining-B.5-University of New Hampshire Pakistan), i.ed. m Unimetty Ders) pget), giology tees-197tk Opel laboratories. l.td. ::' ',, (Research Methods and Espece: (Pakistan) gestistice)
Melonie A.Homel: Health Physicist. M.S.-Perdue University (1974) 19tht: Illinois Department of Functions as a health physico specialist * * - -
mv e ma ng y Ma a Couese DW2) 4 1 la En amental & Chemical o
- "* " " U
Environe[ntal Radiauon Surveillance, us Training:
rNi I j laboretory:Research Associete. B.S.-Unimetty ofImell MA OW7). Eermd Unimoity. Massach,useus Environmentallatem Program Health Physics Dees) test-tees. University of Weehington. Unimetty oflawall MA 0977). Tundammtale of Radiation Sefety."
laboretory of Radietion Ecology. Environmutel Monitoring and Radiation Sefety Associates (1985) ;
Research Assistent Summence. Health Physics Emperience DoridD. Ed Assistant Manager.
" ** *I**'"** ' teaHresent:Einois Dtpartment of
', g Office of Environmental Safety. Invirosumental law asul die Cideen.- Nuclear Safety Training Sangemon State University. 1976 1984: Chairmen.Depenmut of 5.S.-University of Illinois. Urbene Springfield. Illinois Sociology.Mackbum College.
0e71) " Poet. Accident Radiation Aseseement.= Carlievme.Minois
-Chemietry Northwestem University.Minois 19761NS:Departaient of Sociology I
" Radon Training for State Personnel." " Radiation Protection Instrumentation " Muhlenberg College. Allentown.
US EPA (190s) Harvard University. Boston, MA Pennsylvania g " Comprehensive Health Physice." "Redon Tre Session for State Terese A. Adams: Nuclear Policy 9 Rockwellintemational(19es) PersonswL" EPA . Ana L Performe staff functions
- e, "BiologicaIEffects oflonizing Emperience - nating and seeisting with the 1 -
Radiation." Harvard University. 1es2-Present: lilinois Departenent of direction of office proyama.
] School of Public Health 0062) Nuclear Safety Trelains:
i "Duee Projection. Accident Assessment ty7-teet: Yankee Atomic Electric B.A.-Wellesley College Dest) and Protective Action Deciolon Company ~
l Making for Radiological Emergency sys: University oflawell Research Musschmeth Insukk WTechnology'
- Response." US NRC. PIMA 0000) Reactor Fecaty. Health Physics Deportenent of Urban Studies and i
"Invironmental Redietion .
Techniciaa Surveillance." Georgie ineutute of AfichaelF.Madonia NuclearSafetF f West Germany:
T--- ___.,0877) Uel Associate. Perfonne technicel datise Dope""" WPlanning *"d
" Radiological Emergency Response concerning nuclear fecWty monitoring tions Training." US NRC.IRDA and enviessumenul radiauon sentrol g WMaz) gg wg "Environmentel Source Term Modeling.a analysis.16aada-tals of rediation University of Chicago. Argonne 3 8 -U"I',",'Y 8IIlli"'I' protection, beoordous weete l Nationellaboratory (1971) "4ucl#r 1 -v _ Re&aHon miniseisation l Protection and Shielding .
Emperience: " Air Sempting for Radioactive
! leso-Present: Illinois Department of Meterials." Ook Ridge Associated 1908-Present: Olinois Department of 1 Nuclear Sefety Universities:Ook R6dge. Tennessee Nuclear Safety l 1973-leen llhnois Department of Public (lese) 1984:Perliasuntary Research Service.
l l Heelth " Personal Computer Applications in Bonn. West Germany i l 1W3-1W3: Illinole Environenental Health Phyelce." TMS. Inc.: Boeton. 1982-1984: Worked on a variety of j Protection Agency MA (1988) projects deshng with pohey i i
1
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Federal Regleter / Vol. St. N. 200 / Wednesday. December 31. sees / Ntica dysse
. d. ' -
- t med dispute resolution in review of actions takes by the Ayeoment bessess enactive. At thet environswnlalleone "-- - : et Nuclear Safet . time, the MC eteR wW regwet blESeidler NuclearPelecy Admace:32Ill Adm. Parte 2HD, terudneties of the ASta proceedmg.
