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Dear Mr. Bangart and Mr. Cook |

. . ! This is in response.to your letter of October.11, 1994 regarding ! _possible reconcentration of radionuclides in. sanitary sewer 7 systems. We:have reviewed'the information that you sent and.wish to -comment and seek further guidance. ;

In your letter, you state that there.are approximately 1100 NRC materials licensees -in the nation that have the potential to discharge radioactive materials. You. forther state ' that some of .these licensees hold their . liquid * radio ~ active effluent for ' decay

before discharge to the sewer. Although ' we have copies of all- i Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) licenses for facilities in New ; Jersey, specific waste management practices are not denoted on the : . license. Since ' the NRC approves licenses and inspects licensees, .you are much more familiar with the waste practices- of each- , . licensee. ' Therefore,' we ask that you provide | a. list of~ the

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materials ' to sewers, and the name of the affected ' POTW where' known, , .and further note which of these' hold their effluent for decay. This !

will . enable us to target our = outreach efforts to those sewage , -treatment plants with the potential to reconcentrate radionuclides. ! | You _have requested- that- we assist you in disseminating | information to appropriate sewage treatment plants., 'As. the | information package which was sent to us is quite extensive, _ we ! would appreciate a summary of exactly what actions you expect sewage ! treatment plant operators to given take the evidence of _ _i reconcentration. taking place in. a number of. facilities. ' Specifically, where would you recommend samples be takent. ~ Bow many samples-- should be taken? What analyses should be performed? What ! 'are acceptable analytical methods? What laboratories meet your i quality assurance standardat What criteria should sample results be i * evaluated against! :

, Sample handling and preparation for analysis are especially | important. You admonish inspectors to review sample preparation, i counting, calibration, and calculation procedures. _ You even ask .j very specific questions such as "Are samples evenly dried? How are i counting efficiencies determined? Are self-absorption and | backscatter factors appropriately applied?" While we agree that these are extremely important to obtaining accurate results, the average sewage treatment plant operator will not be able to make | these determinations. Some simplified- guidance, or perhaps a list of individuals who are qualified to perform these tasks would be ; appreciated. ;

1 There are some very general sampling guidelines in a number of the attachments. We would appreciate more specific guidance, '| perhaps ' in the form of a flow chart, that would provide stepwise instructions for sampling. For example, if you expect sludge samples to be taken after anaerobic digestion in the sludge drying area, say so.

While the NRC accepts single monthly grab samples for documentation of licensee discharge, there was no guidance in the ' package about the number and frequency of sampling that would be considered sufficient to determine whether radionuclide reconcentration was occurring at' a particular' wastewater treatment plant. It is our understanding from discussions with licensees that since low-level radioactive waste can no longer be disposed of out of state, they are proceding to dispose o'f all allowable radioactive materials down the sanitary sewer, up to the limits in 10 CFR 20. Since those limits are annual limitG sewer disposal could continue from, _ for example, January to August, when the limit is reached. From August to the end of December, the vaste might be collected on | site, or incinerated up to the air ' Limits in 10 CFR 20. Therefore, ' the timing of the sampling of the sludge would be an important parameter for taking a sample.

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As a result of the Temporary Instruction 2800/9, inspections i were performed for two licensee discharges in New Jersey in 1986.

The reports were forwarded to us on November 8, 1994. While the . discharge concentrations from Teledyne Isotopes were either well ' below the discharge limits from 10 CFR 20, or non-detectable, sludge sample #4 was above the 10 CRP 20 limits in Appendix B, Table 1, Column 2 for gross alpha. No attempt was made to ' isotopically analyze the sample to determine which specific radionuclides were in the sample. There was no discussion of the result in the report. No notification was made to the sewage treatment plant to take any actions to determine the cause of the elevated levels, or to test any of their workers who may have been exposed. The sludge was , ' - disposed of in the Atlantic Ocean. A copy of the report was provided to Steven Mizereck at the Bergen County Utility Authority, but there was no discussion of the possible implications of the elevated level, nor any follow-up guidance.

In the testimony presented by Chairman Selin on June 21, 1994, j he stated that "the samples of sludge taken at the sewage treatment facilities showed either no radioactivity present, or radioactive

materials present at concentrations that were well within the levels , that NRC staff would find acceptable." Since the levels are above

|' the 10 CFR 20 limits used for comparison, what are the levels that NRC staff find acceptsble?

Samples were also taken at Squibb in 1986 according to the : inspection report, "at a time when the licensee was not releasing liquid waste". These samples show gross alpha at 0.2% of the discharge concentration. Samples taken at the Middlesex County

Utilities Authority show gross alpha levels in the sludge above the . 10 CFR '20 Appendix B, Table 1, Column 2 limits, albeit within the ' confidence limits of the sample. No isotopic analysis was done to determine which radionuclide was the major contributor to the

level. There was no discussion in the report of the elevated levels , found in the sludge. A copy of the report was provided to Kevin T. | Aiello at the Middlesex County Utilities Authority, but there was no , discussion of the possible implications of the levels, nor any | follow-up guidance.

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- These inspection reports raise more questions than they answer. In' order that the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection | does not add to the confusion .already aroused in 'the- sewage treatment plant | operators, a thorough scoping must be provided, so that who samples are taken and analyzed there is a plan for how to assess 'the J results and convey these results to the public . in an ' informative, non-threatening manner.

i One very important point of comparison for the results of sewage , sludge analysis is.the standard for release of.the material - to an incinerator, a landfill, a composting facility, .or any ,other ' conceivable disposal outlet. Although the sludge analysis results

in the inspection reports were compared to the limits'in 10 CFR 20, ,. j that really is not applicable to anyone except an NRC licensee. i Therefore the question remains, ' what release criteria .'should be .f used? We know the NRC. is developing- decontamination and | decommissioning standards for its licensees. . Should these be the | applicable standards? The need for sludge use and disposal j practices akin to those promulgated in 40 CFR 503 must be evaluated. with regard to radionuclides. : Despite the fact that exposure levels to workers would be !

expected to be below _ a measurable dose, and indistinguishable from | background, a' question that will immediately be raised by the sewage treatment plant operators is concerti for their health. Since these are not badged radiation workers, is the limit for exposure the same ' as for the general public, even though it is an exposure which is a !

consequence of employment? Since the workers in the Tonawanda ,

facility in New York and the-Southerly plant in Ohio received whole . body counting to determine the potential ' for internal deposition, -| -this will be a question raised by.' wastewater treatment plant

officials. i : ? You are counting on the changes to 10 CFR 20 to limit the { reconcentration of radionuclides in sewage sludge to acceptable- ! levels. Even the new 10 CFR 20 standards allow concentrations based I on a per year basis with no limit on the daily concentration. Therefore, it is still possible for a licensee to discharge the allowable annual concentration at one ti'me. What assumptions have you made in setting the standard to show that this will not be a ! problem? What indications do you have that the lower standards now in place are producing the desired effect? !

> ' Sampling and analysis activities create significant costs. Can NRC provide an estimate of the costs expected in the proposed ; investigation? Will NRC take steps to provide funding for this. y evaluation 7 Can you make one of the national laboratories available to provide. at least the analyses? Will you be available to assist ! with interpretation of the results? Will you also explain the ! 3 results to the public? -|

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From.my own experience, . I-- believe that states. are not equipped | > to ' answer the; many questions raised by the federal- actions on .this ! issue so far. To ask that state officials advise sewage treatment

, plant' operators of - the "possible need to test or monitor their. i ' sludge :for radioactive- content" 'without- answering the basic ! questions that any newspaper reporter would ask is ill conceived. ! "Who should test? What.should they test forf What are>the limits? Where should.they take sampleaf How should they take samples! What. i . concentrations constitute a problem? When did problems start to be ! noticed? Why wasn't. anything done until now?" These- are the .

~ questions asked by Congress and the GAO. It . is unrealistic to 3 expect states to deal with these. questions as well as communicating the. risk without- alarming the public. States need substantial'

support from both the NRC and EPA. It is our position that ' the ;

federal government has the larger burden to take, prompt and , necessary actions to assure the citizens of- New- Jersey that sludge ! and ash by-products are free from excessive levels of radiation. | ; Of course, passing along this responsibility to states cannot be. | considered -an unfunded mandate, because there is no mandate. ; Testing of sludge is entirely voluntary, - since states are preempted i from placing any regulations on' radioactive discharge to sewers. i But since you raised these issues to states, we believe we must be responsive to . our citizens, so we will be taking. on some sort of- program. to assess the reconcentration issue' in New Jersey. The-

extent of our efforts will be based upon answers to the questions c

raised above. Your prompt response to the questions raised in this: ; letter will assist us in-our outreach efforts. ;

The New Jersey Water Pollution Control Association has an annual j conference in Atlantic City in the spring, and this may be an ' opportune time to discuss these issues with wastewater treatment- a plant operators. While their program may already be full, would you ! be able to provide speakers for this meeting if we are successful in getting some time set aside for the issue?

, If you have specific questions, please call Jill Lipoti at 609-987-6389. - . , Sincerely,

Jill Lipoti, Ph.D. Assistant Director

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ZIP CODE KEVIN G. HAJLPERA; CEO PROGRAM CODE: '02230- 058b3-k489 ' COOPER HOSPITAL / UNIV. MEDICAL CTR. ' CONTACT: UMONJ-ROBERT WOOO JOHNSON MEDICAL PHONE : 609-342-2306 l SCHOOL AT CAMOEM

ONE COOPER PLAZA . ; CAMOEN NJ 01803-1489 PROGRAM CODE: 02230-' 07002 BAYONNE HOSPITAL CONTACT: MICHAEL R. D'AGNES. PRESIDENT 29 EAST TWENTY NINTH STREET PHONE : 201-858-5000 1BAYONNE NJ 07002 ;

3 03620 CONTACT: RONALD S. LEVY. PH.D., VP PROGRAM CODE: 07004-2193 UNIGENE LABORATORIES. INC. PHONE : 201-882-0860 , 110 LITTLE FALLS ROAD FAIRFIELD. NJ 07004-2193

PROGRAM CODE: 02500 07006 SYMCOR INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION CONTACT: DAVID W. PELLICCIARINI. SR. HP 19A GARONER ROAD PHONE : 501-221-1126 FAIRFIELO, NJ 07006

HUSSEIN MATARI, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200~ 07011 MAIN MEDICAL IMAGING CENTER , CONTACT: 1011 MAIN AVENUE PHONE : 201-777-6661 CLIFTON, NJ 07011

THOMAS DOMENICO, PH.D.. RSO PROGRAM CODE: 02410 07016 NATIONAL HEALTH LABORATORIES, INC. CONTACT: 750 WALNUT AVENUE PHONE : 508-272-2511 CRANFORD, NJ 07016

02200 UNION COUNTY CARDIOVASCULAR CTR.P.C CONTACT: PAUL J.P. BOLAN0WSKI.MD. PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 105 DENMAN ROAD PHONE : 908-486-1177 CRANFORD, NJ 07016

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* Oh019 EAST ORANGE GENERAL HOSPITAL CONTACT: TERRENCE F.'CAHILL. PRES /CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 300 CENTRAL AVENUE PHONE : 201-672-8400 EAST ORANGE. NJ 07019 :

' V. A. MEDICAL CTR. CONTACT: JOHN MATHEW. M.D., RSO PROGRAM CODE: 02120. J 0 61

: 07020 UNILEVER RESEARCH U.S., INC. CONTACT: EUGENE MONES. PH.D., RSO PROGRAM CODE: 03620 1 45 RIVER ROAD PHONE : 201-943-7100 EDGEWATER. NJ 07020

07030 ST. MARY HOSPITAL CONTACT: MICHAEL DELICCE. VP. ADMIN. PROGRAM CODE: -02120 308 WILLOW AVENUE PHONE : 201-714-8900 HOBOKEN. NJ 07030

STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CONTACT: STEVEN C. SYLVESTER RSO . PROGRAM CODE: 03620 .j CASTLE POINT ON THE HUDSON PHONE : 201-420-5720 HOBOKEN. HJ 07030

i STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CONTACT: STEVEN C. SYLVESTER. RSO PROGRAM CODE: 22120- - I CASTLE POINT ON THE HUDSON PHONE : 201-21S-5230 HOBOKEN. NJ 07030 - +

07031 CLIFTON MEDICAL IMAGING CENTER CONTACT: ARTHUR WEISEL. M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 1339 BROAD STREET -PHONE : 201-778-9600 CLIFTON. NJ 07031

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' ACTIVE CRC LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ZIP CODE ...... PROGRAM CODE: 02120- - 07032 WEST HU0 SON HOSPITAL CONTACT: GRAY A. ARELLO AD. DIR. RAD. 206 BERGEN AVENUE PHONE : 201-955-7000 ' KEARNY, NJ 07032

L PROGRAM CODE: 03610 07033 SCHERING CORPORATION CONTACT: HAROLD R. HISER JR. EXECUTIVE' 2015 GALLOPING HILL ROAD PHONE : 908-298-3576 KENILWORTH. NJ 07033

03620 07035 CPG, INC. CONTACT: WILLIAM ABAJIAN. PRES. & CEO PROGRAM CODE: 3A BORINSKI ROAD PHONE : 201-305-8I81 LINCOLN PARK. NJ 07035

07039 MEDI-PHYSICS, INC. CONTACT: ALAN F. HERBERT, PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 02500 1 NAYLON PLACE ' PHONE : 201-533-9109 LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039

ST. BARNABAS MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: KATHRYN W. C0YNE. MBA. ASST.VP PROGRAM CODE: 02230 OLD SHORT HILLS ROAD PHONE : 201-533-5000 LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039

07041 CONSULTANTS IN CARDIOLOGY, P.A. CONTACT: ROLAND WERRES M.D., DIRECTOR PROGRAM CODE: 02200 374 MILLBURN AVENUE PHONE : 201-467-1544 MILLBURN. NJ 07041

HEART GROUP, P.A. (THE) CONTACT: BARRY M. ELKIND.M.D., DIRECTOR PROGRAM CODE: 02200 161 MILLBURN AVENUE PHONE : 201-467-3620 MILLBURN, NJ 07041

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ACTIVE NRC LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ZIP CODE 07042 MONTCLAIR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL CONTACT: EMILIE MURPHY ADMINISTRATOR . PROGRAM CODE: 02120. 120 HARRISON AVENUE PHONE : 201-744-7300 MONTCLAIR, NJ 07042

MOUNTAINSIDE HOSPITAL CONTACT: ROBERT A. SASSO, M.S., DIR. PROGRAM CODE: 02230 BAY & HIGHLAND AVENUES PHONE : 201-429-6099 MONTCLAIR, NJ 07042

07043 MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY . CONTACT: DR. RICHARD A. LYNDE, PROVOST PROGRAM CODE: 22120 BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT ~ PHONE : UPPER MONCLAIR, NJ 07043-

07047 PALISA G GENERAL HOSPITAL CONTACTt BRUCE J. MARK 0WITZ, PRES./CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 7600 RIVER ROAD PHONE- : 201-854-5119 NORT.i BERGEN. NJ 07047

07050-3414 AGARWAL, SHASHI M.D. CONTACT: SHASHI AGARWAL, M.D., OWNER PROGRAM CODE: 02200 290 CENTRAL AVENUE PHONE- : ORANGE. NJ 07050-3414

07051 HOSPITAL CENTER AT ORANGE CONTACT: ARTHUR T. DUNN, PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 02120 18B SOUTH ESSEX AVENUE' PHONE : 201-266-2198 ORANGE, NJ 07051

07052 NORTHFIELD IMAGING CENTER CONTACT: MARGARET MASLOW. CTR. MGR. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 772 NORTHFIELD AVENUE PHONE : 201-325-0508 WEST ORANGE. NJ 07052

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, DATE: 04/IB/95 ACTIVE NRC LICENSES IN MEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ZIP CODE 02230 b70b5 BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL CONTACT: JEFFREY MOLL. EXEC.' DIRECTOR PROGRAM CODE: 70 PARKER AVENUE PHONE : 201-365-5000 PASSAIC, NJ 07055

GENERAL HOSPITAL CENTER AT PASSAIC CONTACT: DANIEL L. MARCANTUOMO, PRES /CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120- 350 BOULEVARD PHONE : 201-365-4300 PASSAIC, NJ 07055

ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL CONTACT: PATRICIA PETERSON, PRES./CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 211'PENNINGTON AVENUE PHONE : 201-470-3004 PASSAIC, NJ 07055

07058 CISTRON TECHNOLOGY, INC. CONTACT: RICHARD S. DONDERO, RSO PROGRAM CODE: 03620 10 BLOOMFIELO AVENUE, BOX 2004 PHONE : PINEBROOK, NJ 07058

07059 CELGENE CORPORATION CONTACT: RICHARD WRIGHT, CEO PROGRAM CODE: 03620 7 POWDER HORN DRIVE PHONE : 908-271-1001 WARREN, NJ 07059

