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Category:CORRESPONDENCE-LETTERS
MONTHYEARML20080G1431995-01-24024 January 1995 Inquires About Reason for Puzzling Delay Concerning Patient Discharge Rule ML20080G1591995-01-10010 January 1995 Ack Receipt of ,Which Answered 941130 & 1212 Ltrs to Chairman.Informs That Ltr Entirely Unsatisfactory ML20057E2811993-09-17017 September 1993 Provides Correction to Second Paragraph of Page 1 of Final Rept of Confirmatory Survey of Boelter Reactor Facility for UCLA in Los Angeles,Ca ML20057C1001993-09-0909 September 1993 Forwards Final Rept of Confirmatory Survey of Boelter Reactor Facility,Univ of California,Los Angeles,Ca IR 05000142/19930011993-09-0303 September 1993 Forwards Orise Rept Also Being Identified as NRC Insp Rept 50-142/93-01.Areas Surveyed Appear to Meet Criteria of Reg Guide 1.86, Termination of OLs for Operating Reactors ML20057C5081993-08-24024 August 1993 Forwards Advance Copy of Final Rept of Confirmatory Survey of Boelter Reactor Facility,Univ of Ca. Bound Final Copies Will Be Mailed in Approx Two Wks ML20116L5461993-02-22022 February 1993 Forwards Response to Comments from NRC & Oak Ridge Inst Re Review of UCLA Rept, Final Decommissioning for Boelter Reactor Facility ML20128G2081993-01-28028 January 1993 Forwards Final Release Survey Rept for Boelter Reactor Facility Dismantlement & Final Decommissioning Project ML20127K2731993-01-0404 January 1993 Forwards Final Decommissioning Rept for Boelter Reactor Facility Dismantlement & Final Decommissioning Project ML20116E2951992-10-12012 October 1992 Provides Clarification of Two Items Noted in Insp Rept 50-142/92-01 & Informs of Personnel Change at UCLA ML20086J2451991-12-0404 December 1991 Discusses Changes in Organizational Structure at School of Engineering & Applied Sciences & Radiation Safety Ofc Since Issuance of NRC 890728 Order Authorizing Phase II Decommissioning.Revised Organization Chart Encl ML20073B9901991-06-18018 June 1991 Forwards Rept Summarizing Findings of Orau Review of 59 Docket Files for Terminated Research & Test Reactors ML20055J3881990-07-26026 July 1990 Advises That Author Retiring from Position of Radiation Safety Officer,Effective 900731 ML20248A3441989-09-20020 September 1989 Advises That Batch of Approx 5,000 Lb of Neutron Activated Lead Transferred on 890818 to Another Licensee for Possible Recycle Into Shielding for Waste Disposal.No Radioactive Matl Remaining at Univ & Licensee Complied W/Agreement ML20246F6201989-08-24024 August 1989 Forwards Commission Safety Evaluation & Environ Assessment & Finding of No Significant Impact for Phase II Decommissioning of UCLA Research Reactor,Per 890810 Request.W/O Encl ML20247Q6951989-07-28028 July 1989 Forwards Order Authorizing Phase II of Facility Dismantling & Disposition of Component Parts,Per 880610,21,1207 & 890331 Requests.Environ Assessment & Finding of No Significant Impact & Safety Evaluation Also Encl ML20245B4531989-06-0808 June 1989 Forwards Encl Listed Info on Decommissioned & Shutdown Reactors Requested During Discussions at Saxton on 890511 ML20245C5411989-04-12012 April 1989 Submits Followup to & Response to Ltrs from C Woodhead & D Hirsh Re EPA Regulatory Problems Concerning Transfer of Neutron Activated Lead Remaining at Reactor Facility to Univ License for Future Use as Shield Matl ML20248F7901989-03-31031 March 1989 Forwards Plan for Improvement of Procedures & Documentation for Final Reactor Facility Decommissioning,In Response to Insp Rept 50-142/89-10 ML20236C9381989-03-14014 March 1989 Forwards Request for Addl Info Re Decommissioning Phase II Plan Submitted on 880610 & Suppls on 880621 & 1207.Response Requested within 15 Days of Ltr Date ML20235Z1401989-03-0303 March 1989 Responds to Appeal of Denial of FOIA Request for Documents 36-61 on App C.Releases Documents C-38 - C-58,C-60 & C-61. Other App C Documents Withheld (Ref FOIA Exemption 5) ML20236A1481989-02-27027 February 1989 Forwards Insp Rept 50-142/89-01 on 890131-0201.No Noncompliance Noted ML20235V1671989-02-14014 February 1989 Informs That Proposal Re Transfer of 4,000 Lb of Radioactive Lead Shot & 1,000 Lb Lead Brick Does Not Conform to Settlement Agreement.Related Correspondence ML20195D6371988-10-27027 October 1988 Responds to Re Decomissioning Review of Reactor Facility ML20207M1931988-10-12012 October 1988 Forwards Request for Addl Info Re 880610 & 21 Phase II Decommissioning Plan.Response Requested within 60 Days of Ltr Date ML20154M8311988-09-20020 September 1988 Responds to Request for Info Re Phase I Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning.Concerns Raised Re Time Element for Review of Phase I Rept While Awaiting Approval Order for Removing Remaining Reactor Structures & Decommissioning Facility ML20207D1741988-07-18018 July 1988 Partial