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| number = ML16200A091
| number = ML16200A091
| issue date = 06/27/2016
| issue date = 06/27/2016
| title = Boiling Water Reactor License Termination Plan - Chapter 8, - Supplement to the Environmental Report, Rev 0
| title = License Termination Plan - Chapter 8, - Supplement to the Environmental Report, Rev 0
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| author affiliation = LaCrosseSolutions, LLC
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La Crossse Boiling Water W        Reactorr License Termination T           Plan Revisionn0 TABLE OF      O CONTE            ENTS
La Cross License T Revision 8.
: 8. Supplement to the t Environm        mental Reporrt ................................................................................ 8-1 8.1. Introductionn ........................................................................................................................ 8-1 8.1.1. Purpose ........................................................................................................................ 8-1 8.1.2. Backgrround ................................................................................................................. 8-1 8.2. Site Locatioon and Descrription ............................................................................................ 8-2 8.2.1. Site Deescription Affter Unrestricted Releasee ............................................................. 8-3 8.3. Remaining Dismantlem        ment and Deccommissioniing Activitiees ........................................ 8-5 8.4. Impacts to the t Post-Shu      utdown Deco        ommissioninng Activities Report (PSD                          DAR) ............. 8-5 8.5. La Crosse Boiling B            Wateer Reactor Environment Descriptionn .......................................... 8-6 8.5.1. Geograaphy and Dem        mography ...................................................................................... 8-6 8.5.1.1. Sitee Location an    nd Descriptiion .............................................................................. 8-6 8.5.1.2. Poppulation ............................................................................................................. 8-6 8.5.1.3. Sitee Access, Laand and Water Use ........................................................................ 8-6 8.5.2. Climatee ........................................................................................................................ 8-7 8.5.3. Topogrraphy, Geolo        ogy and Seissmology...................................................................... 8-7 8.5.3.1. Toppography ........................................................................................................... 8-7 8.5.3.2. Geo ology ................................................................................................................. 8-8 8.5.3.3. Seismology ............................................................................................................ 8-8
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: 4. Hydrollogy and Hyd 8.5.4                            drogeology ....................
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                                                          .                  ............................................................... 8-8 8.6. Environmen  ntal Effects of    o Decommiissioning .................................................................... 8-9 8.6.1. Summaary ..................................................................................................................... 8-9 8.6.2. Radiolo  ogical Effectts of Decom          mmissioning .............................................................. 8-10 8.6.2.1. Occcupational Radiation R                Exp  posure...................................................................... 8-10 8.6.2.2. Offfsite Radiatio    on Exposuree and Monitooring ..................................................... 8-12 8.6.2.3. Envvironmental Effects of Accidents    A                andd Decommisssioning Eveents .............. 8-12 8.6.2.4. Storage and Dissposal of Lo            ow-Level Raadioactive W              Waste ................................. 8-13 8.6.2.5. Raddiological Crriteria for Liicense Term                mination ................................................. 8-14 8.6.3. Non-raadiological EffectsE            of Deecommissionning ...................................................... 8-14 8.6.3.1. Onssite Land Usse .................................................................................................. 8-14 8.6.3.2. Offfsite Land Use (in the Viicinity) ..................................................................... 8-14 8.6.3.3. Waater Use............................................................................................................ 8-15 8.6.3.4. Waater Quality ...................................................................................................... 8-16 8.6.3.5. Airr Quality .......................................................................................................... 8-17 8.6.3.6. Aqu uatic Ecolog    gy.................................................................................................. 8-17 8.6.3.7. Terrrestrial Ecollogy.............................................................................................. 8-18 8.6.3.8. Thrreatened or Endangered E                    Species .................................................................... 8-19 8.6.3.9. Occcupational Isssues/Safety          y ................................................................................ 8-20 8.6.3.10. Coost.................................................................................................................... 8-20 8.6.3.11. So ocioeconomiic Impacts..................................................................................... 8-20 8.6.3.12. Ennvironmentaal Justice ....................................................................................... 8-21 8.6.3.13. Cuultural, Histo    oric, and Arccheological R              Resources ............................................ 8-21 8.6.3.14. Aeesthetics .......................................................................................................... 8-22 8.6.3.15. No oise.................................................................................................................. 8-22 8-i
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T           Plan Revisionn0 8.6.3.16. Irrretrievable Resources R                ...................................................................................... 8-23 8.6.3.17. Trraffic and Trransportation          n ............................................................................... 8-23 8.6.3.18. Cu umulative Im  mpacts........................................................................................... 8-23 8.7. Overview of o Regulation   ns Governing        g Decommisssioning Acttivities and S                       Site Release 8-24 8.7.1. Federall Requiremeents ............................................................................................... 8-24 8.7.1.1. Nucclear Regulaatory Commission ....................................................................... 8-24 8.7.1.2. U.SS. Environmeental Protecttion Agencyy ............................................................ 8-25 8.7.2. Federall, State and LocalL        Requirements ................................................................... 8-25 8.8. Conclusion........................................................................................................................ 8-25 8.9. References ........................................................................................................................ 8-26 LIST OF TABLE              ES Table 8-11    Summaary of the En    nvironmentaal Impacts froom Decomm                        missioning Nucleaar Power Faccilities .......................................................................................... 8-11 LIST OF  O FIGURE          RES Figure 8--1  Site Reegional Locaation .............................................................................................. 8-28 Figure 8--2  Site Ovverview............................................................................................................ 8-29 Figure 8--3  LACBW  WR Building    gs ................................................................................................. 8-30 Figure 8--4  Topogrraphical Map    p ................................................................................................... 8-31 Figure 8--5  Ground dwater Samp    pling Wells - LACBWR                  R Site .................................................... 8-32 8-ii
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 LIST OF ACRONYM        MS AND AB  BBREVIAT    TIONS ACS           American Commu    unity Survey y AEC           Atomic Energy Commission AMSL           Abovee Mean Sea Level ALARA         As Loow As Reaso  onably Achieevable BGS           Beloww Ground Su  urface BMP           Best Management M            t Practices BWR                 ng Water Reactor Boilin DOE           Deparrtment of Ennergy DOT           Deparrtment of Traansportation n D-Plan/
La Cross License T Revision ACS AEC AMSL ALARA BGS BMP BWR DOE DOT D-Plan/
PSDAR         Decom mmissioning g Plan/Post Shutdown S          Activities Repport EPA           Enviroonmental Prrotection Ageency ER             Enviroonmental Reeport FESW           Fuel Element E        Storrage Well FRS           Final Radiation Su urvey G-1           Genoaa No. 1 Statiion G-3           Genoaa No. 3 Fosssil Station GEIS           Generric Environmmental Impacct Statementt GMU           Geogrraphic Manaagement Uniit ISFSI         Independent Spen nt Fuel Storaage Installatioon LACBW WR      La Crrosse Boilingg Water Reacctor LSE           LACB BWR Site En  nclosure LTP           License Terminatiion Plan MWe           Megaw watts Electriic MWt           Megaw watts Thermmal NPDES         Nationnal Pollutantt Discharge Elimination System NRC           Nucleear Regulatorry Commission ODCM           Off-Site Dose Callculation Maanual OSHA           Occuppational Safeety and Heallth Administtration PCB           Polychhlorinated Biphenyl B
PSDAR EPA ER FESW FRS G-1 G-3 GEIS GMU ISFSI LACBW LSE LTP MWe MWt NPDES NRC ODCM OSHA PCB PSDAR RWP se Boiling W Termination n 0 Amer Atom Above As Lo Below Best M Boilin Depar Depar Decom Enviro Enviro Fuel E Final Genoa Genoa Gener Geogr Indep WR La Cr LACB Licen Megaw Megaw Nation Nucle Off-S Occup Polych Post-S Radia Water Reactor Plan LIST OF ican Commu ic Energy C e Mean Sea ow As Reaso w Ground Su Management ng Water Re rtment of En rtment of Tra mmissioning onmental Pr onmental Re Element Stor Radiation Su a No. 1 Stati a No. 3 Foss ric Environm raphic Mana endent Spen rosse Boiling BWR Site En se Terminati watts Electri watts Therm nal Pollutant ear Regulator ite Dose Cal pational Safe hlorinated B Shutdown D ation Work P r
PSDAR         Post-S Shutdown Decommissioning Activitties Report RWP            Radiaation Work Permit P
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 RCRA           Resouurce Conserv vation and Recovery R        Actt REMP           Radio ological Enviironmental Monitoring M          PProgram RPV            Reactor Pressure Vessel V
La Cross License T Revision RCRA REMP RPV SAFSTO SSC TEDE TSCA USACE USEPA VCC WCS WDNR WPDES se Boiling W Termination n 0 Resou Radio React OR SAFe Struct Total Toxic United United Vertic Waste Wisco Wisco Water Reactor Plan urce Conserv ological Envi or Pressure V STORage tures, System Effective Do Substance C d States Arm d States Env cal Concrete e Control Sp onsin Depart onsin Polluta r
SAFSTO OR      SAFe STORage SSC            Structtures, System ms and Comp ponents TEDE          Total Effective Do ose Equivaleent TSCA          Toxic Substance Control C      Act USACE          Unitedd States Armmy Corps of Engineers USEPA          Unitedd States Envvironmental Protection P         A Agency VCC            Verticcal Concrete Cask WCS            Wastee Control Specialists WDNR          Wiscoonsin Departtment of Nattural Resourrces WPDES          Wiscoonsin Pollutaant Discharg ge Eliminatioon System 8-iv
vation and R ironmental M Vessel ms and Comp ose Equivale Control Act my Corps of vironmental P Cask ecialists tment of Nat ant Discharg 8-iv Recovery Act Monitoring P ponents ent Engineers Protection A tural Resour ge Eliminatio t
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La Crossse Boiling Water W        Reactorr License Termination T           Plan Revision n0
La Cross License T Revision
: 8.     Supplemen S           nt to the Environme E            ental Repoort 8.1. Inntroductionn In accorrdance with  h the requirements off 10 CFR 500.82 (a)(9)(iii)(A) and tthe guidancce of Regulato ory Guide 1.179, Standa  ard Format and Conteents for License Terminnation Planns for Nuclear Power Reacctors (1), th    his chapter provides p        a ssupplement to the enviironmental rreport describinng any new information  n or significcant environm  mental channge associatted with the site-specific decommissio d         oning and siite closure activities a        perrformed at tthe La Crossse Boiling W    Water Reactor (LACBWR)
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In In accor Regulato Nuclear describin specific d Reactor (
This chaapter supplem ments the 1972 1      Dairylaand Power Cooperativee (Dairylandd) Environm        mental Report, LaL Crosse Boiling B        Waterr Reactor (EER) (2), whiich was revised on June 15, 1973 (33), by describinng any new information  n or significaant environm mental channges associatted with thee site-specific decommisssioning and    d license termination t              activities presented iin this Liccense Terminattion Plan (LLTP). This supplement,, including rreference too LTP Chappter 3, provides a detailed description d         of o the remaining decomm    missioning aand site clossure activitiees, the interaaction between those activ vities and th he environm ment, and thee likely envvironmental impact of those activitiess.
8.1.1. P This cha Report, L describin specific Terminat detailed d between activities The supp predicted Environm (NUREG (GEIS) o LACBWR Plan/PSD to be pe activities 8.1.2. B LACBW Water R U.S. Ato 1973, the April 30, electrical Characte Limited disposal consistin (FESW)
The supp plement disccusses wheth her the activ vities and thheir impacts are bounded by the im      mpacts predictedd by the Un nited States Nuclear Reegulatory Coommission ((NRC) NUR            REG-0191, F    Final Environm mental Stateement related  d to operatiion of La CCross Boilingg Water Reaactor, April 1980 (NUREG   G-0191) (4); NUREG-05    586, Supplement 1, Geeneric Envirronmental IImpact Stateement (GEIS) on o Decomm  missioning off Nuclear Facilities, F            NNovember 22002 (5); annd the Dairyyland LACBWR   R Decommisssioning Pla  an and Postt-Shutdown Decommissiioning Activvities Reporrt (D-Plan/PSD DAR) (6). This T chapter discusses deecommissionning activitiies, with a foocus on activvities to be peerformed fro om time of submittal of this LTP until the coompletion of site restorration activitiess.
Septemb se Boiling W Termination n 0 Supplemen ntroduction rdance with ory Guide 1.
8.1.2. Background B
Power Reac ng any new decommissio (LACBWR)
LACBW   WR consists of a single Allis-Chalm    mers designeed 50 megaw    watt electricc (MWe) Booiling Water Reactor (BWR    R) constructted in 1967 as a demonnstration reaactor in conjjunction witth the U.S. Ato omic Energy Commissio    on (AEC). TheT plant waas commissiioned in Novvember 19699. In 1973, thee reactor andd its fuel weere transferreed to Dairylland. It wass operated byy Dairylandd until April 30,, 1987, when n it was shuut down because of econnomic reasoons due to itts small sizee and electricall output. The T plant was  w placed in    i SAFSTO  OR on Auguust 7, 1991. An initiall Site Characterization Surv vey for SAF FSTOR was completed c          inn October 19995.
