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Responds to Re Offsite Radiation Monitoring & Emergency Warning Sys in Vicinity of TMI-2.NRC Opinion That Existing Real Time Monitoring Sys Will Remain Operational for at Least Next Several Yrs Expressed
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Issue date:	06/22/1989
From:	Murley T; Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:	Hays B; Sierra Club
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I have been asked to respond to your letter of May 23, 1989, to NRC Chairman Lando Zech concerning offsite radiation monitoring and the emergency warning system in the vicinity of the Three Mile Island Nuclear Station Unit 2 (TMI-2).

At a meeting on April 13, 1989, of the THI-2 Advisory Panel on the Decon-tamination of Three Mile Island Unit 2, Mr. M. Roche, the Director of TMI-2 for General Public Utilities Nuclear Corporation (GPUN), discussed continued operation of the real-time monitoring system around TMI-2. Mr. Roche stated that it was GPUH's intention to maintain and upgrade the system through the end of defueling, fuel shipping, processed water evaporation, and the early stages of monitored storage. Although there is no accurate schedule for the beginning of storage, it is the NRC staff's opinion that the existing real-time monitoring system would remain operational for at least the next several years. After that time, GPUN will be considering replacement of the present system with an improved, state-of-the-art monitoring system at a number of locations.

GPUN currently has an offsite monitoring program required by the THI-2 license that, in addition to the real-time monitors at 16 locations, collects quarterly

-thermoluminescent dosimeter (TLD) measurements from 104 locations up to 21 miles from the plant. GPUN also has various aquatic, atmospheric, and terrestrial sampling programs that take samples at various locations and frequencies. At the present time the NRC staff is unaware of any changes being considered by GPUN to any of these programs.

An offsite monitoring program is required by both the TMI-1 and TMI-2 licenses.

Over the past several years GPUN has changed the offsite radiation monitoring programs at both facilities so that in the near future a single site program can be instituted. At the present time although GPUN has separate programs, one for Unit 1 and one for Unit 2, they are essentially the same.

GPUN has proposed to place TMI-2 into long-term storage for an indefinite period. To accomplish this objective, GPUN needs an amendment to its license.

On August 16, 1988, GPUN proposed changing the TMI-2 license to allow for the post-defueling monitored storage of the facility.

Part of that proposal includes removing the requirement for the continuation of the TMI-2 offsite radiation monitoring program from the THI-2 license as the requirements for continuing the offsite radiation monitoring for both units will be included e

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Your letter of May 23, 1989, addresses a second concern, that of the adequacy of the emergency notification system, and in specific warning sirens in use at all of Pennsylvania's nuclear facilities. You cite a recent incident in which a warning siren malfunctioned near an operating nuclear power station in Pennsylvania.

Malfunctioning of warning sirens occasionally occurs. Whenever there is a malfunction, representatives from the utility and county authorities investi-gate the source of the malfunction and take corrective actions to minimize a recurrence. The counties are responsible for the operation of'the siren systems and conduct periodic tests. The warning sirens are just a part of the alert and notification systems'in place at all nuclear sites and are also used by the county authorities to alert the public.about non-nuclear events such as tornadoes or chemical spills. Other portions of this system include radio and

'TV broadcasts, route alertirg, and the use of tone radios. Utilities in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania operating nuclear power fecilities are required to maintain an adequate emergency notification system around their nuclear plants.

The adequacy of this program is evaluated during the licensing of the facilities and periodically during site emergency preparedness exercises. During these-exercises, these systems are tested and any malfunctions corrected, r

You also requested a status report on monitoring in the TMI area. GPUN, the NRC, tho'U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania conduct radiation monitoring in the vicinity of TMI. Enclosure 1

'provides a description of GPUN's. program. Enclosure 2, NUREG-0837, Vol. 8, No. 4, presents the results of the NRC Direct Radiation Monitoring Network ~for the fourth ouarter of 1988. This report covers the vicinity of 75 sites throughout the United States, including the TMI site. provides sumery information of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania program and the results of its dosimetry program in the environs of the TMI site for 1987. Enclosure 4 provides information on the EPA-funded monitoring program at the Milton S. Hershey idedical Center. The NRC staff is unaware of any proposals for modifying the monitoring programs other than GPUN's plan to consolidate the monitoring for the TMI site.