Analyst. Responsible for implemenung 310.98,310.114 3e0Jea, Port 400.
p./ * ^ - oser the asures metenelin
- m. Wesis ,ubuc ,e,.n,..on ,i m 8==4sener m
~fueleet Selety m/ nm.W eiac he eleo performe as liaison with local Ehneis t ofI rehagaished to Winses when the governsment youpe. heebeen led as the Stele *e Ayeomset e5ective.
geP*"****. redletion control with the SheNield low-level
References:
Ene eletute for M.A.-L_. _ _.-, of Qiesgo(19es) redienctive weste disposal site
- J Einele Departient of Nuclear Safety. gartomation.W be ; by b h
Qn_nitey BA- ty of Ebnede (less)
BL Rev. Stat.1ges, ch.127. pet, esb17. -
-t
- Pehtical Scieses. Comannunieenene hd38. % NAC14censerand J
MC to Winsis irben the'" tune. NRC hecemos esselen. At thet sten wm W kreimum W k u b. Rep.m.nn,.rmeden S,et.ms Assesi.ti.e. test A.n.eiC fere e te!lLn.eiri.l.'="ec;"'
te.peror., ener o s.or.f
^g=> ;tagga -~~
,e,,,,,,, m ,M;Co.,
(18es) lurtediction. Such liseness wul empire sa seksen Emperience the due of empiretism spessmed in the m AsJettene grid Phderal tamb-Present:IWnede Departneat of M C beenee W rupset '* Gesenacient andOtherSassee.There Nucleet Safety should be en interchenge of Federal and
, urver d te tee 6-1see: University of Chicago. ORice w, Stateinformation and assistance in of theComptrouer %g
- ' I**' Chicago Ram eennection with the leeuence of 1886-1985: tilinois Burreu of the Budget y g y, regulatione end hommeee er 1884-1885:Campees Health Plans auterhauene hwpecten doeneen.
18e6-19e4:U.S.Senefor Paul Simon the NRC ster e determined that the
- reporting ofincidente and v6olations.
1882-1882:Creehve Research and trelains and education prolgme.
Associeke d mill tellings. Le tryproduct seateriale The Proposed agrument We set l
Refemace: Elinois Proyes Statemaet. are denned in Secuen th.(2) of b the State will use ice boot efforts to
, (Section II.C1.e). " law. Level Weste Atomic Energy Act of 1984. es essended. esopmk wie to NILC and he een Management."(Section D.C1.b) wheroes the " '
meteriale Ayumat make in alw formulebon d "Shemeld Imw-14 vel Weste Disposal recove,ed gee 5. site MI standarde and reguletory proyome for Focihty." Sechen IVE. "Imw.Invel Propertsee and sewer meetment plant in to Pmesemos against heaerde of Radienctive Weste Management - West Chicago and stored et the Kerr. se&enes and to sesum that du Stak*e Payen." and Appendeces 5 and e. McGee locuity are source mehrleth P'ayam will emotimme to be compatible
- 21. Condsdione Applico&le do Speciol perseer meterial111e(2) by product wie to N ='= wa proyem for ee McbeerMosenal. Source Modenal, and NE*I**** *I hk* ** **I*-
7'ritium. Nothing in the State's meterial) will mot he embtect to the Ayeeseent and NRC wiu retain Reference. Proposed Agreement regulatory program abau interfere with regulatory jurischeuen.The letter between the State of Elinois and the the duties imposed on the holder of the sisterial wiu be segulated byIDNS Nuclear Regulatory r%==i=w Article materiale by b NRC. for esemple. b when the Agreement becomes eMective. E duty to report to the NRC, on NRC .Redioiegicauy contaminated meteriale 27. Covenge. Amendments, preecr6 bed forms (1) trenefere of special in Krem Cawk and in "" " - Asciprocity.