Purpose apter supplem La Crosse B ng any new decommiss tion Plan (L description o those activ
Limited dismantlem  ment activitiees were staarted in 19994, includinng the remooval and offf-site disposal of the Reacctor Pressurre Vessel (R  RPV) in Maay 2007. All of the sppent nuclear fuel, consistinng of 333 sppent fuel asssemblies, waas transferreed from the Fuel Elemeent Storage Well (FESW) to dry cask storage at th  he on-site Inddependent S pent Fuel Sttorage Installlation (ISFS  SI) by September 19, 2012. On March      h 12, 2014, Dairyland D          suubmitted a revision of thhe LACBW    WR D-8-1
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T               Plan Revisionn0 Plan/PSD DAR to the NRC N      that acccounts for the t completiion of the sppent fuel trannsfer. Addittional characterrization wass performed      d by Energ  gySolutions commencinng on Octoober 9, 20144 and concludin  ng on Augu  ust 6, 2015. The resultss of the sitee characterizzation surveeys performeed by EnergySo  olutions is documented d              in i two separrate reports, L  LACBWR Radiological Characterizzation Survey Report R        for October O          andd November 2014 Fieldd Work (7) and LACBW            WR Radioloogical Characteerization Surrvey Report for  f June thru  u August 20115 Field Woork (8).
===Background===
As stated d in the D-Pllan/PSDAR,, Review off post-operat    ating license stage enviroonmental im  mpacts was docu  umented in a supplemen      nt to the Ennvironmentall Report forr LACBWR dated Deceember 1987. LA  ACBWR deecommission      ning and dism  mantlement activities haave resulted in no signifficant environmmental impact not prev      viously evalu uated in thee NRC's Ennvironmentaal Assessmeent in support ofo the Augusst 7, 1991, Decommissio D            oning Order or NUREG      G-0191 relateed to operatiion of LACBW  WR, dated Ap    pril 21, 1980 0. This review includedd the evaluaation of impaacts against those noted in the ER and     d NUREG-0    0586. The reference B    BWR facilitty in NURE    EG-0586 waas the 1,155 MW  We WNP-2 BWR operrated by Waashington Puublic Powerr Supply Syystem (plantt now known as  a Columbiaa Generatin      ng Station, owned and operated bby Energy N          Northwest). As LACBW  WR is a much    h smaller reaactor comparred to WNP--2, its impaccts fall withinn the enveloope of the geneeric environm  mental asseessment. NUREG-0586 N              6 also provvided inform  mation abouut the decommiissioning im  mpact of a sm  mall 58.2 meegawatt therrmal (MWt) BWR demoonstration reeactor located in Elk Riverr, Minnesotaa, which wass dismantledd between 1971 and 19774. It was nnoted that this decommissiioning was completed c           saafely with liittle risk to w workers andd the public. The Elk Riveer facility waas another Allis-Chalme A            ers reactor, a superheated test BWR    R, which achieved license teermination in n 1974 (9).
WR consists eactor (BWR omic Energy e reactor and
The latesst D-Plan/PS  SDAR docum    ment (issued in March 20014) concludded the folloowing:
, 1987, when l output. T rization Surv dismantlem of the Reac ng of 333 sp to dry cask er 19, 2012.
The environmentall impact off all compleeted or plannned LACB                BWR decom  mmissioningg and dismantleement activiities is SMA  ALL as determ  mined by thhe GEIS. LA    ACBWR deccommissioniing is specificaally evaluated in the GEIS. As stateed in the GE      EIS, licenseees can rely oon informatiion in this Supp plement as a basis for meeting m        the reequirementss in 10 CFR 50.83(a)(6)((ii). Site-speecific potential environmen  ntal impacts not determin    ned in the G GEIS are:
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Offsite land use activities a
h the requi 179, Standa ctors (1), th information oning and si site.
Aquaatic ecology as to activitiies beyond th  he operationnal area Terreestrial ecologgy as to activvities beyond d the operatiional area Threaatened and endangered e             species s
ments the 1 Boiling Water information sioning and LTP). This of the remai vities and th cusses wheth nited States ement related NUREG-05 missioning of ssioning Pla This chapter om time of of a single R) construct Commissio d its fuel we n it was shu The plant w vey for SAF ment activitie ctor Pressur pent fuel ass storage at th On March r
Sociooeconomic Envirronmental ju ustice 8.2. Site Location  n and Descrription LACBW  WR is located    d in southw western Wiscconsin, in V  Vernon Counnty, on the eeast shore oof the Mississip ppi River, ab bout 1 mile south of thee Village off Genoa, WI and approxximately 19 m          miles south of the city of La L Crosse, WI. W The Sitte Regional Location graphic (Figurre 8-1) show        ws the site locattion, includinng nearby prominent feaatures such as highwayss, rivers andd lakes. Thee map coordinattes for LAC  CBWR are longitude l         91o, 13, 53.335 West aand latitude 43o, 33, 36.22 8-2
Environme rements of ard Format his chapter p n or signific ite closure a 1972 Dairyla r Reactor (E n or significa d license t supplement, ning decomm he environm her the activ Nuclear Re d to operati 586, Supple f Nuclear F an and Post discusses de submittal o Allis-Chalm ted in 1967 on (AEC). T ere transferre ut down bec was placed i FSTOR was c es were sta re Vessel (R semblies, wa he on-site Ind h 12, 2014, D 8-1 ental Repo f 10 CFR 50 and Conte provides a s cant environm activities per and Power ER) (2), whi ant environm termination
, including r missioning a ment, and the vities and th egulatory Co ion of La C ment 1, Ge Facilities, N t-Shutdown ecommission f this LTP mers designe as a demon The plant wa ed to Dairyl ause of econ in SAFSTO completed in arted in 199 RPV) in Ma as transferre dependent S Dairyland su ort 0.82 (a)(9)(ii ents for Lic supplement mental chan rformed at t Cooperative ich was revi mental chan activities reference to and site clos e likely env heir impacts ommission (
Cross Boiling eneric Envir November 2 Decommissi ning activiti until the co ed 50 megaw nstration rea as commissi land. It was nomic reaso OR on Augu n October 19 94, includin ay 2007. A ed from the pent Fuel St ubmitted a r i)(A) and t ense Termin to the envi nge associat the La Cross e (Dairyland sed on June nges associat presented i o LTP Chap sure activitie vironmental are bounde (NRC) NUR g Water Rea ronmental I 2002 (5); an ioning Activ ies, with a fo ompletion o watt electric actor in conj ioned in Nov s operated by ons due to it ust 7, 1991.
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ng the remo ll of the sp Fuel Eleme torage Instal evision of th the guidanc nation Plan ironmental r ted with the se Boiling W d) Environm 15, 1973 (3 ted with the in this Lic pter 3, provi es, the intera impact of d by the im REG-0191, F actor, April Impact State nd the Dairy vities Repor ocus on activ f site restor c (MWe) Bo junction wit vember 1969 y Dairyland ts small size An initial oval and of pent nuclear ent Storage llation (ISFS he LACBW ce of ns for report site-Water mental 3), by e site-cense des a action those mpacts Final 1980 ement yland rt (D-vities ration oiling th the
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 North. The T site is ata mile 678.6  6 on the Mississippi Rivver above thhe mouth off the Ohio R     River.
La Cross License T Revision Plan/PSD character concludin EnergySo Survey R Characte As stated was docu 1987. LA environm support o LACBW noted in 1,155 MW known a LACBW the gene decommi located i that this Elk Rive license te The lates The en dismantle specifica this Supp potential Offsi Aqua Terre Threa Socio Envir 8.2.
The Reacctor Building  g is approximately 300 feet from thhe Mississipppi River andd 475 feet weest of the cargo  o-carrying-onnly rail roadd. The Reacctor Buildingg stands on filled land aat an elevation of 639 feet Above Meean Sea Lev          vel (AMSL  L), or 19 fe et above thhe normal elevation of the Mississip              T covered land consistted of the rivver edge andd low forest aareas which were ppi River. The filled witth sand mateerial dredged d from the Mississippi M              R River.
S LACBW Mississip south of site locat coordinat se Boiling W Termination n 0 DAR to the N rization was ng on Augu olutions is d Report for O erization Sur d in the D-Pl umented in ACBWR de mental impa of the Augus WR, dated Ap the ER and We WNP-2 as Columbia WR is a much eric environm issioning im n Elk River decommissi er facility wa ermination in st D-Plan/PS vironmental ement activi ally evaluate plement as a environmen te land use a atic ecology estrial ecolog atened and e oeconomic ronmental ju ite Location WR is located ppi River, ab the city of L tion, includin tes for LAC Water Reactor Plan NRC that ac s performed ust 6, 2015.
The licen  nsed site com mprises a total of 163.5 acres whichh is owned bby Dairylandd, with the aactual LACBW  WR plant com  mprising only  y 1.5 acres. The site is accessed byy a road on the south siide of the plant off of Highw  way 35. Oth  her prominen  nt site featurres include:
documented i October and rvey Report f lan/PSDAR, a supplemen ecommission ct not prev st 7, 1991, D pril 21, 1980 d NUREG-0 BWR oper a Generatin h smaller rea mental asse mpact of a sm r, Minnesota ioning was c as another A n 1974 (9).
the laand north off the LACBW  WR plant, which w        includes the site switchyard aand the site oof the formeer Genoa No  o. 1 Station (G-1)
SDAR docum l impact of ities is SMA d in the GE a basis for m ntal impacts activities as to activiti gy as to activ endangered s ustice n and Descr d in southw bout 1 mile La Crosse, W ng nearby p CBWR are l r
(      coal (aand later oil)) fueled pow wer plant (remmoved in 1989),
ccounts for t d by Energ The results in two separ d November for June thru
the laand area dirrectly south of LACBW      WR, which ccontains an operational 350 MWe fossil generrating stationn (Genoa No.
, Review of nt to the En ning and dism viously evalu Decommissio
N 3 Fossil Station S        [G-33]), located approximateely 175 feet from the LACBWR L            plant, the laand area soutth of G-3, where w        the ISFFSI is locatedd, and the paarcel of land d to the east of o Highway 35, across fr    from LACBW  WR.
: 0. This rev 0586. The rated by Wa ng Station, actor compar essment. N mall 58.2 me a, which was completed sa Allis-Chalme ment (issued f all comple ALL as determ IS. As state meeting the re not determin ies beyond th vities beyond species ription western Wisc south of the WI. The Sit rominent fea longitude 9 8-2 the completi gySolutions s of the site rate reports, L 2014 Field u August 201 f post-operat nvironmental mantlement uated in the oning Order iew included reference B ashington Pu owned and red to WNP-NUREG-0586 egawatt ther s dismantled afely with li ers reactor, a in March 20 eted or plan mined by th ed in the GE equirements ned in the G he operation d the operati consin, in V e Village of te Regional atures such 1o, 13, 53.3 ion of the sp commencin e characteriz LACBWR R d Work (7) 15 Field Wo ating license l Report for activities ha e NRC's En or NUREG d the evalua BWR facilit ublic Power operated b
The Site Overview (F    Figure 8-2) illustrates i          the boundary oof the licenssed site.
-2, its impac 6 also prov rmal (MWt) d between 1 ittle risk to w a superheate 014) conclud nned LACB he GEIS. LA EIS, licensee s in 10 CFR GEIS are:
The site is i bordered on o the north h by the Misssissippi Riveer and a narrrow strip of land betweeen the Mississip  ppi River annd Highway 35. The U..S. Lock & Dam No. 8, managed bby the U.S. A              Army Corps off Engineers (USACE)
nal area ional area Vernon Coun f Genoa, WI Location gr as highways 35 West a pent fuel tran ng on Octo zation surve adiological and LACBW ork (8).
(          Ro ock Island District, D          is loocated approximately 0.66 miles upstrream.
stage enviro r LACBWR ave resulted nvironmenta G-0191 relate ation of impa ty in NURE r Supply Sy by Energy N cts fall within vided inform BWR demo 971 and 197 workers and d test BWR ded the follo BWR decom ACBWR dec es can rely o 50.83(a)(6)(
The site is bordereed on the west    w      by thee Mississipppi River annd bordered on the easst by Highway  y 35. A Burlington B              Northern-Sa N           anta Fe raill line, locaated betweeen the site and Highway  y 35, carries commerciall freight alo  ong the easteern portion oof the site. Passenger ttrains currentlyy do not use this rail line. The site is bordered to the southh by a segm      ment of the UUpper Mississip  ppi River Naational Wild  dlife & Fish h Refuge Poool 9 area. F    Further soutth, approxim mately 2.4 miless from LAC    CBWR, is the   t Genoa National Fiish Hatcheryy, which raaises endanggered mussels, brook trou    ut and sturgeon. On th       he southwesstern cornerr of the sitee, approxim  mately 0.75 milees south of th he LACBWR     R plant, therre is a publicc boat launchhing ramp wwith a parkingg lot.
nty, on the e and approx aphic (Figur s, rivers and and latitude nsfer. Addit ober 9, 2014 eys performe Characteriz WR Radiolo onmental im dated Dece in no signif al Assessme ed to operati acts against EG-0586 wa ystem (plant Northwest).