Response to FOIA Request for Documents.App G Documents Partially Withheld (Ref FOIA Exemption 4) ML20195E5741988-06-24024 June 1988 Ack Receipt of 780616 Response to 750529 Notice of Violation.Understands That Necessary Training of Police Officers Will Be Completed in Jul 1975 ML20195G6351988-06-21021 June 1988 Forwards Revised Pages for Phase II Plan for Former Reactor Facility.Some Editorial Corrections Made on Pages 6,12,15 & 16 ML20195G5041988-06-21021 June 1988 Forwards Pages 6,12,15 & 16 for Placement in Phase II Plan for Former Reactor Facility Sent on 880610.Editorial Changes Made to Pages ML20195E5531988-06-13013 June 1988 Partial Response to FOIA Request for Documents.App F Documents Encl & Available in PDR ML20155C6211988-06-10010 June 1988 Forwards Rept of UCLA Reactor Decommissioning,Guide for Phase Ii,Final Phase. Rept Covers Removal of Remaining Structures.Expeditious Review to Enable Distribution of Request for Proposal to Prospective Contractors Requested ML20155H4331988-06-0303 June 1988 Partial Response to FOIA Request for Documents.Forwards App E Documents.App D & E Documents Available in PDR ML20154E5341988-05-13013 May 1988 Partial Response to FOIA Request.App C Documents Encl & Available in PDR ML20151S6331988-04-19019 April 1988 Forwards Amended Page of Attachment I to Je Mclaughlin to a Adams Correcting Typos ML20151G2601988-04-12012 April 1988 Forwards Responses to Questions 9-15 & Phase I of Summary Rept Dismantlement of Reactor,Per NRC .Phase II Plan Under Development ML20150D9721988-03-18018 March 1988 Informs of NRC Relocation to Stated Address.Mailing Address Unchanged.A Adams Project Manager & TS Michaels back-up Project Manager ML20149M0501988-02-18018 February 1988 Ack Receipt of 880112 Answers to Remaining Questions Re Phase I of Decommissioning Effort & Request for Quotation Concerning Phase Ii.Plan to Dismantle Facility & Dispose of Component Parts Requested Per 10CFR50.82 ML20215C0501987-06-11011 June 1987 Informs of Recent Reorganization in Nrr.Organization Now Called Standardization & Non-Power Reactor Project Directorate.Project Manager for Facility Is a Adams ML20203M8871986-08-30030 August 1986 Informs of Change of Address ML20211Q2831986-07-14014 July 1986 Forwards Order Authorizing Phase I of Facility Dismantling & Disposition of Component Parts,Per 851029 Application. Finding of No Significant Environ Impact,Safety Evaluation & Environ Assessment Encl ML20210H9231986-03-27027 March 1986 Lists Change in Telephone Number for H Bernard,Facility Project Manager,Due to NRR Reorganization.D Tondi New Nonpower Reactors & Safeguards Licensing Section Leader. Correspondence Should Be Sent to Listed Address ML20140D0901986-03-21021 March 1986 Forwards Answers to NRC Questions 1-8 Re Reactor Facility Dismantling Plan.Questions 9-15 Will Be Answered as Part of Rept Submitted at Conclusion of Phase I of Dismantling Operations ML20141P1521986-03-12012 March 1986 Forwards Request for Addl Info Re 851029 Reactor Decommissioning Plan.Response Requested by 860321 ML20136C5061985-12-16016 December 1985 Repts Organizational & Other Changes Made in Response to App 2 of ASLB Order ML20137Y8731985-12-0404 December 1985 Responds to 850925 Request for Amend to License R-71 Tech Specs.No Action Can Be Taken on Request.Aslb 851108 Order Terminated & Superseded License R-71 ML20210A4121985-11-13013 November 1985 Forwards Correction to ASLB Proposed Order Prepared in Response to 851030 Memorandum & Order on Behalf of Parties ML20210A4421985-11-0606 November 1985 Requests Signature on Encl Correction to Settlement Agreement ML20138M8861985-10-29029 October 1985 Forwards Decommissioning Plan:Phase I:Dismantlement & Radiological Assessment of UCLA Argonaut Reactor Facility. Final Step of Plan Includes Submission of Formal Plan for Achieving Ultimate Decommissioning of Facility ML20138L4091985-10-25025 October 1985 Forwards Draft Response to Board 851016 Order for Review,Per Request.Notification of Receipt Requested Prior to 851030. W/O Encl.Related Correspondence 1995-01-24
[Table view] Category:EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION TO NRC