nuclear material, source meterial. and Port. West Chicago he've eleo lisen The propoaed Illinole mysement tritsum; and (2) periodse inventory dete. determined by NRC ete5 to be source Provides for the assumphon of The State's regulations do not prohibit material. The fonner is the subject of en 'egulatory authority over the following er interfere with the duties imposed by Atormic Selety and IJesasing Board categories of materials within the State:
the NRC on holdere of special nuclear ( ASLB) Proceeding l Docket 40-aset-SC (a) Byproduct meterial, as defined by maternal owned by the U.S. Department (ASl2P No to-802-01-8C)). In alw Krue Section11e(1)of the AtomicEnergy Act.
of Energy or bcensed by NRC such as Creek r--T n in which Kerr.McGee as amended.
the reopensibility oflicensees to supply and the People of the State of Rheois are (b) Source materiale.
to the NRC reports of treaefer and parties.the ASIAlound that the (c) Special nuclear materiale in inventory, presence of this meter 6elin Kroes Creek quantities not sumcient to form a
Reference:
32 ILI. Adm. Code 310.10. and the West Branch of the Dupage critical mese.
22.SpeciothelearMeteriotDefined River probably resulted Irem the (d) The lead disposal of source, by.
The dehnition of special nucint conduct of an NRC(and AEC) heensed product and special nuclear material meterialin quantities not suNicieet to activity et the West Chicago Rare Earthe received from other persone.
fenn a critical mese. as contained to k Facility.The ASIA.however doch==d to Reference Proposed Agreement.
Bhnois regulations. le uniform with k require close-up of the Creek and River Article L deAnition in to CHL Port 150. beoed upon its emelysis of the beeand Provision bee been made by tilinois
Reference:
32 ILL. Adm. Code 310.30. peeed by the redselegically for the reciprocal receenition of heenees Definition of Special Nucleet Meterialin sentaminated materialThe NRC staff to permit activities within Bhnoie of Quentities Not Sufficient to Form a hee appealed that deciolos to the pereene beassed by other jurtedictions.
Cattical Mese. Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeel This reciprocity le hke that pented Administration Board, but a decision en appeel hee not under to CRt Port Inc.
yet been leaved. jurlediction over source
Reference:
32 ILI. ADM. CODE Es. Fair andImpartial Administration. meterialla Krue Cnek and the West 33&e00.
1he tumois etetute and regulauone Branch of the DuPege River will be at.NACondDepersmentofEneryy provide for administrative end ludicial relinquiebed to !!hnois when the Contractore.
I . .
47840 Federal Regleter / Vol. St. No. Sao / Wednesday. December St.19e8 / Notices authority of the Coeumleolos within the C Special nuclear materials in
' De State's regulatione provide that synenuties not sufficient to form a State under Chaptore S.y and 8 and eartain NRC and DOE centractore or to arttionimese and.
subcontreetore are exempt from the Section tet of the Act with ,
byproduct sneteriale as de in D.Se land disposal of source.
State's regu6temente for beeneing and byymdue and Iauclear material registration of sources of radiation Sectione11e.(1) sad (2)of the Act. l seurne materials and specdal seclear received tres persons. '
wiuch auch persone resolve, possess use, trenefer,or acquire meteriale in tities not suNicient to $g Article 11
Reference:
3211L ADnd. CODE 310.30- form e eri mees: and.
