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UNCLAS RE BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR USE IN O ISCUSSING AN AEC-OOfl AGREEMENT FOR THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE PRECLEANUP SURVEY OF EN IWETOK ATOLL. AN INTE!?AGENCY MEETING WAS CONOUCTED ON SEPT. 7, 1972, EY THE ASS!STANT 1. THE AEC WOULD 2. THE UOCI WOULD OF THE ATOLL. INTERIOR, AT WHICH TIME THE”FOLLOWlffi WERE AGREEO TO: FUND FOR THE RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY. TH?S ?4EET!NG IS DOCUMENTED IN DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR MEMORANDUM BEST COPY AVAILABLE THE P~JRPilSE OF THE ,AEC RAO 10 LOGfC.4L SURVEY IS TO DEVELOP Sufficient
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1. WHETHER ALL OR ANY PART OF THE ATOLL CAN BE SAFELY RE!NHABITEO. 3. RESTRICTIONS, IF ANY, WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED .4FTER ~EPOPULAITION, OPERATIONAL AND FUNDtNG RESPONSIBILITIES: RCSPONSIEI!LITY FOQ THE RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY tS ASSIGNED TO THE MANAGCR, NEVADA OPERATIONS OFFICE, USAEC, WHO W!LL ASSIGN A FIELf) SURVEY MA!JFCCR THE ?4ANAGER , NV IS RESPONSIBLE TO THE COMMISSION FOR: 1. CONDUCTING A RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY AND SAMPLING. 30 PREPARATION OF A REPORT OF SURVEY AMI ANALYSIS. THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DNA) WILL PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING LOG ISTICAL 1. AIR ANO SEA LOGISTICS. 3. ISLAND BASE SUPPORT, WHICH INCLUDES FEEDlhE, HOUSING, MEDICAL TEE OPERATIONAL CONTROL OF THE AEC FIELD SURVEY VPNGER. IYCLUCIED VAY
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PAGE 3 RHWNEAA 0114 UNCLAS TECHNICAL SURVEY TASKS A!I!!3 A LIMITED AMOUNT OF CONTRACTOR FIELD COYCURRENT WITH THE RAOfOLOGtCAL SURVEY, AN ENGINEERING CLEANUP SURV[ WILL ASLO BE CONDUCTED BY DOD (DNA). THIS ENGINEERING SURVEY ?S NOT A Phf?T OF THE RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY, BuT IS IN PqEP.4RAT!Ohf FOR THE CLEANUP PHASE OF THE EFFORT, ‘WHICH, WE UN!lERSTh ND, WILL BE THE FOR THE DOD ENGINEERING SURVEY, THE AEC WILL PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING ;. PERSONNEL DOSIMETRY OF SURVEY Personnel 3. RADIOLOGICAL ADVICE PERTINENT TO 13EBRIS REMOVAL. 4, lDENTIF?ChTfON OF ANY UWJSUAL RADIOLOGICAL HAZARDS, ?/E BELIEVE THAT THE RESPONSIBILITIES AS DELINE3TFD ABOVE ARE GENERAL! WITHIN THE SPIRIT OF THE AEC-DOD AGREEMENT AS IT RELATES TO OFFCONTINENT READINESS, WHICH RECOGNIZES THE UNIQUE AREAS OF COMPETENCY OF THE INDIVIDUAL AGENCIESo
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