8.2.1. Site Descripttion After Unrestricted U            d Release This secction provid  des a summ  mary of the final conddition of thee site at thhe conclusioon of decommiissioning and   d site closurre activities. The End-S    State for LAACBWR deccommissioniing is defined as a the configguration of the t remainin    ng below groound backfillled buildinggs, structures and piping an  nd open lan nd areas at the time of license teermination m        meeting the requiremennts of 10 CFR 20.1402.
n the envelo mation abou onstration re
2 The deco  ommissionin ng of the Claass 1 areas of  o the plant (the on-sitee radiologicaally contaminnated buildingss, structures and compo    onents) will include the demolition, removal annd disposal oof all structures above a deepth of 3 feeet below grad    de (designat ed as 636 fooot AMSL). All systemss will be remov  ved from baasements loccated below the 636 fooot elevation leaving onlly concrete walls and floo ors in the End-State.
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This app    proach will apply to thhe followinng buildingss and structures:
R, which ach owing:
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mmissioning commissioni on informati (ii). Site-spe east shore o ximately 19 m re 8-1) show d lakes. The 43o, 33, 3 tional 4 and ed by zation ogical mpacts ember ficant ent in ion of those as the t now As ope of ut the eactor noted The ieved g and ing is ion in ecific of the miles ws the e map 6.22


La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T               Plan Revision n0 Reacttor Building g, Wastte Treatmentt Building, Ventiilation Stackk, Pipe and Ventilattion Tunnelss, Wastte Gas Tank Vault, Turbiine Building g and Turbin  ne Office Buiilding, Low Specific Acttivity (LSA)) Storage Bu    uilding, and Mainntenance Eat Shack.
La Cross License T Revision North. T The Reac the cargo 639 feet Mississip filled wit The licen LACBW the plant the la forme the la gener the L the la the pa The Site The site i Mississip Corps of The site Highway Highway currently Mississip 2.4 miles
The debrris generated  d from demolition and reemoval operaations will bbe segregatedd for recycliing or disposal.
: mussels, 0.75 mile 8.2.1. S This sec decommi defined a piping an 10 CFR 2 The deco buildings structure be remov and floo structure se Boiling W Termination n 0 The site is a ctor Building o-carrying-on Above Me ppi River. T th sand mate nsed site com WR plant com off of Highw and north of er Genoa No and area dir rating station LACBWR pl and area sout arcel of land Overview (F is bordered o ppi River an f Engineers (
Figure 8--3 shows th  he key LAC    CBWR build  dings at the site. All oon-site LAC  CBWR builddings, structures and compo    onents, otheer than the LACBWR L            A Administratioon Building and Crib H  House, will be demolished d            and a removed    d to a depth of o at least 3 feet below ggrade. Nonee of the buildings and strucctures assocciated with G-3  G are exp  pected to bee radiologicaally impacteed such thatt they require reemedial actiions; therefo  ore, no remed diation is plaanned and thhese structurres, includinng the G-3 Crib b House, willl remain intaact and funcctional for G  G-3 power opperations. A Any contaminnated structures at depths greater g        than 3 foot below w grade willl be assessedd for radioloogical impacct and potential removal. Further F          inforrmation on the t approachh to the variious buildinngs is providded in the LTP Chapter 3.
is bordere y 35. A B y 35, carries y do not use ppi River Na s from LAC brook trou es south of th ite Descript ction provid issioning and as the config nd open lan 20.1402.
The belo ow grade stru  uctures to reemain in thee End Statee such as bbasement fouundations w    will be filled witth suitable clean c      soil, saand and/or other o      suitablle media, ass allowable under Wisconsin Department of Naturral Resourcees (WDNR) regulations . The restoored areas onn the site w            will be backfilled, returned to t grade, seeeded and app  propriate ero sion controls will be established.
ommissionin s, structures s above a de ved from ba ors in the s:
The stru uctures outside of the LACBWR          R Site Encllosure (LSE) are not expected tto be dismantleed and will remain r        on site. These innclude:
Water Reactor Plan at mile 678.6 g is approxi nly rail road ean Sea Lev The covered erial dredged mprises a to mprising only way 35. Oth f the LACBW
Administration Building, B            inclluding assocciated sanitarry sewer andd water systeems and pipiing, LACB  BWR Crib House, H        inclu uding fire prootection pipiing systems, Outfaall diffuser discharge d           pip ping, extendiing 110 feet into the Misssissippi Rivver, G-3 Coal C Plant an     nd all associiated buildin ngs, warehouuses and suppport structurres, includinng the coal barge washiing station to   t the northh of the plannt and all asssociated saanitary sewerr and waterr systems an nd piping, Electtrical Switchhyard, and, Paved d roadways and the Burrlington Norrthern-Santa Fe rail line and spur innto the LACB        BWR plant area.
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After all demolition and remediiation activiities are com      mplete, a Fiinal Radiatioon Survey ((FRS) process asa described in Chapter 5 of this LT    TP, will be pperformed too demonstratte that LACB    BWR and the surrounding s              open land areas within  n its license d boundariees, with the exception oof the 8-4
rectly south n (Genoa N ant, th of G-3, w d to the east o Figure 8-2) i on the north nd Highway (USACE) Ro ed on the w Burlington N commercial this rail lin ational Wild CBWR, is t ut and sturg he LACBWR tion After U des a summ d site closur guration of t nd areas at ng of the Cla and compo epth of 3 fee asements loc End-State.
r 6 on the Mi mately 300
: d. The Reac vel (AMSL land consist d from the M tal of 163.5 y 1.5 acres.
her prominen WR plant, w (G-1) coal (a of LACBW No. 3 Fossil S where the ISF of Highway illustrates th h by the Miss
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ock Island D west by the Northern-Sa l freight alo
: e. The site dlife & Fish the Genoa eon. On th R plant, ther Unrestricted mary of the re activities.
the remainin the time o ass 1 areas o onents) will et below grad cated below This app 8-3 ssissippi Riv feet from th ctor Building L), or 19 fe ted of the riv Mississippi R acres which The site is nt site featur which includ and later oil)
WR, which c Station [G-3 FSI is located 35, across fr e boundary o sissippi Rive
.S. Lock &
District, is lo e Mississipp anta Fe rail ong the easte is bordered h Refuge Poo National Fi he southwes re is a public d Release final cond The End-S ng below gro f license te of the plant include the de (designat the 636 foo proach will ver above th he Mississipp g stands on et above th ver edge and River.
h is owned b accessed by res include:
es the site s
) fueled pow contains an 3]), located d, and from LACBW of the licens er and a narr Dam No. 8, ocated appro pi River an l line, loca ern portion o to the south ol 9 area. F ish Hatchery stern corner c boat launch dition of the State for LA ound backfil ermination m (the on-site demolition, ed as 636 fo ot elevation apply to th he mouth of pi River and filled land a he normal d low forest a by Dairyland y a road on witchyard a wer plant (rem operational approximate WR.
sed site.
row strip of managed b ximately 0.6 nd bordered ated betwee of the site.
h by a segm Further sout y, which ra r of the site hing ramp w e site at th ACBWR dec lled building meeting the e radiologica removal an oot AMSL).
leaving onl he followin f the Ohio R d 475 feet we at an elevati elevation o areas which d, with the a the south si and the site o moved in 19 350 MWe ely 175 feet land betwee by the U.S. A 6 miles upstr on the eas en the site Passenger t ment of the U th, approxim aises endang e, approxim with a parking he conclusio commissioni gs, structure requiremen ally contamin nd disposal o All systems ly concrete ng buildings River.
est of on of f the were actual ide of of the 89),
fossil from en the Army ream.
st by and trains Upper mately gered mately g lot.
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 ISFSI faacility, com  mply with the radiolo      ogical criterria for unrrestricted uuse specifieed in 10 CFR 20.1402.
La Cross License T Revision React Wast Venti Pipe Wast Turbi Low Main The debr disposal.
2          Ass part of the decommissiioning proceess, all spentt nuclear fueel was loadedd into dry storaage casks and transferred    d to the ISFSI. It is exppected that tthis spent fuuel will remaain in dry storage within the ISFSI untiil it is transfeerred to the D Department of Energy (D  DOE).
Figure 8-structure will be d and struc require re G-3 Crib structure potential the LTP The belo filled wit Departm backfille The stru dismantle Adm LACB Outfa G-3 C coal water Elect Paved plant After all process a and the s se Boiling W Termination n 0 tor Building te Treatment ilation Stack and Ventilat te Gas Tank ine Building Specific Act ntenance Eat ris generated
Isolation and contro  ol measures will be imp    plemented fo following the conclusionn of radioloogical remediation activities. These acttivities will be completeed prior to sttarting the F   FRS process. The control measures m          will w be impllemented to      o ensure thee final radiiological coonditions aree not comprom  mised by th   he potential for re-con    ntamination as result of access bby personneel or equipmen  nt. Open laand areas, acccess roads and a boundarries will be posted withh signs restriicting access. Isolation I        andd control meeasures will remain in e ffect throughhout FRS acctivities andd until there is no n risk of re-contamination from decommissionning. These measures arre not requirred in survey arreas that hav ve been releaased from thee license.
-3 shows th s and compo demolished a ctures assoc emedial acti b House, will s at depths g removal. F Chapter 3.
Several services s        such h as sanitaryy sewer serviices and elecctrical servicce will remain in operatiion to support thet ISFSI monitoring m            and a security operations. There aree three potabble wells onn site supportin ng the adjaceent G-3 fossiil station whhich will remmain in placee.
ow grade stru th suitable c ent of Natur d, returned t uctures outs ed and will r inistration B BWR Crib H all diffuser d Coal Plant an barge washi r systems an trical Switch d roadways area.
8.3. Remaining R            Dismantlem D              ent and Deccommission  ning Activitiies To date, several key dismantlem    ment and deco ommissioninng activities have occurrred, includinng the removal of the follow  wing compon  nents:
demolition as described surrounding Water Reactor Plan g,
RPV and associaated reactor componentss (e.g. fuel shrouds, control rods, ssteam separaators, incorre monitor gu uide tubes, etc.),
t Building, k,
e FESW W stored com mponents su  uch as fuel shhrouds, contrrol rods, andd start-up souurces, and Varioous system piping p        and components c            associated with the Foorced Circulaation system  m, the RPV,, and primarry systems su  uch as the Control Rod D  Drive Mechaanisms, Deccay Heat, Priimary Puriffication, Seall Injection annd Main Steam.
tion Tunnels Vault, g and Turbin tivity (LSA)
Varioous Turbine and auxiliarry systems.
Shack.
Chapter 3 of this LTP provides detailed d        desccriptions of the dismantlement, decoontaminationn and remediation activitiees currently being b      perforrmed and thhe remainingg activities tto be executted to achieve the t End-Staate conditio  on.
d from demo he key LAC onents, othe and removed ciated with G ions; therefo l remain inta greater than Further infor uctures to re clean soil, sa ral Resource to grade, see ide of the remain on si Building, incl House, inclu discharge pip nd all associ ing station t nd piping, hyard, and, and the Bur and remedi in Chapter open land r
8.4. Immpacts to thhe Post-Shu  utdown Deco    ommissionin  ng Activitiees Report (PPSDAR)
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As previiously noted    d, the D-Pllan/PSDAR, amended in March 2014, describbed the plaanned decommiissioning op    perations at the t site and concluded tthat the poteential enviroonmental im    mpacts associateed with deco  ommissionin  ng the site haave already been postulaated in, andd will be bouunded by the prreviously issu ued environm  mental impaact statementts, specificallly:
) Storage Bu lition and re CBWR build er than the L d to a depth o G-3 are exp ore, no remed act and func 3 foot below rmation on t emain in the and and/or o es (WDNR) eded and app LACBWR te. These in luding assoc uding fire pro ping, extendi iated buildin to the north rlington Nor iation activi 5 of this LT areas within 8-4 ilding, uilding, and emoval opera dings at the LACBWR A of at least 3 pected to be diation is pla ctional for G w grade will the approach e End State other suitabl regulations propriate ero R Site Encl nclude:
NURREG-0191, an    nd NURREG-0586.
ciated sanitar otection pipi ing 110 feet ngs, warehou h of the plan rthern-Santa ities are com TP, will be p n its license ations will b site. All o Administratio feet below g e radiologica anned and th G-3 power op l be assessed h to the vari e such as b le media, as
Chapter 3 of the LT    TP identifiees the dism  mantlement aand decontaamination acctivities thaat are scheduled to be com    mpleted prio  or to the un nrestricted reelease of thhe site (exclluding the IISFSI footprint). The identtified activitiies are not significantly different froom those oriiginally discuussed 8-5
. The resto sion control losure (LS ry sewer and ing systems, into the Mis uses and sup nt and all as Fe rail line mplete, a Fi performed to d boundarie be segregated on-site LAC on Building grade. None ally impacte hese structur perations. A d for radiolo ious buildin basement fou s allowable ored areas on s will be est E) are not d water syste ssissippi Riv pport structur ssociated sa and spur in inal Radiatio o demonstrat es, with the d for recycli CBWR build and Crib H e of the buil ed such that res, includin Any contamin ogical impac ngs is provid undations w under Wisc n the site w ablished.
expected t ems and pipi
: ver, res, includin anitary sewer nto the LACB on Survey (
te that LACB exception o ing or
: dings, House, dings t they ng the nated ct and ded in will be onsin will be to be
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BWR of the  


La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 in the D--Plan/PSDAR. Althoug        gh additionall details regaarding major decommissioning activvities will be defined d        durinng decommiissioning planning efforrts, no signiificant impacts beyond those identifiedd in the D--Plan/PSDAR      R have beeen identifiedd. Subsequuent sectionss in this chhapter provide additional evaluation and inforrmation reggarding the environmeental effectts of decommiissioning.
