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Environmental Assessment and
Finding of No Significant Impact for
License Amendment No. 64 for Umetco
Minerals Corporation Gas Hill
Reclamation Project, License No.
SUA–648
Nuclear Regulatory
Commission.
AGENCY:
ACTION:
Notice of Availability.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Dominick A. Orlando, Senior Project
Manager, Special Projects Branch,
Decommissioning and Uranium
Recovery Licensing Directorate,
Division of Waste Management and
Environmental Protection, Office of
Federal and State Materials and
Environmental Management Programs,
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission,
Washington, DC 20555. Telephone:
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The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
Commission (NRC) is considering the
issuance of a license amendment to
Source Materials License SUA–648
issued to Umetco Minerals Corporation
(Umetco or the licensee) to authorize
repairs to the erosion protection system
at its Gas Hills Reclamation Project in
Fremont and Natrona Counties,
Wyoming. The NRC has prepared an
Environmental Assessment (EA) for this
proposed action in accordance with the
requirements of Title 10 of the Code of
Federal Regulations (10 CFR) part 51.
Based on the EA, the NRC has
concluded that a Finding of No
Significant Impact (FONSI) is
appropriate with respect to the
proposed action. The amendment will
be issued following the publication of
this Notice.
The current Umetco site consists of
three primary tailings disposal areas on
the 1,920 acre parcel—the 170 acre
Above-Grade Tailings Impoundment
(AGTI), the 55 acre A–9 Repository (A–
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9), and the 60 acre Heap Leach Area. In
addition, the Gas Hills Pond No. 2 area,
adjacent to the Heap Leach Area, also
contains waste from heap leach
operations.
Umetco submitted a reclamation plan
for the AGTI area of the site in 1980.
During the mid-1990s, the existing
reclamation plan was reevaluated to
address potential erosion of the cover
design and additional contamination
identified adjacent to the existing cover
in the area. In addition, given the NRC’s
position on the acceptance of previously
approved reclamation plans and license
termination requirements, Umetco reexamined the AGTI reclamation design
and the completed work, and concluded
that license termination would not be
possible with the existing erosion
protection design. Umetco submitted an
enhanced reclamation plan for the AGTI
area in October 1997. The NRC
approved this enhanced plan in 1999. In
2000, Umetco requested approval for
modification of the erosion protection
design to prevent potential disturbance
of cultural resources discovered during
reclamation activities. The modification
was approved by the NRC in April 2001.
Umetco completed the work in this area
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in 2002. The A–9 is a former open pit
uranium mine that was used for tailings
disposal. The original reclamation plan
was previously approved by the NRC,
but the cover was never constructed.
Umetco submitted a revised reclamation
plan in 1998 to implement
modifications to the A–9. The NRC
approved the revised reclamation plan
in 1999 [NRC 1999]. Umetco completed
work in this area in 2006.
In June 2007, Umetco submitted the
Construction Completion Report
documenting the completed
construction activities at the site
inclusive of the AGTI and A–9
reclamation covers. The Construction
Completion Report was subsequently
approved by License Amendment 60 in
September 2008.
Monitoring and inspection activities
performed by Umetco on the AGTI and
A–9 reclamation covers identified
isolated areas of erosion, namely subgrade erosion of the erosion protection
layer resulting in isolated, shallow
incisions of the underlying cover soils.
While this issue has resulted in shallow
incisions of the underlying cover soils
in isolated locations, the incisions do
not extend deeper than 12–18 inches. In
addition, the frost protection layer is 54
inches thick on the cover and the radon
barrier is located beneath the frost
protection layer. Thus, it does not
appear that there has been a release of
tailings or degradation of the radon
attenuation capacities of the completed
reclamation covers.
On December 21, 2010, Umetco
submitted an evaluation that identified
what Umetco believed was the reason
for the incisions and requested approval
of an enhanced design to repair the
cover. The current licensing action is to
approve Umetco’s request.
Environmental Assessment Summary
The purpose of the proposed
amendment is to authorize the repair of
the erosion protection system at
Umetco’s Gas Hills Reclamation Project
site, in Fremont and Natrona Counties,
Wyoming. By letters dated December 21,
2010, May 10, 2011, June 8, 2011, July
13, 2011, and July 18, 2011, Umetco
submitted a request for approval of, and
provided additional information
supporting, their proposed repair
approach for the cover.
Umetco proposes to correct the subgrade erosion by placing a bedding layer
under the AGTI and A–9 covers by one
of two methods. The first would involve
removing the cover, laying down a
bedding layer and replacing the cover.
The second method would involve
laying the bedding layer on the cover
and using a mechanical vibrator to move
the bedding layer under the cover.
Umetco also proposed installing
bedding layer on the northeast portion
of the AGTI to reduce erosion and repair
erosion sink holes and repairing the
erosion control apron on the southeast
corner of the AGTI by placing riprap
around the apron channel.