MONTHYEARML20055J3881990-07-26026 July 1990 Advises That Author Retiring from Position of Radiation Safety Officer,Effective 900731 ML20245C5411989-04-12012 April 1989 Submits Followup to & Response to Ltrs from C Woodhead & D Hirsh Re EPA Regulatory Problems Concerning Transfer of Neutron Activated Lead Remaining at Reactor Facility to Univ License for Future Use as Shield Matl ML20248F7901989-03-31031 March 1989 Forwards Plan for Improvement of Procedures & Documentation for Final Reactor Facility Decommissioning,In Response to Insp Rept 50-142/89-10 ML20154M8311988-09-20020 September 1988 Responds to Request for Info Re Phase I Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning.Concerns Raised Re Time Element for Review of Phase I Rept While Awaiting Approval Order for Removing Remaining Reactor Structures & Decommissioning Facility ML20195G5041988-06-21021 June 1988 Forwards Pages 6,12,15 & 16 for Placement in Phase II Plan for Former Reactor Facility Sent on 880610.Editorial Changes Made to Pages ML20195G6351988-06-21021 June 1988 Forwards Revised Pages for Phase II Plan for Former Reactor Facility.Some Editorial Corrections Made on Pages 6,12,15 & 16 ML20155C6211988-06-10010 June 1988 Forwards Rept of UCLA Reactor Decommissioning,Guide for Phase Ii,Final Phase. Rept Covers Removal of Remaining Structures.Expeditious Review to Enable Distribution of Request for Proposal to Prospective Contractors Requested ML20151S6331988-04-19019 April 1988 Forwards Amended Page of Attachment I to Je Mclaughlin to a Adams Correcting Typos ML20151G2601988-04-12012 April 1988 Forwards Responses to Questions 9-15 & Phase I of Summary Rept Dismantlement of Reactor,Per NRC .Phase II Plan Under Development ML20140D0901986-03-21021 March 1986 Forwards Answers to NRC Questions 1-8 Re Reactor Facility Dismantling Plan.Questions 9-15 Will Be Answered as Part of Rept Submitted at Conclusion of Phase I of Dismantling Operations ML20136C5061985-12-16016 December 1985 Repts Organizational & Other Changes Made in Response to App 2 of ASLB Order ML20210A4421985-11-0606 November 1985 Requests Signature on Encl Correction to Settlement Agreement ML20138M8861985-10-29029 October 1985 Forwards Decommissioning Plan:Phase I:Dismantlement & Radiological Assessment of UCLA Argonaut Reactor Facility. Final Step of Plan Includes Submission of Formal Plan for Achieving Ultimate Decommissioning of Facility ML20133G1461985-10-0808 October 1985 Advises That Dismantling & Decommissioning of Reactor Will Be Done in-house Rather than by Outside Contractor,Per Review on Informal Bids.Detailed Analysis of Radiological Status,Dismantling Plans & Organizational Charts Encl ML20133A3631985-09-25025 September 1985 Forwards Suppl to 850830 Application for Amend to License R-71,consisting of Proposed Amend 14 of Tech Specs, Eliminating All Authorization to Possess SNM & Need for Physical Security Plan Attendant ML20099H5901985-03-13013 March 1985 Advises That Development of Detailed Plans for Dismantling & Decommissioning Reactor Continuing.Excerpt from Third Generation Draft of Request for Proposal & Brief Synopsis of Present Status of Reactor Encl ML20107F9241985-02-15015 February 1985 Forwards Info Re Disassembly of Reactors as Followup to Author ,Per Request.Univ Will Not Submit Dismantlement Plan Until Contractor Proposal for Work Plan Reviewed ML20113D4001985-01-16016 January 1985 Advises That UCLA Has Returned All Reactor Fuel Described in License R-71 to DOE at Idaho Chemical Processing Plant ML20113E1311985-01-16016 January 1985 Informs That Disassembly of Reactor Core Necessary to Conduct Radiation Survey of Residual Radiation,In Anticipation of Reactor Decommissioning.Authorization to Conduct Intended Survey Assumed Unnecessary ML20113E3371985-01-16016 January 1985 Requests That All NRC-approved Security Plans & Amends Be Returned to Univ or Treated as Proprietary Info & Withheld from Public Disclosure to Restrict Dissemination of Hardware Info ML20112C8891985-01-0707 January 1985 Advises That Transfer of All Irradiated Fuel from UCLA Reactor to DOE Reprocessing Facility in Idaho Falls,Id Completed.Related Correspondence ML20099E3511984-11-13013 November 1984 Forwards Changes to Security Plan.Changes Withheld (Ref 10CFR2.790) ML20108A9451984-11-13013 November 1984 Forwards Univ Answer to Committee to Bridge the Gap 841024 Petition for Hearing & Leave to Intervene.Placement of Names of Univ Attys on Svc List Requested ML20094A0641984-10-31031 October 1984 Informs That Conditions for Withdrawal of License Renewal Application Unchanged.Use of Suitable Shipping Casks Secured & Arrangements Made to Ship Remaining Nuclear Fuel ML20098E9741984-09-26026 September 1984 Advises That WE Kastenberg Replaced I Catton as Director of Nuclear Energy Lab & Subsequently Appointed to Chair Radiation Use Committee,Effective 840920 ML20099A0581984-09-0707 September 1984 Forwards Correspondence Between Aftergood & G Turin Re Request for Meeting to Discuss Decommissioning.Related Correspondence ML20095F0061984-08-13013 August 1984 Forwards M Gonzalez-Cuesta Memo Re Assessment of Risk from Seismic Errors in Design & Const,Per 840810 Telcon ML20093L4381984-07-27027 July 1984 Forwards W Wegst to H Denton Requesting Amend to License R-71 & Tech Specs & 840726 Application to Terminate License Per 10CFR50.82 ML20090C7691984-07-11011 July 1984 Requests Opportunity to Reply to Committee to Bridge the Gap 840703 Response to Univ Request