La Cross License T Revision ISFSI fa 10 CFR 2 dry stora dry stora Isolation remediat control m comprom equipmen access. I there is n survey ar Several s support t supportin 8.3.
8.5. La L Crosse Bo    oiling Wateer Reactor Environmen E              nt Descriptioon 8.5.1. Geography G            and a Demogrraphy 8.5.1.1.         Site Location L          and Descriptionn The site location and d description n were discuussed in sectiion 8.2. Thee 163.5 acree site is locatted in Vernon County, C        Wissconsin, in the t Mississip  ppi River Valley, with tthe Reactor Building loocated 300 feet from the easst bank of thee Mississipp  pi River. Tw  wenty-seven acres of the site were foormed by fillingg in river eddge and low forest areass with materrial dredgedd from the M    Mississippi R River.
R To date, removal RPV incor FESW Vario
The site is relatively y flat with th he reactor facilities f          stannding at elevvations rangging from 636 to 642 feet AMSL bou    unded by thee railroad tracks to the east and thhe riprap on the shore oof the Mississip ppi River to the west. The  T geology  y consists prrimarily of ffill materialss (fine sands and silts) undderlain by finne to medium  m sands with h some soilss containing higher percentages of ccoarse sands and d gravels. Bedrock B          is en ncountered at a approximaately 130 feeet below grouund surface (10).
: RPV, Purif Vario Chapter 3 remediat achieve t 8.4.
8.5.1.2.        Popullation The U.S. Census Bu      ureau, Amerrican Comm    munity Surveey (ACS) reeport (11) prrovides the most reliable census c      data for f nearby Wisconsin W          viillages and ccities and Veernon Countyy. The estim  mated total pop pulation in 2013 2    was 258 for the Viillage of Geenoa, locatedd 1 mile norrth of LACB      BWR; 744 for Stoddard, S          loccated 7 miless N of the pllant; 51,522 for La Crosse, the largest Wisconsinn city near the plant, locatted 17 miles N; and 30,,329 for Verrnon Countyy. There arre also numerous small tow  wns west of o the plant across the Mississippii River, including Renoo township, MN (populatiion 397), located 3 miles northwest, and New            w Albin, IA  A (populatiion 513), loocated 5 miles southwest.
Im As previ decommi associate by the pr NUR NUR Chapter 3 schedule footprint se Boiling W Termination n 0 acility, com 20.1402. As age casks an ge within th and contro ion activitie measures w mised by th nt. Open la Isolation and no risk of re reas that hav services such the ISFSI m ng the adjace Remaining D several key of the follow and associa re monitor gu W stored com ous system p
8.5.1.3.         Site Access, A        Land d and Water Use The LAC  CBWR propeerty is locateed in the farr western porrtion of Verrnon Countyy on the east bank of the Mississippi M            River.
, and primar fication, Seal ous Turbine 3 of this LT ion activitie the End-Sta mpacts to th iously noted issioning op ed with deco reviously issu REG-0191, an REG-0586.
R        Altho ough the sitee area is 1633.5 acres, it is relativelyy isolated ass it is bounded by the Misssissippi Riv      ver to the west, w      a rail liine to the eeast, USACE E property tto the north, annd a wildlife and fish reffuge to the south.
3 of the LT d to be com
s       The ssite includess G-3, a coaal-fired 379 MMWe electric power p      stationn completed  d in 1969, which w        is also owned andd operated byy Dairyland (12).
). The ident Water Reactor Plan mply with s part of the d transferred e ISFSI unti ol measures
This stattion is locateed to the so  outh, adjacen nt to the LA ACBWR faccilities. Thee closest tow    wn is Genoa, lo  ocated approoximately 1 mile m to the northeast n           of tthe site. Ann elementary school is loocated within thhe town. Theere are no reesidences witthin 2,000 feeet of any LA    ACBWR strructure.
: s. These act will be impl he potential and areas, ac d control me
The areaa of the Misssissippi Riveer adjacent to  t the site iss used for reecreational ppurposes (booating and fresh h water fishiing) and com  mmercial barrge and shipp traffic (e.g.. barges of ccoal are delivvered to the G--3 station located south of the LAC    CBWR plant)). There is a public boat landing oon the site, locaated approxim mately 4,000 0 feet south of o the plant. There is a pportion (Poool 9) of the UUpper 8-6
-contaminat ve been relea h as sanitary monitoring a ent G-3 fossi Dismantlem dismantlem wing compon ated reactor uide tubes, e mponents su piping and c ry systems su l Injection an and auxiliar P provides d es currently b ate conditio he Post-Shu d, the D-Pl perations at t ommissionin ued environm nd TP identifie mpleted prio tified activiti r
the radiolo decommissi d to the ISF il it is transfe will be imp tivities will lemented to for re-con ccess roads a easures will ion from de ased from the y sewer servi and security il station wh ent and Dec ment and deco nents:
components etc.),
uch as fuel sh components uch as the C nd Main Ste ry systems.
detailed desc being perfor on.
utdown Deco lan/PSDAR, the site and ng the site ha mental impa es the dism or to the un ies are not s 8-5 ogical criter ioning proce SI. It is exp erred to the D plemented fo be complete o ensure the ntamination and boundar remain in e commission e license.
ices and elec operations.
hich will rem commission ommissionin s (e.g. fuel hrouds, contr associated ontrol Rod D am.
criptions of rmed and th ommissionin amended concluded t ave already act statement mantlement a nrestricted re ignificantly ria for unr ess, all spent pected that t Department following th ed prior to st e final radi as result ries will be ffect through ning. These ctrical servic There are main in place ning Activiti ng activities shrouds, co rol rods, and with the Fo Drive Mecha the dismant he remaining ng Activitie in March 2 that the pote been postula ts, specifical and deconta elease of th different fro restricted u t nuclear fue this spent fu of Energy (D e conclusion tarting the F iological co of access b posted with hout FRS ac measures ar ce will rema e three potab
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ies have occurr ntrol rods, s d start-up sou orced Circula anisms, Dec lement, deco g activities t es Report (P 014, describ ential enviro ated in, and lly:
amination ac he site (excl om those ori use specifie el was loaded uel will rema DOE).
n of radiolo FRS process.
onditions are by personne h signs restri ctivities and re not requir in in operati ble wells on red, includin steam separa urces, and ation system cay Heat, Pri ontamination to be execut PSDAR) bed the pla onmental im d will be bou ctivities tha luding the I iginally discu ed in d into ain in ogical The e not el or icting d until red in ion to n site ng the
: ators, m, the imary n and ted to anned mpacts unded at are ISFSI ussed


La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 Mississipppi River Naational Wildllife & Fish Refuge R      just ssouth of the site which hhas limited aaccess for huntiing, fishing and recreational activitiies (13). Furrther south aare public laand areas annd the Genoa National N          Fish h Hatchery.. Lock and    d Dam No. 8, located on the Mississippi Rivver at mile 679.2, is approx  ximately 0.66 miles north h of the sitee. The dam  m is a 110 feet wide, 6000 feet long lockk and dam structure s          owned and opeerated by thee USACE (14). This faccility also allows public acccess to an observation o                        pen from daawn to duskk during the months of April platform, op through November. The Statee of Wiscon          nsin also m maintains a highway w    wayside off State Highway  y 35 approxiimately 1/2 milem north of  o the LACB    BWR site, aacross from  m Lock and Dam No. 8.
La Cross License T Revision in the D-will be d identified provide decommi 8.5.
8.5.2. Climate C
L 8.5.1. G 8.5.1.1.
The climmate at the La L Crosse region r        of Wisconsin W          annd at the LA ACBWR sitte is typical of a continenttal climate with w cold wiinters and ho    ot summers and extrem    mes influenceed because oof the river vallley location of the site. The USAC    CE maintainss an active w  weather station at the neearby Lock and d Dam No. 8 site with archived a          weaather informmation for thee Genoa, WI area. A reeview of the innformation for f the past year (May 2014 to Maay 2015) inddicated tempperatures rannging from 60 to 90o F du  uring the mo  onths of Jun ne through A August 20144 and 45 to -5o F durinng the winter months m        of Deecember 201  14 to Februaary 2015. C  City data com mpiled for GGenoa showss that the averaage temperature is approximately 20    2 F in the winter monnths and reacches 72o F iin the o
The site Vernon C 300 feet by filling The site 642 feet Mississip silts) und sands and 8.5.1.2.
summer season s       (15).
The U.S reliable c total pop 744 for S near the small tow (populati 5 miles s 8.5.1.3.
The averrage annual rainfall r       is 35 5.2 inches. Monthly M        preccipitation avverages in thee Genoa, WII area range froom 3 to 5 incches per mon  nth in the sp pring and sum  mmer seasonns and from 1 to 3 inchees per month fo or the remainnder of the year.
The LAC of the M bounded north, an electric p This stat Genoa, lo within th The area and fresh to the G-site, loca se Boiling W Termination n 0
The blufffs of the Misssissippi Rivver Valley ch hannel the wwinds at the L LACBWR site. Predom    minant winds att the site wh  here the valley runs no  orth-south aare from thee north and the south. The monthly average wiind speeds are typically 6 to 10 m          mph. The Genoa, WII area has rrarely experiencced tornadoss. On Aprill 30, 1954, a category F44 (maximum        m wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado occurred o        27.4 miles awaay from the Genoa villaage center. On June 5, 1980, a cateegory F3 (maxiimum wind speeds 158-216 mph) to        ornado that ooccurred 6.66 miles awayy from the viillage center injjured one peerson and cau used betweeen $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damaages.
-Plan/PSDA defined durin d in the D-additional issioning.
8.5.3. Topography T              , Geology an nd Seismolo ogy 8.5.3.1.         Topog graphy The site is i located within the Mississippi Riv  ver Valley, wwhere the vaalley is deeply cut into hhighly dissectedd uplands. From F      La Crosse to Prairie du Chien, approximateely 40 miless south, the vvalley varies beetween 21/2 anda 41/2 miles in width. The valley walls rise ssharply 500 to 600 feet from river leveel. The LAC  CBWR site is i located beetween two vvalleys on eeither side off the bluff eaast of Highway  y 35. Figure 8-4 providees a Topograaphy Map off the site.
La Crosse Bo Geography a Site L location and County, Wis from the eas g in river ed is relatively AMSL bou ppi River to derlain by fin d gravels. B Popul
Prior to construction c          n of the LAC  CBWR facillity, the site location coonsisted of m  marshes and low-lying wetlands. Thee property grrade was theen increasedd through thee depositionn of hydrauliically dredged sands from the t Mississip  ppi River. During D      gradee manipulatiion and site preparation prior to constrruction, the area a    was graaded to a rellatively flat ground surfface. The reesulting gradde for 8-7
. Census Bu census data f pulation in 2 Stoddard, loc plant, locat wns west o ion 397), lo outhwest.
Site A CBWR prope Mississippi R by the Mis nd a wildlife power station tion is locate ocated appro he town. The a of the Miss h water fishi
-3 station lo ated approxim Water Reactor Plan R. Althoug ng decommi
-Plan/PSDAR evaluation oiling Wate and Demogr Location and d description sconsin, in t st bank of the dge and low y flat with th unded by the the west. T ne to medium Bedrock is en lation ureau, Amer for nearby W 2013 was 25 cated 7 miles ted 17 miles of the plant cated 3 mil Access, Land erty is locate River. Altho ssissippi Riv and fish ref n completed ed to the so oximately 1 m ere are no re sissippi Rive ing) and com cated south mately 4,000 r
gh additional issioning pl R have bee and infor er Reactor E raphy Description n were discu the Mississip e Mississipp forest areas he reactor f e railroad tr The geology m sands with ncountered a rican Comm Wisconsin vi 8 for the Vi s N of the pl N; and 30, across the es northwe d and Water ed in the far ough the site ver to the w fuge to the s d in 1969, w outh, adjacen mile to the n esidences wit er adjacent t mmercial bar of the LAC 0 feet south o 8-6 l details rega anning effor en identified rmation reg Environmen n
ussed in secti ppi River V pi River. Tw s with mater facilities stan acks to the y consists pr h some soils at approxima munity Surve illages and c illage of Ge lant; 51,522
,329 for Ver Mississippi st, and New Use r western por e area is 163 west, a rail li south. The s which is also nt to the LA northeast of t thin 2,000 fe to the site is rge and ship CBWR plant) of the plant.
arding majo rts, no signi
: d. Subsequ garding the nt Descriptio ion 8.2. The alley, with t wenty-seven rial dredged nding at elev east and th rimarily of f s containing ately 130 fee ey (ACS) re cities and Ve enoa, located for La Cros rnon County i River, inc w Albin, IA rtion of Ver 3.5 acres, it ine to the e site includes owned and ACBWR fac the site. An eet of any LA s used for re p traffic (e.g.