WARREN IMAGING CENTER CONTACT: BERNARD TERRY, M.D., TREASURER- PROGRAM CODE: 02200 ASSOCIATED RADIOLOGISTS P.A. PHONE : 908-769-5999 16 MOUNTAIN BOULEVARD WARREN NJ 07059 ,

0706I MUHLENBERG REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: JOHN R. KOPICKI PRESIDENT /CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 PARK AVENUE & RANDOLPH ROAD PHONE : 908-668-2250 PLAINFIELD, NJ 07061

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RAHWAY HOSPITAL CONTACT: JOHN L. YODER, PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 865 STONE STREET PHONE . 201-3CI-4200 RAHWAY, NJ 07065

1 RAHWAY REGIONAL CANCER CENTER CONTACT: ERIC A. KARP,M.D.. PRES /MED DIR PROGRAM CODE: 02230 892 TRUSSLER PLACE PHONE : 908-382-5550 RAHWAY, NJ 07065

07066 SAHNI, RAKESH, M.D. CONTACT: RAKESH SAHNI PROGRAM CODE: 02200 53-59 WESTFIELD AVENUE PHONE : 908-396-9660 CLARK, NJ 07066

07070 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY CONTACT: ERIC HAUBER, PH.D., ASST VP PROGRAM CODE: 22120 188 MONTROSS AVENUE PHONE : 201-460-5030 RUTHERFORD, NJ 07070

07.'71 NORTH AMERICAN WATCH CORP. CONTACT: TIMOTHY F. MICHNO.SEC./ GEN. CO PROGRAM CODE: 03214 125 CHUBB AVENUE PHONE - 201-460-4800 LYNDHURST. NJ 07071

07073 BOKMAN, STEPHEN H., DVM, CONTACT: STEPHEN H. BOKMAN DVM PROGRAM CODE: 02400 P. O. BOX 411 PHONE : 201-935-9554 EAST RUIHERFORD. NJ 07073

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ROBERT C. LAUER, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 07080 CENTRAL NEW JERSEY CARDIOLOGY, P. A. : 1511 PARK AVENUE : 215-532-2248 SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ 07080

MEDI-PHYSICS, INC. CONTACT: WAYNE LONDON, RSO PROGRAM CODE: 02512 900 DURHAM ROAD PHONE : 908-757-0500 300TH PLAINFIELD, NJ 07080

STUART 80GEMA.PH.D..VP,LA8 OPN PROGRAM CODE: 02410 PSYCH. DIAGNOSTIC LA85. OF AMERICA CONTACT: SUBSIDIARY OF EDITEK, INC. PHONE : 800-237-7352 100 CORPORATE COURT SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ 07080

TROPHIX PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. CONTACT: LAURENCE A. 8ORDEN, PH.D., RSO PROGRAM CODE: 03620 40 CRAGWOOD ROAD PHONE : 908-561-0303 SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ 07080

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MEDI-PHYSICS, INC. CONTACT: GORDON GLASS SITE ADMIN. MGR. PROGRAM CODE: 02512 900 DURHAM AVENE PHONE : 908-599-8926 SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ 07080-2402 * ,

ACTIVE NRC LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ZIP CODE 0 [081 HEUER TIME & ELECTRONICS CORP. CONTACT: WALTER CRAWFORD PROGRAM CODE: 03214 960 S. SPRINGFIELD AVENUE PHOME : 201-467-6787 SPRINGFIELO, NJ 07081

07082 BETACONTROL AMERICA, INC. CONTACT: GEORGE STODDARD NATIONAL SALES PROGRAM CODE: 03214 P. O. 80X 235, 435 ROUTE 202 PHONE : 201-263-0724 TOWACO NJ 07082

07083 8UCHOLTZ MD., HARVEY CONTACT: HARVEY K. BUCHOLTZ. M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 2333 MORRIS AVE., SUITE C-2 PHONE : 201-533-5598 UNION, NJ 07083

CARDIOLOGY P.A. CONTACT: MICHAEL S. LUX, PARTNER & RSO PROGRAM CODE: 02200 673 MORRIS AVENUE PHONE : 301-467-0005 SPRINGFIELD, NJ 07083

KEAN COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY CONTACT: ELAA GOMEG PRISEDENT Iw0 GRAM CODE: 03620 - > MORRIS AVENUE PHONE 908-527-2139 UNION, NJ 07083

PARK IMAGING ASSOCIATES, P.A. CONTAC'.: JAMES J.S. CHEN, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 445 CHESTNUT STREET PHONE 908-668-2285 UNION, NJ 07083

UNION HOSPITAL CONTACT: VICTOR J. FRESOLONE, PRES./CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 1000 CALLOPING HILL ROAD PHONE : 201-687-1900 UNION, NJ 07083

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PROGRAM CODE: 02200 07090 WESTFIELO IMAGING CENTER CONTACT: NEIL HORNER. RADIOLOGIST /FARTME 118-122 ELM STREET PHONE : 908-232-2866 WESTFIELD, NJ 07090

DRG INTERNATIONAL, INC. CONTACT: MONIKA M. 800 CHAT EXPORT MGR. PROGRAM CODE: 03214 07092 PHONE : 201-233-2075 , 1167 ROUTE 22 EAST MOUNTAINSIDE. NJ 07092

PROGRAM CODE: 02410 GEN-CARE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH CORP. CONTACT: ROBERT L. RUSH PH.D..VPeTECH- 271 SHEFFIELD STREET PHONE : 201-654-1616 MOUNTAINSIDE. NJ 07032

PROGRAM CODE: 02200 07093 NORTH JERSEY IMAGING CENTER CONTACT: LEONARD VERNON H.D. MANAGING P. 307 60TH STREET PHONE : WEST NEW YORK, NJ 07093 '

02120 07094 LIBERTY RIVERSIDE HEALTHCARE INC. CONTACT: JONATHAN M. METSCM DR . P.H. PROGRAM CODE: D/8/A MEADOWLANDS HOSP. MED. CENTER PHONE : 201-392-3122 MEADOWLANDS PARKWAY SECAUCUS. NJ 07094 i -1 03214 MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CORP OF AMERICA CONTACT: RAMON P. CABRERA PROGRAM CODE: PRODUCT SAFETY & COMPLIANCE DIV. PHONE : 201-348-7759. ; ONE PANASONIC WAY. 48-8 SECAUCUS. NJ 07094

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ACTIVE MRC L1 CENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM C-00ES- ZIP CODE h71b2 NEW JERSEY INST. OF TECHNOLOGY CONTACT: BENJAMIN H. STEVENSON- PROGRAM CODE: 22120 323 KING BLOULEVARD PHONE : 201-645-5297 NEWARK, NJ 07102

' ST. MICHAEL *S MEDICAL CTR. CONTACT: M.*JtY AMN SZUSZK0WSKI. DIRECTOR PROGRAM CODE: 02120 ~ DIVISION OF CATHEDRAL HEALTH SER.IN PHONE : 201-877-5000 268 OR. MARTIN LUTHER KING BLD NEWARK, NJ 07102 i

* 07103-2763 CTR. FOR MOLECULAR MED. & IMMUN CONTACT: R.H.MENARD.PH.O. VP FOR ADMIN. PROGRAM CODE: 02110 ONE BRUCE STREET PHONE : 201-456-4600 NEWARK, NJ 07103-2763

07105 ST. JAMES HOSPITAL CONTACT: CHARLES L. BRENNAN, PRESIDENT PROGRAM C00E: 02120 DIVISON OF CATHEDRAL HEALTH SERVICE PHONE : 201-589-1300 155 JEFFERSON STREET ' NEWARK, NJ 07105

- 07107 UNITED HOSPITALS OF NEWARK CONTACT: BERNARD DICKENS SR., PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 02230 PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL UNIT PHONE : 201-268-8000 ! 15 SOUTH NINTH STREET i NEWARK, NJ 07107 i

07107-1397 COLUMBUS HOSPITAL CONTACT: REBECCA VITILLO.RN.VP, PATIENT PROGRAM CODE: 02120~ 495 MORTH 13TH STREET PHONE. : 201-268-1400- NEWARK, NJ 07107-1397 ,

07107-3000. NEW JERSEY, UNIV. OF MED. & DENTIST CONTACT: FREDERICK J. HAMMOND.JR.,SR.VP PROGRAM CODE: 02110 110 ADMINISTRATION COMPLEX PHONE : 201-456-5305 i 30 BERGEN STREET NEWARK, NJ 07107-3000

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Z2P CODE 02120 CONTACT: R08ERT'S. CURTIS ' PRESIDENT' PROGRAM CODE: 07109 CLARA MAASS MEDICAL CENTER 201-450-2000 1 FRANKLIN AVENUE PHONE : BELLEVILLE .NJ 07109-

03610 CONTACT: MICHAEL DRZYZGA. MANAGER & RSO PROGRAM CODE: 07110 HOFFMAP'N-LA ROCHE. INC. 340 KINGSLAND ST. PHONE : 201-235-3418 NUTLEY. NJ 07110

MICHAEL DRZYZGA RSO PROGRAM CODE: 03244- 07110-1199 HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE. INC. CONTACT: 340 KINGSLAND STREET PHONE : 201-235-4032 NUTLEY. NJ 07110-1199

. CHARLES HOROWITZ,.SR VICE PRES- PROGRAM CODE: 02120' 07111 IRVINGTON GENERAL HOSPITAL CONTACT: B32 CHANCELLOR AVENUE PHONE : 201-399-6000 IRVINGTON. MJ 07111 ;

02120- CONTACT: WILLIAM MISKA. VICE PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 07112~ NEWARK BETH ISRAEL MEDICAL CTR. F;iONE : 201 LYONS AVENUE 201-926-7000 :i NEWARK, NJ 07112

i ROBERT PLATT SENIOR-V.P. PROGRAM CODE: 02230 - 07201 ELIZABETH AENERAL MED. CTR.'- WEST CONTACT: 925 EAST J~.RSEY STREET PHONE : 201-558-8054 ELIZABETH. NJ 07201 L

CONTACT: SR. ELIZABETH ANN MALONEY. CEO PROGRAM CODE: '02120' 07207 ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL PHONE : 201-527-5000 225 WILLIAMSON STREET . ELIZABETH. NJ 07207 - ;

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ACTIVE NRC LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ZIP CODE b73b2 ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL CONTACT: ALINE HOLMES. CORP. V.P..P.C.S. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 25 MCWILLIAMS PLACE PHONE : 201-714-8900 JERSEY CITY. NJ 07302

07302-9988 BLOCK ORUG CO., INC. CONTACT: ORVILLE W. OSTMANN.PH.D. PROGRAM CODE: 03620 257 CORNELIS0M AVENUE PHONE : 201-434-3000 JERSEY CITY. NJ 07302-9988

07304 JERSEY CITY MEDICAL CTR. CONTACT: MARTIN BAICKER V.P. CLINICAL PROGRAM CODE: 02120 DEPT. OF RADIOLOGY PHONE : 201-451-9800 50 BALDWIN AVENUE JERSEY CITY, NJ 07304

' 07305 GREENVILLE HCSPITAL CONTACT: JEAN MURRAY, VP OPERATIONS PROGRAM CODE: 02120 1825 KENNEDY BOULEVARD PHONE - 201-547-6100 JERSEY CITY, NJ 07305

07306 JERSEY CITY NUCLEAR DIAG. CTR. L.P. CONTACT: LOUISE PARISI. ADMINISTRATOR PROGRAM CODE: 02200 550 SUMMIT AVENUE. PHONE - 202-656-5050 JERSEY CITY, NJ 07306

PAVONIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CONTACT: MONMOHAN PATEL.M.D.. DIRECTOR PROGRAM CODE: 02200 600 PAVONIA AVENUE PHONE : JERSEY CITY, NJ 07306

ST. PETER'S COLLEGE CONTACT: JAMES J. GRANT PH.D. PROGRAM CODE: 22120 2641 KENNEDY BLVD. PHONE : 201-333-4400 JERSEY CITY, NJ 07306

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PAGE: DATEi. 04/18/95 . .13- . ACTIVE NRC LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ., ZIP CODE b73b6bbb1 CHRIST HOSPITAL CONTACT: WILLIAM G. MANISCALCO.M.S., CH PROGRAM CODE: 02120 176 PALISADE AVENUE PHONE : 201-795-8251 JERSEY CITY, NJ 07306-0001

| 07401 PHARMAGENICS, INC. CONTACT: MARK E. SCHURDAK, PH.D., RSO PROGRAM CODE: 03620 4 PEARL COURT PHONE : 201-825-1300 ALLENDALE, NJ 07401

07410 BIOTRAX INTERNATIONAL INC. CONTACT: GERALD A. BRUNO PH.D., PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 02201 22-08 ROUTE 208 SOUTH PHONE : 201-794-6300 FAIR LAWN. NJ 07410

FAIR LAWN DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING CENTER CONTACT: STUART C. MOSES. M.D. RSO PROGRAM CODE: 02200- 20-19 FAIR LAWN AVENUE PHONE - 201-794-3132 , FAIR LAWN, NJ 07410

07417 SPECTRO CHEM LABS., INC. CONTACT: J. E. VAN DIEN, PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 22111 545 COMMERCE STREET PHONE : FRANKLIN LAKES, NJ 07417

07419 BECTON DICKINSON LABWARE CONTACT: HARRY E. GRAY.PH.D..RSO PROGRAM CODE: 03620 1 BECTON DRIVE PHONE : 201-628-1144 FRANKLIN LAKES. NJ 07419

07424 NORTH JERSEY NUCLEAR DIAGNOSTIC INC CONTACT: DAVID E. COMEN,M.D..ADMINISTRA PROGRAM CODE: 02121 1031 MCBRIDE AVENUE PHONE : 201-256-5667 ' WEST PATERS 0h, NJ 07424

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...... , ' 07430 RAMAPO COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY CONTACT: EDWARD I. SAIFF. PH.D. PROGRAM CODE: 03620 a ~ 505 RAMAPO VALLEY ROAD PHONE : 201-529-7734 MAHWAH. NJ 07430

} i SEIKO CORPORATION OF AMERICA CONTACT: FRED SCHACHTER PROGRAM CODE: 03214 1111 MACARTHUR BOULEVARD PHONE : 201-512-3006 MAHWAH, NJ 07430

SHARP ELECTRONICS CORP. CONTACT: A SHERMAN GROUP VP PROGRAM CODE: 03214 07430-2135 ' SHARP PLAZA PHONE : 201-529-9691 P. O. BOX 650 MAHWAH. NJ 07430*2135

~ 07432 COBIN MD., RHODA H. CONTACT: RHODA COBIN. M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200- REA ASSOCIATES BUILDING ~ PHONE : 201-444-5552- 44 GODWIN AVENUE MIDLAND PARK. NJ 07432

07444 CHILTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONTACT: JAMES J. D0YLE. JR., PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 02120 97 WEST PARKWAY PHONE : 201-835-5000 POMPTON P.LAINS, NJ 07444

07446 ALTEON. INC. CONTACT: JERE E. JOUAN. PH.D.. PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 03620- , 170 WILLIAMS DRIVE PHONE : , 201-934-5000 j RAMSEY. NJ 07446

07450 DAGAN MANAGEMENT. INC. CONTACT: DR. JACOB DAGAN. PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 02200 547 HIGHLAND AVENUE PHONE : 201-670-1283- RIDGEWOGO. NJ 0745J-

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07461 ST, CLARES RIVERSIDE MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: JOHN J. FARLEY. V.P. PROGRAM CODE: 02120. SUSSEX DIVISION PHONE : 201-875-4121 20 WALNUT STREET SUSSEX. MJ 07461.

