Bauchspies: Discussed Bunkers on northern islands. Radiation levels exceeded expectations - primarily 8. What were the trade offs? Leave as is? Destroy? Other? Initial readings said bunkers were within ANSI limits for release to the public (600 cpm vs 1000 cpm). Removed interior of bunkers and sealed the entrance. Resurveyed - 2 exceeded limits on Boken ( Twice ANSI limit). 1 bunker has 2 hot spots - It might be used as typhoon shelter. (7) 1 sealed and covered on Enjebi. Sanchez: Bair: What isotope is present? Sanchez: Ray: The dose from these bunkers is not worth talking about. Probably Sr-90, but this has been arrived at by process of elimination, since there is no gamma; we're not too sure. JTG & FDC has a recommendation from DOE that indicates that it's not a problem to worry about. Monroe agrees with this but with two coveats: Bauchspies: Ray: 1. Get a concrete expert in. (This was done; he says that 2. Obtain evaluation from the Bair Group. the building will stand for a very long time.) He doesn't think it's a problem but is following the Admirals order to raise it with the Bair Group to ensure that the Group is satisfied. Says he recommended to ignore it. It is not in excess of soil contamination levels. If his advise is not acceptable to DNA, then DNA should go to DOE with request to involve the Bair Group. DNA should not go to the group directly.