to Withdraw Application for License Renewal.Reply Will Be Served by 840720 ML20090C7631984-07-11011 July 1984 Forwards Response in Opposition to Committee to Bridge the Gap 840622 Emergency Petition.W/O Encl ML20207D2281984-07-10010 July 1984 Forwards 14 Partially Withheld Pages to Amend 7 to Physical Security Plan ML20092P7361984-07-0202 July 1984 Forwards Wf Wegst to HR Denton Requesting OL Be Amended to Possession Only License & Describing Action Taken to Render Reactor Inoperable.Related Correspondence ML20092N1621984-06-26026 June 1984 Forwards Correspondence Between State of CA Assemblyman G Davis & UCLA Executive Vice Chancellor Wd Schaefer Re UCLA Plans for Reactor Security During Olympic Games.Related Correspondence ML20197H3421984-06-14014 June 1984 Notifies of Decision to Withdraw Application for Renewal of License & of Intention to Decommission Reactor.Potential Expense of Reactor Operation Unjustified in Light of Decline in Importance to Academic Programs.Related Correspondence ML20092G9761984-06-14014 June 1984 Informs of Decision to Withdraw Application for Renewal of License R-71 & of Plans to Decommission Reactor ML20092G9581984-06-14014 June 1984 Forwards CE Young to Commissioner Palladino Re Withdrawal of Application for Renewal of License R-71. Application for Termination of License Will Be Submitted ML20197G6621984-06-11011 June 1984 Forwards Transcript of B Ramberg 840607 Deposition.W/O Encl.Related Correspondence ML20091A8711984-05-24024 May 1984 Forwards Prof Qualifications of GL Hofman,Testifying in Response to Committee to Bridge the Gap Hearsay Objection to Answer 8 of UCLA Rebuttal.Related Correspondence ML20084F1831984-05-0101 May 1984 Forwards Declaration in Response to ASLB 840413 Memorandum & Order.App a to Declaration Contains Protected Info & Is Being Served Per ASLB Protective Order Requirements ML20088A7051984-04-0606 April 1984 Forwards Suppl to Rebuttal on Credibility of Graphite Fire at Facility & Suppl to Rebuttal on Credibility of Cbg Fission Product Release Model,Per ASLB 840322 Order ML20087N6311984-03-30030 March 1984 Informs That Schedule for Required Maint & Restart of Reactor Not Established & Will Not Be Considered Until at Least After Conclusion of Summer Olympic Games ML20087K9691984-03-20020 March 1984 Responds to 840315 Inquiry Re Info Reported in 840310 Washington Post Article.Reactor Will Remain Shut Down Until After Olympic Games.Barricades & Armed Guards Planned. Related Correspondence ML20079P7921984-01-25025 January 1984 Forwards Proposed List of Authorized Persons Who Need Access to Protected Info,In Response to ASLB 840118 Memorandum & Order.Addition of Paragraph Clarifying Exemption Clause of Protective Order Requested ML20083J2071984-01-10010 January 1984 Forwards Affidavit of Nc Ostrander in Support of Univ 830909 Response to Citizens to Bridge the Gap Comments on Fuel Inventory,Per ASLB 831223 Order ML20079R2511984-01-10010 January 1984 Responds to NRC Re Violations Noted in IE Insp Rept 50-142/83-04.Corrective Actions:Emergency Drill Conducted on 831220 ML20083A5711983-12-13013 December 1983 Informs That Criticism Stated in J Davidson Resulting from Newspaper Article in Daily Bruin Incorrectly Inferred.Testimony Not Understood by ASLB Because of Univ Failure to Respond Comprehensibly to Specific Questions ML20082R6851983-12-0707 December 1983 Forwards Neutron Transport Calculations Supporting Proposed Renewal of License,In Response to Committee to Bridge the Gap 831118 Request.Related Correspondence ML20082M3091983-12-0202 December 1983 Forwards Requested Supplementation of Shutdown Mechanism Testimony.Encl Rewritten to Simplify Unduly Complicated Matters ML20082B4821983-11-17017 November 1983 Forwards Corrected 831107 Rebuttal Testimony Re Shutdown Mechanism ML20081M3041983-11-0707 November 1983 Forwards Rebuttal Testimony Re Reactor Shutdown Mechanism & of Credibility of Graphite Fire & of Committee to Bridge the Gap (Cbg) Fission Product Release Model & Rebuttal to Cbg Panel I Rebuttal & to Cbg Energy & Dispersion Testimony 1990-07-26
[Table view] Category:INCOMING CORRESPONDENCE