The TMI-2 Advisory Panel for the Decontamination of TMI-2 has, with repre-sentatives from the various organizations conducting the monitoring, reviewed the offsite radiation monitoring programs and has made recommendations that were adopted by the participants..The Advisory Panel has recently indicated that a. review of the offsite radiation monitoring program should be conducted before long-term storage of the facility and will place this issue on the -

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I hope that this letter responds to your concerns.

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Utilities in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania operating nuclear power facilities are required to maintain an adequate emergency notification system around their nuclear plan". The adequacy of this program is evaluated during the licensing of the fac.iities and periodically during site emergency preparedness exercises. During thesa exercises, these systems are tested and any malfunctions corrected.

You also requested a status report on monitoring in the TMI area. GPUN, the NRC, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania conduct radiation monitoring in the vicinity of TMI. Enclosure 1 provides a description of GPUN's program. Enclosure 2, NUREG-0837, Vol. 8, No. 4, presents the results of the NRC Direct Radiation Monitoring Network for the fourth quarter of 1988. This report covers the vicinity of 75 sites throughout the United States, including the TMI site. provides summary information of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania program and the results of its dosimetry program in the envirnns of the TMI site for 1987.

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During the reporting period, the routine surface water sampling program continued at one upstream and one downstream location. Both the upstream location at Steelton Water Treatment Plant and the downstream location at York Haven Hydroelectric Plant are continuously composited and collected monthly.

These routine samples are analyzed for gross beta activity, for tritium and for gamma emitters.

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Supplementary water samples continued to be collected in 1987 as part of the TMI Long Term Surveillance program.

Composites of discharges from the liquid radwaste system (001), mixed with other station water, were sampled daily. The storm water basin onsite (005) was sampled periodically. Water from the TMI intake (006) was sampled daily for a weekly composite. Raw water from the City of Lancaster water intake downstream on the Susquehanna was sampled daily for a weekly composite.

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<280 1/02/87

<3

<280 1/03/87

<3 3 +/- 2

<280 1/04/87

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<280 1/05/87

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<270 1/06/87

<2 5 +/- 2 1930 +/- 180 1/07/87

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<280 1/16/87

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<280 1/17/87

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<270 1/1S/87 4 +/- 2 6 +/- 2

<280 1/19/87

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<270 1/22/87

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<270 1/23/87

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<280 1/25/87

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<3 5 +/- 2 880 +/- 170 2/05/87

<2 3 +/- 1 390 +/- 160 2/06/87

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<2 2 +/- 1 1990 +/- 180 L

2/08/87

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<2 3 +/- 1

<270 2/17/87

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<270 2/18/87

<2 3 +/- 1

<270 2/19/87

<2 5 +/- 1

<270 2/20/87

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<2 5 +/- 1

<270 2/24/87

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<2 5 +/- 1 850 +/- 170 3/03/87

<2 3 +/- 1 1070 +/- 170 3/04/87

<2 3 +/- 1 1150 +/- 170 3/05/87

<2 3 +/- 1 740 +/- 170 3/06/87

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<2 2 +/- 1 660 +~/- 170 3/09/87

<2 2 +/- 1 620 +/- 170 3/10/87

<2 4 +/- 1

<280 3/11/87

<2 3 +/- 1

<270 3/12/87

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<270 3/16/87

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<2 3 +/- 1

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<2 3 +/- 2 510 +/- 160 3/25/87

