5.5.6 Case 5 - Unrestricted Living, Food Sources and Travel, Total Cleanup of Residence and Agricultural Islands In addition to the removal and replacement of soil on Enjebi as in Case 4, Case 5 provides for the removal of soil to specific depths on Lujor, Bokoluo, Bokombako, and Kirunu. The islands designated for agricultural development in the Master Plan (Tab D, Appendix) would als@ be treated to a soil removal and replacement operation similar to that described for Enjebi. There would be no restriction on living patterns or food sources in Case 5 (Figure 5-5). ~ 5.5.6.1 Habitation Plan. 2 If the actions to be described in Paragraph 5.5.6.2° would achieve a level of exposure reduction as large as the calculated... \ result, the entire atoll could be used in accordance with Table 4-1, ,@ab Dy Apeey} area Agriculturally, this would mean that pandanus and breadfruit _ would be permitted to grow only in soil having a 4.6 pCi/g. would apply: “Sr content of less than Assuming that these conditions would be met, the following The people would be able to live on any island in the atoll~wee Coconut, pandanus, and breadfruit could be cultivated on those _ islands designated in Table 4-1. Domestic meat could be raised on any island. Coconut crabs could be collected on any island. Wild birds and bird eggs could be gathered on any island. Interisland travel would be unrestricted. | Lagoon fishing would be unrestricted. 5.5.6.2 Cleanup Actions. The following cleanup actions would be under- taken (removal and replacement of about 779,000 cu yds of soil is involved in these cleanup actions): Removal of physical hazards from all islands. Removal of debris and structures obstructive to the use of the land by the people. @ Removal of unsightly debris. 5-28 ee ee ee oe