MONTHYEARML20080G1431995-01-24024 January 1995 Inquires About Reason for Puzzling Delay Concerning Patient Discharge Rule ML20080G1591995-01-10010 January 1995 Ack Receipt of ,Which Answered 941130 & 1212 Ltrs to Chairman.Informs That Ltr Entirely Unsatisfactory ML20057E2811993-09-17017 September 1993 Provides Correction to Second Paragraph of Page 1 of Final Rept of Confirmatory Survey of Boelter Reactor Facility for UCLA in Los Angeles,Ca ML20057C1001993-09-0909 September 1993 Forwards Final Rept of Confirmatory Survey of Boelter Reactor Facility,Univ of California,Los Angeles,Ca ML20057C5081993-08-24024 August 1993 Forwards Advance Copy of Final Rept of Confirmatory Survey of Boelter Reactor Facility,Univ of Ca. Bound Final Copies Will Be Mailed in Approx Two Wks ML20116L5461993-02-22022 February 1993 Forwards Response to Comments from NRC & Oak Ridge Inst Re Review of UCLA Rept, Final Decommissioning for Boelter Reactor Facility ML20128G2081993-01-28028 January 1993 Forwards Final Release Survey Rept for Boelter Reactor Facility Dismantlement & Final Decommissioning Project ML20127K2731993-01-0404 January 1993 Forwards Final Decommissioning Rept for Boelter Reactor Facility Dismantlement & Final Decommissioning Project ML20116E2951992-10-12012 October 1992 Provides Clarification of Two Items Noted in Insp Rept 50-142/92-01 & Informs of Personnel Change at UCLA ML20086J2451991-12-0404 December 1991 Discusses Changes in Organizational Structure at School of Engineering & Applied Sciences & Radiation Safety Ofc Since Issuance of NRC 890728 Order Authorizing Phase II Decommissioning.Revised Organization Chart Encl ML20073B9901991-06-18018 June 1991 Forwards Rept Summarizing Findings of Orau Review of 59 Docket Files for Terminated Research & Test Reactors ML20055J3881990-07-26026 July 1990 Advises That Author Retiring from Position of Radiation Safety Officer,Effective 900731 ML20248A3441989-09-20020 September 1989 Advises That Batch of Approx 5,000 Lb of Neutron Activated Lead Transferred on 890818 to Another Licensee for Possible Recycle Into Shielding for Waste Disposal.No Radioactive Matl Remaining at Univ & Licensee Complied W/Agreement ML20245C5411989-04-12012 April 1989 Submits Followup to & Response to Ltrs from C Woodhead & D Hirsh Re EPA Regulatory Problems Concerning Transfer of Neutron Activated Lead Remaining at Reactor Facility to Univ License for Future Use as Shield Matl ML20248F7901989-03-31031 March 1989 Forwards Plan for Improvement of Procedures & Documentation for Final Reactor Facility Decommissioning,In Response to Insp Rept 50-142/89-10 ML20154M8311988-09-20020 September 1988 Responds to Request for Info Re Phase I Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning.Concerns Raised Re Time Element for Review of Phase I Rept While Awaiting Approval Order for Removing Remaining Reactor Structures & Decommissioning Facility ML20195G5041988-06-21021 June 1988 Forwards Pages 6,12,15 & 16 for Placement in Phase II Plan for Former Reactor Facility Sent on 880610.Editorial Changes Made to Pages ML20195G6351988-06-21021 June 1988 Forwards Revised Pages for Phase II Plan for Former Reactor Facility.Some Editorial Corrections Made on Pages 6,12,15 & 16 ML20155C6211988-06-10010 June 1988 Forwards Rept of UCLA Reactor Decommissioning,Guide for Phase Ii,Final Phase. Rept Covers Removal of Remaining Structures.Expeditious Review to Enable Distribution of Request for Proposal to Prospective Contractors Requested ML20151S6331988-04-19019 April 1988 Forwards Amended Page of Attachment I to Je Mclaughlin to a Adams Correcting Typos ML20151G2601988-04-12012 April 1988 Forwards Responses to Questions 9-15 & Phase I of Summary Rept Dismantlement of Reactor,Per NRC .Phase II Plan Under Development ML20203M8871986-08-30030 August 1986 Informs of Change of Address ML20140D0901986-03-21021 March 1986 Forwards Answers to NRC Questions 1-8 Re Reactor Facility Dismantling Plan.Questions 9-15 Will Be Answered as Part of Rept Submitted at Conclusion of Phase I of Dismantling Operations ML20136C5061985-12-16016 December 1985 Repts Organizational & Other Changes Made in Response to App 2 of ASLB Order ML20210A4421985-11-0606 November 1985 Requests Signature on Encl Correction to Settlement Agreement ML20138M8861985-10-29029 October 1985 Forwards Decommissioning Plan:Phase I:Dismantlement & Radiological Assessment of UCLA Argonaut Reactor Facility. Final Step of Plan Includes Submission of Formal Plan for Achieving Ultimate Decommissioning of Facility ML20133G1461985-10-0808 October 1985 Advises That Dismantling & Decommissioning of Reactor Will Be Done in-house Rather than by Outside Contractor,Per Review on Informal Bids.Detailed Analysis of Radiological Status,Dismantling Plans & Organizational Charts Encl ML20133A3631985-09-25025 September 1985 Forwards Suppl to 850830 Application for Amend to License R-71,consisting of Proposed Amend 14 of Tech Specs, Eliminating All Authorization to Possess SNM & Need for Physical Security Plan Attendant ML20127A0521985-07-29029 July 1985 Submits Current Committee to Bridge the Gap Svc List,Per Proposed License Renewal & Request for Orders Authorizing Dismantlement.Related Correspondence ML20133H6641985-07-29029 July 1985 Forwards Current Svc List for Committee to Bridge the Gap Re staff-generated Correspondence & Documents Concerning Facility ML20117M2551985-05-13013 May 1985 Advises That Negotiations Among Parties Not Complete.Target Date for Completion of Written