ML20196H066

Provides Notification of Opportunity to Review & Provide Comments on Supplement to Policy & Guidance Directive Pg 83-02,Rev 1, Renewal of Matls Licenses. Requests Comments by 990709

ML20196H066
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Issue date:	06/16/1999
From:	Lohaus P NRC OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS (OSP)
To:	GENERAL, MINNESOTA, STATE OF, OHIO, STATE OF, OKLAHOMA, STATE OF, PENNSYLVANIA, COMMONWEALTH OF, WISCONSIN, STATE OF
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SP-99-037, SP-99-37, NUDOCS 9907010331
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' PG 83-2, REVISION 1, SUPPLEMENT 1, " RENEWAL OF MATERIALS LICENSES" (SP-99-037) l l I am providing notification of opportunity to review and provide comments on the supplement to

l. Policy and Guidance Directive (PGD) PG 83-02, Revision 1, " Renewal of Materials Licenses,"

L that provides guidance for the processing of renewal applications for all materials licenses except fuel cycle. The final document is intended to supersede those parts of PG 83-02, l

Revision 1, not associated with fuel cycle licenses.

This draft guidance is part of a licensing streamlining initiative to focus the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) byproduct, source, and special nuclear material licensing (excluding fuel cycle licenses), renewal resources on applications from licensees whose performance indicates potential programmatic weaknesses, and program areas that have

. undergone major changes which could affect radiation safety. Performance indicators provided are used to determine which of the two-tiered review levels is necessary to renew each license.

Management is provided guidelines to determine when licenses (both new licenses and renewals) should be issued for less than 10 years. General guidance is also included to assist reviewers in reducing the number of marginal and protracted interactions needed in bringing licensing actions to closure.

We ask that you provide comments on the draft document by July 9,1999 directly to the contact l . below, The document is predecisional and it is only available at the Agreement State area at the i NRC's Technical Conference Forum http://techconf.llnl.cov/ States / via the NRC Home Page  !

http://www.nrc aov.- For additionalinformation about OSP's distribution of predecisional j

' information, please see OSP letters SP-97-065 and SP-99-019 available at the Agreement State j Web site, http://www.hsrd.ornl aov/home.html.

If you have any questions regarding this letter or the draft document, please contact me or the  ;

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that provides guidance for the processing of renewal applications for all materials licenses except fuel cycle. The final document is intended to supersede those parts of PG 83-02, Revision 1, not associated with fuel cycle licenses.

This draft guidance is part of a licensing streamlining initiative to focus the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) byproduct, source, and special nuclear material licensing (excluding fuel cycle licenses), renewal resources on applications from licensees whose  ;

performance indicates potential programmatic weaknesses, and program areas that have l undergone major changes which could affect radiation safety. Performance indicators provided are used to determine which of the two-tiered review levels is necessary to renew each license.

Management is provided guid.elines to determine when licenses (both new licenses and renewals) should be issued for less than 10 years. General guidance is also included to assist reviewers in reducing the number of marginal and protracted interactions needed in bringing licensing actions to closure.

We ask that you provide comments on the draft document by July 9,1999 directly to the contact below. The document is predecisional and it is only available at the Agreement State area at the NRC's Technical Conference Forum http://techconf.llnl.aov/ States / via the NRC Home Page http://www.nrc.aov. For additionalinformation about OSP's distribution of predecisional information, please see OSP letters SP-97-065 and SP-99-019 available at the Agreement State Web site, http://www.hsrd.ornl.aov/home.html.

If you have any questions regarding this letter or the draft document, please contact me or the individual named below.

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I am providing notification of opportunity to review and rovide comments on the supplement to Policy and Guidance Directive (PGC) PG 83-02, Revi on 1, " Renewal of Materials Licenses,"

that provides guidance for the processing of renewal a plications for all materials licenses except fuel cycle. The final document is intended to s persede those parts of PG 83-02, Revision 1, not associated with fuel cycle licenses.

This draft guidance is part of a licensing streamlinin initiative to focus the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) byproduct, source, and special nuclear materiallicensing (excluding fuel cycle licenses), renewal resources o applications from licensees whose performance indicates potential programmatic wea nesses, and program areas that have undergone major changes which could affect radia ion safety. Performance indicators provided are used to determine which of the two-tiered revi w levels is necessary to renew each license.