). There is There is a p r decommis ificant impa uent sections environme on e 163.5 acre the Reactor acres of the d from the M vations rang he riprap on fill materials higher perc et below grou eport (11) pr ernon County d 1 mile nor se, the large
: y. There ar luding Reno A (populati rnon County is relatively east, USACE s G-3, a coa d operated by cilities. The n elementary ACBWR str ecreational p
. barges of c a public bo portion (Poo sioning activ cts beyond s in this ch ental effect e site is locat Building lo site were fo Mississippi R ging from 6 the shore o s (fine sand entages of c und surface rovides the
: y. The estim rth of LACB st Wisconsin re also num o township, ion 513), lo y on the east y isolated as E property t al-fired 379 M y Dairyland e closest tow school is lo ructure.
purposes (bo coal are deliv at landing o ol 9) of the U vities those hapter ts of ted in ocated ormed River.
36 to of the s and coarse (10).
most mated BWR; n city erous MN ocated bank s it is to the MWe (12).
wn is ocated oating vered on the Upper


La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 the LACBWR site iss generally flat    f with graade level at approximateely 639 feet AMSL from          m the access rooad along thee eastern bou  undary of thee site to the rriprap alongg the river shhore.
La Cross License T Revision Mississip for hunti Genoa N mile 679 long lock public ac through Highway No. 8.
8.5.3.2.         Geoloogy LACBW  WR is located  d on the east bank of the Mississippii River in thee Wisconsinn Driftless seection of the Ceentral Lowlaand Physiogrraphic Proviince (16). T       The site is loocated on thee southwest flank of the Wisconsin W            Dome and the western flan    nk of the Wiisconsin Arcch. The sediimentary straata or bedrock in i this regionn dips less thhan 20 feet per p mile to thhe southwesst.
8.5.2. C The clim continent river vall Lock and of the in from 60 winter m the avera summer s The aver range fro month fo The bluff winds at monthly experienc tornado o F3 (maxi center inj 8.5.3. T 8.5.3.1.
Generally  y, the local geology g        is described d         as approximate a            ely 15 feet of hydraulic ffill overlyingg 100 to 130 feet of glacial outwash and fluvial dep    posits on thee east flood pplain of the M Mississippi R River Valley. These unco    onsolidated deposits d        are underlain bby flat lying sandstone aand shales oof the Dreshbacch Group (Upper Cam          mbrian). Th  he Dreshbacch Group iis then undderlain by ddense Precambrrian crystallline rocks encountered e          d at approxiimately 6500 feet below      w ground suurface (BGS). At  A the subjeect site, the bedrock b        surfface is encouuntered at ann elevation of approxim  mately 509 feet AMSL nearr the Reactorr Building and    a slopes too approximattely 501 feet AMSL neaar the river shoreline.
The site i dissected varies be river leve Highway Prior to c lying we dredged to constr se Boiling W Termination n 0 ppi River Na ing, fishing National Fish
8.5.3.3.          Seism mology Many fau  ults have beeen mapped    d in the site region. Noone of thesee faults are considered to be capable in i accordancce with 10 CFR  C 100, Appendix A            A. Per the N  NRC, Theree are no geoologic condition ns in the sitee vicinity thaat represent hazard to thhe facility. N  Numerous ffaults are maapped in the sitte region, buut investigatiions of all of these faultts during thee course of vvalidating seeveral nuclear power p      plant sites in the region, in ad ddition to sttudies for thee LACBWR    R, have not ffound any evid dence of cap  pable faultin ng. Additio  onally, the aarea is one oof relativelyy low seism  micity.
.2, is approx k and dam s ccess to an o November.
Therefore, capable faaulting does not need to be considereed in the anaalysis of thiss site (17).
y 35 approxi Climate mate at the L tal climate w ley location d Dam No. 8 nformation f to 90o F du months of De age tempera season (15).
Seismic activity a        (maagnitudes ran nging from 3.53 to 5.4) thhat has beenn recorded between 19755 and 2008 all occurred oveer 180 miless from the sitte and did noot impact thee plant site oor operationss.
rage annual r om 3 to 5 inc or the remain fs of the Mis t the site wh average wi ced tornados occurred 27 imum wind jured one pe Topography Topog is located w d uplands. F etween 21/2 a el. The LAC y 35. Figure construction tlands. The sands from t ruction, the a Water Reactor Plan ational Wildl and recreati h Hatchery.
8.5.4. Hydrology H            and Hydrogeeology Hydrolog  gy and hyd    drogeologicaal informattion was pprimarily obbtained from            m Referencce 10.
ximately 0.6 structure ow observation The State imately 1/2 m La Crosse r with cold wi of the site.
Groundw  water beneath  h the site iss first encouuntered at deepths ranginng from approximately 15 to 25 feet BGS B      and the water table aquifer is in n strong hyddraulic comm    munication w  with the adjacent Mississip ppi River. Therefore, T            ch hanges in thee water tablee elevation aare dependennt on the staage of the Missiissippi Riverr. Groundwater in the sh    hallow depo sits and fill m material likeely flows tow wards the west and discharg  ges into the Mississippi M            River. The deeper grouundwater is aalso likely too flow towards the west bu    ut then may turn and flo    ow parallel to the riverr. Based onn a review oof the groundw water elevatio  on measurem  ments colleccted during routine sam    mpling in suppport of thee G-3 fossil staation, it appeears that theere is a slighht downwarrd vertical ggradient. Hoowever, therre are some perriods where the gradien      nts are reverrsed and thiis is likely ddue to high river stagess and flooding..
8 site with a for the past uring the mo ecember 201 ture is appr rainfall is 35 ches per mon nder of the y ssissippi Riv here the va ind speeds
Hydrauliic conductiviity is influen                s structuree and grain size distribuution. Becauuse of nced by the soil the shalloow sands thaat were hydrraulically dreedged, deposited, and coompacted onn site, the intternal structure of the shalllow soils wo  ould not likeely influencee groundwatter flow direection. How    wever, 8-8
: s. On April
.4 miles awa speeds 158-erson and cau
, Geology an graphy ithin the Mi From La Cro and 41/2 mile CBWR site i 8-4 provide n of the LAC e property gr the Mississip area was gra r
life & Fish R onal activiti
. Lock and 6 miles north ned and ope platform, op e of Wiscon mile north o region of W inters and ho The USAC archived wea year (May onths of Jun 14 to Februa oximately 2 5.2 inches. M nth in the sp ear.
ver Valley ch lley runs no are typicall l 30, 1954, a ay from the 216 mph) to used betwee nd Seismolo ssissippi Riv sse to Prairi s in width.
is located be es a Topogra CBWR facil rade was the ppi River. D aded to a rel 8-7 Refuge just s ies (13). Fur d Dam No.
h of the site erated by the pen from da nsin also m of the LACB Wisconsin an ot summers CE maintains ather inform 2014 to Ma ne through A ary 2015. C 20o F in the Monthly prec pring and sum hannel the w orth-south a y 6 to 10 m a category F4 Genoa villa ornado that o en $500,000 ogy ver Valley, w e du Chien, The valley etween two v aphy Map of lity, the site en increased During grade latively flat south of the rther south a 8, located
: e. The dam e USACE (
awn to dusk maintains a BWR site, a nd at the LA and extrem s an active w mation for the ay 2015) ind August 2014 City data com winter mon cipitation av mmer season winds at the L are from the mph. The 4 (maximum age center.
occurred 6.6 and $5,000, where the va approximate walls rise s valleys on e f the site.
location co d through the e manipulati ground surf site which h are public la on the Mis m is a 110 fe 14). This fac k during the highway w across from ACBWR sit mes influence weather stat e Genoa, W dicated temp 4 and 45 to mpiled for G nths and reac verages in the ns and from LACBWR s e north and Genoa, WI m wind spee On June 5, 6 miles away 000 in dama alley is deep ely 40 miles sharply 500 either side of onsisted of m e deposition ion and site face. The re has limited a and areas an sissippi Riv et wide, 600 cility also a months of wayside off m Lock and te is typical ed because o ion at the ne I area. A re peratures ran
-5o F durin Genoa shows ches 72o F i e Genoa, WI 1 to 3 inche ite. Predom the south.
I area has r ds 207-260 1980, a cate y from the vi ages.
ly cut into h s south, the v to 600 feet f the bluff ea marshes and n of hydrauli preparation esulting grad access nd the ver at 0 feet llows April State Dam of a of the earby eview nging ng the s that in the I area es per minant The rarely mph) egory illage highly valley from ast of low-ically prior de for


La Crossse Boiling Water W        Reactorr License Termination T               Plan Revisionn0 the nativ ve sands und    derlying the hydraulic fill fi would likkely providee sufficient structure thaat the anisotroppy of the aqu  uifer would be more perrmeable andd have a highher hydrauliic conductivvity in the horizontal directiion than in th  he vertical direction.
La Cross License T Revision the LAC access ro 8.5.3.2.
d          Thhis decreasess the verticaal transport w within these layers.
LACBW of the Ce of the W bedrock i Generally to 130 fe Valley.
The veloocity of grou  undwater flo ow is directlyy related to both the hyydraulic conductivity annd the gradient. The gradieent of the waater table is influenced bby the topoggraphy and w        with the flat areas across th he site it is likely that thee water tablee has a very low gradiennt. Thereforre, it is likelyy that the groun ndwater velo  ocity across the site is also relativeely slow (i.ee., in the incches and feeet/day range) evven though th  he hydraulicc conductivitty could suppport faster flflow.
Dreshbac Precambr (BGS). A 509 feet river sho 8.5.3.3.
8.6. Environmen E            ntal Effects ofo Decommiissioning 8.6.1. Summary The evalluation of th  he environmeental effects (or impactss) of the deccommissioniing of LACB          BWR follows the t approach    h and method  dology outliined and desscribed in N  NUREG-05866. This apprroach includes identificatio  on of environmental issu  ues as eitherr generic or site-specificc. If the isssue is considereed to be gen  neric, it is assigned a          a significance level of eithher Small, Moderatee, or Large. If identifieed as genericc, the enviro  onmental im mpact is conssidered to bee bounded bby the evaluatioon in NUREG    G-0586 whicch concludess that the ovverall impactt significancee is Small.
Many fau capable i condition in the sit nuclear p any evid Therefor Seismic a 2008 all 8.5.4. H Hydrolog Groundw 25 feet B Mississip the Missi the west towards groundw fossil sta some per flooding.
For thosse environm    mental issues or deco      ommissioninng activitiess that requuire site-speecific evaluatioon, a standard  d approach isi followed. It is summaarized as folllows:
Hydrauli the shallo structure se Boiling W Termination n 0 BWR site is oad along the Geolo WR is located entral Lowla Wisconsin Do in this region y, the local g et of glacial These unco ch Group (
: 1)      The T issue or activity is summarized, s              including a summary oof the impaccts as reportted in NUREG-019 N                1 and D-Plaan/PSDAR. Note that m      many decom  mmissioning activities arre not id dentified in these t      documments.
rian crystall At the subje AMSL near reline.
: 2)      Applicable A            reegulations, permits, limitts or other reegulatory reqquirements aare identifiedd.
Seism ults have be in accordanc ns in the site te region, bu power plant dence of cap e, capable fa activity (ma occurred ove Hydrology a gy and hyd water beneath BGS and the ppi River. T issippi River and discharg the west bu water elevatio ation, it appe riods where ic conductivi ow sands tha of the shall Water Reactor Plan s generally f e eastern bou ogy d on the east and Physiogr me and the n dips less th geology is d outwash an onsolidated d Upper Cam line rocks e ect site, the b r the Reactor mology een mapped ce with 10 C e vicinity tha ut investigati sites in the pable faultin aulting does agnitudes ran er 180 miles nd Hydroge drogeologica h the site is water table Therefore, ch
: 3)      Potential imp  pacts from deecommission    ning activitiees relating too the environnmental issuue are described.