07470 GUPTA. AJAY K. M.O. CONTACT: AJAY K. GUPTA. M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 401 HAMBURG TURNPIKE. SUITE 109 PHONE : WAYNE. NJ 07470

RADIOLOGY IMAGING ASSOCIATES CONTACT: JATIN GAJARAWALA. M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 516 HAMBURG TURNPIKE. SUITE 6 PHONE : 201-942-2266 WAYNE. NJ 07470

WAYNE GENERAL HOSPITAL CONTACT: JUSTIN DOHENY. PRESIDENT /CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 224 HAMBURG TURNPIKE PHONE : 201-942-6900 WAYNE. MJ 07470

WILLIAM PATERSON COLLEGE CONTACT: STEPHEN K. HALL.PH.D.. DEAN.SCH PROGRAM CODE: 03620 300 POMPTON ROAO PHONE : 201-595-2245 WAYNE. MJ 07470

07503 ST. JOSEPH'S HOSP. & MEDICAL CTR. CONTACT: SR JANE FRANCES BRADY. PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 02230 703 MAIN STREET PHCNE : 201-977-2000 PATERSON, NJ 07503

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07514 BARNERT HOSPITAL CONTACT: STUART MOSES, M.D., RSO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 680 BROADWAY PHONE : 201-977-6600 PATERSON, NJ 07514

' 07601 HACKENSACK MEDICAL CTR. CONTACT: ROBERT GARRETT, VP. OPERATIONS PROGRAM CODE: 02120 0FFICE OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PHONE : 201-441-2006 30 PROSPECT AVENUE HACKENSACK, NJ 07601

07608 METPATH INCORPORATED CONTACT: PATRICIA MALONEY PROGRAM CODE: 03620- A CORNING CLINICAL LABORATORY PHONE : 201-393-5246 ONE MALCOLM AVENUE TETERBORD, NJ 07608

07631 C&S CLINICAL LABORATORY INC. CONTACT: PATRICIA R. ROMANO, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02410 177 NORTH DEAN ST. PHONE : 201-567-8833 ENGLEWOOD, NJ 07631

ENGLEWOOD HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: DANIEL KANE, PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 02120 350 ENGLE STREET PHONE : 201-894-3000 ENGLEWOOD, - MJ 07631

OSTEOPOROSIS TESTING CENTER. INC. CONTACT: DR. KARL G. KLINGES, DIRECTOR . PROGRAM CODE: 02201 180 NORTH DEAN STREET PHONE : 201-871-4040 ENGLEWOOD, NJ 07631- ,

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.- . i- DATE: 04/18/95 - PAGE:- .17 ' ACTIVE CRC LICENSES 10 NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM 'JCCES , EIP CODE bf64h LIFECHEM INCORPORATED CONTACT: MASSOUD 5. KASHr.NI. MED. DIR. PROGRAM CODE: 02410 230 PEGASUS AVENUE PHONE : 201-767 ~72C NORTHVALE,-NJ 07647

07652 BERGEN CARDIOPUL. DIAG. CTR., P. C. CONTACT: DHIRENDRA NATH DAS, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 205 ROBIN ROAD PHONE : 201-599-0300 PARAMUS, NJ 07652

BERGEN PINES COUNTY HOSPITAL CONTACT: EDWARD M. LEWIS, CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE PHONE : 201-967-4075 PARAMUS. NJ 07652

07652-1410 SYNAPTIC PHARMACEUTICAL CORPORATION CONTACT: KATHLEEN P. MULLINIX. PH.D. PROGRAM CODE: 93620 215 COLLEGE ROAD PHONE : 201-261-1331 PARAMUS. NJ 07652-1410

07657 BIOMATRIX, INC. CONTACT: ~ ARNOLD I. GOLDMAN, PH.D.D.RSD0 PROGRAM CODE: 03620 65 RAILROAD AVENUE PHONE : 201-945-9550 RIDGEFIELD NJ 07657

SENTEX SENSING TECHNOLOGY, INC. COM 3.CT: JOANNE M. BIANCO, VP - PROGRAM CODE: 03214 DBA SENTEX SYSTEMS.INC. PHONE : 201-945-3694 553 BROAD AVENUE RIDGEFIELD, NJ 07657

07666 HOLY NAME HOSPITAL CONTACT: PATRICIA WHITE. ADMIN.VICE PRES PROGRAM CODE: 02120 | 718 TEANECK RD. PHONE : 201-833-3000 TEANECK. MJ 07666

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- ACTIVE NRC LICENSES'IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES . ZIP CODE b7b66 LEDOUX & COMPANY CONTACT: BRUCE E. PETERSON VICE PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 03620 359 *LFRED AVENUE PHONE : 201-837-7160 TEAMECK NJ 07666

LEDOUX & COMPANY CONTACT: BRUCE E. PETERSON. VICE PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 722110 359 ALFRED AVEhUE PHONE : 201-837-7160 TEANECK. NJ 07666

TEANECK RADIOLOGY CENTER CONTACT: DAVID V. HABIF. iR. M.D. DIREC PROGRAM CODE: 02200 ( 699 TEANECK ROAD PHONE : 201-836-2500 TEANECK. NJ 07666

07675 PASCACK VALLEY HOSPITAL CONTACT: LOUIS R. YCRE. JR. PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 02120 OLD HOOK ROAD PHONE * 201-664-4000 WESTWOOO. NJ 07675

TELEDYNE ISOTOPES. INC. . CONTACT: DONALD F. SCHUTZ PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 03113 50 VAN BUREN AVENUE PHONE : 201-664-7070 WESTWOOO. NJ 07675

TELEDYME ISOTOPES. INC. CONTACT: DONALD F. SCHUTZ PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 03610 - 50 VAN BUREN AVENUE PHONE : 201-664-7070 WESTWOOD. NJ 07675

TELEDYNE ISOTOPES. INC. CONTACT: DONALD F. SCHUTZ. PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 03620 50 VAN BUREN AVENUE PHONE : 201-664-7070 P.O. BOX 1235 WESTWOOO. MJ 07675

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ACTIVE NRC LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN. SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES IIP CODE 0367b TELE 0YME ISOTOPES. INC. CONTACT: DONALD F. SCHbTZ PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 22111 50 VAN BUREN AVENUE PHONE : 201-664-7070 WESTWOOD, NJ 07675

07701 EDLIN, DALE E. (M.D.) CONTACT: DALE E. EDLIN M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 620 SHREWSBURY AVENUE PHONE : 201-758-8282 TINTON. FALLS. NJ 07701 0 ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATES, P.A. CONTACT: BEVERLY J. ACKERMAN, ADMIN. PROGRAM CODE: 02201 21 EAST FRONT STREET PHONE - 201-741-5141 RED BANK. NJ 07701

RIVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: LOUIS P. AMATO. SENIOR VP/ COO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 ONE RIVERVIEW PLAZA PHONE - 201-741-2700 RED BANK. NJ 07701

07702 OSTE 0 TECH, INC. CONTACT: ALBERT HANRIQUE PROGRAM CODE: 03620 1151 E. SHREWSBURY AVE. PHONE : 908-544-6207 SHREWSBURY, NJ 07702

07703-5024 ARMY, DEPARTMENT OF THE CONTACT: STEVEN A. HORNE.CH,$AFETY OFFI PROGRAM CODE: '03610 U.S ARMY COMMUNICATIONS-ELECTRONICS PHONE : 908-544-3112 COMMAND AMSEL-RER FT..MONMOUTH, NJ 07703-5024-

07728 CENTRASTATE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM INC. CONTACT: THOMAS H. LITZ, PRESIDENT /CEO PROGRAM CODE: '02120 901 WEST MAIM STREET ' PHONE- : 908-431-2000 FREEHOLD, NJ 07728 . ,-

' ACTIVE NRC LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ZfP CODE bhh28 WORTHINGTON BIOCHEMICAL CORPORATION CONTACT: VON WORTHINGTON, PRESIDENT ' PROGRAM CODE: 03620 HALLS MILL ROAD PHONE : 908-462-3838 FREEHOLD, NJ 07728

07730 CARDIAC IMAGING, INC. CONTACT: TANVEER AHMAD, M.D., PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 02200 1 BETHANY ROAD & ROUTE 35 PHONE : 908-223-1093 HAZLET. NJ 07730

07733 BAYSHORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL CONTACT: STEPHEN KAY, EXEC. VICE PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 727 NORTH BEERS STREET PHONE : 201-759-5900 HOLMDEL NJ 07733

07740 CARDIA CONTACT: JOHN BURT CHECTON, M.D.. RSO PROGRAM CODE: 02200 215 BRIGHTON AVENUE PHONE : 201-222-5143 i LONG BRANCH, NJ 07740

MONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: BARBARA RABINOWITZ,PH.D.. ADMIN ' PROGRAM CODE: 02120 300 SECOND AVENUE PHONE : 201-870-5061 LONG BRANCH, NJ 07740

MONMOUTH RADIOLOGISTS, P.A. CONTACT: MOHAN MAKHIJA, M.D.. RSO PROGRAM CODE: 02200 279 THIRD AVENUE PHONE : 908-222-7676 LONG BRANCH, NJ 07740

07753 JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL CTR. CONTACT: JAMES FERRELL. ADMIN. DIR.. DIAG PROGRAM CODE: 02120 1945 ROUTE 33 PHONE : S08-776-4121 NEPTUNE. NJ 07753 p

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NUCLEAR RESEARCH CORP. CONTACT: H. J. COOLEY, SENIOF. / ICE PRES PROGRAM CODE: 03211. DOVER DIVISION PHONE : 201-361-5600 RICH 80YNTON RD., 8LDG. #3 P. O. 80X 937 DOVER, NJ 07801

07806-5000 ARMY, DEPARTMENT OF THE CONTACT: RICHARD W. FLISZAR. HP MGR PROGRAM CODE: 03610 U.S. ARMY ARMAMENT RESEARCH, PHONE : 201-724-3126 DEVELOPMENT & ENGINEERING CTR PICATINNY ARSENAL, NJ 07806-5000

07834 ST. CLARES RIVERSIDE MEDICAL CTR. CONTACT: JOSEPH 8AR8IERE, R.S.O. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 25 PDCONO ROAD PHONE : 201-625-6650 DENVILLE. NJ 07834

07840-1798 HACKETTSTOWN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL CONTACT: GENE MILTON, PRESIDENT /CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 651 WILLOW GROVE STREET PHONE : 908-850-6842 HACKETTSTOWN, NJ 07840-1798

07860 NEWTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONTACT: KENNEDT M. 8A88 V.P. ADMAN PROGRAM CODE: 02120 175 HIGH STREET PHONE : 201-383-2121 NEWTON, NJ 07860

07869-1114 DPC CIRRUSA SUBSIDIAY OF DIAGNOSTIC CONTACT: ROBERT M. DITULLIO, DRECTOR PROGRAM CODE: 036Z0 PRODUCTS PRODUCTS CORPORTION PHONE : 201-927-2828 812-18 111 CANFIELD AVENUE RANDOLPH, NJ 07869-1114

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ACTIVE NRC LICENSES IN MEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ZIP CODE FROGRAM CODE: 03214< Oh8h6 WIEN LABORATORIES INC. CONTACT: BRET G. WIEN PRESIDENT P.O. BOX 227 PHONE- : 201-584-7019 SUCCASUNNA, NJ 07876

. STONE, RSO PROGRAM CODE: 03611' 07901-13985 CIBA-GEIGY CORPORATION CONTACT: GEORGE A. PHARMACEUTICALS DIVISION PHONE : 201-277-5268 556 MORRIS AVENUE SUMMIT. MJ 07901-139B

JAMES DONLAN, R.S.O. 02120 07902-0220 OVERLOOK HOSPITAL CONTACT: PROGRAM CODE: 99 BEAUVOIR AVENUE PO BOX 220 PHONE : 908-522-2839 SUMMIT. NJ 07902-0220

07902-1005 SUMMIT MEDICAL GROUP P.A. CONTACT: FRANK GOLDSTEIN. EXEC. DIR. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 120 SUMMIT AVENUE ~ ~ PHONE : 908-273-4300 SUMMIT, NJ 07902-1005

07927 BERLEX LABS., INC. CONTACT: ALLAN D. RUDZIK.PH.D.. CORP. VP PROGRAM CODE: '03620 110 E. HANOVER AVENUE ' PHONE : 201-540-8700 CEDAR KNOLLS, NJ 07927

HARRY M. LEE, DIR., QA PROGRAM CODE: 03214 CERBERUS TECHNOLOGIES. INC. CONTACT: - DBA CERBERUS PYROTRONICS PHONE : 201-267-1300 8 RIDGEDALE AVENUE CEDAR KNOLLS. NJ 07927

07936 NABISCO BRANDS. INC. CONTACT: JOHN FINLEY, GROUP DIRECTOR PROGRAM CODE: 03620 200 OEFOREST AVENUE PHONE : 201-503-2000 EAST HAMCyrR. MJ 07936

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ACTIVE NRC LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ZIP CODE LESTER B. SALANS, M.D., V.P. PROGRAM CODE: 03610- 079361b805 SANOOZ PHARMACEUTICALS CORP. CONTACT: SAMOOZ RESEARCH INSTITUTE PHONE : 201-386-8357 BUILDING 404/548 59 ROUTE 10 EAST HANOVER, NJ 07936-1080

A. PAUL KIOD, DIRECTOR PROGRAM CODE: 02120 07939 V. A. MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: LYONS, NJ 07939 PHONE : 908-647-0180

03214 07950 GLENBROOK TECHNOLOGIES INC. CONTACT: GILBERT ZWEIG, PRES. PROGRAM CODE: P. O. 80X 468 PHONE : 201-361-8866 MORRIS PLAINS, NJ 07950

IMMUNOMEDICS, INC. CONTACT: DAVID W. ORTLIEB, PRES./CEO PROGRAM CODE: 03612 300 AMERICAN ROAD PHONE : 201-982-4779 MORRIS PLAINS, NJ 07950

WARNER LAMBERT CO. CONTACT: MICHAEL J. WEST, PROGRAM CODE: 03620' 170 TABOR ROAD PHONE : 201-540-2930 MORRIS PLAINS, NJ 07950

07960 CORVAS P.A. CONTACT: ROBERT M. CLYMER, VP OF OPER. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 95 MAOISON AVENUE PHONE : 908-687-1900 MORRISTOWN, NJ 07960

MORRISTOWN CARDIOLOGY ASSOC., P.A. CONTACT: RICHARD I. WATSON, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 182 SOUTH STREET PHONE : MORRISTOWN, NJ 07960

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R2P CODE ...... 07960 RICHARD J. CLAPS.M.D. & ASSOC. PA CONTACT: RICHARD J. CLAPS, M.D., PRES. PROGRAM CODE: '02200- 95 MADISON AVENUE PHONE : 201-989-9076 MORRISTOWN, NJ 07960

07962 ALLIED-SIGNAL INC. CONTACT: PAUL E. STIDHAM PROGRAM CODE: 03610. P. O. BOX 1057 PHONE : 201-455-5465 101 COLUMBIA ROAD MORRISTOWN, NJ 07962

07962-1956 MORRISTOWN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONTACT: CAROL PAUL, CHE SENIOR VP' PROGRAM CODE: 02120 100 MADISON AVE., P.O. BOX 1956 PHONE : 201-971-5147 ' MORRISTOWN, NJ 07962-1956

07974 AT&T BELL LABS. CONTACT: JOHN E. RILEY. JR. PROGRAM CODE: 22110 ' OIVSION OF AT&T CORP, PHONE : 201-582-4645 600 MOUNTAIN AVENUE MURRAY HILL, NJ 07974

BARRINGER INSTRUMENTS, INC. CONTACT: KENNETH S. WOOD, PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 03214 219 SOUTH STREET- PHONE : 908-561-6000

NEW PROVIDENCE. NJ 07974 __

CARDIAC TESTING CENTER, CONTACT: MARK J. KRELL.M.D..RSO/ PARTNER PROGRAM CODE: 02200 29 SOUTH STREET PHONE : 908-464-4200 NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ 07974

07974-0636 AT&T BELL LABORATORIES CONTACT: JOHN E. RILEY,'JR. PROGRAM CODE: 03610 DIV. OF AMER. TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH PHONE : 301-582-4645 COMPANY 600 MOUNTAIN AVENUE MURRAY HILL, NJ 07974-0636

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08002 CARDIAC OIAGNOSTIC IMAGING CENTER CONTACT: RICHARD 8. TOREN, GEN. PARTMR PROGRAM CODE: 02200 3001 WEST CHAPEL AVE, SUITE 102 PHONE : 609-667-4600 CHERRY HILL. NJ 08002

KENNEDY MEML. HOSP. UNIV.MED CTR. CONTACT: MICHAEL DENNIS, ASSOC. VP/ADM. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 2201 CHAPEL AVENUE WEST PHONE : 609-488-6500 CHERRY HILL, NJ 08002

08012 KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITALS CONTACT: ANN WITK0WSKI ASSOC. VP/ ADMIN- PROGRAM; CODE: 02120 UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER PHONE : 609-582-2844 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP DIVISION HURFFVILLE-CROSS KEYS ROAD TURNERSVILLE, NJ 08012

08015 DE8ORAH HEART & LUNG CENTER CONTACT: JOHN R. ERNST, EXECUTIVE DIR. ' PROGRAM CODE: 02120-

' TRENTON ROAD PHONE : 609-893-6611 BROWNS MILLS.~NJ 08015

08015-1799 DE8ORAH RESEARCH INSTITUTE CONTACT: JOSEPH R. MANNI ADMINISTRATOR PROGRAM CODE: 03612 TRENTON ROAD PHONE : 609-893-1216 , BROWNS MILLS, NJ 08015-1799

R., HOWARD R. FOSTER,.D.O., 0WNER 08021 FOSTER. HOWARD D.O. CONTACT: _ PROGRAM CODE: 02200 323 WHITE HORSE PIKE PHONE : 1609-435-3444 LAUREL-SPRINGS, NJ 08021

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* c DATE: 04/I8/95 PAGE: 26 ACTIVE NRC LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ZIP CODE bbb2b LIFE CARE INSTITUTE CONTACT: DOLORES A.S. DEPERSIA.M.D..R$0 PROGRAM CODE: 02200 601 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE : 609-881-5800 GLASSBORO, NJ 08028