WHEREAS.es Governor of the State Die Ayeoment does not provide for I El. Ster eensluelee gecontinuance of any authority and the of Iluncle le autherteed under Blanois
' Section 274d of the Atomic Energy Act Revloed Statutes.19es, ch.111 E par. r===wwi sha$ retain authortty and of 1964, se - . __ etates; gggb and ch.111 E pet. 341-19 to enter ___' * *ty with repect to regulation into thee Ayeoment with the of:
The Commieston shall seter into en eycoment under subsectaan b of this mestion r===waaa* and, g, g pg og ,
' F yr'd i *r 'tii s*t ** i'*iiitI
()T Go e of that State serense that d 6e E- e emport bom erimport into the the State han program for the sentrol of Stak WIShele M mIerred b 'M source or l radiation hverde adequate to protect the United States of'. '
se the State) has a pugram for he ,
,,,,g,g ,,,g,,, ,,'Erial, se d any '
pubhc he:Jun and esfery -ith respect to the control d radiatten beoerds adequate to
' mesen 15 enmin the Seese covmod by the * ^ - se subasha facilitr.
l protect the health and essety with r-che disposalinto the essen or see I proposed peement. and that the State deswee to woume reeulatory rwpensibility respect to saaterials within the State i
j of waste bypeduct.
asteries sourc.e es nnainer special nuclear for.suchcetatenels; andi nt,e .teie -- rmde . S, ate
-em is . eec-den- -i .e covere.d ,e ,,,
,e ,o, eb.,y
,,o ,u ,,u.m this anAyeoment.,an,d
, me,,,,,,. d, m.wous.e e, erero d 6e that the Commission.
- I ,e,,on, ,WHEREAS,the w P w found on , D.he esposal of such other
- eewes,orspecialnuclear "y'" "",,",h pr agram for t e regulation of such meteriale,di est the ympose ofN the[g','r State forN b-n,*'
materia - l as the P-laalaa from e to and that the Seete progrom to adequate to the regulation of the meteriale essered Mme determines mgulation or r i i protect the pubhc heenth and eefety with by this Agreementis compatible with should, because the hasards or rupsce le the meteriale oevend by th* the r===waaa's preyam for the potentialbesords thereof,not be e6 ,
proposed amendownt uan of such motortete and le esposed of without a Inosase from the ;
to to protect the public health #"'=la=* and, i
ne staff hee concluded that the State of Illiools meets the requirements of and eefety; and.
WHEREAS, the State and the E.no extracties or concentration of 1 Section 274 of the Act.no State's - r===wa= recognise the desirability source material tres source eseterial ore sietutes. regulations. personnel.
bcensing. Inspection and administrative and importance of cooperation between and the =aang===at and disposal of the I sesolung byproduct asterial.
procedurn are compettble with those of the Commiselos and the State in the the Comunlosion and adequate to protect formulation of standards for protection 4,gg,j, ffy the pubhc beelth and safety with respect agelnet bassede of radiation and in nie p n _- :-t may be amended, to the meteriale covered by the assuring that State and rm==tamana j
programs for protection egetast hasards apon ap[ication by the State and proposed ayument.Since the State le of radiation wiu be coordinated and approvalby the e wi= toinclude not seeking authort over uronium . -. the additional area specined in Article alums activines, su tion o. is not compouble; and.
i WHEREAS, the m==ammaaae sad the E pareyspb E.whereby the State can applicable to the gn:f Dunole exert tory cootml over the ayeement. State recordse the desirebiuty d reciprocal receptittee oflleensee end materia stated themin.
Deted et Bethnde. heeryland, this 34th day l
of Decembet less.
exemptions hem ofthose snsteriale subject to tide ,,,,: -- - - t; Qp-For the US Nuclur Regulatory Notwth this Agreement, the commweien.
