DRAFT | 81 21 July 86 ADMINISTRATION AGREEMENT RADIATION RELOCATION The U.S. and the RMI sign an agreement on the resettlement of Enjebi Island. Under the agreement, the Marshall islands government requests the U.S. to monitor the radiation and other conditions on Enjebi and report back to the Marshall Islands government within a year. The U.S. report will address the question of if and when the U.S. can arrange for the Enjebi people to resettle safely at Enjebi. If Enjebi can be resettled, the report will explain how the radioactive contamination there, including that from consumption oflocally grown food, can be reduced or controlled to meet whole body federal radiation protection standards for the general population. Under the agreement, if Enjebi can be resettled within 25 years of the enactmentof P.L 99239, the Enjebi Community Trust Fund can be used for community development. If Enjebi cannot be resettled within that time, the agreementcalls for the trust fund to be used for resettlement elsewhere of the Enjebi people. The RMI requests the Enjebi monitoring, and the DOE agrees that by 20 July 1987 a report will made.“” The U.S. and the RMI sign an agreement to assure that lands on Ejit Island remain available for use by the people of Bikini until Bikini is restored and inhabitable.“” The U.S. and the RMI sign an agreement regarding the implementation of U.S. economic assistance, programs, and services provided in COFA.™* Aug 86 CONTRACTOR RELOCATION H&N and members of the Bikini Planning Council conduct a fact-finding visit to Bikini Atoll to inspect Eneu Island and existing facilities and to develop preliminary design,concepts for the base facilities and the most cost- efficient way to develop them. ine 28 Aug - 13Sep.86 C CTOR MEDICAB =: C8 tescits 8 LeEA tie tig ee SIME thet cho ligeb te vod “C+ TheBN niédical téantcon-amission.to Kwajalein Uterik’Mago, Ebeye, and Majuro céndacts follow-up examinations of the Marshallese.=\6 ©... 5 Sep 86 ADMINISTRATION CONTRACTOR In the DOE briefings and discussions with the RMI the current Marshall Islands medical, environmental, bioassay, and logistics support programs are outlined.*” 30 Sep 86 CONTRACTOR MEDICAL ; Edward T. Lessard of BNL presents "Review of Marshall Islands Fallout — ta ——— Studies," which summarizes the various studies that have been conducted to determine the level of radiological exposures to the Marshallese.“*