08034 HEART INSTITUTE CE SOUTHERN N.J.(TH CONTACT: ALAN D. ASKENASE, M.D.. MEMBER PROGRAM CODE: 02200 1103 KINGS HIGHWAY PHONE : CHERRY HILL, NJ 08034

08037 WILLIAM B. KESSLER MEMORIAL HOSP. CONTACT: WARREN GAGER. CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 WHITE HORSE P1KE & CENTRAL AVE PHONE : 609-561-6700 HAMMONTON, NJ 08037

08043 BERAN MD., IRVING CONTACT: IRVING N. BERAN, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 SUITE 117 PHONE - 609-795-3333 600 SOUTH SOMERDALE ROAD V0ORHEES NJ 08043

SOUTH JERSEY RADIOLOGY ASSOCS..P.A. CONTACT: JOSEPH F. CENTRONE, M.D., PRES PROGRAM CODE: 02200 WEST JERSEY MED. & PROFESSIONAL PLZ PHONE : 609-428-4344 SUITE B5 100 CARNIE BLVD. V0ORHEES. NJ 08043

08046 ZURBRUGG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONTACT: ROBERT EVERETT, ADMINISTRATOR PROGRAM CODE: 02120 RANCOCAS VALLEY DIVISION PHONE - 609-835-2900 SUNSET ROAD WILLINGBC20. NJ 08046

08050-2499 SOUTHERN OCEAN COUNTY HOSPITAL CONTACT: STEVEN R. KING, VP OPERATORS PROGRAM CODE: 02120 1140 WEST BAY AVENUE PHONE : 609-597-6011 MANAHAWKIN, NJ 08050-2499

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RADIATION ONCOLOGY CTR AT MARLTON CONTACT: CAROLYN J. HOROWITZ M.D..MED D' PROGRAM CODE: 02230 WILLOW RIDGE SUITE 401 PHONE : 609-988-1400 750 ROUTE 73 SOUTH MARLTON, NJ 08053

WEsr JERSEY HEALTH SYSTEM - MARLTON CONTACT: KEVIN M. MANLEY, EXEC. DIR. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 ROUTE 73 AND BRICK ROAD PHONE. : 609-342-2308 MARLTON. NJ 08053

08054 LARCHMONT-IMAGING ASSOCIATES CONTACT: EDWIN S. WILSON, M.D., F.A.C.R PROGRAM CODE: 02200 RTE. 38 & ARK ROAD PHONE : 609-261-7017 MT. LAUREL. NJ 08054

08060 ADVACARE MANAGEMENT SERVICES. INC. CONTACT: TERRY L. DAY, NUCLEAR GRP. MGR PROGRAM CODE: '02200 ( D.B.A. IMAGEAMERICA) PHONE : -610-668-8152 P.O. BOX 786 MOUNT HOLLY NJ 08060

~ MEMORIAL HOSP. OF BURLINGTON COUNTY CONTACT: A. JAMES BOOTE.VP. HOSP. SERV. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 175 MADISON AVENUE PHONE : 609-267-0700 MOUNT HOLLY, NJ 08060

08066-0480 MOBIL RES. & DEVELOPMENT CORP. CONTACT: DENISE M. PROULX YOUNG, RSO PROGRAM CODE: 03620 PAULSBORD RESEARCH LA80RATORY PHONE : 609-224-2626 600 BILLINGSPORT ROAD PAULSBORD, NJ 08066-0480 __- ______- _ _ - ______. ______- ______. ____ _.______. . _ _@-: g_ L_

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' ZIP CODE b8b7b CARDIOVASCULAR IMAGING CENTER, L.P. CONTACT: ALLEN AUERBACH.D.O..MED.'DIR. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 390 NORTH BROADWAY PHONE : 609-678-6411 PENNSVILLE MJ 08070 .

08075 ZURBRUGG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. CONTACT: ANTHONY J.'STINSON, V.P. PRESD PROGRAM CODE: ,02120 RIVERSIDE DIVISION PHONE : 609-461-6700 - HOSPITAL PLAZA RIVERSIDE. MJ 08075

08079-2080 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF SALEM COUNTY CONTACT: JOSEPH M. GALVIN JR. PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 02120, PHONE : 609-935-1000 310 WOODSTOWN AVENUE ' SALEM, NJ 08079-2080 s

08080 800TH RADIOLOGY CONTACT: GERAL3 R. KEENAN, M.D. PROGRAM C00E: 02200 105 KINGSWAY WEST PHONE : SEWELL. NJ 08080

TOWER MEDICAL ASSOCIATES. P.A. CONTACT: SURENDRA K. BAGARIA, M.D../DIR PROGRAM CODE: .02200 539 EGG HARBOR ROAD PHONE : 609-589-0300 SEWELL MJ 08080

08084 KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITALS CONTACT: C. BARRY DYKES, ADMINISTRATOR PROGRAM CODE: 02120 UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER PHONE : 215-928-7813 STRATFORD DIVISION 18 EAST LAUREL ROAD STRATFORD NJ 08084

NEW JERSEY UNIV. OF MED. & DENTIST' CONTACT: LLOYD J. FORMAN PH.D., RSO PROGRAM CODE: 03620 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE PHONE : 609-566-6117 SCHOOL OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE. 2 MEDICAL. CENTER DRIVE STRATFORD, NJ 08084

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ACTIVE MRC LfCENSES IN MEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES ZIP CODE ______08084 UNIVERSITY IMAGING CENTER. CONTACT: SYLVIA WICKINS PROGRAM CODE: 02200 109 EAST LAUREL ROAD- PHONE : 609-627-0600 STRATFORD. NJ 08084.

08096 UNDERWOOD-MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONTACT: MICHAEL F.V. JONES. RADIOL. MGR PROGRAM CODE: 02120 509 MORTH BROAD STREET PHONE : 609-853-2040 WOODBURY. NJ 08096

08102 MARTIN MARIETTA CORPORATION CONTACT: W.YME C. WORMAN PROGRAM CODE: 03620 ADM/ENG BUILOING PHONE : #43-338-4709 CAMOEN. NJ 08102

08103 CORIELL INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RES. CONTACT: JOSEPH L. MINTZER. COO PROGRAM CODE: 03620- 401 HAODON AVENUE PHONE : 609-968-7377 CAMOEN. NJ 08103

OUR LADY OF LOURDES MEDICAL CTR. CONTACT: SALVATORE D'ARCIERNO ASST. VP- PROGRAM CODE: '02120 PATHOLOGY LA8/0EPT. OF RADIOLOGY PHONE : 609-757-3768 1600 HAD00N AVE. CAMDEN. NJ 08103

08104 QUALITY BIOTECH INC. CONTACT: PHILIP E. CROWTHER.VP.0PMS/ FIN PROGRAM CODE: 03620' 1667 DAVIS STREET PHONE : 609-966-1305 CAMOEN. NJ 08104

WEST JERSEY HEALTH SYSTEMS CONTACT: JOSEPH CENTRONE. M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 $ MT. EPHRAIM AND ATLANTIC AVES. PHONE. : 609-963-8830 CAMDEN. NJ 08104

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ACT!VE NRC LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES:- ZIP CODE : bb1b8 WING CORPORATION CONTACT: ALBERT J. BENDER VICE PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 03214 215 HIGHLAND AVENUE PHONE : 609-854-2225 WESTMONT, NJ 08108

08210 BUR 0ETTE TOMLIN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONTACT: THOMAS L. SCOTT, PRES./CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 STONE HARBOR BOULEVARD PHONE : 609-465-2000 CAPE MAY CRT. HOUSE, NJ 08210 .

08225 MEDICAL ONE CONTACT: JOHN A. BENNETT, M.D., PRES PROGRAM CODE: 02200 1907 NEW ROAD AT MILL ROAD PHONE : 215-271-2000 NORTHFIELD. NJ 08225

08232 RAJPUT, ILYAS A., M.D. CONTACT: ILYAS A. RAJPUT, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200. 258 N. NEW ROAD PHONE : 609-646-4064 i PLEASANTVILLE, NJ 08232

08240 ATLANTIC MEDICAL IMAGING CONTACT: ' ALAN J. SIMPSON, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 STOCKTON MEDICAL' BUILDING ' PHONE : 609-652-1400 72 WEST JIMMIE LEEDS ROAD POMONA. NJ 08240

08240-9988 STOCKTON STATE COLLEGE CONTACT: ALAN STEINBERG, PH.D. PROGRAM CODE: 03620 ROUTE 575 PHONE : 609-652-1776 POMONA. NJ 08240-9988

08244 SHORE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONTACT: JONATHAN N. LAW, M.S. PROGRAM CODE: 02120. SHORE ROAD & NEW. YORK AVENUE PHONE : 609-224-2626 SOMERS POINT, NJ 08244 ^

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~ SOUTH JERSEY HOSPITAL SYSTEM CONTACT: ANN M. 8UDDE. V.P. FOR ADMIN. PROGRAM CODE: " 02120: 08302 - BRIDGETON DIVISION PHONE 609-451-6600 - 333 IRVING. AVENUE BRIDGETON NJ 08302

08318 SOUTH JERSEY HOSPITAL SYSTEM CONTACT: WILLIAM H. HUNT, VP ADMIN. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 ELMER DIVISION PHONE : 609-358-2341 WEST FRONT STREET

ELMER. NJ 08318 s

08332 SOUTH JERSEY HOSPITAL SYSTEM CONTACT: PAUL S. COOPER, PRESIDENT /CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 MILLVILLE DIVISION . PHONE : 609-825-3500 1200 NORTH HIGH STREET MILLVILLE. NJ 08332 I

' 08344 SHIELDALLOY CORPORATION CONTACT: CHARLES F.SEY8OLD.SR.V.PRESID. PROGRAM CODE: 11700 DIVISION OF METALLURG, INC. PHONE : NEWFIELD, NJ 08344

SHIEL0 ALLOY METALLURGICAL CORP. CONTACT: JAMES P. VALENTI PROGRAM CODE: 11700 12 WEST BOULEVARD PHONE : 609-692-4200 P. O. 80X ?C: NEWFIELD, NJ 08344

08360 NEWCOMB MEDICAL CTR. CONTACT: JOSEPH A. IERARDI. PRES. & CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 65 SOUTH STATE STREET PHONE : 609-691-9000 VINELAND. NJ 08360

08401 ATLANTIC CITY MEDICAL CTR. CONTACT: JONATHAN LAW. RSO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 DEPT. OF RADIOLOGY- PHONE : 609-652-3409 ! 1925 PACIFIC AVE. - ATLANTIC CITY, NJ 08401

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EIP CODE , 08512 E-BEAM SERVICES. INC. CONTACT: THOMAS M. KNOBAL. APPPL DEVEL. PROGRAM CODE: 03214- 32 MELRICH ROAD PHONE : 609-655-7460 * CRANBURY. NJ 08512

08536-3339 XEN0810 TIC LABS.. INC. CONTACT: ROBERT A. ROBINSON. PH.O. PROGRAM CODE: 03620- 107 MORGAN LAME PHONE -- - 609-799-2295 PLAINSBORD. NJ 08536-3339

08540 LIPOSOME COMPANY INC. (THE) CONTACT: LEE BUCCHERI. MANAGER, HS&EA~ PROGRAM CODE: 03620 1 RESEARCH WAY PHONE : 609-452-7060 PRINCETON. NJ 08540

MEDICAL CENTER AT PRINCETON (THE) CONTACT: TOM MCKITTRICK. VP . PROGRAM CODE: 02120- 253 WITHERSPOON STREET PHONE : 609-921-7700 PRINCETON. NJ 08540

NEXTRAN CONTACT: JOHA S. LOGAN.PH.D..VP PROGRAM CODE: .03620' I PRINCETON FORRESTAL~ CENTER . PHONE : 609-520-0300 3038 COLLEGE ROAD EAST PRINCETON. NJ 08540

PHARMACOPEIA. INC. CONTACT: JOHN C. CHABALA; PRESIDENT /CSO PROGRAM CODE: '03620 201 COLLEGE ROAD EAST - REAR PHONE : 609-987-0700 '- PRINCETON, NJ 08540

PRINCETON GAMMA-TECH. INC. CONTACT: ~ JOHN I.H. PATTERSON,PH.C. PRES. ~ PROGRAM CODE: 03214' 1200 STATE ROAD PHONE : 609-924-7310 PRINCETON. MJ 08540'

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08542-0044 EMR PHOTOELECTRIC CONTACT: ROBERT R. DAVIS, GENERAL MAGR. PROGRAM CODE: 03214 P.O. BOX 44 PHONE : 609-799-1000 ' PRINCETON, NJ 08542-Of<4-

08543 FMC CORPORATION CONTACT: MANUEL ALVAREZ, RSO PROGRAM CODE: '03620 CHEMICAL RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT PHONE : 609-951-3000 | CENTER | P. O. BOX 8 ' PRINCETON, NJ 08543 ,

| ' 08543-0400 AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY CONTACT: J. V. GRAMLICH. PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 03610 AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH OIVISION PHONE : 609 "9-0400 P.O. BOX 400- PRINCETON, NJ 08543-0400

08543-1029 STONEYBROOK LABORATORIES, INC. CONTACT: MARGARET L. PHILLIPS, RSO- PROGRAM CODE: 03620 SUBSIDIARY OF MOBIL CORPORATION PHONE : 609-737-5590 P.O. BOX 1029 PRINCETON, NJ 08543-1029

08543-4500 E. R.'SQUIBB & SONS. INC. CONTACT: LARRY CALLAN, ASSOC. DIR., RA PROGRAM CODE: 02511 P. O. BOX 4500 PHONE : 908-298-3577 PRINCETON, NJ 08543-4500

E. R. SQUIBB & SONS INC. CONTACT: LEONARD M. BAUM PROGRAM CODE: 02512 P. O.' BOX 4500 PHONE : .609-987-1809 PRINCETON, NJ 08543-4500

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08543-8000 WYETH-AYERST RESEARCH, INC. CONTACT: ERIC A. MUTH. PH.D. CORP. RSO PROGRAM CODE: .03611 CN B000 PHONE : 908-274-4391 PRINCETON, NJ 08543-8000

08544-0710 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CONTACT: JACK C. FAUST. OIRECTOR PROGRAM CODE: 03610. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PHONE : 609-258-5294 113 CHEMICAL SCIENCES BLOG. JAMES FORRESTAL CAMPUS PRINCETON. NJ 08544-0710

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CONTACT: JACK C. FAU3T. OIRECTOR PROGRAM CODEt. 22120 0FC. OF OCCUPATIDMAL HEALTH & SAFET PHONE : 609-452-5294~ 113 CHEMICAL SCIENCES BLDG. 1 JAMES FORRESTAL CAMPUS ' PRINCETON. NJ 08544-0710

08558-9418 JOHNSON & JOHNSON CONSUMER PRODUCTS CONTACT: MARJORIE B. MCTERNAM, DIR.R.A. PROGRAM CODE: 03620- INC. PHONE : 908-874-1337 199 GRANOVIEW ROAD SKILLMAN. NJ 08558-9418

08560 JANSSEN PHARMACEUTICA. INC. CONTACT: WITOLD MECHLINSKI. PH.O. -PROGRAM CODE: 02410 1125 TRENTOM-HARBOURTON ROAD PHONE- : 201-524-9573 - TITUSVILLE, NJ 08560

08607 MERCER MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: JOHN GRISH, V.P. & CFO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 446 BELLEVUE AVENUE PHONE : 609-354-4056 TRENTON, NJ 08607

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' 02120 CONTACT: IRA SHIMP. CEO ' PROGRAM CODE: 08638 HELENE FULD MEDICAL CENTER 609-394-6000 750 BRUNSWICK AVENUE PHONE : TRENTON NJ 08638

03620 DR. RONALD UNTERMAN.PH.D VP.RD PROGRAM CODE: 08648 ENVIROGEN. INC. CONTACT: PRINCETON RESEARCH CENTER. PHONE : 201-936-9300 4100 QUAKERBRIDGE ROAD ' LAWREf4CEVILLE. NJ 08648

PROGRAM CODE: 03620 CONTACT: J. BARTOM LUEDEKE PRESIDENT RIDER UNIVERSITY 609-896-5092 2083 LAWRENCEVILLE ROAD PHONE : - LAWRENCEVILLE. MJ 08648

KATHRYN E. LEVERTON- ^ROGRAM- CODE: 03620~ TRENTON STATE COLLEGE CONTACT: ! 08650-4700 609-771-3234 BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT PHONE : HILLWOOD t.AKES, CN4700 : TRENTON. MJ 08650-4700 3

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08701 AUFSEESER, D.P.M., LESLIE CONTACT: DR. LESLIE AUFSEESER PROGRAM CODE: 02201 LAKEWOOD PLAZA PHONE : 201-367-5151 ROUTE 9. KENNEDY BOULEVARD LAKEWOOD, NJ 08701

08701-5281 KIMSALL MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: ANGELA MELILLO, C00 PROGRAM CODE: 02120 600 RIVER AVENUE PHONE : 908-363-1900 LAKEWOOD, NJ 08701-5281