: r. Groundw ges into the M ut then may on measurem ears that the the gradien ity is influen at were hydr low soils wo r
: 4)     An A evaluatio    on is perforrmed. Thiss includes analysis annd professionnal judgment to esstimate or determine d            whhether the activity is likkely to makee a noticeabble impact oon the ennvironment considering the availab      ble informatiion. If an im  mpact is likkely, existingg and addditional miitigation meaasures that can c be takenn are evaluaated. If an iimpact cannnot be avvoided, a deetermination is made as to whether the impact iis likely to sseriously dam        mage th he resource or o attribute.
flat with gra undary of the bank of the raphic Provi western flan han 20 feet p described as a d fluvial dep deposits are mbrian). Th encountered bedrock surf r Building a d in the site CFR 100, A at represent ions of all o region, in ad ng. Additio not need to nging from 3 s from the sit eology al informat s first encou aquifer is in hanges in the ater in the sh Mississippi turn and flo ments collec ere is a sligh nts are rever nced by the s raulically dre ould not like 8-8 ade level at e site to the r Mississippi ince (16). T nk of the Wi per mile to th approximate posits on the underlain b he Dreshbac d at approxi face is encou and slopes to region. No Appendix A.
: 5)      A conclusion is reached.
hazard to th f these fault ddition to st onally, the a be considere 3.5 to 5.4) th te and did no tion was p untered at de n strong hyd e water table hallow depo River. The ow parallel cted during ht downwar rsed and thi soil structure edged, depo ely influence approximate riprap along i River in the The site is lo isconsin Arc he southwes ely 15 feet o e east flood p by flat lying ch Group i imately 650 untered at an o approximat one of these Per the N he facility. N ts during the tudies for the area is one o ed in the ana hat has been ot impact the primarily ob epths rangin draulic comm e elevation a sits and fill m deeper grou to the river routine sam rd vertical g is is likely d e and grain sited, and co e groundwat ely 639 feet g the river sh e Wisconsin ocated on the ch. The sedi st.
A conclu usion is deriv ved from thee evaluation steps summ  marized abovve. The connclusion idenntifies the level of significaance of the impacts. Siite-specific iissues are not bounded by the NUR            REG-0586 evaaluation. No  ote that the environmenta e             al impacts oof the operatiing G-3 coall power plannt and the formeer G-1 coal/o   oil fueled po ower plant was w not consiidered in thiss review.
f hydraulic f plain of the M sandstone a is then und 0 feet below n elevation tely 501 fee e faults are NRC, There Numerous f e course of v e LACBWR of relatively alysis of this n recorded b e plant site o btained from ng from app munication w are dependen material like undwater is a
Table 8-11 was used as the bassis for the site specificc environmeental impactt assessmennt for LACBW  WR. It is exccerpted from    m Table 6.1 ofo NUREG-00586. The ffirst step in this processs is to screen th he issues to identify site-specificc issues. D        Decommissiioning activvities speciffic to 8-9
: r. Based on mpling in sup gradient. Ho due to high size distribu ompacted on ter flow dire AMSL from hore.
n Driftless se e southwest imentary stra fill overlying Mississippi R and shales o derlain by d w ground su of approxim t AMSL nea considered e are no geo faults are ma validating se R, have not f y low seism s site (17).
etween 1975 or operations m Referenc roximately with the adj nt on the sta ely flows tow also likely to n a review o pport of the owever, ther river stages ution. Becau n site, the int ection. How m the ection flank ata or g 100 River of the dense urface mately ar the to be ologic apped everal found micity.
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 LACBW  WR are then reviewed and    a the activ  vities that mmay requiree site-specifiic evaluationn are identifiedd. The screeening identtified the fo  ollowing pootential areass for additioonal site-speecific evaluatioon:
La Cross License T Revision the nativ anisotrop the horiz these lay The velo gradient.
Offsite land use activities:
across th the groun range) ev 8.6.
a         ch hanges in dem mographics and zoning tthat have occurred in thee past 35 yeears, since th he FES was issued.
E 8.6.1. S The eval follows t includes considere Large.
i Aquaatic ecology affected by activities beeyond the opperational areea; changes in designatiion of sensittive areas.
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Terreestrial Ecology affected by b activitiess beyond the operationall area; changges in designnation of sennsitive areass.
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Threaatened and endangered species: ch      hanges in loocal flora annd fauna annd designatioon of threattened and en ndangered sp pecies that have h      occurredd in the pastt 35 years.
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J        channges in dem  mographics and socioeeconomic sttatus in the past 35 yeears.
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Cultuural and Historic Resou    urce impactts beyond tthe operatioonal areas; cchanges in local historric landmark k designationns and other cultural resoources.
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8.6.2. Radiological R            l Effects of Decommissi D            ioning 8.6.2.1.         Occup pational Raddiation Exposure During decommissio d            oning, Solutiions will con ntinue to immplement a R  Radiation Prootection Proogram in accorddance with th he license sppecificationss and the reqquirements of 10 CFR 200. The objecctives of the Raadiation Protection Prog  gram are to control radiaation hazardds, avoid acccidental radiiation exposurees and mainttain occupattional workeer exposuress to less thaan the adminnistrative lim    mit of 2,000 mrrem/yr Totall Effective Dose D      Equivaalent (TEDE  E). Dose to workers andd the public must also be maintained m            As A Low As Reasonably R            Achievable A              ((ALARA). The LACBW      WR work coontrol program and proced    dures will ensure e       that work speciifications, ddesigns, worrk packagess and Radiation n Work Perm  mits (RWP) involving po  otential radiaation exposuure or handliing of radioaactive materialss incorporatee effective raadiological controls.
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c In Augusst 1987, Dairryland placeed LACBWR      R in a SAFS  STOR condittion (a periood of safe stoorage of the staabilized and defueled faccility). LAC CBWR remaiined in a fullly SAFSTO      OR conditionn until 1994 witth the comm  mencement of  o incrementtal decommiissioning acttivities. Thhis period off time allowed for the decaay of most short-lived s            radionuclides r              s, which subbsequently rreduced radiiation levels at the facility.. This delay y, combined d with the efffective impllementation of the Radiiation Protectioon Program and ALARA      A measures,, minimized the actual and projecteed radiation dose exposuree during thee decommisssioning of LACBWR L            tto date. It is anticipateed that the most significannt contributoors to occupational dose from remaiining dismanntlement actiivities will bbe the removal and packag    ging of remaaining Reactor Buildingg Structuress, Systems, and Compoonents (SSCs).
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ocity of grou The gradie he site it is li ndwater velo ven though th Environmen ummary luation of th the approach identificatio ed to be gen If identifie on in NUREG se environm on, a standard The issue or NUREG-019 dentified in t Applicable re otential imp escribed.
An evaluatio stimate or d nvironment dditional mi voided, a de he resource o A conclusion usion is deriv of significa aluation. No er G-1 coal/o 1 was used WR. It is exc he issues t Water Reactor Plan derlying the uifer would ion than in th undwater flo ent of the wa kely that the ocity across he hydraulic ntal Effects o he environme h and method on of enviro neric, it is a ed as generic G-0586 whic mental issu d approach i activity is s 1 and D-Pla these docum egulations, p pacts from de on is perfor determine wh considering itigation mea etermination or attribute.
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hydraulic fi be more per he vertical d ow is directly ater table is e water table the site is c conductivit of Decommi ental effects dology outli nmental issu assigned a s c, the enviro ch concludes es or deco is followed.
summarized, an/PSDAR.
ments.
ermits, limit ecommission rmed. This hether the a the availab asures that c is made as e evaluation impacts. Si environmenta ower plant w sis for the m Table 6.1 o site-specific 8-9 fill would lik rmeable and direction. Th y related to influenced b e has a very also relative ty could supp issioning (or impacts ined and des ues as either ignificance onmental im s that the ov ommissionin It is summa including a Note that m ts or other re ning activitie s includes ctivity is lik ble informati can be taken to whether steps summ ite-specific i al impacts o was not consi site specific of NUREG-0 c issues. D kely provide d have a high his decreases both the hy by the topog low gradien ely slow (i.e port faster fl s) of the dec scribed in N r generic or level of eith mpact is cons verall impact ng activities arized as foll a summary o many decom egulatory req es relating to analysis an kely to make ion. If an im n are evalua the impact i marized abov issues are n of the operati idered in this c environme 0586. The f Decommissi e sufficient her hydrauli s the vertica ydraulic con graphy and w nt. Therefor e., in the inc flow.
commissioni NUREG-0586 site-specific her Small, sidered to be t significance s that requ lows:
of the impac mmissioning quirements a o the environ nd profession e a noticeab mpact is lik ated. If an i is likely to s ve. The con ot bounded ing G-3 coal s review.
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La Crossse Boiling Water W        Reactorr License Termination T               Plan Revisionn0 Table 8-1 8      Summ  mary of the Environmeental Impactts from Deccommissioniing Nuclearr Power Facilities NUREG G-Sectioon                  Enviro onmental Issu  ue              0586    Impacct Significancce (GEIS))
La Cross License T Revision LACBW identified evaluatio Offsi 35 ye Aqua sensit Terre of sen Threa threat Envir 35 ye Cultu histor 8.6.2. R 8.6.2.1.
8.6.2       Radiolo ogical Activitiies resulting in i occupational dose to      Yes      Small workerss Activitiies resulting in i dose to the public        Yes      Small Radiolo ogical Accideents                          Yes      Small 8.6.3.1     Onsite land l    use activ vities                      Yes      Small 8.6.3.2    Offsite land use activ vities                      No      Site-specific 8.6.3.3    Water Use U                                          Yes      Small 8.6.3.4    Water Quality Q
During d in accord of the Ra exposure 2,000 mr also be m program Radiation materials In Augus of the sta 1994 wit allowed levels at Protectio exposure significan removal (SSCs).
Surfacee water                                    Yes      Small Ground d water                                    Yes      Small 8.6.3.5    Air Quaality                                      Yes      Small 8.6.3.6    Aquaticc Ecology Activitiies within thee operational area a            Yes      Small Activitiies beyond the operational area            No      Site-specific 8.6.3.7    Terrestrrial Ecology Activitiies within thee operational area a             Yes      Small Activitiies beyond the operational area            No      Site-specific 8.6.3.8    Threateened and Endaangered Speccies              No      Site-specific 8.6.3.9    Occupaational Issues                              Yes      Small 8.6.3.11    Socioecconomic                                    Yes      Small 8.6.3.12 2    Environ nmental Justicce                          No      Site-specific 8.6.3.13 3    Culturaal and Historicc Resource Im mpacts Activitiies within thee operational area a             Yes      Small Activitiies beyond the operational area            No      Site-specific 8.6.3.14 4    Aesthettics                                        Yes      Small 8.6.3.15 5    Noise                                              Yes      Small 8.6.3.16 6    Irretriev vable Resourcces                          Yes      Small 8.6.3.17 7    Traffic and Transporrtation                        Yes      Small 8.6.3.18 8    ISFSI construction:
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c              land l    use impaacts (onsite) No      Site-specific 8.6.3.19 9    VCC co onstruction foor the ISFSI: land l    use    No      Site-specific impactss (onsite) 8.6.3.20 0    Rail lin ne upgrade and d extension (oonsite and   No      Site-specific offsite) 8-11
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te land use a ears, since th atic ecology tive areas.
estrial Ecolo nsitive areas atened and tened and en ronmental J ears.
ural and Hi ric landmark Radiological Occup decommissio dance with th adiation Pro es and maint rem/yr Total maintained A and proced n Work Perm s incorporate st 1987, Dair abilized and th the comm for the deca the facility.
on Program e during the nt contributo and packag Water Reactor Plan reviewed a eening ident activities: ch he FES was i affected by gy affected b
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endangered ndangered sp Justice: chan storic Resou k designation l Effects of D pational Rad oning, Soluti he license sp tection Prog tain occupat l Effective D As Low As R dures will e mits (RWP) e effective ra ryland place defueled fac mencement o ay of most s
. This delay and ALARA e decommiss ors to occup ging of rema r
and the activ tified the fo hanges in dem issued.
activities be by activities species: ch pecies that h nges in dem urce impact ns and other Decommissi diation Expo ions will con pecifications gram are to tional worke Dose Equiva Reasonably A ensure that involving po adiological c ed LACBWR cility). LAC of increment short-lived r y, combined A measures, sioning of L ational dose aining Reac 8-10 vities that m ollowing po mographics eyond the op s beyond the hanges in lo have occurred mographics ts beyond t cultural reso ioning sure ntinue to im s and the req control radia er exposures alent (TEDE Achievable (
work speci otential radia controls.
R in a SAFS CBWR remai tal decommi radionuclides d with the ef
, minimized LACBWR t from remai tor Building may require otential areas and zoning t perational are operational ocal flora an d in the past and socioe the operatio ources.
mplement a R quirements o ation hazard s to less tha E). Dose to (ALARA).
ifications, d ation exposu STOR condit ined in a ful issioning act s, which sub ffective impl the actual to date. It ining disman g Structures e site-specifi s for additio that have oc ea; changes l area; chang nd fauna an t 35 years.
economic st onal areas; c Radiation Pro f 10 CFR 20 ds, avoid acc an the admin workers and The LACBW designs, wor ure or handli tion (a perio lly SAFSTO tivities. Th bsequently r lementation and projecte is anticipate ntlement acti s, Systems, ic evaluation onal site-spe curred in the in designati ges in design nd designatio tatus in the changes in otection Pro
: 0. The objec cidental radi nistrative lim d the public WR work co rk packages ing of radioa od of safe sto OR condition his period of reduced radi of the Radi ed radiation ed that the ivities will b and Compo n are ecific e past ion of nation on of past local ogram ctives iation mit of must ontrol s and active orage n until f time iation iation dose most be the onents


La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T               Plan Revision n0 NUREG--0586 estim    mated that 1,874 Rem wiill be needeed to decom        mmission a ssingle unit B  BWR.
