centration to decrease to 40 pCi/g. The total volume according to these estimates is about 120,000 cubic meters (157,000 cubic yards). quantities might exhaust resources available, contaminated be ranked following their initial definition. As such t areas will The ranking will consider factors such as the depth of burial, Pu distribution in each area, range and absolute values of concentrations, time and efforts required to perform soil removal, location of areas, etc, and will be negotiated with the ERDA Representative. their ranking. III. DEBRIS CLEANUP A. The areas will be cleaned up according to whet bypere of Jews / | Recalrar bonHow ttr ot . GENERAL 1. The AEC Task Group recommended that "all radioactive scrap metal and contaminated debris now or later identified" should be removed from Enewetak Atoll as part of Cleanup. Holmes & Narver, Inc, made the initial identification (H&N-1348) based on radiation measurements made during a brief two-week period of the Engineering Survey (12 Oct-21 Dec _ 72) by monitorings from the EPA working under the direction of the AEC. The Cleanup EIS estimates that materials identified as contaminated in H&N- 1348 occupy a total volume of 7,262 cubic yards. he 2. The two-week contaminated debris survey was limited to the detection of gamma contamination (alpha and beta contamination were not se et, sought) present on the ten islands which had either surface ground zeros or heavy, close-in fallout. Additionally, only structures and scrap- which were on the surface, visible and accessible were inspected, and no bho hac ye af te ee pny Oe Me ui ‘Gfies em ag Ee ey wee