08723 CARDIOLOGY ASSOC.0F OCEAN COUNTY, CONTACT: TANVEER AHMAD, M.D.F.A.C.C.RSO PROGRAM CODE: 02200 P.A. PHONE : 908-370-2233 459 JACK MARTIN 8OULEVARD BRICKTOWN, NJ 08723

08724 VITALE MD., SALVATORE F. CONTACT: SALVATORE F. VITALE, MD., DIR. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 455 JACK MARTIN BLVD. PHONE : 908-840-6500 BRICK, NJ 08724 -

08742 MEDICAL CTR. OF OCEAN COUNTY, INC. CONTACT: JOHN T. GRIBBEN, PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 02120 2121 EDGEWATER PLACE PHONE : 908-892-1100 POINT PLEASANT, NJ 08742

08753 CARDIAC NUCLEAR DIAGNOSTIC CENTER CONTACT: JAMES L. PASQUARIELLO.M.D. DIR PROGRAM CODE: 02200 0F OCEAN COUNTY PHONE : 908-341-3948 81 ROUTE 37 WEST TOMS RIVER, NJ 08753

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' ACTIVE MRC. LICENSES IN NEW JERSEY Ill SPECIFIC PROGRAM C00EE ZIP CODE- ______. ." 08755: COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: KATHRYN BURNS COLLINS.VP. ADMIN - PROGRAM CODE: 02230' 99 HIGHWAY 37 WEST PHONE : 908-240-8151 TDMS RIVER. NJ 08755

OCEAN HEART IMAGING CONTACT: KOCK-YEN TSANG. M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200. 9 HOSPITAL DRIVE PHONE : 215-690-2620 TDMS RIVER. NJ 08755

TOMS RIVER X-RAY CONTACT: PARVIZ KHORRAMI. M.D.. PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 154 HIGHWAY 37. WEST PHONE. : 908-244-0777 TDMS RIVER. NJ 08755

- 08757 X-RAY ASSOCIATES P.A. . CONTACT: PETER M. MEZZACAPPA M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 19 MULE ROAD PHONE : 908-914-0011 TDMS RIVER. NJ 08757

08801-0992 MEDAREX. INC. CONTACT: TIBOR KELER. PH.O. PROGRAM CODE: 03620 1545 RT. 22 EAST. P.O. BOX 992 PHONE : 908-713-6018 ANNANDALE NJ 08801-0992

08801-0998 EXXON RLSEARCH & ENGINEERING CD. CONTACT: JOHN J. KNARR.RIC SECRETARY PROGRAM CODE: 03610 CLINTON TOWNSHIP PHONE : 201-474-3303 ROUTE 22 EAST i ANNANDALE -NJ 08801-0998

08801-0999 IMMUNOBIOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE CONTACT: N NCY E. CORKUM. V.P./C00. -PROGRAM CODE: 03620' RT. 22 EAST P. O. BOX 999- PHONE- : 201-730-1797 ANNANDALE MJ 08801-0999

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. DATE: 04/18/95 . PAGE: 38' * ACTIVE CC LICENSES IN MEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES d ZIP CODE. bbbb3hb77S ;RUTGERS. THE STATE UNIVERSITY CONTACT: MICHAEL C. QUINLAN, CIH., DIR. PROGRAM. CODE: 01100? RUTGERS. ENVIROM . HEALTH & SAFETY PHONE : 908-332-2550 P.O. 80X 5077 KILMER LIVINGSTON CAMPUS CEW 8RUNSWICK. NJ 08803-5077

08807 FLOICOR CARDIOLOGY. P.A. CONTACT: CHAO-TARNG CHENG.'M.D. PROGRAM CODE: '02200 '.I5 UNION AVENUE PHONE : 908-526-8668 SRIDGEWATER, NJ 08807

4 08816 CARDIOVASCULAR e.ONSULTANTS OF CONTACT: GEORGE J. SAVIANO. M.D.. PRES. -PROGRAM CODE: 02200 CENTRAL JERSEY, P.A. ' PHONE : * , 575 CRAN 8URY ROAD. SUITE 85&86 EAST 8RUNSWICK, NJ 08816

08817 KOVACS, M. D., TI8ERIU CONTACT: TI8ERIU KOVACS, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200- 4 ETHEL ROAD. SUITE 406A PHONE- : EDISON, NJ 08817

08818-3059 JOHN F. KENNEDY MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: GEORGE ARGAST COO PROGRAM CODE: 02230 65 JAMES STREET PHONE : 908-321-7167 EDISON, NJ 08818-3059

08820 MIDDLESEX CARDIOLOGY DIAGNOSTIC'CTR CONTACT: AJIT SINGH 500HI, M.D..DIRECTR PROGRAM CODE: 02200 72 ROUTE 27 PHONE- : 215-690-2626 . EDISON, NJ 08810 ,

08820-2508 TRICAT CONTACT: MARIANNE F. MONGELLO, ADMIN. PROGRAM CODE: .02200 .TRI COUNTY IMAGING CENTER PHONE : 201-533-5590 81RCH P0iMTE COMMONS 3P40 PARK AVENUE ED. SON, NJ 08820-2508

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ZIP CODE -...... 08822-4604 HUNTERDON MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: ROBERT WISE, CEO . PROGRAM CODE:- .02120: ROUTE 31 PHONE : 908-782-2121 FLEMluGTON, NJ 08822-4604

08824-1090 HOPEWELL RADIOLOGY GROUP CONTACT: JOHN E. PUGH, BUSINESS MGR PROGRAM CODE: 02200~ 3674 ROUTE 27 PHONE : 609-921-3590 KENDALL PARK, NJ 0682 -1090 i

08830 SIEMEN9 COMPONENTS, INC. CONTACT: GOTTFRIED ZAPPE PROGRAM CODE: 03214 186 WOOO AVENUE SOUTH PHONE : 201-321-4543 ISELIN, NJ 08830

08837 CLARA BARTON CARDIO MED. ASSOC..INC CONTACT: AJIT SODHI, M.D. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 776 AMBOY AVENUE PHONE : 908-738-8000 EDISON. NJ 08837

08840 WEISFOGEL, GERALD M., M.D. CONTACT: GERALD M. WEISFOGEL.M.D.. PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 481 MEMORIAL PARKWAY PHONE : 900-321-8644 METUCHEN. MJ 08840

! i 08852 TRANSCELL TECHNOLOGIES. INC. CONTACT: HELENA R. AXELR00. DIRECTOR PROGRAM CODE: 02520 2000 CORNWALL ROAD PHONE : 908-821-0550 MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ 08852

CONTACT: ANDREW CHARIG, RSO PROGRAM CODE: 03610 -08854 COLGATE PALMOLIVE CO.f"" RESEARCH CENTER PHONE : 908-878-7686 909 RIVER ROAD PISCATAWAY, NJ 08854

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' - - - - . DATE: 04/18/95 - 'PAGE: 40J ACTIVE NSC LICENSES IN MEW JERSEY 10 SPECIF2C PCOGRAM CODES' - - - + ZIP CODE lhb54 INNOVATIVE SCIENTIFIC SERVICES. INC CONTACT: YESU T. DAS. PH.D.,-PRESIDENT' PROGRAM CODE: '03620. - 515 BLUE RIDGE AVENUE PHONE : 908-699-1030 PISCATAWAY, NJ 08854

KABI PHARMACIA. INC. CONTACT: JEAN FRYDMAN, DIR. REG. AFFAIRS PROGRAM CODE: 02410 800 CENTENNIAL AVE. PHONE : 201-457-8133 PISCATAWAY, NJ 08854

KABI PHARMACIA. INC. CONTACT: JEAM FRYDMAN. DIR. REG. AFFAIRS. PROGRAM CODE:- 03244' 800 CENTENNIAL AVENUE PHONE : 908-457-8273 PISCATAWAY, NJ 08854

UNIV. OF MED. & DENTIST NEW JERSEY CONTACT: - MICHAEL GALLO, PH.D. DEAN OF P PROGRAM CODEt' 01100. ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON MEDICAL SCHOOL PHONE : 908-932-2550 675 HOES LANE PISCATAWAY, NJ 08854

' 08854-3998 ENZON, 1NC. CONTACT: CARL W. GILBERT, ASSOC RES DIR PROGRAM CODE:' 03620 40 KINGS 8 RIDGE ROAD PHONE : 908-980-4902 PISCATAWAY. NJ 08854-3998

> 08857 HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATES' CONTACT: SHUKAT CHAUDHERY, M.D.. PRES. PROGRAM CODE: '02200- 100 PERRIME ROAD PHONE : 201-906-0330 OLD BRIDGE NJ 08857

' 08861 RARITAN BAY MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: KEITH H. MCLAUGHLIN PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: '02120 530 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE PHONE : 908-442-3700 PERTH AMBOY, NJ 08861

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08865 WARREN HOSPITAL CONTACT: JOHN DEMARRAIS. PRES. & CEO ' PROGRAM CODE: 02120 DEPARTMENT CF RADICLOGY PHONE : 201-859-6700 185 ROSESERRY STREET PHILLIPSBURG, NJ 08865

08869 CHROMPACK. INC. CONTACT: CARMEN GERRONE. GENERAL MGR. PROGRAM CODE: 03214 1130 ROUTE ' 202 PHCNE : 201-722-8930 RARITAN. NJ 08869

ORTHO DIAGNOSTICS SYSTEMS. INC. CONTACT: JOSEPH VAN HOUTEN DR. SAFETY PROGRAM CODE: 03620' ROUTE 202 PHONE : 908-704-4922 RARITAN. NJ 08869

ROCHE BIOMEDICAL LABORATORIES. INC. CONTACT: MASOOD HAIDER. PH.D. R.S.O. PROGRAM CODE: 03620- 69 FIRST AVENUE PHONE : ??S-526-2400 RARITAN. NJ 38869

08869-0602 R.W. JOHNSON PHARMACEUTICAL RES. INS CONTACT: JOSEPH VAN HOUTEN. PH.D., DIR. PROGRAM CODE: 03610- DIV. OF ORTH 0 PHARMACEUTICAL CORF. PHONE : 201-524-0391 ROUTE 202. P.O. 80X 300 RARITAN. MJ 08869-0602

08875-2350 EXXON BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES. INC. CONTACT: JOHN L. X0X. VIC PRESIDENT PROGRAM CODE: 03620- METTLERS ROAD PHONE : 908-873-6318 EAST MILLSTONd,CNNJ 2350 08875-2350 m. ,-c

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08876-0151 ETHICON. INC. CONTACT: MICHAEL CASCIO RSO PROGRAM CODE: ' 03620 P.O. BOX 151. ROUTE 22 PHONE : 908-218-2674 SOMERVILLE. MJ 08876-0151 i

4 08876-1258 HOECHST-ROUSSEL PHARMACEUTICALS INC CONTACT: ~ ELIZABETH A. FRASER.VP.EHSA PROGRAM CODE: 03611. RUUTES 202-206 NORTH PHONE : 908-231-4933 SOMERVILLE. NJ Of876-1258

08876-2598 SOMERSET MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: WILLIAM R. MCLAUGHLIN COO PROGRAM CODE: 02120 110 REHILL AVENUE PHONE : 201-725-4000 SOMERVILLE NJ 08876-2598

08879 MEMORIAL MEO. CTR. AT SOUTH AMBOY CONTACT: IRV J. DIAMOMO. CEO PROGRAM CODE: 02120' 540 BORDENTOWN AVENUE PHO.* : : 201-721-1000 SOUTH AMBOY. NJ 08879

08901 INTERFERON SCIENCES. INC. CONTACT: ABBAS RASHI0BAIQI. PH.D. PROGRAM. CODE: 03620 783 JERSEY AVENUE - PHONE : 908-249-3250 NEW BRUNSWICK NJ C3901

NEW BRUNSWICK CARDIOLOGY GROUP CONTACT:. ANTHONY J. PASSANNANTE.SR., MD - PROGRAM CODE: -- 02200 7 WIRT STREET PHONE : 908-545-7874 NEW BRUNSWICK. 2J 08901

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ACTIVE NRC LICENSES 10 NEW JERSEY IN SPECIFIC PROGRAM CODES , ZIP CODE ...... 02200 08901 RADIOLOGY GROUP GF NEW BRUNSWICK. CONTACT: S. THOMAS DUNLAP. CEO PROGRAM CODE: 303 GEORGE STREET PHONE : 201-745-8530 NEW BRUNSWICK. NJ 08901

08903 ST. PETER'S MEDICAL CENTER CONTACT: JOHN GRANGEIA. VP PROF. SERV. PROGRAM CODE: 02120 754 EASTCN AVENUE PHONE : 908-745-8600 ' NEW BRUNSWICK. NJ 08903

08903-0191 E. R. SQUIBB & SONS. INC. CONTACT: THOMAS M. PRIMM.VP. PHARM. MFG. PROGRAM CODE: 03211 ONE SQUIBB DR., P.O. BOX 191 PHONE : 908-519-2000 NEW BRUNSWICK NJ 08903-0191

08903-2601 ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON-UNIV. HOSPITAL CONTACT: DR. JUDY BRETT, RN.VP ANC. SERV PROGRAM CODE: 02120 ONE ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON PLACE PHONE : 908-828-3000 NEW BRUNSWICK. NJ OE903-2601

08903-5077 RUTGERS. THE STATE UNIVERSITY CONTACT: MICHAEL C. QUINLAN. CIH, DIR. PROGRAM CODE: 22110 RUTGERS ENV. HELTH & SAFETY PHONE : 908-932-2550 P.O. BOX 5077 KILMER BLDG. 4127 LIVINGSTON NEW BRUNSWICK. NJ 08903-5077

08904 CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES OF NEW CONTACT: BARNES D. KELLER M.D., PRES. PROGRAM CODE: 02200 BRUNSWICK. P.A. PHONE : 31 RIVER ROAD HIGHLAND PARK NJ 08904

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NUREG/CR-5814 PNL-7892

Evaluation of Exposure Pathways to Man From Disposal of Radioactive Materials Into Sanitary Sewer Systems

I Ke cdy. Jr., M. A. Parkhurst, R. L Aaberg, K. C. Rhoads, R. L Hill, J. B. Manin

Pacific Northwest Laboratory Operated by llattelle Memorial Institute

Prepared for U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

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ENCLOSURE 2

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, = , , during the notice oeriod such that failure Washington. DC 30655, and at the local February 29,1964. Safety Ught ' lo act in a timely way would result, for public document roomlocated at Cedar submitted an application (dated January example;in derating or shutdown of the Rapids Public Library. 500 Fint Street, 27-1984) to renew the -02 U .ense. facility, the Commission may issue the SE., Cedar Rapida Iowa 5240L On August 5,1989, the AEC issued a license amendment before the Deted at Kodvh. Maryinnd, this 12th day second license, Ucense No. 37-00030-08 expiration of the 30-day notice period, of February 1997. (-08 Ucense), to U.S. Radium. he -08 provided that its final detranination is For the Nuclear Reguietory Commise6n. Ucense tuthorizes the Ucensees to that the amendment involves no tannasd N. Olehen, possess and use various radioactive significant hazards consideration. %e % pyg g,,ct,, pyg g,,c,,,,, materials, but principally tntium (H-3), final determinatiou will consider all M4 Division o/ReactorPmisets-M/IV/V, for research and development, public and State comments received. Offim a/NuclearReactor segulation. manufacture of various products Should the Commission take this action. [FR Doc. 93-se:5 Filed 2-19 4% 8.85 am)containing H-3, and the distribution of it will publish a notice of issuance and - , , , , - those products to persons specifically provide for opportunity for a hearing licensed to possess them.ne -08