Stipulation Postponed to 850715 by Oral Agreement of Parties.Related Correspondence ML20134D5881985-05-0808 May 1985 FOIA Request for Documents Re NRC Proposed Decommissioning Rule & Implementation of Rule to Decommissioned Reactors ML20237H6471985-03-21021 March 1985 FOIA Request for 11 Categories of Documents Re Safeguards & Security at UCLA Reactor Facility & SNM Formerly Possessed Under License R-71 ML20099H5901985-03-13013 March 1985 Advises That Development of Detailed Plans for Dismantling & Decommissioning Reactor Continuing.Excerpt from Third Generation Draft of Request for Proposal & Brief Synopsis of Present Status of Reactor Encl ML20107F9241985-02-15015 February 1985 Forwards Info Re Disassembly of Reactors as Followup to Author ,Per Request.Univ Will Not Submit Dismantlement Plan Until Contractor Proposal for Work Plan Reviewed ML20113E3371985-01-16016 January 1985 Requests That All NRC-approved Security Plans & Amends Be Returned to Univ or Treated as Proprietary Info & Withheld from Public Disclosure to Restrict Dissemination of Hardware Info ML20113E1311985-01-16016 January 1985 Informs That Disassembly of Reactor Core Necessary to Conduct Radiation Survey of Residual Radiation,In Anticipation of Reactor Decommissioning.Authorization to Conduct Intended Survey Assumed Unnecessary ML20113D4001985-01-16016 January 1985 Advises That UCLA Has Returned All Reactor Fuel Described in License R-71 to DOE at Idaho Chemical Processing Plant ML20112C8891985-01-0707 January 1985 Advises That Transfer of All Irradiated Fuel from UCLA Reactor to DOE Reprocessing Facility in Idaho Falls,Id Completed.Related Correspondence ML20100G6171984-11-18018 November 1984 Informs of Recent Communications W/Doe Re Shipment of UCLA Reactor Fuel to Idaho Falls,Id.Jb Whitsett to Aftergood & to Nc Ostrander Encl.Related Correspondence ML20108A9451984-11-13013 November 1984 Forwards Univ Answer to Committee to Bridge the Gap 841024 Petition for Hearing & Leave to Intervene.Placement of Names of Univ Attys on Svc List Requested ML20099E3511984-11-13013 November 1984 Forwards Changes to Security Plan.Changes Withheld (Ref 10CFR2.790) ML20094A0641984-10-31031 October 1984 Informs That Conditions for Withdrawal of License Renewal Application Unchanged.Use of Suitable Shipping Casks Secured & Arrangements Made to Ship Remaining Nuclear Fuel ML20098E9741984-09-26026 September 1984 Advises That WE Kastenberg Replaced I Catton as Director of Nuclear Energy Lab & Subsequently Appointed to Chair Radiation Use Committee,Effective 840920 ML20107M0101984-09-20020 September 1984 FOIA Request for Correspondence Between UCLA & NRC Re Research Reactor Decommissioning.Documents Not Served on Parties in Reactor Relicensing Proceeding in Previous 6 Months Required ML20097A5661984-09-0707 September 1984 Requests That D Thompson Be Replaced W/Rl Kohn on Svc List. D Thompson Will Be Out of Ofc Temporarily for Extended Period Beginning on or About 840910 ML20099A0581984-09-0707 September 1984 Forwards Correspondence Between Aftergood & G Turin Re Request for Meeting to Discuss Decommissioning.Related Correspondence ML20096D7441984-08-29029 August 1984 Forwards D Hirsch on UCLA Application for License Amend & Order Re Facility Dismantlement ML20096D7471984-08-25025 August 1984 Discusses UCLA 840614 Application to Withdraw Renewal Application & Order Re Facility Dismantlement.Committee to Bridge the Gap Insists on Rights to Participate in Proceeding If Dismantlement Issue Deferred ML20096A6591984-08-25025 August 1984 Requests Prompt Notification When Petitions for Leave to Intervene & for Hearing May Be Formally Filed on Proposed Parallel License Amends & Related 10CFR50.82 Dismantlement/ License Termination Application 1995-01-24
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- 1AM rmApruco; LAf*TA 94AadA * & ANT A Citt/E OFFICE OF LVe'tAOutENTAL HE ALTH OD SAFETY TME CENTER FOR THE MEALTH Sc**%E.8 LOG .WCELE.8. CAUTOAALA 90024 June 16, 1975 {
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Dear H.r. Dgelien:
Enclosed is a mencesadtaa to me from C. E. Ashbaugh, the Re40 tor Supervisor at the UCLA Nuclear Diergy Laboratory.
As indicated, va sl:an cMrtly (by June ?o,1975) submit a revised security plan to the Nuclear Regulatory Cocaission.
Theviu vM revised plan viu be provided thediffer from the prescnt one in that the campus Police, "B" key, we to receive annual.ly an abbr:viated eMrse on radiation, caergency procedures etc. instead of the regular health physics and of greaterlaboratcry procedures course required of students end others who have need knowledge.
This training for our polica officers viu be instituted tfMhin thirty days after approve.1 of the revised security plan by the URC .
I If you have say questions about this matter, please contact 29.