<2 5 +/- 2 1010 +/- 170 3/26/87

<2 5 +/- 2 430 +/- 160 3/27/87

<2 5 +/- 2 1250 +/- 170 3/28/87

<2 5 +/- 2 470 +/- 160 3/29/87

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<2 3 +/- 1 9460 +/- 240 3/31/87

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TMI SUPPLEMENTARY WATER DAIA (19 STATION DISCHARGE 001 Collection Date Alpha Beta Iritium 4/03/87

<2 4 +/- 1

<270 4/04/87

<2 3 +/- 1

<280 4/05/87

<2 3 +/- 1

<280 4/06/87

<2 3 +/- 1 900 +/- 170 4/07/87

<2 4 +/- 1

<270 4/08/87

<2 5 +/- 1

<270 4/09/87

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<270 4/12/87 1 +/- 1 3 +/- 2

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<270 4/14/87

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<280 4/15/87 1 +/- 1 3 +/- 1

<280 4/16/87 1 +/- 1 3 +/- 1 1280 +/- 170 4/17/87

<2 4 +/- 1

<270 4/18/87

<2 2 +/- 1 2630 +/- 190 4/19/87 1 +/- 1 4 +/- 1

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<280 4/21/87

<2 3 +/- 2 1940 +/- 180 i

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<280 4/24/87

<2 3 +/- 2 3150 +/- 200 4/25/87

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<3 2460 +/- 190 4/26/87

<2 4 +/- 2 2350 +/- 190 4/27/87

<2 3 +/- 2 960 +/- 180 4/28/87

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<280 5/12/87

<3 3 +/- 1 8120 +/- 240 5/13/87

<3 5 +/- 2 5130 +/- 210 5/14/87

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5/19/87

<3 3 +/- 2 22330 +/- 330 5/20/87

<3 4 +/- 2 1180 +/- 170 5/21/87

<3 4 +/- 2

<270 5/22/87

<2 4 +/- 2

<280 5/23/87

<2 6 +/- 2

<280 5/24/87

<3 4 +/- 2

<280 5/25/87

<2 6 +/- 2 520 +/- 170 5/26/87

<2 4 +/- 2 1270 +/- 180 5/27/87

<2 7 +/- 2

<270 5/28/87

<3 4 +/- 2

<280 5/29/87

<3 7 +/- 2 510 +/- 170 5/30/87

<3 5 +/- 2

<280 5/31/87

<3 6 +/- 2 8950 +/- 240 6/01/87

<4 5 +/- 2 1000 +/- 170 6/02/87

<3 5 +/- 2 9150 +/- 250 6/03/87

<3 6 +/- 2 4690 +/- 210 6/04/87

<3 4 +/- 2 14890 +/- 290 6/05/87

<4 7 +/- 2 26340 +/- 350 6/06/87

<3 5 +/- 2

<270 6/07/87

<3 5 +/- 2

<280 6/08/87

<3 8 +/- 2 1220 +/- 170 6/09/87

<4 6 +/- 3 380 +/- 160 5/10/87

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<290 6/11/87

<4 6 +/- 2

<290 6/12/87

<3 7 +/- 2

<290 6/13/87

<3 4 +/- 2

<290 6/14/87

<3 3 +/- 2

<290 6/15/G7

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<270 6/16/87

<2 6 +/- 2 810 +/- 170 6/17/87

<2 8 +/- 2 17860 +/- 300 6/18/87 3 +/- 2 13 +/- 3

<270 6/19/87

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<280 6/20/87

<3 4 +/- 2 9270 +/- 240 6/21/87

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<280 i

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<3 4 +/- 2 9170 +/- 240 6/23/87

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<280 6/25/87

<3 9 +/- 2

<280 6/26/87

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<280 6/27/87

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<280 6/28/87

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Collection Date Alpha Beta Tritium 7/01/87