after issuance. We Cemniission expects Ucense was last amended on January 8. ; that the need to takk this action will (DeckoHese. m and 036-00002 19s7, and was due to expire by its terms | occur very infrequently. Usense Ites. 37-40036 02 med 37 40036- on December 31.1967. Safety Ught | A request for a hearing or a petition 88I submitted an application (dated ' for leave to intervene must be filed with Ortier Estebushing Cetterte end November 23,1987) to renew the -08 the Secretary of the Commission, U.S. Scheduto forrn " _ _ ., the Ucense. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Bloosnaburg Sfte . Pursuant to 10 CFR 2.109 and to CFR Washington, DC 20555, Attention: 30.37, the renewal applications kept both Docketing and Service Branch, or may in the metter o! Safety Usht corporation. the -02 and the -48 Ucenses in effect be deliveted to the Commission's Public " **"" ft904 d RoEBI me until the Commission made a final Document Room, the Gelman Dullding. Pennsylvants 17sts. United States um determination with respect to each 2120 L Street, NW., Washington, DC Corporation. USR ladustries, Inc USR . renewal apolication. 20555, by the above date. Where Chemical Iroducts. Inc.,USR Metals. Inc I petitions are filed during the last ten (10) USR Ughting. Inc., U.S. Natural Resources. ff days of the notice pes 8ed,it is requested Inc.,550 Post Oak Boulevard. Suite 550. As of July 27.1990, the Ucensees wera Hoaston. Texas 77027. | &at &s petitioner p y so inforrn required to comply with 10 CFR 30.35 of | the ^#asion by a t free telephone I the Commission's regulations, which | call to Wesuem Union i 1 (800) 325- United State Radum Corporation requires a licensee authorized to possess 1 0000 (in Mise 6 tem (800) 342-6700). ne certata quantities of licensed materials Western Union operator should be given (U.S. Radium), Safety Ught Corporation having certain characteristics to submit (Safety Ught). Lime Ridge Industries, Datsgram Identificauon Number 3737 a decommissioning funding plan (DFP) and the following message addressed to inc Metreal, Inc., USR Industnes, Inc., Indust es U or certification of financial assurance for John N. Hannon: petitioner's name and ( M "' " " " " , , . Inc telephone number, date petition was Ughting, Inc., and U.S. Natural" USRprescribed in 10 CFR 30.35 in mailed; plant name: and publication accordance with criteria set forth in that date and page nuanber of this Dderal Resources, Inc. (the Licensees).8 as described below, hold severallicenses section.%e NRC Staff has not received Register notice. A copy of the petition the Licensees' decommissioning funding should also be sent to the Office of the issued by the Nuclear Regulatory plans (DFPs) or certifications of General Counsel. U.S. Nuclear Commission (NRC or Commission) f nancial assurance, as required by 10 Regulatory Commission. Washington, pursuant to 10 CFR part 30. CFR 30.35(c). %erefore, the Licensees DC 20555, and to Jack Newman, Esquire. One of these licenses is License No. 37- are not in compliance with this Kathleen H. Shea, Esquire. Newman and 00030-02 (-02 Ucense), which the requirement with respect to both their IIoltzinger.1615 L *.neet NW., Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), the predecessor to the NRC, issued to U.S. -02 and -08 Licenses. Washington, DC 20036, attomey for the The provisions of to CFR 30.35 are Radium on June 20,1956, and the NRC licensee. basic health and safety requirements. Nontimely filings of petitions for leave last amended on january 30,1983, as he NRC Staff finds that the Licensees to intervene, amended petit!ons. corrected on March 7.1983.De -02 have not demonstrated compliance with Ucense ausodzu ee possession of supplemental petitions and/or requests the requirements of to CFR 30.35. and u"8pecified quantities of byproduct for hearing will not be entertained have provided no information to assure absent a determination by the matedalin the form of contaminated the Staff that they will comply with ' Commission, the presiding officer, or the facilities and equipment for purposes of these regulatory requirements in the decontamination, cleanup, and disposal Atomic Safety and ucensing Board that foreseeable future. Consequently, in a of facilities and equipment previously the petition and/or request, should be separate letter issued today pursuant to d used f r research and cevelopment d" " ' ''''"c'"8 ' 'h* to CFR 2.103, the Licensees' applications fa"c"o''str s'p'e*c*ified"in to CFR 2.714(n)(1)(i}-under the -02 Ucense. De -02 Ucense to renew their -02 and -08 Ucenses j , was due to expire by its terms on (v) and 2.714(dl. were denied. er ' thea 1 ca non r * ua Raeum. safety ta ant. and usa induetne. C; ' - t dated July a,1990 aa revised **'***"'''**''****d* .wiuto been charactenzed completely, the by letters dated August 30.1101 and #** '** " ** "~~~~ *"" shat uns -dwan . record indcatn eat not only are January a, test, which is available for on c Enfety buildings and equipment contaminated E M Appeal mNRCs pubbc M le at the Commission's lukecuem :== una sments safety w with strontium-90 (Sr-90) cesium-137 C" * i Public Document Room, the Celman I""*"*" sm n.=oimmun uaet (Cs.137), and other radionuclides, but .,. Betidl4 213) L Street, NW, N'"*** 7"4'''U"" "'I8 'a Part IJ''Mo. outdoor areas (e.g., soil, groundwater) are also contaminated at levels that- jt

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~ ~~ , Federal Register / Votc 57,,No, seg. jMllD4% Esos p - render the site unsuitable for conclude that the Ucensees will gf, - unrestricted release. Since 1982. Oak indefinitely restrict access to the site. , Ridge Associated Universitfes (ORAU).8 Accordingly, the Bloomsburg site must t in view of the foregotas and pursuant Chem. Nuclear Systems. Inc. (CNSI),8 be decommissioned, as required below, sectione 81. toth, tetc, tett, teto,182. ~ and the Department of Energy's within a definite time in order to prevent and tee of the Atomic Energy Act of ' Radiological and Environmental the radiomirlide contaminants on the *****3* Sciences Laboratory (RESL) * have an ebnd Q "- - s te from becoming a threat to public regulations in 10 CF .20 conducted limited studies, an.lyzed soil health and safety. ni$0CFR ' and water samples from vanous part 30, it is hereby onlered. 'Itat: locations on the site, or both. Most of The Ietter denying the applicatfor s to with regard to the Bloomsbura ute the samples exhibit radioactive renew the -02 and -08 b, censes specifies (described in attachment 1 to t.his order). the contamination, and the levels of that,if the Licensees do not request a ucensees. iointly and severally, shall. upon contamination of many samples are hearing within 20 days of the date of the effectiveness of the denials of the-02 and-08 higher than those the NRC considers denial letter, the license denials become license renewal applications, be subject to effective 50 days from the date of that the requirements of 10 CFR 30.36 and shall t cceptable for release for unrestricted satisfy those requirements in accordance use? ORAU measured the highest letter. The denial letter further states, in part, that, on the effective date of the with the critens set forth in attachrnents 2 concentrations found in individual and 3 to this Order and the schedule set forth samples from the site: ORAU measured denials, the letter constitutes a final in attachment 4 to this order. determination of the Commission that 15.4 picocuries Sr 90 per gram of soil, The Director, Office of Nuclear 631 picocuries Cs 137 per gram of soil. the -02 and -00 Licenses have expired and 62,000 picoeuries St-90 per liter of and that the Ucensees must initiate Material Safety and Safeguards, or his designee, may relax or rescind the groundwater, which are approximately procedures. pursuant to 10 CFR 30.36 3,42, and 7760 times the appropnate and in accordance with this order, t above conditions upon the Licensees' showing,in wnting and under oath or release entena respective * Despite the terminate their licenses. Until the hmited number of samples and the determination is final, the Ucenses affirmation, of good cause. hmited nature of studies conducted to continue to authorize possession and IV date, the ORAU, CNSI, and R13L data use of byproduct material at the . . The Licensees must, and any other show that there is widespread Bloomsburg site. The Bloomsburg site is contamination or site which must be person adversely affected by this order the authorized place of use under both may, submit an answer to the order, and remedis ied before the site can be the -o2 and -08 Ucenses. No other may request a hearing on this order, released for unrestricted use. Licenses issued to the Ucensees within 29 days of the date of this' order. Decommissioning of the site in authorize possession and use of NRC- Unless the Ucensees consent to this accordance with the requirements of 10 hcensed material at that site.' Thus, as CFR 30.36 and the criteria given ir order, the answer shall snecifically a result of the denial of the applications admit or deny each alleg:. tion or charge attachments 2 and 3 to the appendix to to renew the-02 and-0e Ucenses and this order will assure that the public made in this order and shall set forth the as set forth above, the Ucensees must matters of t'act and law on which the health and safety is adequately decontaminate and decommission the protected from radiological hazards. Licensees or other person adversely flowever,if the Licensees fail to restrict Bloomsburg site 'Ilie pubuc health, affected relies and the reasons why this access to the site, the radionuclide safety, and interest trxpdre'that the order should not have been issued. Any coritaminants desenbed above have the Ucensees decommissiod the Bloomsburg answer filed within 20 days of the date otential for posmg an immediate site such that it can be released for of this order may include a request for a stard to public health and safety. unrestricted use, using NRC's current bearing. Any answer or request for a Given that the Ucensees applications to criteria, and that decommissioning be hearing shall be submitted to the " completed expeditiousiy. Accordirgly,1 Director Office of NuclearMaterial d their o r al r o m find that the public health, safety, and Safety and Safeguards, U.S. Nuclear therefore cease, there is no basis to interest require that these requirements Regulatory Commission. Attn: Document be made effective upon the effective Control Desk Washington, DC 20555. date of the denial of the applications to Copies also shall be sent to the ''" * Assistant General Counsel for liearings c ei [ burs".Prnae i renew the -02 and -08 Licenses. Derpr. Oak Ridge Assoasted Universstaes dated and Enforcement at the same address, to 14 N ' m AEc t=ued three o%r ucemens to us, the Regional Administrator, Region I, ' 1mi corviMonaanna wou instalianon Redium, including ucense No s7-amloo-10G |-10c U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, prwom and Hydropologicall Radio 60sical oceae,g i e,,d on May 161est lkenee Na 37- 475 Allendale Road, King of " russia. Evalueuon of the Safety ught Facahty Blournebur& 0003o-o7E (-o7E Uceneck leeued oog Apnl is, loos' pennsI lvanla 19406, and to the Pennsylverus. Chem-Nuclear Systems, toc, deted ud wmmd on October to 199k and Umnee octot., n. m u. s,.comuso (-ac uceneet. inseed on lanury Ucensees if the nnswer or beanng "Ausset iom NRC Samplee Analywd try DOE H.1954 Tise -apc and 40c Uceness metharus request is by a person other than the Radiolosical and Favtronmental Sciences distributka of spearbed producta e-ta8dat H-s la laborotary." attachment 4 to NRC Report on Lk.ensees. If a person eher than the personsgenere3y bcensed pursuant to MQ14 st.s - UCensees requests a hearing, that inspecton Conducted January 22-23. test and and s1.F. roepectively. of NRC. reguietu o e a tr.nseutad by lette dated Marcti u m eqwnleet proww.no et tu replettaes at person shall set forth with particular'ity a ties eetectunente : and a to k appendri to this Acuement sinet.. h-ers e ir s-- the menner in which his interest is order. datnbuhan of specmed pmomets - "-%n-a* adversely affected by this order and * Althoush the NRC does not beve resulatory persone exempt frase hceneirig porouest to 1s @ should address the Criteria set forth in .uhnty own redi 2ae (Re-226pm than case. ants or eqWulent provWoos of the regn1stlope of onAu et identmed me 22e contasunenon on the any A. - state. Then ihrn h--- dt> met 1a CFR 24(d). siooinetur. sue onAu e ared maximivin enthoek r-- er ese of unensed meternet: If the Umnaees or a person whose concentreuene of al picacurw per user of and the -ca uoanse methertees the panessaias and interest is adelireely affected requests a snmnweise and era piom=tes rer presi et soa. == of h products spectr.d to the -ars. -oso, and hearing, the f%mmission wid issue an wohsee ht ats, re pecnvety, about 1 A tend 130 -10G ! ' Neither the denial elthe renewei tas.e those the NRC considers eeceptat4e for appucations for the -o2 and -4s f La===== not thee order designating the Ilme and place of selease kw unrestncted use. Order direcoy effets these ohr three uceau any hearing. lf a hearing his held, the

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h date elthisander suithoul Pennsylvania (the Bloomsbug eied. is immed amenessene of maamdmin seguinas +=3 are . harther moder or p. - _ ';- la h 1.auhimbin Figualee6 Chem. listed in the h and ase ehmen described I Nedmar Systemma, hah (DEEal sewt at Tab alat of Safety Light Casperatien's hatedatshamts-ma ggamyland Ible g g January 1L assListler to NItc. ogyobrumsy sees. ematled."SoSCorengtheannosh Wet Insemassee Priyans med- ^ - Note that andiAm IE of the attached Order i N de edushawBagsbanry h IkedialeghelMunimmemekeh Infetyh" providee a smechaniam erhereby. upon the , Rahed 88. 9"'"** Pam re . W pen @ amla - 4 mand ucensees'shosuing of pod omise.the Drheer 091oeofNbcharMoerric15efr*y Ocamber 31.tese, condittens of der order may be relaxed or andsu4pmartdr. Causent hamn der ammasteisnad use are rescinded famedin amadumemes 2 and a."Guidelknas for Attachamentse . Agymmes ' n-'--"--d- af F=ameiam and Eqmpament 1. Fignme KhmsmCBIBI Report dad to/11/m The Nedear _" . * _, Onsrumnemen(NRC- Prior to F41 ease far Unrestricted Use or . 3. W=== ler DemenmWen of ] Fasstaes. or Comedesime maE hasdamned timr Tenmineena ofIJceumse farByprainct. J unummens' appiumeless to senser. Ueense Nss. Semper er Spesimi feedser naseertal? W 3.Cument Guidshnes em .'~ ."A Levels i af '**"h'atien la Soil and Water: ! 37-coeuHe and 37-seesb a As required by idy sper, andh Odenbano se ' 10 DR SELSE, E la meeseenry for she Ucensees Acampenble laumis af Dunesmulnamse in asil 4. Schedule for Compliance. to divent Aemmetwee of Acznsed insterbri and Creemdweesr en prapussy to be Rehased == i== eens sens,4Hs

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g yder to Ealeese for 'any . h6 provide a dete$ed beelth and safety g,,,,gg,g,g ,;,,',, y,,,,g,,g , f ; ~ 3.He : C, earteinter6eroudeces analyuls whedi asesses ahmt she residual Mesmoso for Bypredett. Seenroe, or efpipes, drein lines, or doctwork shaR be amesmte of sneladale se surface areas, deterenned by ==abine uneasurementaat all , togadier with otheresnoederatione such as 1 reps, and other appropriate access pointe, ymuspective use of te psemises, equipment or U.SJuclear Jhyalefory Gammission, provided that coew=iaation at these serep.are salikely to seemit in en D/rdelen of feef Cycle andMuserialSafety, lacetions le libaiy to be representetise of x -bie risk as due bedah and safety of ' Washigdon. DCaassi amataminetion on the interior of thepipee. Sepubisc. July 1982. d'ain lines, or doctwork. Sedeces of 5. prior to release of prewmees far pr==laas, equipmant, or scrap which ase unenetdcted use, the heemmes shall make a da els g nc n 'P*CN g IG6aly to be contaminated but are of omdi n* - "we radiation survey inhich Y same, summerusalemi er nesoniemas to make the * * smaablishes that contammination in within the surfew inaccessible for purposes of tiesemiin E mY and e liedes speedied in Tatte L A empy of the euriscos or preanises and egedpment prior to menemmannet shall be presumed tobe survey esport shall hemed udeh the Division ah==d====aser selease for unrestricted mee. conteadneted in eacees of the Baden. of Fuel Cyde andannessial Safety. USNRC. W 16mdte in Table 1 do not apply to 4. Upon request, the t'a==her= may ym 4a.gsan D.C. EmE and also the preenissa, equipunent. or scrap containing authertse a llommene to relinquish pommesem n Admiisamerator of the imC Regional Ofbee wh=a-d rehty for which the or centrol of prendees. equipment, or ersey bevingiuriedaction.1te espart should be filed & -! considereenene t to their havissaurimons aaata= hated with materials at isent 30 days prior to the planned date of use maar bean De ofeach an omness of he hans sped &ed.1his assy abasudensneat. Die survey report ehdi: facilities or items tems reguletery onetrol is inclede, but would notte lismited to, opumial e identify the prendsee. considered on a casebyeese beste, circumstances such assesigof buiklange, b. Show that eenaceable effort has been 1. The bconese shall make e seasonable transfer of prendees to another organizaties made to oli-smete smelduni sontaminssion. eflert to eliminate reeldual contemhuselma. " ; work with sadioactive materials, c. Describe the scope of the survey and 2 Radeoecovtty on equipment or surfaces or convers6on of facilism tesicas-tenn general procedures loinewed. shall not be covered by paint, plating, or storage er standby states. Sedi regeeste d. State the fA, of Gre survey in urnas other oevering saaterial unless contamination must: - opesaud to the hantsuction. levels, as determined by a survey and a. provide detallad, species information phileumme revieur of the report. the fetC documented. are below the hmite specalled in ? d Z the presteen.egidpunent or scrap, asiB ceneider visittig the fedleties to comrarm Table 1 prior to the application of the radianceve contaminante, and the asture, the survey.