La Cross License T Revision Table 8 Sectio 8.6.2 8.6.3.1 8.6.3.2 8.6.3.3 8.6.3.4 8.6.3.5 8.6.3.6 8.6.3.7 8.6.3.8 8.6.3.9 8.6.3.1 8.6.3.12 8.6.3.13 8.6.3.14 8.6.3.15 8.6.3.16 8.6.3.17 8.6.3.18 8.6.3.19 8.6.3.20 se Boiling W Termination n 0 8-1 Summ Powe on Radiolo Activiti workers Activiti Radiolo Onsite l Offsite Water U Water Q Surface Ground Air Qua Aquatic Activiti Activiti Terrestr Activiti Activiti Threate Occupa 1
The currrent occupattional expen      nded and do  ose expecteed to compllete the deccommissioninng is estimated d to be 130.33 Rem, whicch is well bellow the NUR    REG-0586 eestimate. Ass the occupattional dose for the decomm    missioning will w meet thee regulatoryy standards oof 10 CFR 220, it is therrefore bounded by NUREG      G-0586 and th  he impact is considered as Small.
Socioec 2
8.6.2.2.         Offsitte Radiation Exposure an    nd Monitorinng Dairyland implementted a regulattory compliaant Radiologgical Environnmental Moonitoring Proogram (REMP) at LACBW      WR which provided p          an nnual report s with asseessments of the radioloogical environm ment in and around a        the environs of thhe site. Thee REMP proggram providdes assurancee that the radiooactive gaseeous (airborrne) and liq    quid effluennt releases dduring plantt operationss and decommiissioning acttivities do not exceed th    he concentratation limits oof 10 CFR 200, the dose llimits of 10 CF FR 50, Appen  ndix I, or the fuel cycle dose limits of 40 CFR 190. Solutioons will conntinue to adheree to these limits l      througghout the co ourse of thee decommisssioning. C    Consequentlyy, the public doose from deccommissioniing is bound      ded by the crriteria in NUUREG-0586 and the imppact is considereed as Smalll.
Environ 3
The only y authorized effluent releease pathway    y for the discharge of treeated and filltered radioaactive liquid waaste from th  he LACBWR    R site to the Mississippii River is thrhrough the sseal well/difffuser piping which w      is a paart of the G-33 circulating g water dischharge system m. Currentlyy, the liquid wwaste collectionn system pu umps are nott operable. The  T only liqquid effluentt discharges at LACBWR      R are through the t East Tu    urbine buildiing sump ussing an air ooperated pum    mp. The aiir operated ppump dischargees to the inleet of the liquuid waste mo onitor, whichh is still operrable. Contiinued appliccation of the current c        and future Rad    diation Prottection and REMP at LACBWR              R ensures ppublic protection in accordance with 10 CFR 20          0 and 10 CF    FR 50, Apppendix I. RE    EMP reportts for LACBW  WR to date co    onclude thatt the public exposure e        as a result of ddecommissiooning activitties is bounded by the evalu    uation in NU UREG-0586, which conccludes the im    mpact is miniimal.
Cultura Activiti Activiti 4
The gaseeous pathwaay (which includes i        nobble gas andd particulatee) analysis iis subject too the meteorollogical condiitions during  g the time off the release.. Due to plaant shutdownn and cessatiion of noble gass, the gaseou  us pathway consists c        of airborne a        partticulate only and presentts a minor reelease or exposu ure pathway  y. Routine aira samples area collected to determinne the dose ddue to radioaactive gaseous releases.
Aesthet 5
r 8.6.2.3.         Enviro onmental Efffects of Acccidents and D  Decommissiooning Eventts Decomm  missioning acccident analy    ysis is integ gral to the liicensing dessign basis foor LACBWR    R and this analyysis has con ntinued durin  ng shutdown  n and decom mmissioning.. Post-fuel accident anaalysis conducteed and proviided in regu    ular updates to the D-Pllan/PSDAR,, within section Plant Post-Fuel Acccident Analy  ysis have no  oted that wwith considerration for the current staage of LACB  BWR decommiissioning and     d with spentt nuclear fueel now storedd in the ISFS SI, this analyysis confirms that the minimal radioacctive material resulting from LAC          CBWR operaation and remaining onn the LACBW  WR site is in   nsufficient for f any potential eventt to result iin exceedingg dose limiits or otherwisee involving a significantt adverse effe  fect on publicc health andd safety.
Noise 6
The deco  ommissionin  ng of radioaactively conttaminated SSCs will innvolve the hhighest dose rates and contamination leevels remain    ning at LAC  CBWR. Worrker safety iis addressedd in the Radiiation Protectioon and Safetty and Health Programss for LACB          BWR which rely on AL      LARA principles.
Irretriev 7
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Traffic 8
ISFSI c 9
VCC co impacts 0
Rail lin offsite)
Water Reactor Plan mary of the r Facilities Enviro ogical ies resulting i s
ies resulting i ogical Accide land use activ land use activ Use Quality e water d water ality c Ecology ies within the ies beyond th rial Ecology ies within the ies beyond th ened and Enda ational Issues conomic nmental Justic al and Historic ies within the ies beyond th tics vable Resourc and Transpor construction: l onstruction fo s (onsite) ne upgrade and r
Environme onmental Issu in occupation in dose to the ents vities vities e operational a e operational e operational a e operational angered Spec ce c Resource Im e operational a e operational ces rtation land use impa or the ISFSI: l d extension (o 8-11 ental Impact ue al dose to public area area area area cies mpacts area area acts (onsite) land use onsite and ts from Dec NUREG 0586 (GEIS)
Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No Yes Yes No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No commissioni G-
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 The safety of the pu  ublic is principally relatted to potenntial hazards associated with an airbborne release of radioactivee materials during d      decommmissioningg operations.
La Cross License T Revision NUREG-The curr estimated dose for bounded 8.6.2.2.
During decommissio d            oning, Solutions will perfform deconttamination annd dismantleement of SS    SCs in addition to maintenan  nce, waste management, m            , and surveilllance activitties. The accidents discuussed in NURE  EG-0586 asssociated witth immediatte dismantlinng would allso be appliicable durinng the decommiissioning off LACBWR        R. Consequ  uently, the ppotential deecommissionning accidennts at LACBW WR are bound    ded by the accident evaaluation pre sented in N  NUREG-05866. Howeverr, the potential consequencces associateed with thosse accidents would be lless at LAC        CBWR due tto the reductionn of the totall radionuclidde inventory at LACBWR    R from:
Dairylan (REMP) environm the radio decommi of 10 CF to adhere public do considere The only liquid wa piping w collection through t discharge of the c protectio LACBW bounded The gase meteorol noble gas or exposu gaseous r 8.6.2.3.
Deco ontamination n efforts mad de before deccommissioniing, Prior radioactive waste shipm  ments, and Radio oactive decaay.
Decomm this analy conducte Fuel Acc decommi the mini LACBW otherwise The deco and cont Protectio se Boiling W Termination n 0
Operation nal accidents during deccommissioning could ressult from equuipment failuure, human eerror, and serviice condition ns. With thee spent nucleear fuel rem moved from tthe LACBW    WR site and sstored in the ISFFSI, operatioonal acciden nts during decommissionning can be ccategorized aas follows:
-0586 estim rent occupat d to be 130.3 the decomm by NUREG Offsit d implement at LACBW ment in and a oactive gase issioning act FR 50, Appen e to these l ose from dec ed as Small y authorized aste from th which is a pa n system pu the East Tu es to the inle current and n in accor WR to date co by the evalu eous pathwa logical condi s, the gaseou ure pathway releases.
Radio oactive wastte transportattion acciden nts, Explo osions and/oor fires assocciated with explosive andd/or combusstible materiaals, Loss of contamin  nation contro ol, Naturral phenomeena, and Human caused ev    vents externaal to LACBW  WR.
Enviro missioning ac ysis has con ed and provi cident Analy issioning and mal radioac WR site is in e involving a ommissionin amination le on and Safet Water Reactor Plan mated that 1, tional expen 3 Rem, whic missioning w G-0586 and th te Radiation ted a regulat WR which p around the e eous (airbor tivities do n ndix I, or th limits throug commissioni
The publlic dose conssequences reeported in NUREG-0586 N              6 for onsite, non-fuel rellated radioloogical accidentss during deco  ommissionin  ng ranged froom 0.02 to 00.96 rem. A An analysis oof potential ppublic dose con nsequences from f      accidennts during LACBWR L          deecommissionning was prrovided in thhe D-Plan/PSD DAR and ressulted in dosse ranging from 0.027 too 0.065 rem. The NURE          EG-0586 acccident analysis is i therefore bounding b          for the decomm missioning oof LACBWR    R.
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8.6.2.4.         Storagge and Dispo  osal of Low--Level Radiooactive Wastte The deco  ommissionin  ng of LACB    BWR has, and a will coontinue to reequire the ddisposal of large volumes of low leveel radioactive waste, inccluding contaaminated eqquipment, toools, clothingg and bulk debris materialss such as con   ncrete, metaal and asphallt. Materialss that cannott be free releeased are, and will continu  ue to be disp            a low level radioactivee waste. Through the proper positioned as implemen  ntation of th he Waste Maanagement Program and associated pprocedures, S        Solutions ennsures the approopriate segreegation, classsification, processing, p           ppackaging, sshipment andd control of solid and liquid radioactive wastes.
effluent rele he LACBWR art of the G-3 umps are not urbine buildi et of the liqu future Rad dance with onclude that uation in NU ay (which i itions during us pathway c
The majo  ority of the Class A low  w level radiooactive wastee from LAC  CBWR will bbe shipped tto the EnergySo  olutions dispposal site in Clive, Utah h. Waste w  will be loaded into approopriate contaainers and truck ked to a raail trans-load  d facility in n Winona, M  MN where the waste ccontainer wiill be transferreed to a rail car.
: y. Routine a onmental Ef ccident analy ntinued durin ided in regu ysis have no d with spent ctive materi nsufficient f a significant ng of radioa evels remain ty and Heal r
c      Rail an nd truck shiipments are made in acccordance witth Departmeent of 8-13
874 Rem wi nded and do ch is well bel will meet the he impact is Exposure an tory complia provided an nvirons of th rne) and liq ot exceed th e fuel cycle ghout the co ing is bound ease pathway R site to the 3 circulating t operable. T ing sump us uid waste mo diation Prot 10 CFR 20 t the public e UREG-0586, includes nob g the time of consists of a air samples a ffects of Acc ysis is integ ng shutdown ular updates oted that w t nuclear fue al resulting for any pot t adverse effe actively cont ning at LAC th Programs 8-12 ill be neede ose expecte low the NUR e regulatory considered nd Monitorin ant Radiolog nnual report he site. The quid effluen he concentrat dose limits ourse of the ded by the cr y for the dis Mississippi g water disch The only liq sing an air o onitor, which tection and 0 and 10 CF exposure as which conc ble gas and f the release.
airborne part are collected cidents and D gral to the li n and decom to the D-Pl with consider el now stored from LAC ential event fect on public taminated S CBWR. Wor s for LACB ed to decom ed to compl REG-0586 e y standards o as Small.
ng gical Environ s with asse e REMP prog nt releases d ation limits o of 40 CFR e decommis riteria in NU charge of tre i River is thr harge system quid effluent operated pum h is still oper REMP at FR 50, App a result of d cludes the im d particulate
. Due to pla ticulate only to determin Decommissio icensing des mmissioning.
lan/PSDAR, ration for th d in the ISFS CBWR opera t to result i c health and SCs will in rker safety i BWR which mmission a s lete the dec estimate. As of 10 CFR 2 nmental Mo essments of gram provid during plant of 10 CFR 20 190. Solutio ssioning. C UREG-0586 eated and fil hrough the s
: m. Currently t discharges mp. The ai rable. Conti LACBWR pendix I. RE decommissio mpact is mini e) analysis i ant shutdown and present ne the dose d oning Event sign basis fo
. Post-fuel
, within sec e current sta SI, this analy ation and r in exceeding d safety.
nvolve the h is addressed rely on AL single unit B commissionin s the occupat 20, it is ther onitoring Pro the radiolo des assurance t operations 0, the dose l ons will con Consequently and the imp ltered radioa seal well/dif y, the liquid w at LACBWR ir operated p inued applic R ensures p EMP report oning activit imal.
is subject to n and cessati ts a minor re due to radioa ts or LACBWR accident ana tion Plant age of LACB ysis confirm emaining on g dose limi highest dose d in the Radi LARA princ BWR.
ng is tional refore ogram ogical e that s and limits ntinue y, the pact is active ffuser waste R are pump cation public ts for ties is o the ion of elease active R and alysis Post-BWR s that n the its or rates iation iples.


