ML20214T043

Proposed Tech Specs,Revising Pages 1 & 2 Re New Const on Portion of Narragansett Bay Campus of Univ of Rhode Island

ML20214T043
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Site:	Rhode Island Atomic Energy Commission
Issue date:	06/02/1987
From:	RHODE ISLAND, STATE OF
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Location The reactor shall be located at the Rhode Island Nuclear Science Center on 3 acres of a 27-acre former I

military reservation, originally called Fort Kearney and now called the Narragansett Bay Campus of the University of Rhode Island.

The University of Rhode Island is a state agency.

The 27-acre reservation is controlled by the State of Rhode Island through the University of Rhode Island.

The reservation is in the Town of Narragansett, Rhode Island on the west shore of Narragansett Day approximately 22 miles south of Providence, Rhode Island and approximately 6 miles north of the entrance of the Bay from the Atlantic Ocean.

The Rhode Island Nuclear Science Center and various buildings used for research, education and training purposes are located on this 27-acre campus.

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Exclusion Area i

Pigure A.1 is a drawing of the Narragansett Bay Campus showing the three acro Nuclear Science Center site.

The boundary of this area shall be posted with conspicuous signs to delineate the area.

This 3-acre area shall be the exclusion area as defined in 10CFR100.

3.

Restricted Area rigure A.1 also shows the location of the reactor building on the three-acre area.

The reactor building and attached office laboratory wing shall be considered the restricted area as defined in 10CFR20.

4.

Erincipal Activitlen The principal activities carried on within the restricted and exclusion area shall be those associated with operation and utilisation of the reactor.

It shall be permissible to locate additional Nuclear Dcience Center or University of Rhode Island buildings tithin the exclusion area provided that these 6!ditional buildings are capable of timely evacuation and do not interfere with the operation of the roactor.

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