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WHEREAS.this Agreement le entered Commiselon may Irom time to time by c.weres scen. into pwouent to the proviolone of the rule segulation er order. require that the arecser, og,ce ef54ese Progreme Atomic Energy Act of 1984, se amended, manufacturer, processor, or producer of
, Ayeomant NOW.'INEREFORE. ITIS HERESY any equipment. devios. a--8'ty, or APP **E8the A' United States Nudee' other product containing source.
i Between AGREED between the r ammaan and '
- f _ " er nuclear meterial Regulatory Comadmise and the State of the Governor of the State, acting in Neole for D6ecentinuamos of Cortsis behalf 6f the State as feuows
- sElnot possession or control r===a-l== Regulatory Authority and of such product except pursuant to e 8 r==8hy Withis the State pwomset Astsele / license er an esemption frees boensing To Secties 374 of the Atomic Emergy Act Subject to the stoopuona provided in leend by he F-weaa of tese,se Aesseded Articles II.IV and V the Commiseloo Y I WHEREAS. the United States Nuclear ebeu discomunue, as of the effective
' date of this Agreement,the regulatory his Agreement shall not effect the Regulatory Comminion (hereinafter authority of the Commiselon in the State authority of the Coeuefulon under j sofernd to se the Commiselon)le embeection 141 b. or L of the Act to issue under Chaptere s.7 and 8.and Secuon outhorised under Section 274 of the let of the Act with respect to the rules. regulations or ordere to protect the Atomic Energy Act of1954, se amended common defense end security. to protect following:
(heretnafter referred to es the Act).to A. Byproduct material as defined in entricted data or to guard against the I enter into screements with the Govemor section11e.(1)of the Act; loss or divereton of special nuclear of any Stete providmg for meterial.
discontmuence of the regulatory B. Source meterials; i
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Federal Register / Vol. St. No. 250 / Wednuday. December 31 sees / Notices dysd1 Article F1 4e ensure compliance with Section 274 of supptassessvasrv uspeassariosc
- ^* 3*'k8""d ne Comminion will use ita best Secuon 4304 d the Ernployee efforts to cooperate with the Stete and ArticleIX
- Retirement income Security Act of 1974.
other Agreement States in the as amended by the Multiemployer formuletion of standarda and regulatory his Agreement shall become effective on and shall Pension Plan Amendments Act of 1980.
programs of the State and the Act"), provides that a Co'nmission for protection agasnst remainin effect unless and until such ("ERISA" or time as it le terminated pursuant to bona fide a length sale of euets of a besords of radiation and to assure that contributing employer to an unrelated State and Commission programs for Article Vill.
Done et la triplicate. party will not be considered a protection egelnet herstds of radiation withdrawatif three conditions are met.
will be coordmated and compatible.ne this day of Dese conditions, enumerated in section Scate will use its best efforts to For the United States Nuclear 4204(a)(1)(AMC), are that-ecoperate with the Cocuniuion and Regulatory Commseion. (A)ne perchaser has an obhgation to oil er Ayeement Statea in tfie contribute to the plan with respect to the formulation of standards and regulatory Chairman operations for substantially the same propane of the State and the For the Stele of Hlinois. number of contribution base units for Commission for protection egeinst which the seller was obligated to bassede of radiation and to assure that Govemo, contribute; -
the State's program will continue to be (5)De purchaser obtains a bond or IF1t Doc. es-asses Faled 12-36 se; tes em) compatible with the program ef the places an amount in escrow, for a period Commission for the regulation of hke owns essa sem of five plan years after the sale. in en materials.ne State and the amount equal to the greater of the Commission will use their best efforts to seller's average required annual keep each other informed of proposed pge Sloeg gggggrgy gUARAffTV contribution to the plan for the three changes in their respective rules and CORPORAT1000 plan years precedmg the year in which p regulations and licensing. Inspection and enforcement pohcies and criteria and to gnomption From the Bond / Escrow the sale recurred or the seller's quired E-
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'":C"J'a' tie or occurred (the amount of the bond or Centribums to aIgumempeoyer % escrow is doubled if the plan is in Article Vll IgDS Acquiemen C.% _ . teorganlaation in the year in which the ne Commission and the State agree sale occurred); and that it is desirable to provide reciprocal assacy: Pension Benefit Guaranty (C)he contract of sale provides that recognition of hcenses for the meterials Corporation. If the purchaser withdraws from the hated in Article I heensed by the other actiose Notice of exemplian. l party or by any Agreement State. ken within the first five plans yearsnning af Accordmaly.the Commission and the suussaav:His notice advises interested any of its liabihty to the plan, the seller State agree to use their best efforts to persons that the Pension Benefit shall be secondarily hable for the develop appropnate rules regulations Guarant Corporetion has granted a liability it (the seller) would have had and procedures by which such request rom MDS Acquisition but for section 4204 reciprocity will be accorded. Corporation and Culbro Corporation for The bond or escrow described above an exemption from the bond / escrow would be paid to the plan if the Article Fl/l requirennent of section 4204(a)(1)(B) of ourchaser withdraws from the plan or the Employee Retirement income lails to make any required contnbutions The Commission, upon its own Security Act of1974,as amended. A to the plan within the first five plan initiative after reasonable notice and " I"" years beginning after the sale.