<3 5 +/- 2 5580 +/- 210 7/02/87

<2 6 +/- 2 840 +/- 160 7/03/87

<2 3 +/- 1 20170 +/- 310 7/04/87

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<280 7/05/87

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<280 J/07/87

<2 4 +/- 1 16350 +/- 290 7/08/87

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<270 7/09/87

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<270 7/10/87

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<270 1

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<270 7/12/87

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<280 1.16/87

<2 5 +/- 2 7180 +/- 230 7h7/87

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<260 7/24/87

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<270 7/25/87

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<270 7/26/87

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<270 7/27/87-

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<270 7/28/87

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<270 7/30/87

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<270 7/31/87 3 +/- 2 7 +/- 2

<270 8/01/87 2 +/- 2 9 +/- 2 1120 +/- 180 8/02/87

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<3 7 +/- 3

<280 8/19/87

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<310 8/20/87

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<270 8/21/87

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<280 8/23/87

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<270 8/26/87

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<280 8/30/87

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<280 8/31/87

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<280 9/01/87

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<310 9/02/87

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<270 9/03/87

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<270 9/04/87

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<280 9/05/87

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<5 700 +/- 190 9/06/87

<3 5 +/- 3 7960 +/- 250 9/07/87

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<4 7 +/- 3 54720 +/- 500 9/09/87

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<270 9/15/87

<2 8 +/- 2 940 +/- 200 9/16/87

<2 7 +/- 1

.4090 +/- 230 9/17/87

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<280 9/18/87 2 +/- 1 4 +/- 1

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<280 9/20/87

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<2 4 +/- 1 4950 +/- 220 9/22/87

<2 6 +/- 2 3120 +/- 220 9/23/87

<2 6 +/- 1 670 +/- 190 9/24/87

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<2 3 +/- 1 106s +/- 190 9/26/87

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<2 4 +/- 2 8430 +/- 260 10/01/87

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10/04/87

<2 5 +/- 2 64240 +/- 530 10/05/87 2 +/- 2 9 +/- 2 52910 +/- 480 10/06/87

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<290 10/07/87

<4 6 +/- 2 440 +/- 160 10/08/87

<3 6 +/- 2 410 +/- 170 10/09/87

<3 4 +/- 2 440 +/- 170 10/10/87

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<300 10/11/87

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<280 10/13/87

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<290 10/14/87

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<310 10/20/87

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<320 10/21/87

<4 6 +/- 2 580 +/- 180 10/22/87

<4 7 +/- 2 550 +/- 180 10/23/87

<4 6 +/- 2 290 +/- 180 10/24/87

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<3 6 +/- 2 640 +/- 180 10/28/87

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<3 6 +/- 2 470 +/- 170 10/31/87

<3 6 +/- 2 3950 +/- 210 11/01/87

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<280 4/03/87 3 +/- 1 7 +/- 2 590 +/- 170 4/07/87 2 +/- 1 4 +/- 1

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4/17/87

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<280 4/21/87 1 +/- 1 4 +/- 1

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5/05/87 3 +/- 1 8 +/- 2

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<280 5/19/87

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<280 5/22/87

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<270 5/26/87

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<270 5/29/87

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<270 6/02/87

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<280 6/05/87

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<290 6/16/87

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<280 6/30/87

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<280 l

7/07/87

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<280 7/10/87

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<270 7/11/87

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Collection Date Alpha Beta Tritium 7/24/87

<2 4 +/- 2

<270 7/28/87

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<270 8/04/87 2 +/- 1 5 +/- 1

<280 8/06/87

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<300 8/11/87

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<310 8/14/87

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<290 8/18/87

<2 3 +/- 1

<280 8/21/87

<2 6 +/- 2

<280 8/25/87

<2 6 +/- 1

<280 8/28/87

<2 5 +/- 2

<270 9/01/87

<2 4 +/- 2

<280 9/04/87

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<270 9/08/87 2 +/- 1 3 +/- 1

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<280 9/25/87

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<260 9/29/87

<2 3 +/- 1

<260 10/02/87

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<260 10/06/87

<3 3 +/- 1 590 +/- 180 10/09/87

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<290 10/13/87

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<3 420 +/- 180 10/23/87

<2 4 +/- 1

<320 10/27/87-

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<300 10/30/87

<2 3 +/- 1

<300 11/03/87

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'THREE MILE ISLAND MILK SAMPLING Milk sampling near Three Mile Island Nuclear Station continued monthly at two farms in 1987. The grab samples of raw milk were analyzed by gamma spectroscopy.

