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Revise of Hanford W. Waste IIS
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3.5.5.41
3.5.6.10
4.2.8
3.5.6.12
4.2.10
4.4 First paragraph. 1he whole may dash to the a heally
exposed individual fax 1904 vas tWO milliten. It probably
should sles Us added net this tw milliien . net nreasneed
in the mviro.ma,t bet is h vas de[SUg] the'sU i the
use of mtlels.
4.5 Bones a the page. This sentence Mich b eg ins an Page
4.4 says net the 200 scoB'6 pleb®u msfeallY vas f0[roU
by flood sates net ocxvrred 13,000 years ago. Tlfs
- statement Mies not Within a 13,000 year perioisufflclent
£lead would occur Liar mould alts the 200 ax es
planes in same satmse. This mould IndicaTn a mjoi
uph®val Mich opponee to mctnsUct the glintfan give
on pages 3.47 and 3.43 Mese is ict On use is desCenDI as
minimal. If a mijor mfornetion of thn 200 area plateau
wee to take place, even in the 40.000 to 50,000 year tine
I., no plutonim left behind in seen sites Wald only
rave gone thragh at m st t eo ball-lives. The minims
Im pact cited previously on 3.48 dres not appenr valid if
awns a J. upi seal Would take place net sufficient to
Nave fonrcd ne plateau 13,000.yeais ego. Perhaps a
little bit better agreaemt betvem ne'tsc secti ons noels
to be, Beds so net sue section .ppe'le, tie. -tier.
4.14, Figure 4.7 The £igete illustrating seines Water bodies m the Ham
ford site I. out of date. Z-19 ditch no l onger exists,
the 216 S-10 ditch no longer exists, the upper half of the
U-14 ditch his been ecolacai by a power h0tiss pond. In
addltim to tout. the B pond (B M. B-M. and B-Sc )
Implies that noie am only three sstimu to. net pond
Mare tie 3-A 1 B.
net
es Care expansion lm`ns n the I.
pond, m at ther e. are in effect fax pond sections at
this tine. A possible ailition could M tto meting
pond whin is planned in tin future. .There should also be
an explanati on, as W the nucbering meflwd logy of those
sites, e.g., net too 216, stands for 200 a rea lcs-level
liquid vests site etc. the nestooing of the site axe not
mimsistent. lost flee listed se 216 the co, lettis and
the mmh3. The U-14 and Z-19 aes mi listed net WeY.
wmsistary is nettled.
4.14 last Sentence. U.S. Army Coipr. of Ebglneers earlier
caalU¢rd possible mnsmnction a a Ben Franklin tam
hoover, these is m indi cation in this section tout the
Plans for Licit sera rave been elln5natel. Clerlflestim is
nialcd.
4.10 The BeSelt Butesoppings m Figte 4.8 sod 4.9 i 't nob n
amend bbl. Motmnin, (able Woe aho to th0 most M
Cable Butte.
4.21 ' . SecnM paw graph. ShNles ihoimte fiat these is migraties
N the south and cast of Gable Mowrtain pmid in the
confined sWifei.. ne t then let¢' says not any conteninates
In not confined aquifer mould disobsi a batl to the
encsdAnsi sgoffef in the vicinity Of Nast Iake. Nest
lake is to the tea thsest of Cable maintain Fond and yet
thn £l. is cited es migrating seen arW cont. 1H u t
state ants don't seen to egcee wi th Oath other.
4.28 in Section 4.6.9, Ibieataarl and 0.1i geaal Species, the
S econd sensor MYS flat these, are se endo geied or
Gueitened plant Species m the site. Tfim Table 4.12
lists five plant species as ondangaed end tlaeaka^.
Ibeoe I6 ticoUction be e.
4.30 In Section 4.7, first paragraph, it says that Gee entire
150D afuoiis kilmeetets. of Use Hanford site is a mitmlled
. A definition of ^.trolled eras^ ends to W
Smlutlel. Metter it is for sccrrity isenc e,. radial gical
reasons, er for both .
4.30 Last Wllet, the 600 gins 6 iptign. An sddltival lend
use in the 600 axes 1s retired dry ste disposal often,
and veral to le el livid sesbc lisp sal Sites swi g se
the Gable Heatazn 1 end the 9C contmilef area, both
Of Mleh am netnicelly in ne 600 anas.
5.4 Section 5.1.4, nine p agrsp , Ap,hllpble WnconYating
Guides. nestle W be, referenced and perhaps Lave a little
bit of additioeal explanation se to Nat guides are in
fat applicable N the fun£ord site.
5.4 Fifth pragraph. It Says net lov-levels a radlonocljUss
obcoxval in nest feed stuff saelm are attributeble, to
wild-vfde fellent. Men a fat¢ seeteeco says ceielt,
Sttcotimn, and Cason Wee tletatai in sore of these
sveples net vin concentiations low enough net any radfaifan
dose_ resulting I. than mould be negligable. and 35
sell below applicable rndiati. psobection stamtardss. That
- rears be inply that the activity detected In these sesplas
Is not fran fallout m it sppsas that it is in m,teadicticm
to the first sentseco of the p graph.
General Ltonant:
]he eubjec.t of sleep geologic disposal alternative 3s
raker tt mspheut this ddiamt. hwever, in sdditi on n
- raisin the Issue, the fact that the seep geological
eccesitnry, inpect in not tin ferpose of Nis doeirtaR is
al. spesed Guwekwut tM M. Thies results In se irmoplebe
sod confusing BLS. It illusteano not tin tse
pmjects sea lntertvinsi eel cannot be seixrataf. Fifers
this Incrnpleteness could be ovOrq re if note of the
natters associated vin rte does geological repocitmy
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