opportunity for hearing to the State, or h'[,q', y",','f,8'g' ,
Additionally. section 4204(b)(1) upon request of the Govemor of the November 13.1986 (51 F1t 41713).The provides that if a sale of assets is State, may terminate or suspend all or effect of this noti e le to advise the covered by section 4204 the purchaser art of this Agreement and reassert the public of the decision on the exemption assumes by operation of law the scensing and regulatory authority n9 vest
- contribution record of the seller for the vested in it under the Act if the aconses:The non-confidential portions plan yearin which the sete occurred and Comminion finds that (1) such of the request for an exemption and the the preceding four plan years.
terminelion or suspension is required to PSGC response to the request a e Section 4204(c) of ERISA authorizes t protect the pubhc health and safety, or available for public inspection at the the Pension Benefit Guaranty (2) the State has not complied with one or more of the requirements of Section PBCC Communications and Public Corporation ("PBGC") to grant Affairs Department. Suite 7100, at the individual or class variances or 274 of the Act.The Commission may above address, between the hours of exemptions from the purchaser's bond /
also. pursuant to Section 274l of the Act. 9 00 a.m. and 4:00 p.rt, escrow requirement of section lemporarily suspend all or part of this Agreement if,in the judgment of the Poe Pusmesa usPonesatsoes coortacy: 4204(a)(1)(B) when warranted. The Commission, en emergency situation John Carter Foster. Attomey. Corporate legislative history of section 4204 Policy and Regulations Department indicates a Congressional intent that the exists requinns immedeale action to protect pubhc health and safety and the (35100). Pension Benefit Guaranty sales rules be administered in a manner Siete hea failed to take necessary steps. Corporation. 2020 K Street NW that assures protection of the plan with The Commission shall periodically Washington. DC 2000s; telephone 202- the least practicable Latrusion into review this Agreement and actions 774-4850 (202 776 4859 for TTY and normal business trenuctions. The teken by the State under this Agreement TDD).These are not toll. free numbers. granting of an exemption or variance j
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Samuel J. Chilk Secretary U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 Re Notice of Proposed Agreement With State of Illinois Under Section 274
Dear Mr. Chilk:
This is in reference to the publication in the Federal Register on December 31, 1986 of the NRC's notice of proposed agreement with the State of Illinois for the assumption of certain of the Commission's regulatory author-ity pursuant to Section 274 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended (51 Fed. Reg. 47327). The notice invited comments on the proposed agreement on or before January 30, 1987.
US Ecology, Inc. is a party to a proceeding before the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board regarding the low-level radioactive waste disposal site near Sheffield, Illinois,~l/
is directly and significantly affected by the propos d agreement, and intends to file comments thereon. In the Sheffield proceeding, the rights and obligations of US Ecology as an NRC licensee are now being litigated. US Ecology's motion for summary disposition is pending before the Licensing Board, which has stated its intention to rule s
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1/ US Ecology, Inc. (Sheffield, Illinois, Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site), Docket No. 27-39 SC.
