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| number = ML20237B008
| number = ML20237B008
| issue date = 08/10/1998
| issue date = 08/10/1998
| title = Responds to 980608 Ltr Re DOE Agreement That Unc Should Develop Plan to Address Residual Contamination at 71 Shelton Ave,Formerly Identified as Bldgs 3H & 6H for Activities Previously Authorized by NRC License SNM-386
| title = Responds to Re DOE Agreement That Unc Should Develop Plan to Address Residual Contamination at 71 Shelton Ave,Formerly Identified as Bldgs 3H & 6H for Activities Previously Authorized by NRC License SNM-386
| author name = Miller M
| author name = Miller M
| author affiliation = NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
| author affiliation = NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
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| document report number = NUDOCS 9808170302
| document report number = NUDOCS 9808170302
| title reference date = 06-08-1998
| document type = CORRESPONDENCE-LETTERS, OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE
| document type = CORRESPONDENCE-LETTERS, OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE
| page count = 2
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==Dear Mr. Bonito:==
==Dear Mr. Bonito:==


This letter responds to your letter dated June 8,1998, regarding the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) agreement that UNC should develop a plan to address the residual contamination at 71 Shelton Avenue, formerly identified as Buildings 3H and SH, for activities previously authorized by NRC License No. SNM-386, last held by United Nuclear Corporation.
This letter responds to your {{letter dated|date=June 8, 1998|text=letter dated June 8,1998}}, regarding the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) agreement that UNC should develop a plan to address the residual contamination at 71 Shelton Avenue, formerly identified as Buildings 3H and SH, for activities previously authorized by NRC License No. SNM-386, last held by United Nuclear Corporation.
As detailed in our NRC Inspection Report No. 070-00371/96-001, dated July 26,1996, and
As detailed in our NRC Inspection Report No. 070-00371/96-001, dated July 26,1996, and
;              again in our letter to you dated April 16,1998, we requested that you provide to the NRC a plan                                                                  ,
;              again in our letter to you dated April 16,1998, we requested that you provide to the NRC a plan                                                                  ,
to further charactenze and ultimately remediate, if necessary, the areas with enriched uranium .                                                                '
to further charactenze and ultimately remediate, if necessary, the areas with enriched uranium .                                                                '
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!              above 30 picocuries/ gram of soil or sediments. By your June 8,1998 letter, you indicated that you will proceed with site characterization using NUREG/CR-5849 es guidance, and should any L              remediation be necessary, that UNC requests to use the Option 1 criteria delineated in the j              NRC's Branch Technical Position for " Disposal or Onsite Storage of Thorium or Uranium t
!              above 30 picocuries/ gram of soil or sediments. By your {{letter dated|date=June 8, 1998|text=June 8,1998 letter}}, you indicated that you will proceed with site characterization using NUREG/CR-5849 es guidance, and should any L              remediation be necessary, that UNC requests to use the Option 1 criteria delineated in the j              NRC's Branch Technical Position for " Disposal or Onsite Storage of Thorium or Uranium t
Wasten from Past Operations," dated October 23,1981. We are in agreement that, at this particu;.r site, you may use a concentration of 30 pCi/g as an acceptable release enterion for enriched uranium, and that NUREG/CR-5849 provides acceptable guidance for demonstrating that this criterion will be met.
Wasten from Past Operations," dated October 23,1981. We are in agreement that, at this particu;.r site, you may use a concentration of 30 pCi/g as an acceptable release enterion for enriched uranium, and that NUREG/CR-5849 provides acceptable guidance for demonstrating that this criterion will be met.
E Based on our recent discussions, we understand that additional information regarding a plan will L              be submitted within a few weeks. We appreciate your cooperation to resolve this matter.
E Based on our recent discussions, we understand that additional information regarding a plan will L              be submitted within a few weeks. We appreciate your cooperation to resolve this matter.

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Responds to Re DOE Agreement That Unc Should Develop Plan to Address Residual Contamination at 71 Shelton Ave,Formerly Identified as Bldgs 3H & 6H for Activities Previously Authorized by NRC License SNM-386
ML20237B008
Person / Time
Site: 07000371
Issue date: 08/10/1998
From: Mark Miller
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
To: Bonito R
UNITED NUCLEAR CORP. (SUBS. OF UNC, INC.)
References
NUDOCS 9808170302
Download: ML20237B008 (2)


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August 10,1998 l ' Robert F. Bonito General Manager for Operations ~

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Dear Mr. Bonito:

This letter responds to your letter dated June 8,1998, regarding the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) agreement that UNC should develop a plan to address the residual contamination at 71 Shelton Avenue, formerly identified as Buildings 3H and SH, for activities previously authorized by NRC License No. SNM-386, last held by United Nuclear Corporation.

As detailed in our NRC Inspection Report No. 070-00371/96-001, dated July 26,1996, and

again in our letter to you dated April 16,1998, we requested that you provide to the NRC a plan ,

to further charactenze and ultimately remediate, if necessary, the areas with enriched uranium . '

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! above 30 picocuries/ gram of soil or sediments. By your June 8,1998 letter, you indicated that you will proceed with site characterization using NUREG/CR-5849 es guidance, and should any L remediation be necessary, that UNC requests to use the Option 1 criteria delineated in the j NRC's Branch Technical Position for " Disposal or Onsite Storage of Thorium or Uranium t

Wasten from Past Operations," dated October 23,1981. We are in agreement that, at this particu;.r site, you may use a concentration of 30 pCi/g as an acceptable release enterion for enriched uranium, and that NUREG/CR-5849 provides acceptable guidance for demonstrating that this criterion will be met.

E Based on our recent discussions, we understand that additional information regarding a plan will L be submitted within a few weeks. We appreciate your cooperation to resolve this matter.

l l Sincerely, i

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Marie Miller

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