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Attachment 3--Cursoot Guidelines on evidence of radioective contarnination. 8 # o'87 0"* '*8 m8Chd* * s''**"L #** * Arceptable Imrets of Contandantion in These criteria are heted below: 7som'o"v"e"r*7"mo"re*e E o"ne'"*reN" Soll and Greendurater on Property To 80' *** '*8*""** ** '''* Be Released for Unseetricted Use g de'''""'* hkxiuuu SOtt CONCENTRATIO88 8 aos or gr aumentre Itsd lersuary 1992. e= appropress ietne above 8ar se spacec anchonu- Ein & per yeml c6de when not m comtunatort The sum er such Attachment S opecifies current criteria reae awr noe acoed one no.. ame Rectommade orem for decontmaniemama of buildirge and "*C"'* There as no kmn sor enum gm noe. The *'*,, $ 8h N equipenent befuse they are released for pr ovesn-3 _ (ej case. the scompnene ansion en 201 t==nmen unreebricted uest but does not address e a po,r, , m,e,r,e tiseri whe MM 's[er7L lisnits for soll and groundwater -- '" si as t'is m e==== os an one ear unamancend use. contamination. On a case-by-case basis. N3 23e y saureo ' " * ' N "s"ade,'**"''.ige,n.i anos N eine'*"''' ** '''" "'''"' the Staff has developed or provided Ammensseis y sounce 30 such eriteria for release of ptoperty Pa 88 5 e* hose soil. groundwater, or both show w' " ass 5

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Comments are due depth of four feet. and (2) secomesive December 22.1981 Dorials separated by at least six feet. m .f-. reestved aher the Thus a totalof1.2 curies of these upireine date wel be seasidered it it le .. materials were permitted to be disposed of each year by burialin a 12 foot byis . practiest a de ee but seewones of ! essenderaties seenet be stw.a easept as to foot orlanger plot of ground. - - Sled en er belem shot deas. Under the amended regulations, it is , pon pusmean neronenavices coerracT: lar==hane on an applicant who wants | Ralph G.Page. Chief. Uranium Feel to bury radioactive wastes to | Licensing Branch. Divistos of Fuel Cycle desmonstrate that local land burial is ; and Material Safety. Of5ce of Nuclear preferable to other disposal alternatives. | %e evaluation of the appucation takes MaterialSafety and * " - 4 - i Washington. D.C. aosas, telephone 301- lato acouant the following infonnation: ! 427-430s. - Types and quantities of material to be i - ' supptsasserTany esponsentsoec buried - Packaging of weets ' , " . g, Buriallocation ' ' * Soam of the sites formerly used for Characteristics of burialette processing thorium and uranian ar* Depth of burial known today to be contaminated with Accan rutric6 ens to deposalsite ruidualradioactive materiale.Some ar* . Radiation safetyi E M_ during - currently covered by NRC1'" espwaloperadons Others were once licensed,but the - g ngumping ' licenses to possess and use material Iscalburialrestledoms.If any have expired. In many cases, the total For appheadens involving esposalof amount of contaminated sollislarge,but . solls contaminated with low level hvHy conosahuom d . .concenwauons of thorium and uranium .; radioac*ive materials are believed EP cleanup ). the pn y m*H8re of principallamportance are onsite rather then their transport to a licensed radioactive materials disposal Concentrations of thorium and uranium (comunercial) sita. In many instances . - (eitherin seculae equuibrium with packaging and transporting these wastes their daughters or without daughters to a licensed disposal site would be too present) . oostly and not justined from tia Volume of contaminated sou Costs for offsite and onsite disposal - standpoints r sisk to the public health or cost bene 8t. Furtherumore, because of Avauability of offsite burialspace the to's! volunm of these wastes. limited Disposalalte charactenstics ' * comunercial waste disposal capacity. Depth of burial and a-indlity of 1 and restrictions placed on receipt of buried wastes ' long-lived wastes at comunercial sites. it State andlocalgovenuneet views * # B. Branch Technical Position' Disposal or Oneite Storage of Thorium a at or Uranium Westos prom Past weste disposal sites. Dere are five acceptable options for j i U- Effective January 38.3%.NRC . or onsite storage of thorium -* answev:Nuclest Regulatory regulations in to CFR 20. " Standards for uranium contaminated wastes. - - Protection Against Radiation", were Applications for disposal or storage will- * Comminion (NRC). be approved if the guidelines diae====d - acnose Discusion of options for NRC amended (45 FR 71781-71782) to delete i 30.304 which provided general under any option are met. Applications approval of applications for disposal or for othermethods of disposalmay be onsite storage of thorium or uraniugn authority for disposal of radioactive wastes: interim use and public coan.wnt. mawrials by burialin soil Under the subanted and thue win buvaluated amended regulations.liteneses must en their own merits. . eussenaav:%is notice discusses five apply for and obtain specific NRC 1.Disposalof acceptablylow options for NRC spproval of disposal or approval to dispose of radioactive concentratione (which meet EPA | materials in this manner under the cleanup standards) of natural thoriusa , , onsite storese or thorium or uranium westee from past nuclear operstaone, provimons of 10 CPR 20.302. A case-by. with daughters in secular equilibrium. | | 1- The options are contained in a Branch once review was believed needed to ' depleted or enriched uranium, and

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aruium me with daughters in secular and natural uranium ore wates 3. Disposal oflow concentrations of equilibrium with no resniction on bunal containing daughters not at secular natural uranium ores, with all daughters method. equilibrium can be calculated on a case. In equilibrium. when buried under Under this option, the concentrations by. case baals using the applicable prescribed conditions in areas soned for ^ * et asrural thorium and depleted or isotopic actavities data. industrial use and the recorded title . enriched uranium wastes are set 2. Disposal of certain low documents are amended to state that the 1 aufHciently low that no member of the concentretions of natural thorium wi'.h specified land contains buried pubbe is expecsed to receive a radiation daughters in secular equilibrium and { radioactive meterials and are i done comunitment from the disposed depleted or enriched uranium with no conditioned in a manner acceptable ' materials in excess of 1 millired per year daughters present when buried under under state law to impose a covenant es the lung or 3 milkreds per year to the prescribed conditions with no running with the land that the specified bone trooi inhalation and ingestion, subsequent land use restrictions and no land may not be used for residential under any foreseeable use of the continuing NRClicensing of the building. (There is no continuing NRC meterial or property. These rediation material licensing of the material) Under this option the concentrations ~ dree guidelines were recommened by Disposal will be approved if the burial 6e Environmental Protection Agency of natural thorium and uranium are set cri eria outlined in option 2 (inc% ding IEPA) for protection agalast sufficiently low so that no member of the public will receive a radiation dose burial at a minimum of 4 feet) are met. teneursnium elements present in the Depen &ng uponlocalwu enviromnent as a result of unplanned exceeding those discussed under optio* characteristics burials at depths greater sentaminaden (42 FR annsa annaa). In , 1 when toe wastes are buried in an addition, the cocoentrations are approved mant.or abeant intrusion into than 4 feet may be required. la onder to aufBelantly low as that no individual the burialgrounda.nis opean will assure protection against redan 222 releases (daughterin decay chain of may receive an external does in excess require establishing prescribed - conditions for dis la the lioenee, uranium 2as and urantats 234).1 tis of to microroentsens per hour above necessary that the recorded utle i background.nis le compstible with such as dqth an distribution of ' natarial, to =ial= lea the Hkelihood of documents be amended to state in the soldelinesIPA proposed as cleanup permanentland records that no totrusion. Burial wiu be standards forinactive uranium sted oni if resideadalbuilding should be processing entes (es FR 2586-2883). 1.* can be demonsweted t the tied over speciBed areas ofland - For natural urnalen ores having asterials will be stabilised in place and are daughters in equilibrium, the amt be kanspormd away from the site. netwaluranium are resides (U-ass plus U-234)la concentrations excoc: ling eencontration limit is equal to that set Acceptability of the site for disposal to pCi/p hw W buMiduuial by the epa (es FR asso-ases)for wn! dead on kpogre cal buildingis acceptable solong as the sodium-aas(i.a 5pCi/sm.includtag 8" logical. bydrologs and ' background) and its decay products. meteorologicalcharacteriones of the concanestion of buried meterial does % concentrations speciDed below site. At a mininium, burial dqe wlH be not exceed to pC1/sm of uranium Sa are believed appropriate to apply. It is at Imt im fut below tbnerface.In Ra-226 shall not exceed 20 pCi/gn). - 4. Disposal ofland use-limited and operations will be in na such a manner as to =ial-ima the b i uranium wi ushters posebul soil cata=landon and ,,,,,,g,gyg agg3g,, ,,,, , ,,,,g,,3 secular equuhrium and deplewd or m. .dmeer.e organ. An average dose not wiched uranium without daughters somnably achievable. =stree,op.eexa er_. =.m recommandd byinwrnadonal and use and the recorded title documents are - national radiation expert bodies to limit amended 2 stew est the land contains population doses. With respect to buried radioactive materialand am "" """ c===i. haiting doses to individual body organs, condi:foned in a manner acceptable .b"",". the concentretions are sufDciently low under statmw toimpose a covenant running wtw land that the land (1) may . an= mis == ruse s== wem o as that no individual will receive a dose la ** " excess of gro millirens to any organ not be excavated below stated depths in "",O,"."."""""""''''"" from exposure to natural thorium. 8Ftcified areas ofland unless cleared by a===s r ^ se depleted ursalum or enriched uranium. appropriate health authorities. (2) may ""* 7%*Z'"" "-"" ' '' , N average activity concentretion of not be used for residential or industrial radioactive material that may be buried structures over specined amas where under this option in the case ol aatwal The analysis upon which the Branch radioactive materials in concentrations | thorium (3-232 plus %-228)is 50 pCi/ hisher than specified in options 2 and 3 Technical position is based is avaliable | sm,if au daughters are present and in are buried. and (3) may not be used for i . for inspection at the Commission's equilibrium: for enriched uranium it is agricultural purposes in the specined . public Document Room et 1717 H St | 100 pCl/sm if the uranium is soluble and areas. (There is no continuing NRC ' N.W., Washaston. D.C. 280 pct /sm if insoluble: for depleted licensing of the disposal sita.) he corcentrations spec 1Aed under &issption may be compared with uranium it is too PCi/sm if the uranium Under this option, conditions of burial is soluble and 300 pCi/gm if insoluble, will be such that no member of the natumily occurring thorium and uranium Natural uranium ores containing radium public will receive radiation doses in are concentrations of 1J pCi/sm in 22s and its daughters are not included ipens rock amid uranium excess of tBose discussed under option 1 under this option. because of possible eencentretions of120 pCi/sm in Florida absent intrusion into the burial ground. redon 222 emanations and resultant Criteria for disposal under these fennessa bituminous shais.phate, lugher rock than and acceptsble 30-e0 exposurepCl/sm ofin conditions as predicated upon the Individuals in private residences if assumption that latentionalintrusion is Concentration limits for natural thorium houses were built over buried materials. less likely to occur if a warning is given

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1000 pCl/smif the uraniumis soluble '| and 2500 PCl/gmifinsoluble;and for U#*'88' A * N @ **d h depleted urentuan it is 2000 pC1/gm if the N- @*' Y h#M# uraniumis soluble and 3000 pCl/smif M - insoluble. P' 8'"" '''8 8*** ** "I same ases.summe . With roepect to natural uranian with daughters present and in ega'llbrium. be buried ' theunder concentre%. this opieils 300 that pCI may/gm of U-ass plus U-234. i.e 100 pC1/gm Re-aan.This concentretion is based on a limited ' . exposure of 2.4 hours per day to lindt the redon dose to less than 0.5 working level month (WIM)whichis equivakst to continuous exposure to 042 working - level (WL). Depending upon local soil characteristics, burials et depths greater than 4 feet may be required.

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outhority of the e , -mi==&a= la the State ArticJe V, Co==i==ia= an emergency situstion ; under chapters e, y, and a, and section ' gg " sheB set affect the mists imedisk schon to tot of b Act with sospect to the endd, i -- r-=1 protect puhuc and safety and the - foDowing materials: lee dan under , subsection 1st b. or L of the Act to issue State has faasd to take meesseary steps. ) A. Byproduct materials as defined in rules, regulationes orders to protect ne Cos==Imaton shau periodicauy , section11e.(1)of the Act; the aa==== defense cui security, to s review this Agr=====* and actions * B. Source tnoterials: and ~ protect restricted data e to guard , taka by ee State ander this Asmaat i C. Special nuclear materials in b ense compliance with section 274 of against the loss er diversion of special | quantities not sufficient to form a ee Act. nuclear metastal. j critical mass. ' Ag;cs,sq. , ArticAr LX A'f/CI'll " h Canumission will use its best his Agreement abau become | nis Agreement does not provide for efforts to cooperate with the State sad effective on Aprill,1992, and shall I discont. nuance of any sobrity and the other Agreement States in the mnnin la effect unless and sta such ;

, ' Commission shall retain sobrity and fomulation of standards and mgulatory une as it is teminated pesamt to ; responsibility with respect to regulation progens of the Stah and the a$cle VIR. | of: r==ission for protection against Dame at Rockdue. Eryland in triplicate. A.b construction and operation of anank of radiadon and 2 amm eat mis soth day of Masch. seat. State and Comission progens for any production or utilisation faciliIF For the United States Nuclear Reguletary protection agalust hasards of radiation Commission. Ivan Selin. Chairman. W.He export from or impon into the will be coordinated and compatible. N Done at Augusta. Mains. In tripliante, this United States of byproduct, source, or State will use it best efforts to cooperate asth day of mech. seet. special nuclear material, or of any with the Commission and oeer production or utilisation facility; For the State of Mains. lohn R. McKeman. ir., Agreement States in the formulation of Governer. C.He disposalinto the ocean or sea of prendards and regulatory programs of Dated at Rockville, this oth day of April byproduct, source, or special nuclear the State and the Commission for seas, protection against hasards of radiation weste materials as delined in - - Far the United States Nucleet Regulatory regulations or orders of b and to assure that the State's prograin Commisnon. i Commission; will continue to be compatible with the Shelden A. Shorts, D. & disposal of such other byproduct, p source, or special nuclear material as 6 '#''## ''#'#* olIi ''I##### #"9'''"** [FR Doc. 92-es30 Filed 4-15-42; B:45 am] ee Caminission fan Hme k Hme and b r==ission wiH ese bir het efforts to keep each other informed of asAan ones m e * a determines by regulation or order p pond chnga in bir respective

, na rds the f, no be so C#en ne leanup * ins et nd tp i eend. disposed of without a license frora the criteria, and to obtain the comments and ''I"' Me!nmare' - - - - " Commission; assistance of the other party thereon. 8"** E. %e land disposal of source. * Anjet, yff . - byproduct and special nuclear messesv: Nuclear Regulatory Commission. me crial received from other persons: e d f"tpro I acteost Notice of availability of NRC action plan, F. The extraction or concentration of recognition of licenses for the materials source material from source material need in adicleIHoused by se oew " sussssastv:h NRC has developed an ore and the management and disposal 7 ",bely tfm Action Plan to describe the approach the- of the resulting byproduct material ss ee State agree to use their best efforts to '8 " *F *EI*** " "*'' O' Article /// lop appropriate ations, contaminated _ h',** 'g*,dipg %Is Agreement may be amended, Decommissioning Management Plan upon application by the State and hQ-Qbe (SDMP).N objective of this plan is to approval by the Commission, to include Article VIII communicate the Commission's generst , the additional area (s) specified in artir.le %e Commlasion, upon its own '*Pectation that sites listed in the SDMP 4 II. paragraph E or F, whmby the State initiative after reasonable notice and be cleaned up in a timely and effective - ) can exert regulatory control over the opportunity for bearing to the State, or manner.nis plan (1) identifies existing materials stated herein. upon request of the Governor of the criteria to guide cleanup of

Articlely . State, may terminate or suspend all or contaminated sous, structures, and part of this Agreement and reassert b equipasent and emphasizes site. specific Notwithstanding this Agreement, the licensing and regulatory authority ' application of the As14w As Commission may from time to time by -vested in it under the Act if the Reasonably Malevable (ALARA) rule, regulation, or order, require that the ca==lamian finds that (1) such principle:(2) states the NRC's position manufacturer, processor, or producer of termino 6cn or suspension is required to on the finality of decommissioning any equipment, device, commodity, or , protect the public health and safety, or decisions;(3) deselbes the NRC's other product containing source. (2) the State has not ca= lead with one general expectation that SDMP site byproduct. or special nuclear material or more of the requirements of section cleanup will be completed within a 4- shall not transfer possession or control 274 of the Act.De ca== lesion may . year timeframe after opwations cease or of such product except pursuant to a also, puremaet to section 2748 of the Act, 3 years efter the issuance of an initial license or an exemption from licensing temporarily suspend all or part of thin cleanup order: (4) identifies currently issued by the Commission. Agreement if,in the judgment of the available guidanos on site ,

