Department of Energy Enewetak Radiological Support Project APO San Francisco 96333 March 28, 1980 CERTIFICATION Based on an evaluation of radiological conditions generally described below, the radiological cleanup of Aomon/Sally, Enewetak Atoll, Marshall Islands, has been completed substantially in accordance with the radiological guidance contained in the report by the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) Task Group entitled "Recommendations for Cleanup and Rehabilitation of Enewetak Atoll," June 19, 1974, as approved by the Commissioners of the AEC on August 12, 1974, and as _amplified by Department of Energy guidance provided for field use which is contained in Section 4, Tab E, Appendix 2, Annex C of FC DNA OPLAN 600-77, April 29, 1977, and subsequent correspondence. I. RADIOACTIVE DEBRIS The Commander, Joint Task Group, Enewetak, has reported (Letter, HQ JTG, subject: Contaminated Debris Cleanup, dated August 20, 1979) that a diligent effort has been made to locate all radioactive debris. Disposition of all such debris has been in accordance with OPLAN 600-77 or other appropriate guidance. II. BURIAL SITES Based upon a study of the history of test operations, interviews with former test participants, evaluation of the results of the Fission Product Data Base Program, and an examination of markers, tablets, and monuments, it was determined that no known or suspected radiological burial sites exist on this island. However, a burial site adjacent to Aomon/Sally is discussed in Section V, Special Considerations. FIGURE 7-113. CERTIFICATION FOR ISLAND SALLY 347