FCZ SUBJECT: d. Bair Committee Recommendation Volume III of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) contains the following "proposed cleanup actions" and “advisory controls." Provosed Cleanup Actions After weighing the various problems concerned with the radioactivity, the physical hazards, the peoples’ desires and the resources that might be available in order to strike a practical balance between the various factors, it is proposed to perform the following operations on Enewetak Atoll: Cleanup of Radioactive Materials 1. Radioactive screp from all islands would be collected and entombed in one or both of the craters on Runit. 2. Plutonium on Aozon, Lujor and Boken in excess of levels established by the AEC/(ERDA)/(DOE) would be dug up and placed on Runit. The material on Runit would be dug up until measurements show that the levels are below those established by the AEC. This material would be entombed in one or both craters on Runit. Cleanup of Physical Hazards 1. Physical hazards would be removed from all islands in the atoll. 2. Obstructions to the development of housing and agriculture areas would be removed from the residential and agricultural islands. 3. The structures end facilities developed or rehabilitated for the cleanup work force wnich would be useful to the Enewetak people would be left upon completion of the task, if not required by the United States Government. Advisory Controls l. The quarantine that was established on Runit by the United States Air Force during 1972 would continue in effect until it could be shown that people visiting the island would receive the smallest dose possible. 2. The Enewetak people could live only on the southern islands Jinedrol through Kidrenen. The could not live on Enjebi or any of the northern islands. Based on purely radiological decay and if no remedial measures regarding local food production were taken, more than 30 years would be required before the projected radiological doses would fall to acceptable