~2Il]. ol. ce, Transuranics~ in Surface” Soil. , Post-cleanup surface soil concen- trations were determined as set forth in ERSP Technical Note No. With the exceptions set forth below, surface concentrations are below pCl/gm, and the island average is determined to be Ci/gm. This island therefore satisfies the definition of a Residence) (Agricultural) (Food Gathering} island as set forth in Department of Energy Memorandum, Subject: dated Or TII. Transuranics in Surface Soil. Based upon a study of the history of test operations, upon the data reported in NYO-140, and upon radio- logical measurements made during the cleanup project, it was concluded to be unlikely that the island surface soil Cifgm. concentrations exceed This island therefore satisfies the definition of a (Residence) (Agricultural) (Food Gathering) island as set forth in Department of Energy Memorandum, Subject: dated » and no radiological cleanup effort was deemed warranted. IV. Transuranics in Sub-surface Soil. Based upon a study of the history of test operations, upon soil profile data reported in NV-140, and upon the results of the Fission Product Data Base Program (if appli- cable), it was concluded that no subsurface investigation was required on this istand. or IV. 1 Transuranics in Sub-surface Soil. Based upon a study of the history of test operations, upon soil profile data reported in NVO-140, and upon the results of the Fission Product Data Base Program (if applicable), a diligent search was conducted, as outlined in Attachment #2, For the purpose of this certification, the term Transuranies 1s defined as those radionuclides measured and calculated by the ERSP to guide the Enewetak cleanup, i.e., 239 Pu, 240 Pu and 241 Am. 2 Surface, in this context, refers to the layer of soil observed by the in-situ detector in itS normal measuring position. It is generally taken as approximately 3 cm in depth.