Cesium-137 was detected periodically at both stations throughout the year.

This radioisotope is a major constituent in fallout from weapons testing and the accident at Chernobyl in April, 1986.

Similar data were observed in routine milk samples at all nuclear power stations in Pennsylvania.

Natural Potassium-40 concentrations are equivalent to a potassium content of 1.4 to 1.8 grams per liter.

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The fish sample was a composite of white crappie, smallmouth bass and rock bass. The produce sample, raw cabbage, was collected from a. truck garden 0.8 mile south-southeast of the station. The sediment sample was collected downstream of the discharge point.

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Purpose The purpose of this proposal is to provide a mechanism by which the U. S.

Environmental Protection Agency can transfer to the Conrnonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center its environmental surveillance and dissemination of information to the public for the remainder of the decontami-l nation'of.the Three Mile Island Unit II.

' Participants U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Office of Radiation Programs (ORP)

Eastern Environmental Radiation Facility (EERF)

U'. S. Department of Energy (DOE)'

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources (DER)

~8ureau of Radiation Protection (BRP)

The Pennsylvania State University (PSU)

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Department of Radiology.

Division of Health. Physics Bcckground EPA has conducted an environmental monitoring program in the vicinity of TM1 since March 31, 1979.

On April 13, 1979, EPA was given responsibility by the White House for coordinating the Federal monitoring effort at TMI.

EPA is committed to maintain a monitoring program at TMI until such time as the fuel and debris have been removed from the Unit 2 reactor, sealed in ship-ing containers, and removed from the Island. When the commitment was originally made in various meetings circa 1980 by ORD officials, the program was estimated to last 3-4' years, and when reaffirmed by Mr. W. Ruckelshaus in 1984, the end of fuel. shipment was estimated to be late 1987 or early 1988.

Current " official" estimites are for late 1988, however further delay is probable.

This agreement is designed to provide the necessary resources to meet EPA's commitment to have a monitoring program until the fuel is shipped without the expense of an onsite Agency staff and an office. This will be accomplished by adding the required analytic and sample collection capability to the existing infrastructure of HMC.

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Ambient gansna radiation monitoring 1.

Doserate monitoring - Reuter Stokes R551011 "Sentri" System.

The 13 5entri" units will be kept operating as free-standing, indepen-dent units with stripchart readout.

The units will be checked weekly by HMC personnel and charts replaced monthly. Charts will be visually examined if requested by PA-DER and will be kept until final closeout of the monitoring project.

"Sentri" operation will continue until fuel debris shipment is completed.

When fuel debris shipment is completed, the "Sentri" units will be dismantled and returned to EERF (ORP), if requested.

2.

Cumulative ambient gamma radiation dose - Thermoluminescent dosimeters (TLDs).

4 The present program will be continued until the fuel debris is shipped.

EPA (ORP-LV) will continue to furnish TLDs quarterly, readout the TLUs, and furnish data on floppy disc and hard copy (EERF, HMC, PA-0ER), and TLD holders. HMC will changeout TLDs at'34 locations, complete data forms, and return TLDs and their transportation controls from the previous quarter to OP.P-LV.

HMC will replace TLD holders when necessary.

B.

Air Monitoring 1.

Constant volume samplers - particulate and radioiodine.

Particulate and radioiodine monitoring will be continued with weekly sample changeout until the later of (1) completion of shipment of fuel debris or (2) completion of disposal of " accident water" and then terminated. HMC will maintain samplers, changeout filters and charcoal cartridges and analyze them, in weekly composites, by gamma spectroscopy.