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Samusi J. Chilk Jcnunry 7, 1987 4
Page 2 promptly and move to a ' hearing expeditiously if the . motion is denied. l 3 The notice of proposed agreement states that the application, proposed agreement and related materials are available for public inspection in the commission's Public Document Rcom. On January 5, 1987, the undersigned counsel for US Ecology personally examined the Agreement State file l for Illinois, which contained one bound and four unbound volumes. The most recent document of the -materials made available to counsel was an internal NRC memorandum dated April 17, 1986 from Joel O. Lubenau, Office of State Programs, to Richard Smith, Document Control Desk, noting that certain enclosed materials were being made available ,
for public inspection pursuant to FOIA-86-247.
It is self-evident that correspondence with the State as well as internal Staff documents have been generated since April 1986. For example, the notice of proposed I agreement refers to a letter dated October 2, 1986, by which -
Governor James P. Thompson of the State of Illinois formally
- requested that the Commission enter into an agreement pursuant to Section 274. The notice also refers to various
. State regulations adopted on September 25, 1986. These
! specific documents, however, were not available at the Public Document Room at the time of counsel's examination on January 5, 1987.
! Hence, the materials necessary to make a critical
! review of the application and provide comments, as invited, have not yet been made publicly available for inspection as stated in the notice. Accordingly, the comment period l should be extended for at least a period equivalent to the time that it takes to place the full application and any other non-privileged materials involving the NRC's consideration of the application in the Public Document Room for inspection.
More importantly, the proposal by the State of Illinois for Agreement State status is unlike any previous applica-tion. To the best of our knowledge, it is the only one to l involve the potential transfer of jurisdiction to a State
! over matters which are the subject of adjudicatory proceedings where the State itself is an adversarial 9
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- party.2/ The thirty-day comment period routinely assigned such Section 274 applications is therefore inappropriate.3/
obviously, it is not possible to detail in advance tee comments of US Ecology on the proposed agreement without having reviewed the basic file materials. However, we do believe that a very serious and substantial issue exists as to whether the hearing rights of VS Ecology under its NRC license can be lawfully cut off, or in fairness should be overridden, by the simple mechanism of coding jurisdiction to the State of Illinois in the midst of the ongoing proceeding.
There is also, in our view, serious doubt whether the Commission can fairly substitute an agency of the State of Illinois, an adversary to US Ecology in the NRC proceeding i
- and in a related State court action, for the independently I appointed Atomic Safety and Licensing Board (and ultimately the Commission itself) as the entity to determine US Ecology's rights and obligations under its NRC license.
Without asking the Commission to prejudge these issues, we
[ respectfully suggest that they deserve more thorough
- research and analysis than possible under the routine
- thirty-day comment period usually permitted for uncontested agreement applications. In this . regard, we note that the Staff's internal review of the draft application and formal l'
submission took over a year and a half.
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Therefore, US Ecology requests that the comment period on the proposed agreement be held open for a period of sixty l
days after all documents have been made available in the Public Document Room to allow full inspection and review of the application and related documents. This will fairly l
! case, the State of 2/ In addition to the Sheffield
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Illinois is a party in Kerr-McGee Chemical Corporation (Kress Creek Decontamination), Docket No. 40-2061-SC.
3/ In fact, to the best of our knowledge, no entity has
> ever seriously objected to an agreement between a State and the NRC pursuant to Section 274, and certainly never on the grounds to be urged by US Ecology as a basis for a temporary exception from the transfer of 4 regulatory authority from the NRC to the State of (Footnote Continued) i i
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- Page 4 enable US Ecology to prepara comments addressing the" unique factual and legal elements of the application which threaten to prejudice US Ecology in the ongoing proceeding.
Sincerely,
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Robert M. Rader Counsel for US Ecology RMR sdd cc: Mrs. Patricia Norry J
(Footnote Continued) been Illinois until the pending proceeding has 4 completed.
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