The NRC staff has prepared the EA in
support of the proposed licensing
action. The EA evaluates the repair of
the AGTI, A–9 and other locations and
is limited to these repair impacts as all
other impacts were previously evaluated
in the approvals of the final cover as
described above.
Umetco will perform the proposed
activities either on the existing tailings
pile or on areas that were disturbed
during earlier closure activities and
were previously evaluated by NRC. The
footprint of the site will not be
expanded as a result of the proposed
actions. The NRC staff, therefore, does
not expect the proposed action to
significantly impact land use, geology,
soils, water resources, ecological
resources, meteorology, climatology, air
quality, endangered and threatened
species, historic and cultural resources.
The staff also does not expect significant
environmental impacts to ecological
resources, transportation, noise, visual
resources, socioeconomic conditions or
public and occupational health.
Only one alternative to the proposed
action was considered by the staff, the
‘‘no action’’ alternative, because no
other alternatives were considered
reasonable or technically feasible.
Finding of No Significant Impact
Based on the analysis contained in the
EA, the NRC staff concluded that there
are no significant environmental
impacts from the proposed action and
that the preparation of an
Environmental Impact Statement is not
warranted. Accordingly, the NRC
determined that a Finding of No
Significant Impact is appropriate.
Further Information
Documents related to this action,
including the application for license
amendment, are available electronically
at the NRC Library at https://
www.nrc.gov.reading-rm/adams.html.
From this site, you can access the NRC’s
Agencywide Document Access and
Management System (ADAMS), which
provides text and image files of NRC’s
public documents. The ADAMS
accession numbers for the documents
related to this Notice are:
ADAMS
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Document
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Umetco Above Grade Tailings Impoundment and A–9 Repository Erosion Protection Enhancement Design Report and Request for Approval, December 21, 2010 ....................................................................................................................................
Umetco Gas Hills Erosion Enhancement Design Report Photos, February 22, 2011 .................................................................
NRC Meeting Summary for March 30, 2011, meeting with Umetco, April 20, 2011 ....................................................................
Umetco Response to NRC Staff Request for Additional Information, May 10, 2011 ...................................................................
Umetco Clarifications to NRC Questions and Comments, June 8, 2011 .....................................................................................
Letter from Umetco Regarding Cost Estimate for Repair Methods, July 13, 2011 ......................................................................
Letter from Umetco Regarding Cost Estimate for Repair Methods, July 18, 2011 ......................................................................
NRC Environmental Assessment ..................................................................................................................................................
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
[NRC-2011-0054; Docket No. 40-0299]
Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact for
License Amendment No. 64 for Umetco Minerals Corporation Gas Hill
Reclamation Project, License No. SUA-648
AGENCY: Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
ACTION: Notice of Availability.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Dominick A. Orlando, Senior Project
Manager, Special Projects Branch, Decommissioning and Uranium Recovery
Licensing Directorate, Division of Waste Management and Environmental
Protection, Office of Federal and State Materials and Environmental
Management Programs, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC
20555. Telephone: 301-415-6749; e-mail: Dominick.Orlando@nrc.gov.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Introduction
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is considering the
issuance of a license amendment to Source Materials License SUA-648
issued to Umetco Minerals Corporation (Umetco or the licensee) to
authorize repairs to the erosion protection system at its Gas Hills
Reclamation Project in Fremont and Natrona Counties, Wyoming. The NRC
has prepared an Environmental Assessment (EA) for this proposed action
in accordance with the requirements of Title 10 of the Code of Federal
Regulations (10 CFR) part 51. Based on the EA, the NRC has concluded
that a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) is appropriate with
respect to the proposed action. The amendment will be issued following
the publication of this Notice.
The current Umetco site consists of three primary tailings disposal
areas on the 1,920 acre parcel--the 170 acre Above-Grade Tailings
Impoundment (AGTI), the 55 acre A-9 Repository (A-9), and the 60 acre
Heap Leach Area. In addition, the Gas Hills Pond No. 2 area, adjacent
to the Heap Leach Area, also contains waste from heap leach operations.
Umetco submitted a reclamation plan for the AGTI area of the site
in 1980. During the mid-1990s, the existing reclamation plan was
reevaluated to address potential erosion of the cover design and
additional contamination identified adjacent to the existing cover in
the area. In addition, given the NRC's position on the acceptance of
previously approved reclamation plans and license termination
requirements, Umetco re-examined the AGTI reclamation design and the
completed work, and concluded that license termination would not be
possible with the existing erosion protection design. Umetco submitted
an enhanced reclamation plan for the AGTI area in October 1997. The NRC
approved this enhanced plan in 1999. In 2000, Umetco requested approval
for modification of the erosion protection design to prevent potential
disturbance of cultural resources discovered during reclamation
activities. The modification was approved by the NRC in April 2001.