Samplers and sampler shelters will be retained by PA-DER or HMC upon mutual agreement.

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High volume air sampling.

The samplers at the TM1 Observation Center and at Goldsboro will be operated as part of the ERAMS, by HMC and EERF, until the later of (1) completion of fuel debris shipment or (2) completion of " accident water" disposal. HMC will change filters twice weekly, conduct tne required " Field Estimate" and mail the filters to EERF where lab analyses, including quarterly analysis for U and Pu isotopes, will be done.

3.

Tritium (HTO) in air.

Six samplers will be operated at Middletown, TMI Observation Center, Goldsboro, Red Hill and Wernersville and York Haven until the later of (1) completion of fuel debris shipraent or (2) completion of disposition of " accident water".

Sample collection and analytical equipment will be retained by HMC or PA-DER as determined by the Director, Bureau of Radiation Protection, PA-DER.

C.

Water Monitoring 1.

General Unless otherwise indicated, water monitoring will continue untti the later of (1) completion of fuel debris shipment or (2) completion of the disposition of " accident water."

The analysis of water samples will include: (1) high resolution gamma spectroscopy; (2) gross alpha radioactivity determination; (3) gross beta radioactivity determination; (4) HTO (tritiated water) determina-tion; and (5) strontium-90 determination on quarterly composites from each location. Analyses will be done at HMC exc.ept for the strontium-90 which will be done at EERF.

2.

1M1 001 Industrial outfall Flow-through gross ganna radioactivity monitor.

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The system will be flushed out monthly to prevent background buildup from silt accumulation.

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system which collects four consecutive 24-hour samples. The -

samples will be picked up twice weekly, returned to the.HMC lab and analyzed as a weekly composite.

If-the_ gansna spectroscopic analysis of the weekly composite is positive.for. reactor. origin radionuclides, the daily samples making up that composite will be gamma counted to determine the date of and more properly quantify the release.

3.

TMI water' treatment plant intake This unit is similar to the TM1 Outfall continuous sampler and will be operated on the same schedule.

4.

TMI East Dike. Runoff Pond (Storm Water Basin)..

' Collection and analysis.of a weekly grab sample will be continued ex-cept that.no samples will be collected when the pond is frozen.

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.Lancaster water supply HMC will continue the~ analysis of weekly composite samples (250

- ml/8hr.).that are collected and delivered to the HMC lab by City ofL L,,

Lancaster employees.

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Periodic Report HMC will provide a single monthly report of data collected.

This report will replace both.the monthly " Environmental Newsletter" and the. weekly interim data report sent to the NRC, PA-DER and the Mayor of Lancaster. The distribu,

tion of this.new monthly report will include the 250 individuals on tiie' current mailing list, NRC PA-DER and the Mayor of Lancaster. Also 40 copies of the report will~be mailed to the Capitol Press Room in Harrisburg, Pennslyvania.

Resources Provided EPA will provide to HMC the following equipment that is currently located at the TMI Field Station (this equipment will be retained by HMC at completion of this agreement):

Printer and Computer Terminal Gamma Products lead shield IBM PC/XT Computer N. D. Model 620 MCA Tritium in Air Samplers (6) il 743KSR Ther;nal printer Wall Assembly - Lab Furniture in prep lab Tracor Model 1710 MCA Topaz power systems Tracor Preamp Mettler 400g top-loading balance Elgar 300 B A/C line concittoner Mettler PK16 electronic balance Keithley multimeter q

45 gallon flammable storage cabinet Keithley digital electrometer J

Labconto fiberglass fume hood Tektronix oscilloscope Frigidaire refrigerator IBM Selectric typewriter Kenmore freezer Kodak Carousel projector Fisher lab oven Kodak Ectograph Audioviewer Model'820 K5R Tl terminal projector Canberra nimbin IBM PC/XT system

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