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Documents 840809 & 10 Visit to State of Il,Dept of Nuclear Safety & Plant Site Re Review of Rept to Extend Prototype Effluent Monitoring Sys Installed at Plant to Six Other Nuclear Stations in State
ML20237D022
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Site: LaSalle, 05000000
Issue date: 08/31/1984
From: Young F
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VISIT TO ILLINOIS DEPARTNENT OF NUCLEAR SAFETY AND THE LA SALLE PLANT, AUGUST 9 AND 10, 1984 Earlier this year, the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety invited NRC's review of its report pmposing to extend its prototype effluent monitoring system installed at LaSalle to the other six nuclear stations in Illinois.

MRC's evaluation was somewhat critical, feeling that it is an overkill, that the use of the data for making protective actior, recommendations is questionable--i.e., that plant conditions are far more important for making protective action recommendations.

In Illinois' response, they invited us to make a visit. This memo documents that visit.

In the meeting for NRC:

Dan Muller, A/D for Radiation Protection, NRR Charles Willis, MTEB/NRR - chief comenter on the Illinois report

--)Roland Lickus, RSLO, Region III Carl Paperiello, Chief, Emergency Preparedness and Radiological Protection Branch, RIII Frank Young Section Leader, State Relations, OSP For the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety:

Don Etchison, Director and SLO to NRC Terry Lash, Deputy Director '

/ Gary Wright, Director, Nuclear Facility Safety Jim Blackbum Melante Hamel, Health Physicist Dick Eisenheimer The Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety was established by the Illinois Legislature based on a proposal of the Governor in the period imediately Illinois Governor Thompson continues to take a after the TMI accident.

strongly supportive position for the role of Nuclear Power in Illinois, but he is comitted to having the best nuclear safety. A key provision of the O

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A recent amendment has increased the tax to pay for the increased cost of the system and cleared the way for extending the LaSalle prototype to all the other six plants.

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