94-1097. License Termination for the Old Vic, Inc., Site in Cleveland, OH  

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    NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
     
    
    License Termination for the Old Vic, Inc., Site in Cleveland, OH
    
    AGENCY: Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
    
    ACTION: Notice of license termination.
    
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        This notice is to inform the public that the United States Nuclear 
    Regulatory Commission (the Commission) is terminating Byproduct 
    Material License Number 31-26394-01 issued to Old Vic, Inc. (formerly 
    Victoreen Incorporated) in Cleveland, Ohio. Victoreen Incorporated 
    (Victoreen) used radioactive materials, at its Woodland Avenue 
    facility, for conducting research, instrument calibration, and 
    manufacturing of electronic components, from 1965 until 1987. Victoreen 
    began decommissioning the facility in October 1988. To clarify 
    ownership of the facility and the responsibility for decommissioning, 
    on March 30, 1992, the Commission issued a license to Old Vic, Inc., 
    and terminated Victoreen's license. The Old Vic, Inc., site on Woodland 
    Avenue is listed on the Commission's Site Decommissioning Management 
    Plan. In November 1993, Old Vic, Inc., completed the decommissioning. 
    Based on the remedial actions taken by the licensee, the Commission's 
    staff's review of the licensee's termination surveys, and the results 
    of the Commission's confirmatory surveys, the Commission concludes that 
    decommissioning activities are complete and the site is suitable for 
    unrestricted use.
        This termination will be reopened only if additional contamination, 
    or noncompliance with the decommissioning plan, is found indicating a 
    significant threat to public health and safety. Noncompliance would 
    occur if the licensee had not complied with an approved decommissioning 
    plan or had provided false information.
    
        For the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
    
        Dated at Rockville, Maryland this 11th day of January 1994.
    John H. Austin,
    Chief, Decommissioning and Regulatory Issues Branch, Division of Low-
    Level Waste Management and Decommissioning, Office of Nuclear Material 
    Safety and Safeguards.
    [FR Doc. 94-1097 Filed 1-14-94; 8:45 am]
    BILLING CODE 7590-01-M
    
    
    

Document Information

Published:
01/18/1994
Department:
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Entry Type:
Uncategorized Document
Action:
Notice of license termination.
Document Number:
94-1097
Pages:
0-0 (1 pages)
Docket Numbers:
Federal Register: January 18, 1994