Umetco completed the work in this area
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in 2002. The A-9 is a former open pit uranium mine that was used for
tailings disposal. The original reclamation plan was previously
approved by the NRC, but the cover was never constructed. Umetco
submitted a revised reclamation plan in 1998 to implement modifications
to the A-9. The NRC approved the revised reclamation plan in 1999 [NRC
1999]. Umetco completed work in this area in 2006.
In June 2007, Umetco submitted the Construction Completion Report
documenting the completed construction activities at the site inclusive
of the AGTI and A-9 reclamation covers. The Construction Completion
Report was subsequently approved by License Amendment 60 in September
2008.
Monitoring and inspection activities performed by Umetco on the
AGTI and A-9 reclamation covers identified isolated areas of erosion,
namely sub-grade erosion of the erosion protection layer resulting in
isolated, shallow incisions of the underlying cover soils. While this
issue has resulted in shallow incisions of the underlying cover soils
in isolated locations, the incisions do not extend deeper than 12-18
inches. In addition, the frost protection layer is 54 inches thick on
the cover and the radon barrier is located beneath the frost protection
layer. Thus, it does not appear that there has been a release of
tailings or degradation of the radon attenuation capacities of the
completed reclamation covers.
On December 21, 2010, Umetco submitted an evaluation that
identified what Umetco believed was the reason for the incisions and
requested approval of an enhanced design to repair the cover. The
current licensing action is to approve Umetco's request.
Environmental Assessment Summary
The purpose of the proposed amendment is to authorize the repair of
the erosion protection system at Umetco's Gas Hills Reclamation Project
site, in Fremont and Natrona Counties, Wyoming. By letters dated
December 21, 2010, May 10, 2011, June 8, 2011, July 13, 2011, and July
18, 2011, Umetco submitted a request for approval of, and provided
additional information supporting, their proposed repair approach for
the cover.
Umetco proposes to correct the sub-grade erosion by placing a
bedding layer under the AGTI and A-9 covers by one of two methods. The
first would involve removing the cover, laying down a bedding layer and
replacing the cover. The second method would involve laying the bedding
layer on the cover and using a mechanical vibrator to move the bedding
layer under the cover. Umetco also proposed installing bedding layer on
the northeast portion of the AGTI to reduce erosion and repair erosion
sink holes and repairing the erosion control apron on the southeast
corner of the AGTI by placing riprap around the apron channel.
The NRC staff has prepared the EA in support of the proposed
licensing action. The EA evaluates the repair of the AGTI, A-9 and
other locations and is limited to these repair impacts as all other
impacts were previously evaluated in the approvals of the final cover
as described above.
Umetco will perform the proposed activities either on the existing
tailings pile or on areas that were disturbed during earlier closure
activities and were previously evaluated by NRC. The footprint of the
site will not be expanded as a result of the proposed actions. The NRC
staff, therefore, does not expect the proposed action to significantly
impact land use, geology, soils, water resources, ecological resources,
meteorology, climatology, air quality, endangered and threatened
species, historic and cultural resources. The staff also does not
expect significant environmental impacts to ecological resources,
transportation, noise, visual resources, socioeconomic conditions or
public and occupational health.
Only one alternative to the proposed action was considered by the
staff, the ``no action'' alternative, because no other alternatives
were considered reasonable or technically feasible.
Finding of No Significant Impact
Based on the analysis contained in the EA, the NRC staff concluded
that there are no significant environmental impacts from the proposed
action and that the preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement is
not warranted. Accordingly, the NRC determined that a Finding of No
Significant Impact is appropriate.
Further Information
Documents related to this action, including the application for
license amendment, are available electronically at the NRC Library at
https://www.nrc.gov.reading-rm/adams.html. From this site, you can
access the NRC's Agencywide Document Access and Management System
(ADAMS), which provides text and image files of NRC's public documents.
The ADAMS accession numbers for the documents related to this Notice
are:
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Umetco Above Grade Tailings Impoundment and A-9 ML103640265
Repository Erosion Protection Enhancement Design
Report and Request for Approval, December 21, 2010..
Umetco Gas Hills Erosion Enhancement Design Report ML111110263
Photos, February 22, 2011...........................
NRC Meeting Summary for March 30, 2011, meeting with ML111101409
Umetco, April 20, 2011..............................
Umetco Response to NRC Staff Request for Additional ML11132A154
Information, May 10, 2011...........................
Umetco Clarifications to NRC Questions and Comments, ML11160A096
June 8, 2011........................................
Letter from Umetco Regarding Cost Estimate for Repair ML11196A143
Methods, July 13, 2011..............................
Letter from Umetco Regarding Cost Estimate for Repair ML11201A304
Methods, July 18, 2011..............................
NRC Environmental Assessment......................... ML112060216
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Dated at Rockville, Maryland, this 11th day of August 2011.
For the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Paul Michalak,
Acting Deputy Director, Decommissioning and Uranium Recovery Licensing
Directorate, Division of Waste Management and Environmental Protection,
Office of Federal and State Materials and Environmental Management
Programs.
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