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recommendations to DOE on several projects
and' issues, and commented on a number of
documents released during the period. In 1999,
the SSAB 'had up to 18 voting members, five
exoffido members, and a Deputy Designated
Federal Official.
Environmental Information Center
The public has access to the AdniiDistrative
Record and' prograrntDatic doci.nuents at the
DOE
.
Environmental' Information . Center in the
West Kentucky Technology Park, 175 Freedom
Boulevard, Kevil,. Kentucky. In addition,
documents fOf public comment are placed in the
McCracken County Public Library (formedy the
Paducah Public Library), 555 Washington
Street" Paducah, Kentucky. Th~ libfary is open
Monday thrOugh Thursday from 9 .a.m. to 9 p.m.,
Fijday,and-Saturday from 9 a~m. to ,6p.in., and
Sunday from 1 to 6p;m.
Other' Activities
In accordarice with Issue #2, PGDP-INV-
99-02, Action 2A-l of the' Corrective Action
Plan in . Response to the DOE Phase I
Independent Investigation ofihe. Paducah
Gaseous Diffusion Plant (BJC/OR-4531R1),
temporary radiological postings were installed at
several locations during the week of October 18,
1999. (These 'h~ve since been replaced with
permanent postings.) The postings, warn of
various radiological contami~ation . areas both
inside and outside the PGpI> securitY fence.
Postings were placed only in those areas on DOE
property where data existwpich indica~e
contamination at levels above the 10 CPR 835
requirements. Posting locations outside the
pODP security fence include: the North-South
Diversion Ditch from the plant security fence· to
KY 358 (Ogden Landing Road); KPDES Outfall
Ditch 01 1:; Little Bayou Creek and, iiIstitutional
controls near KY 358; Little Bayou Creek and
institutional controls near McCaw Road; KPDES
Outfall 015; and several WAG 17 rubble piles
(BIC 2000a).
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