Management is provided guidelines to determine hen licenses (both new licenses and renewals) should be issued for less than 10 year General guidance is also included to assist reviewers in reducing the number of marginal an protracted interactions needed in bringing licensing actions to closure.

We ask that you provide comments on the dra document by July 9,1999 directly to the contact below. The document is predecisional and it is nly available at the Agreement State area at the NRC's Technical Conference Forum http://te conf Ilnl.cov via the NRC Home Page http://www.nre cov. For additionalinformatio about OSP's distribution of predecisional information, please see OSP letters SP-97-0 5 and SP-99-019 available at the Agreement State Web site, http://www.hsrd.ornt.cov/home.ht if you have any questions regarding this le r or the draft document, please contact me or the individual named below.

POINT OF CONTACT: Donna-B h Howe INTERNET: DBH@NRC. GOV TELEPHONE: (301) 41 '7848 FAX: (301) 415-5369 Paul H. Lohaus, Director Office of State Programs Distribution:

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I am providing notification of opportunity to review and pro ide comments on the supplement to Policy and Guidance Directive (PGD) PG 83-02, Revision 1, " Renewal of Materials Licenses,"

that provides guidance for the processing of renewal appli ations for all materials licenses except fuel cycle. The final document is intended to supe sede those parts of PG 83-02, Revision 1, not associated with fuel cycle licenses.

This draft guidance is part of a licensing streamlining initptive to focus the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) byproduct, source, an special nuclear material licensing (excluding fuel cycle liceses), renewal resources on a lications from licensees whose performance indicates potential programmatic weaknes es, and program areas that have undergone major changes which could affect radiation afety. Performance indicators provided are used to determine which of the two-tiered review I els is necessary to renew each license.

Management is provided guidelines to determine whe licenses (both new licenses and renewals) should be issued for less than 10 years. G neral guidance is also included to assist reviewers in reducing the number of marginal and pro racted interactions needed in bringing licensing actions to closure.

We ask that you provide comments on the draft doc ment by July 9,1999 directly to the coniact below. The document is predecisional and it is only vailable at the Agreement State area at the NRC's Technical Conference Forum http://techconf lini.cov via the NRC Home Page http://www.nrc.aov For additionalinformation abouf OSP's distribution of predecisional information, please see OSP letters SP-97-065 an 'SP-99-019 available at the Agreement State Web site, http://www.hsrd.ornt.aov/home.html.

If you have any questions regarding this letter or t e draft document, please contact me or the individual named below.

POINT OF CONTACT: Donna-Beth Ho INTERNET: DBH@NRC. GOV TELEPHONE: (301) 415-7848 FAX: (301) 415-5069 Paul H. Lohaus, Director Office of State Programs Distribution:

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. provides guidance for the processing of renewal applica ions for al! materials licenses except fuel cyclei .The final document is intended to supersedt t those parts of PG 83-02, Revision 1, not associated with fuel cycle licenses.

This draft guidance is part of a licensing streamlining li itiative to focus the U.S. Nuclear

. Regulatory Commission's (NRC) byproduct, source, a id special nuclear material licensing (excluding fuel cycle licenses), renewal resources on pplications from licensees whose performance indicates potential programmatic weakni sses, and program areas that have undergone major changes which could affect radiatio i safety. Performance indicators provided are used to determine which of the two-tiered review evels is necessary to renew each license, n . Management is provided guidelines to determine wh n licenses (both new licenses and renewals) should be issued for less than 10 years. eneral guidance is also included to assist reviewers in redJcing the number of marginal and p tracted interactions needed in bringing licensing actions to closure.

The Agreement States are requested to provide co ments on the draft document by June 21, 1999. The document is predecisional and it is only available at the Agrenment State area at the NRC's Technical Conference Forum htto://techconf.llnl.aov via the NRC Home Page http://www.nrc.aov For additionalinformation abobt OSP's distribution of predecisional information, please see OSP letters SP-97-065 any SP-99-019 available at the Agreement State Web site, http://www.hsrd.ornl.aov/home.htrhl.

' If you have any questions about the draft docum t, please contact Donna-Beth Howe, at (301) 415-7848 or DBH ONRC. GOV.

If you have any questions regarding this letter, ease contact me or the individual named

below.

POINT OF CONTACT: Jim Myers INTERNET: JHM@NRC. GOV TELEPHONE: (301) 415-232 FAX: (301) 415-3502 Paul H. Lohaus, Director Office of State Programs Distribution:

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