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characterization work in support of currently included in the SDMP (the ' Division ofIndustrial and Medical decommissioning; and (5) describes the SDMP does not include more routine Nuclear Safety. November 4.1963. process the NRC staff will use to decommissioning cases such as nuclear 3. ' Termination of Operating IJcenses establish and enforce schedules for power reactors). The SDMP has been for Nuclear Reactors," Regulatory Culde timely cleanup on a site-specific basia. efiective in ensuring coordination and 1.88. June 1974. Table 1. for surface Aoonasses:Other documents resolution of some of the policy and - contamination of reactor facility referenced in this notice may be regulatory issues affecting site structures. Also Cobalt-60. Cesium-137 reviewed and/or copies for a fee f:om decommissioning. Progress on actual and Europium-152 that may exist in the NRC Public Document Room,2120 L site remediation, however, continues to concrete, components, and structures Street NW. (lower Level). Washington, be slow.The limited progress to date ' should be removed so the indoor DC 20555. has prompted the Commission to direct exposure rate is less than 5 POn runTHEn INFOnesaT10N CONTACT: the NRC staff to initiate actions to ' microroentgen per hour above natural John A. Austin. Chief. Decommissioning accelerate the cleanup of SDMP sites. background at 1 meter, with an overall and Regulatory Issues Branch. Division it should be noted that this Action dose objective of to millirem per year of Low-Level Waste Management and Plan itself does not contain enforceable (cf. letter to Stanford University from Decommissioning. Office of Nuclear standards and is not intended to create James R. Miller. Chief. Standardization Material Safety and Safeguards, U.S. new rights or obligations on thod parties and Special Projects Branch. Division of or to preclude litigation of properly Nuclear Regulstory Commission, Licensing. Office of Nuclear Reactor framed issues in any pendmg Washireton, DC 20555. telephone (301) Regulation. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory 504 h proceeding. Implementation of this p.k' Commission April 21.1962. Docket No, may result in the establishment of smassaNTAnY INFOResATIO8c 50-141) legally binding requirements by order or 4.The Environmental Protection L Introduction and Purpose license amendment that may be Agency's (EPA's) ** Interim Primary | enf reed on a site , specific basis. Drinking Water Regulations." 40 CFR Over the past several years, the 11 wever,n thing m this Action Planis 1 part 141 (41 FR 38404: July 9.1976). In ' Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) intended to affect hearing rights has identified over 40 nuclear material accordance with FC 83-23 the maximum associated with such orders or licensee contaminant levels for radionuclides in sites that warrant special attention by amendments or the hearing rights of the Commission.These sites have public drinking water as established by partie8 t presently pending - buildings, former waste disposal areas, the EPA should be used as reference oe x t t at standard for protection of groundwater large piles of tailings, groundwater, and 'h",dicatloja, an , g soil contaminated with low levels of and surface water resources. U.S C. 553 are not applicable, each case 5.ne EPA s Persons Exposed To uranium or thorium (source material) or will be judged on its own merits. other radionuclides. Consequently, they Transuranium Elements in The

present varying degrees of radio logical II. Action Plan , Environment"(42 FR 60956; November hazard. cleanup complexity, and cost. In accordance with the overall 30.1977). This document provides Some of the sites are still under the objective of ensuring timely and guidelines for acceptable levels of control of active NRC licenses, whereas effective cleanup of SDMP sites, the transuranium elements in soll. licenses for other sites may here NRC staff will review sita-specific plans he criteria of this section will be already been terminated or may have and take decommissioning actions considered in establishin site-specific never been issued. At some sites, consistent with the following elements: ALARA levels for each o the SDMP licenses are financially and technically sites in license amendments and orders. capable of completing cleanup in a A. Cleanup Criteria reasonable timeframe, whereas at other Pending NRC rulerr.aking on generic Y- sites, the licensee or responsible party is radiological criteria for The NRC's decision to t&rminate a " unable or unwilling to perform cleanup. decommissioning, the NRC will continue license will relieve the licensee from any j in addition, the sites are currently in to consider existing guidance, criteria. further obligation to the NRC to conduct various stages of decommissioning. At and pmtices listed below to determine additional cleanup. as long as the , h some sites, licensees have initiated whet' ' . tes have been sufficiently licensee decmommisaloned the site in decommissioning. whereas at other decons __ 2ated so that they may be full accordance with an approved sites. decommissioning has not yet been released for unrestricted use, pursuant decommissioning plan.The licensee will i planned or initiated. tc. or consistent with, the demonstrate compliance with the h ne NRC believes that the best decommissioning mles in 10 CFR 30.38, cleanup levels described in the 'I approach for minimizing the potential 40.42, 50.82. 70.38, and 72.54. %ese d.ecommissioning plan by performing a for unnecessary radiation exposures and cleanup criteria will be applied on a radiologic survey of the site prior to environmental contamination in the site-specific basis with emphasis on license termination.ne NRC usually future is to ensure that these sites are residual contamination levels that are conducts an independent survey to cleaned up in a timely and effectiva ALARA , confirm the accuracy of the licensee's manner. In 1990, the NRC implemented 1. Options 1 and 2 of the Branch termination survey.Therefore,if a the Site Decommissioning Management Technical Position " Disposal or Onsite ' licensee or responsible party cleaned up Plan (SDMP) to identify and resolve Storage of Thorium or Uranium Wastes a site, or was in the process of cleaning issues associated with the timely from Past Operations"(46 FR 52001; up a site, under an NRC-approved cleanup of these sites.De SDMP October 23,1981). decommissioning plan, the NRC will not provides a comprehensivs strategy for 2. " Guidelines for Decontamination of require the licensee to conduct NRC and licensee actidtles dealing with Facilities and Equipment Prior to additional leanup in response to NRC .. the cleanup and closure of contaminated Release for Unrestricted Use or criteria or standard established after F nuclear material facilities over which Termination of Licenses for Byproduct. NRC approval of the plan. An exception E the NRO has jurisdiction.De appendix Source or Special Nuclear Material." to this case would be in the event that 4 to this document lists the sites that are Policy and Guidance Direstive FC 83-23. additional contaminatf or, or

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noncompliance with the plan,is found of decommissioning through license reviewed regarding general aspects of < indicating a significant threat to public amendments or orders.nese schedules site charincterization activities: ! health and safety Noncompliance will provide flexibility to allow a 1. *' Survey Procedures Manual for the ! would occur with a licensee or licensee or responsible party to ORAU Environmental Survey and Site responsible party does not comply with demonstrate good cause for delaying Assessment Program." Oak Ridge an approved decommissioning plan. or cleanup based on technical and risk Associated Universities, March 1990. provides false information. reduction considerations, or for reasons %e NRC willinform EPA about 2 " Laboratory Procedures Manual for beyond their control. NRC recognizes the Environmental Survey and Site specific decommissioning actions at that at sites containing hazardous Assessment Program," Revision 5. Oak < sites.NRC will also inform State and ' local agencies that have jurisdiction chemical wastes, schedules will depend. Ridge Associated Universities, February at least in part, on the necessary 1990. over aspects concerning and approvals by other ) 3. " Quality Assurance Manual for the i decommissioning actions. responsireviews,ble egencies (e.g., EPA or State ' agenciesh - Oak Ridge Associated Universities' C. Timing Environmental Survey and Site , ' ne NRC staff will address the timing D. Site Chorocterization - Assessment Program." Revision 3. Oak of SDMP site cleanups on a case-by. Inadequate site characterization has Ridge Associated Universities, February case basis, with the expectation that | been one of the technicalissues that has 1990. ) cle anup generally be completed within delayed timely approval and 4. " Monitoring for Compliance with ! about 4 years after operations that implementation of site-specific Decommissioning Termination Survey caused the contamination cease or 3 ' decommissioning actions. Therefore, the Criteria," NUREG/CR-2082,8 June 1981.

years after issuance of an initial cleanup NRC is developing new guidance on the 5. " Guidance on the Application of i order. To achieve this objective, major content of acceptable site Quality Assurance for Characterizing a decommissioning milestones should be characterization programs conducted in Low. Level Radioactive Waste Disposal established within the following support of decommissioning actions. Site," NUREG-1383, October 1990, timeframes: The NRC has developed a draft 1. As soon es practical, but generally E. Procedures to Compel Timely 1 " Guidance Manual for Conducting Cleanup not later than 12 nonths after Radiological Surveys in Support of l notification by the NRC that J | License Termination"(NUREC/CR- The NRC staff will seek voluntary . decommissioning is expected to 5849)8 th gh Oak Ridge Associated cooperation by licensees or other | commence, the licensee or responsible Universitiu This draft manual, which responsible parties in establishing and party identified by the NRC should will be published for interim use and implementing decommissioning plans in | submit to the NRC an adequate site evaluation in April 1992, should be accordance with the objectives of this j characterization report, if that has not consulted regarding general aspects of Action Plan. For sites with active NRC yet been completed.The NRC ; site characterization activities. In licennes, an approved decommissioning i encourages early and substantive addition, this draft manual should be plan that includes appropriate schedules i coordination and communication ' used by licensees when conducting and cleanup levels will be incorporated ) between the licensee or responsible radiological surveys in support of into the license by amendment through party in planning for site j license terminations in the interim until normal licensing procedures. For sites i characterization, including NRC review the manualis finalized. NRC is with joint licenses (i.e facilities that of site characterization plans. ! developing additional guidance on possess both a materials and a non- ; 2. As soon as practical, but generally specific aspects of site characterization, power reactor license), a coordinated not later than 6 months after NRC i such as hydrogeologic assessment of approach under both licenses will be j approval of the site characterization contaminated sites. taken in establishing appropriate report, the licensee or responsible party Until specific NRC guidance on site schedules and plans for should submit to the NRC a site characterization is developed, licensees decommissioning. lf a site is not under decommissioning plan for approval should continue to review relevant an active license, the NRC may impose a based on the site characterization information from existm' a documenta on decommissioning plan by order. { results.The decommissioning plan site characterization such as those in cases where voluntar, cooperation | should include schedules for completing identified below. Although NRC is ineffective in establishing acceptable ,f site decommissioning work in a timely recognizes that these documents do not - schedules for completing and effective manner, including plans to completely address site characterization decommissioning actions, the NRC will dispose of contaminated materials either needs for decommissioning, use of these establish legally binding requirements on.,%e pursuant to 10 CFR 20.302 (or 10 references,in addition to site-specific and take enforcement action, as CFR 20.2002 of the revised to CFR part ' consultation with the NRC staff, will necessary, to compel timely and 20), or at a licensed disposal facility belp ensure that site characterization is offsite, effe'ctive cleanup of SDMP sites. appropriately planned and conducted so Demands for Information may be used 3. As soon as practical, but generally that final site characterization reports to establish licenses commitments to not later than la months after NRC are submitted with minimal deficiencies perform major decommissioning approval of the site decommissioning and in a timely manner,The following activities. Enforcement actions may plan, the licensee or responsible party documents, available from the NRC should complete all decommissioning Public Document Room, should be e Recs mA peana tre

work and termination surveys, so that - supenniendent of Docuawnte, us Covernmeni l sitee or facilities can be released for a A free eingle copy of dreh NtTREC/CR-4Me Pnntme Omce. P.O. Box s?os2. washington. DC | unrestricted use after termination of the mer be requested by wrinns to the UA Nuclear atuns-70e2. Copies erg eleo available from the | L Iicense, as appropriet8. Regulatory Consueeloe. Attn: Dietributha and Mall Nataanal Technical Information Service. 52ss Port in implementing this approach, the Bernces Section, room NuGA. Wphinstan. DC Royal Road Springrand VA 2nst. A copy is also aossa, A copy 6. eleo eveitable for inspect 6ae and/ eveitable for inepectior. and/or copying at tre NRC NRC will establish specific and or copytne to the NRC Pubhc Docuawat Room. 21m Public Document Room. 20o 1. Strwt NW. (Lmr enforceable milestones for each phase L Street, Nw. [ Lower level). Weehington, DC. Lev 4 Wohmaton. DCL

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, include issuance of orders, includmg APPENo(x--ExisTmG SDMP S4TES- o immediately effective orders, to compel DC to obtain, on a voluntary basis, Continued j actions by licensees or other responsible detailed statistics of racial and ethnic parties. If necessary NRC willisnue composition of the construction q snename ;j orders requiring payment of funds into a ' a a--i . workforce on the project. , Respondents-Construction ;y decommisaloning escrow account when Harney and warmer .4 ' any cower 6a - contractors. ' a licensee or responsible party fails to H*"*o*um*** La**'**u. * meet an agreed upon schedule and has (cimar orL Clearance Officer-Talbot 1. Nicholae o e. [ crescent [ IL Attorney. (202) 724-9055, PADC. suite * not already estab!fshed an adequate Magne um Denven decommissioning fund pursuant to, or nonwigion. m 1220 North.1331 Pennsylvania Avenue. A uovcxea weer-vion. PA NW., Washington.DC 20004. consistent with, the decommissioning umymrp. vors. PA

. OMB Reviewen Elizabeth flarker, Iundmg rules (to CFR 30.35,40.36,50.82, CW'h 8* "'S"'' 04 i| "Q"*"* S***' (202) 395-3750 Office ofinformation and i 70.25 and 72.30).The amot nt of the Nucseer weism escrow account will be bated upon and conowd.su Regulatory Affairs. Office of ' Permegren ueda, PA . Management and Budget. New be consistent with the estimated cost Posses chemrmi PWeeks. PA. ( required to complete site cleanup. Other ' " * ' ' * " ' " ' * " Executive Office Building. 72517th St. enforcement aetions may include 8"c*om"8'pariy " ^** NW., Washington, DC 20503. Rui Taarmam Anhismune. OH , escalated payment of funds into the art out noes r su Dated: April 141992. escrow account based on a licensee's or Sa Lgnt corporemm- PA - gg ' Executive Dinscior. it t o rA u tion 1o at u,,a,so, [ 1 (m Doc. 92-m3 nled 4-tm e.45 am) ' account will be dedicated for use to Teies ineirumenis Arseboso, su - **2mne connes**w finance the cleanup of the site. Finally, Unna$ Nucker capweson Wood Rwer. Amictm. the NRC will consider issuing civil at -- ) penalties where (1) the licensee or NMyem weason,O p " ; SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE responsible party fails to comply with udit t' COMMISSION an order compelling payment into an mit Lake Lanma et man. so *h**"*'"''''' I escrow account; or (2) the licensee or G'''''nas. PA Forms Under Review by Office of responsible party fails to comply with a [u

_ g 'g* *R Management and Budget , requirement or an order compelling v cleanup when there is already sufficient Agency Clearance Officer-Kenneth Fogash (202) 272-2142. , decommissioning funding. Additionally. (FR Doc. 92-a636 Filed 4-1002; 8 45 am) NRC may seek court injunctions to anAsse caos t'''*** Upon written request u.py available compel enforcement of these orders. from: Securities and Excharge Commission, Office of Filings, y'j Deted at Rockville. Maryland, this 10th day of Apnl.1991 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Information and Consumer Services. ? Washington, DC 20549. . For the Nucicer Regulatory Commission DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION khn H. Austin. Extension ' Public Information Conection e oc fr no w Ms S bmNted HMS W I oste u a b-1 thro i e No. 270- Management ondDecommission4. OMice of 135 Nuclear Matena/Sofety andSofeguards. PADC has submitted (on April 1,1992) Notice is hereby given pursuant to the the following public information Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980 (44 APPENotx-.-EXISTING SDMP SrTES collection requirement to OMB for U.S.C. 3501 et seq.) that the Securities snerunw review and clearance under the and Exchange Commission tocenon Paperwork Red.iction Act of 1980. Pub. (Commission) has submitted a request L. 96-511 (44 U.SJC. ch. 35). Copies of the for extension for Rule 206(3F2 under the A&enced uncecal oeweland. OH SY"""* submission may be obtained by calling Investment Advisers A::t of1940(17 fu " the PADC clearance officer listed. Send CFR 275.206(3)-2) and Rules 8b-1 ~ wv comments to the OMB reviewerlisted through 8b-32 (17 CFR 270.8b-1 to Aberosen emang Abwomen. uo Ground and to the PADC clearance officer. 270.8b-32), a family of rules under , p Army Arsensi watenown, sa - Pennsylvania Avenue Development section 8(b)of theInvestment Company 8*bac* *"d ***" Act of 1940. * Aa*a. PA Corporation Rule 206(3}-2 permits registered < y s'p h OMBNumben 320s. investment advisers to comply v,th p puod compar.y emedema,eA { caboi comoreton. BoyenD=% PA Fonn NumbenNo form number section 206(3) of the Inve:tment avallable; information requested in the cabot comwaton . neeens PA Advisers Act of1940 by obtaining a Quarterly Workforce Report for the , blanket consent from a client to enter CM* c m C N og < Federal Triangle Development Project in into agency cross transactions, provided j teen A,e t Washington, DC. , . cronwiron corporene onwand. OR certain disclosure is made to the cbent. ' Title: Quarterly Workforce Report. c,7an*'C Approximately 100 respondents utthae on _ Powling. New YA escription: Under the authority of 4 po cy,em,c, the rule annually, necessitating about u csand. se and aer the Pennsylvania Avenue Development 122 responses each year, for a ofal of () cay, wi , ' CorporaUon Act. as amended (Pub. L - E**m ustaie uarena. OR 12.200 responses. Each response E"9*"*'8 - 92-578) and PADC's Affirmative Action requires about .5 houn, for a total of ) "*"d*"" ; l , Policy and Pmoedure. 36 Cm part 906, 6.100 hours, o'Csen,,cos j * U M "ur PADC has requested the developer of Rules 8b-1 through 8b -32 providas Ae=netwoon - i the Federal Triangle site in Washington. standard instructions to guide persons

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