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REClON V SulTE 202, W ALNUT CREEK PLAZ A 1990 N. C ALIFORNI A TOULEVARD W ALNUT C REEK. C ALIFORNI A 94596 MM 2 0 iW5 The Regents of the University Docket No. 50-142 of California Nuclear Energy Laboratory Los Angeles, California 90024 Attention: Harold V. Brown Environment, Health and Safety Officer Gentlemen:
This letter refers to the inspection of your activities authorized under NRC License No. R-71 conducted by Mr. M. D. Schuster of this office on May 20, 1975. It also refers to the discussion of our inspection find-ings held by the inspector with you and members of your staff on May 20, 1975.
The inspection included examination of activities related to physical protection against industrial sabotage and against theft of special nuclear material in accordance with applicable requirements of Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 73, "Physical Protection of Plants and Materials," your Security Plan, and license conditions pertainirg to physical protection. Within these areas, the inspection consisted of selective examinations of procedures and records, interviews with facility personnel and observations by the inspector.
Based on the results of this inspection, it appears that one of your activities was not conducted in full compliance with NRC requirements, as set forth in the Notice of Violation, enclosed herewith as Appendix A.
The item of noncompliance is categorized into the level as described in our correspondence to you dated December 31, 1974.
This notice is sent to you pursuant to the provisions of Section 2.201 l
of the NRC's "Rules of Practice,", Part 2, Title 10, Code of Federal l Regulations. Section 2.201 requires you to submit to this office within 20 days of your receipt of this notice, a written statement of expianation in reply, including: (1) steps which have been or will be taken by you l to correct the violation, and the results achieved; (2) steps which will be taken to avoid further violations; and (3) the date when full com-l pli'ance will be achieved.
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Part 2, Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, documentation of findings of your control and accounting procedures for safeguarding special nuclear materials and your facility security procedures are exempt from disclosure, therefore, the enclosure to this letter, the inspection report, and your response to tne item listed in the enclosure to this l letter will not be placed in the Public Document Room and will receive limited distrioution. l Should you have any questions concerning this letter, we will be glad to I discuss them with you.
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APPENDIX A Docket No. 50-142 License No. R-71 NOTICE OF VIOLATION Based on the results of the NRC inspection conducted on May 20, 1975, it appears that one of your activities was not in full compliance with applicable NRC regulations and conditions of your license, as indicated below.
10 CFR 73.40 requires, in part, that security plans submitted to the Comission for approval shall be followed by the licensee. Your Security Plan, dated August ?l, 1974 as amcr.ded August 29, 1974 states "Level B keys are given to qualified individuals who have taken our health physics course, and who have passed the health physics and laboratory procedures test."
Contrary to 10 CFR 73.40 and your Security Plan a Level "B" key was issued to the UCLA Police Department without the required training or testing.
This infraction had the potential for causing or contributing to an occurrence related to health and safety.
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DOCKET N0. 50-142 Enclosed is the subject report of the physical security inspection 1 conducted on May 20, 1975.
With exception of the one infraction described in the report, the l licensee is in ccmpliance with the Security Plan. However, you will note I in the report that two significant items were identified during the inspection which decrease the effectiveness of physical protection.
These were discussed with licensee management who stated that they would "look into" possible solutions. Meanwhile, I feel that the matter should be referred to Reactor Licensing who could request the licensee to revise the Security Plan to include correction of the problem areas.
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- 1. Enforcement Action A. Violations None B. Infractions l
Contrary to 10CFR73.40 and the licensee's security plan a level "B" key was issued to the UCLA Police Cepartment without the required training in the health physics course and testing in health physics and laboratory procedures.
C. Deficiencies None II. Licensee Action on Previously Identified Matters Not applicable III. Design Changes Not applicable l 1
IV. Unusual Occurrences l On May 20,1975 at 1343 hours0.0155 days <br />0.373 hours <br />0.00222 weeks <br />5.110115e-4 months <br /> the alarm for the radioactive storage area was received by the UCLA central station, without prior notification from the reactor supervisor. A police unit was dispatched and arrived at 1345 hours0.0156 days <br />0.374 hours <br />0.00222 weeks <br />5.117725e-4 months <br />. Investigation revealed
. that the reactor supervisor, when exiting the radioactive storage area, had reset the alarm and had not notified the police department.
This was observed by the inspector.
V. Other Significant Findings A. The Reactor High Bay Area is vulnerable to unauthorized access through the ventilation duct from either the third or eighth floors. This is not recognized in the Security Plan. (See Section VII, Paragraph C.3., Physical Barriers.)
B' . The inspector determined that the Acoustic Alarm System in the Reactor High Bay Area can be defeated, thus permitting intrusion without detection. (See Section VII, Paragraph C.S., Alarms, Response and Surveillance.)
2-VI. Management Interview Conducted on May 20, 1975 with Messrs: l Harold V. Brown, Environment, Health and Safety Officer C. E. Ashbaugh, Reactor Supervisor Jack Hornor, Resident Health Physicist The findings of this inspection were discussed and there was no disagreement with the findings or with the item of 'c.nliance.
Mr. Brown agreed to pursue possible solutions for the <; arm system and additional protection for the ventilation duct.
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A. Scope l This inspection encompassed physical security and accountabilty of the training reactor located at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and evaluates compliance with the security plan of August 1974 approved by the Directorate of Licensing i on January 8, 1975. l B. Individuals Contacted Harold V. Brown, Environment, Health and Safety Officer C. E. Ashbaugh, Reactor Supervisor John C. Evraets, Radiation Safety Officer Lt. Jymes Carter, UCLA Police Department Jack Hornor, Resident Health Physicist C. Inspection Audit Program
- 1. Physical Security Plan l The licensee possesses an approved security plan and no changes have been made in the plan which decreases its effectiveness. ,
- 2. Security Organization l
The security organization as described in the licensee's security plan was verified. The UCLA police department includes 55 sworn, uniformed and armed police officers with a minimum of 6 officers in radio-equipped cars on i duty per shift. Twenty-four hour, 7-days a week coverage is provided the University and is responsive to the needs of the Reactor Supervisor.
l The training) job training received of by members (4this months plus 2corrplies department months on-the-with the California Police Officers Standards and Training course taught other major police departments within the State of California. ;
The licensee's security plan states "Level "B" keys are given to qualified individuals who have taken our health physics course, and who have passed the health physics and laboratory procedures test". One level "B" key was issued to the UCLA police department without the required training or testing. This was identified as an infraction.
In addition to the UCLA pol ce, response and back up is I available from the West Los Angeles Police Department. A mutual aid agreement has been signed.
- 3. Physical Barriers l The training reactor is located in Room 2567, a north- .
south wing, connecting the Mathematical Sciences and l Boelter Hall buildings. These buildings are centrally located within the UCLA campus.
The physical barriers, e.g., walls, floors, are as described in the licensee's security plan.
- Overall physical barrier protection is deemed inadequate to prevent an act of sabotage. Figure 11 of the licensee's security plan delineates a ventilation duct. Inspection of that duct revealed the grill work, covering an opening approximately 3x4 feet, was secured by four 1/8" diarreter rews. Examination of the grill work also revealed that is appeared it could be removed with a minimum of effort.
Two entrances to the unprotected ventilation duct are possible through the 3rd and 8th floors. The 3rd floor entrance is possible from the patio via the ventilation inspection room. Door construction and lock hardware are insufficient to prevent picking or rapping. The 8th floor entrance is possible from the roof through an adjoining building. The ventilation shaf t on the roof was secured by
. a padlock insufficient to prevent picking or cutting.
- 4. Access Controls The licensee controls access by means of escorts, visitor's register, alarms and key control systems.
4 All visitors are escorted within the protected and vital areas, and required to sign a visitor's register. All doors leading into and within the Nuclear Energy Laboratory are under a lock and key system comprised of three levels:
A, B, and C. The degree of access permitted by those keys is shown in Figures 11 and 12 of the licensee's security plan. Level A keys are master keys and are given to only permanent, full-time employees. Level B keys are issued to qualified students, police department, secretary
-and custodian. Level C keys are issued to unqualified students for office space or use of the library. Key control records are maintained by the Reactor Supervisor and all keys were accounted for. No key inventories have been conducted.
The reactor high bay and the radioactive storage have been designated as security (vital) areas. The. door to the reactor high bay can be opened only with an "A" level key. The door of the radioactive storage room can be opened only with an "A" level key and the combination to the Sargent and Greenleaf mr.bination padlock. Only the Reactor Supervisor and the Health Physicist have both.
- 5. Alarms, Response and Surveillance (See also Section IV, Unusual Occurrences.) The location and type of the alarm system described in the licensee's security was verified. The ultrasonic motion detector, model ICMC 132, manufactured by Walter Kidde and Company, Inc., Belleville, New Jersey, failed to alarm during the three tests conducted. (Two tests were performed by the inspector and one test by the Reactor Supervisor.)
Simulating access through the ventilation duct, the inspector was able to reach the reactor and return to the ventilation duct without detection. The test was repeated by both the inspector and the Reactor Supervisor, with the same results. .
In July 1971 a technical evaluation of this equipment (Kidde ICMC-132) was published by the Technical Branch, Division of Security, AEC. They concluded in part that:
. a. Did not meet the requirements of AEC Manual Chapter Appendix 2401, Part III and
- b. Interim Federal Specifications W-A-00450A (GSA-FSS),
- c. Disapproved its use for AEC insta.llations.
All alarms annunciate in the UCLA Dispatcher's Office (manned 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> a day).
Surveillance of essential equipment is performed during working hours by the permanent employees , level "A" key holders. Surveillance during nonworking hours is performed by a combination of the alarm system (considered inadequate) and the UCLA Police Department.
- 6. Special Nuclear Material 1
Fuel for the Argonaut-type research reactor is in the form I of aluminum clad ~93% EU-Al alloy fuel plates assembled into l MTR type fuel assemblies.
The inventory of special nuclear material is as follows:
U (G) U-235(G)
Fuel - In Core 3,805 3,540 Irradiated - In Cooling Basin 793 738 Other unused materials 4,909 4,571 9,507 8,849 In addition to the reactor fuel, the University also possesses two plutonium beryllium neutron sources in conjunction with the operation of the reactor. One source is licensed under the reactor license R-71; the other is licensed under SNM-974 The inventory was as follows:
Plutonium (G) Fissile Isotoce (G) l Pu-Be Sources 64 60 The bulk of the unused materials noted above, 4,0229 U and 3,7459 U-235, consists of unused f0el assemblies on hand since 1971 (fabricated by Atomics International).
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