La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 Transporrtation (DOT    T) regulationns. If Classs B/C wastee is identifieed, it will bbe shipped tto the Waste Co  ontrol Specialist (WCS) facility in Andrews, A          Texxas.
La Cross License T Revision The safe release o During d addition in NURE decommi LACBW potential reduction Deco Prior Radio Operation and servi in the ISF Radio Explo Loss Natur Hum The publ accidents dose con Plan/PSD analysis i 8.6.2.4.
8.6.2.5.         Radioological Criteeria for License Terminaation Followin  ng the com  mpletion of decontamin      nation, dism  mantlement and remeddiation activvities, radiologiical surveys will be perfformed to demonstrate tthat the dosse from residdual radioacctivity remainin ng in backfiilled structu ure basemen    nts, any rem  maining pipiing and soiils at LACB     BWR (excludin ng the ISFSII) meets the unrestricted use criteriaa specified inn 10 CFR 200.1402. Afteer the radiologiical conditions are demo  onstrated to beb below thee unrestricteed use criteriia, the 10 CFFR 50 license will w be terminated, with the exceptio      on of the areea around the ISFSI. LT  TP Chapter 5 and Chapter 6 provide th    he methodo ology for deemonstratingg compliancce with the unrestrictedd use criteria.
The deco volumes bulk deb are, and implemen the appro and liqui The majo EnergySo and truck transferre se Boiling W Termination n 0 ty of the pu f radioactive decommissio to maintenan EG-0586 ass issioning of WR are bound consequenc n of the total ontamination radioactive oactive deca nal accident ice condition FSI, operatio oactive wast osions and/o of contamin ral phenome an caused ev lic dose cons s during deco nsequences f DAR and res is therefore b Storag ommissionin of low leve ris materials will continu ntation of th opriate segre d radioactiv ority of the olutions disp ked to a ra ed to a rail c Water Reactor Plan ublic is prin e materials d oning, Soluti nce, waste m sociated wit f LACBWR ded by the ces associate l radionuclid n efforts mad waste shipm ay.
8.6.3. Non-radiolog N              gical Effectss of Decomm  missioning 8.6.3.1.          Onsitee Land Use The enviironmental impact i      assocciated with onsite land uses has beeen determinned by the N      NRC, within seection 4.3.1 ofo NUREG-0   0586 to be generically g             c onsidered ass a Small iimpact.
s during dec ns. With the onal acciden te transportat or fires assoc nation contro ena, and vents externa sequences re ommissionin from acciden sulted in dos bounding fo ge and Dispo ng of LACB el radioactiv s such as con ue to be disp he Waste Ma egation, clas e wastes.
The LAC  CBWR deco    ommissionin ng project iss located annd executed within the boundary oof the existing LACBWR L          licensed prop perty previou  usly used foor power genneration; all work is exppected to be con nducted with hin the LSE footprint. Some S      onsitee roads have been refurbbished. No bbarge slips are being consttructed. Thee existing raail line suppported the opperation of tthe facility. The onsite raail line will be modified  d and refurb  bished with a rail spur to support ddecommissiooning activitiess. Containeers will be unloaded u            an nd loaded onnsite. Onsiite activitiess such as veehicle parking anda equipmeent/container laydown, storage, s        stagging and waaste loading are and conntinue to occur in a manner similar to when w      the faciility was opeerational.
Class A low posal site in ail trans-load car. Rail an r
Several structures s         su uch as the Switchyard, S               Administrattion Buildingg, Crib Houuse as well aas all roadwayss and rail liines, will reemain at license terminnation. Subsurface baseement structtures, including g piping and d tunnels, beelow the 636 foot elevaation will bee radiologicaally assessedd and remediated, as necesssary. All otther systemss and compoonents as weell as all struuctures abovve the 636 foot elevation will w be remo    oved during the decomm      missioning pprocess and disposed off as a waste strream.
cipally relat during decom ons will perf management, th immediat R. Consequ accident eva ed with thos de inventory de before dec ments, and commissioni e spent nucle nts during de tion acciden ciated with e ol, al to LACBW eported in N ng ranged fro nts during L se ranging fr r the decomm osal of Low-BWR has, a e waste, inc ncrete, meta positioned a anagement P ssification, p w level radio Clive, Utah d facility in nd truck shi 8-13 ted to poten mmissioning form decont
No sign  nificant environmental changes asssociated w          with the sitte-specific ddecommissiooning activitiess are anticipaated. In add dition to NRC  C requiremeents, decomm  missioning aactivities will also comply with w applicaable United States Envirronmental Prrotection Aggency (USE            EPA) and W  WDNR regulatorry requiremeents.
, and surveil te dismantlin uently, the p aluation pre se accidents at LACBWR commissioni ng could res ear fuel rem commission
In accord  dance with thet guidancee presented in NUREG--0586, the ppotential imppacts to landd use onsite aree considered d as Small.
: nts, xplosive and WR.
8.6.3.2.          Offsitte Land Use (in the Vicin  nity)
NUREG-0586 om 0.02 to 0 LACBWR de om 0.027 to missioning o
Only areeas within th  he existing site licensed boundary w    will be used to support ddecommissiooning and licen nse terminatiion activitiees (such as temporary sttorage and sstaging areass for remediiation and dem molition equip  pment, wastte containers, etc.). Off the 163.5 aacre site, abbout 1.5 acrees are 8-14
-Level Radio and will co cluding conta al and asphal as low level rogram and processing, p oactive waste
: h. Waste w n Winona, M ipments are ntial hazards g operations.
tamination an llance activit ng would al potential de sented in N would be l R from:
: ing, sult from equ moved from t ning can be c d/or combus 6 for onsite, 0.96 rem. A ecommission o 0.065 rem.
of LACBWR oactive Wast ontinue to re aminated eq lt. Materials radioactive associated p packaging, s e from LAC will be loade MN where made in acc associated nd dismantle ties. The ac lso be appli ecommission NUREG-0586 less at LAC uipment failu the LACBW categorized a stible materia non-fuel rel An analysis o ning was pr The NURE R.
te equire the d quipment, to s that cannot e waste. Th procedures, S shipment and CBWR will b d into appro the waste c cordance wit with an airb ement of SS cidents discu icable durin ning acciden
: 6. However CBWR due t ure, human e WR site and s as follows:
: als, lated radiolo of potential p rovided in th EG-0586 acc disposal of ools, clothing t be free rele rough the p Solutions en d control of be shipped t opriate conta container wi th Departme borne SCs in ussed ng the nts at r, the to the
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 located within the fence-enclo      osed LSE, where mostt work is expected too be conduucted.
La Cross License T Revision Transpor Waste Co 8.6.2.5.
Appropriiate isolatio  on and con  ntrol measurres will bee instituted to preventt the spreaad of contamin nation from the LSE areea to the ad    djacent LAC  CBWR propeerty as welll as offsite aareas.
Followin radiologi remainin (excludin radiologi license w Chapter 6 criteria.
These measures m          willl also be moonitored to ensure e      theirr effectiveneess. Thus, nno environm  mental impacts associated with w     the usse of offsitee lands are anticipated from the ddecommissiooning activitiess at LACBW  WR.
8.6.3. N 8.6.3.1.
Land in thet vicinity of the LACB    BWR site iss predominaantly rural annd undeveloped. Of thee area within a five-mile radius, r        approoximately one third is water and bbottomlandss included inn the Upper Mississippi M              River R      Nationnal Wildlifee & Fish R  Refuge. WD  DNR has deesignated thhe La Crosse-B Bad Axe Riv  ver Basin Waatershed as a Geographiic Managem      ment Unit (GM  MU) and Veernon County hash establish  hed a Land & Water Ressource Man agement Plaan (18), adddressing landd use, water quality and pro  otection of the t environm  ment within this GMU. The commuunity of Gennoa is located within w       the Bad B Axe Riv    ver Watersheed. Approx imately 36%    % of the La Crosse-Badd Axe basin lannd use is agriicultural andd over 50% ofo the land iss forested. TThere is an inncreasing shhift of some of thet agricultu ural land to recreational r            land l    use, sim milar to otherr parts of rurral Wisconsiin.
The envi within se The LAC existing L to be con slips are onsite ra activities parking a to occur Several s roadways including remediat 636 foot waste str No sign activities comply w regulator In accord onsite are 8.6.3.2.
The clossest municip  pality to the LACBWR site is the village of G        Genoa, approximately 1 mile north of the site, acro oss from thee north-southh running H Highway 35. This small rural comm      munity with a po opulation of 258 consists of various residences, farms, and a few retail businesses iin the valley beelow the easttern bluff.
Only are and licen and dem se Boiling W Termination n 0 rtation (DOT ontrol Speci Radio ng the com ical surveys ng in backfi ng the ISFSI ical conditio will be termi 6 provide th Non-radiolog Onsite ironmental i ection 4.3.1 o CBWR deco LACBWR l nducted with being const ail line will
Decomm  missioning acctivities are not n being performed in aany land areas adjacent tto the site orr near the Refuge at the so  outhern boun  ndary of the site. Also,, public acceess to the boat launch aat the southern end of the site will be minimally impacted i          duuring decommmissioning by rail and truck traffic enntering or leaving the site. Consequ  uently, the ooffsite land areas are noot affected bby the decommiissioning acttivities and thet potential impacts to lland use offssite are conssidered Smaall.
: s. Containe and equipme in a manner structures su s and rail li g piping and ed, as neces elevation w ream.
8.6.3.3.          Waterr Use LACBW  WR is located d on the shorres of the Miississippi Riiver. The M  Mississippi Riiver and its Thief Slough tributary t          exttends along the LACBW    WR site forr 3,000 feett from northh to south. The predomin  nant water usage u      duringg the operaation of LAC    CBWR wass the use off water from      m the Mississip ppi River as condensate cooling water. With thee plant shut ddown and fuuel removed from the reacttor, river waater is not currently c        beeing used ass a cooling medium foor reactor orr fuel systems. River wateer does supp    ply the Loww Pressure annd High Preessure servicce water systems.
nificant env s are anticipa with applica ry requireme dance with t e considered Offsit eas within th nse terminati molition equip Water Reactor Plan T) regulation alist (WCS) ological Crite mpletion of will be perf illed structu I) meets the ns are demo nated, with he methodo gical Effects e Land Use impact assoc of NUREG-0 ommissionin icensed prop hin the LSE tructed. The be modified ers will be u ent/containe similar to w uch as the S ines, will re d tunnels, be ssary. All ot will be remo ironmental ated. In add able United ents.
Water pu  ulled from on nsite wells will w support decommissiioning taskss and this waater will conntinue to be processed onsitte and dischaarged in acco  ordance withh the sites state dischargge permits.
the guidance d as Small.
For a distance of 40    0 miles dowwnstream of the site, virrtually all m  municipal w  water suppliees for towns an nd cities alonng the Mississsippi River are obtainedd from groun und water. T  The nearest uuse of river watter for industtrial purposees, excludingg the adjacennt G-3 fossill plant, is thhe coal-fired plant in Lansin ng, Iowa, ab bout 15 milees downstreaam of the siite. There aare no otherr known useers of river waater for indu  ustrial purpo oses betweeen the LAC    CBWR site and Prairiee du Chien,, WI, 40 miles downstream  m.
te Land Use he existing s ion activitie pment, wast r
The LAC  CBWR site has its own    n potable waater supply, provided thhrough a sinngle groundw      water well at th he site. Thee locations ofo all wells (active and abandoned))are illustratted in Figuree 8-5.
ns. If Class facility in A eria for Lice decontamin formed to d ure basemen unrestricted onstrated to b the exceptio ology for de s of Decomm ciated with 0586 to be g ng project is perty previou footprint. S e existing ra d and refurb unloaded an r laydown, s when the faci Switchyard, emain at lic elow the 63 ther systems oved during changes as dition to NRC States Envir e presented (in the Vicin ite licensed es (such as t te container 8-14 s B/C waste Andrews, Tex nse Termina nation, dism emonstrate t nts, any rem use criteria be below the on of the are emonstrating missioning onsite land generically c s located an usly used fo Some onsite ail line supp bished with nd loaded on storage, stag ility was ope Administrat ense termin 6 foot eleva s and compo the decomm ssociated w C requireme ronmental Pr in NUREG-nity) boundary w emporary st s, etc.). Of e is identifie xas.
Potable water w      use duuring decomm  missioning operations o            iss not expectted to be significantly grreater 8-15
ation mantlement that the dos maining pipi a specified in e unrestricte ea around th g complianc uses has be onsidered as nd executed or power gen e roads have ported the op a rail spur nsite. Onsi ging and wa erational.
tion Building nation. Sub ation will be onents as we missioning p with the sit ents, decomm rotection Ag
-0586, the p will be used torage and s f the 163.5 a ed, it will b and remed se from resid ing and soi n 10 CFR 20 ed use criteri e ISFSI. LT ce with the een determin s a Small i within the neration; all been refurb peration of t to support d ite activities aste loading g, Crib Hou surface base e radiologica ell as all stru process and te-specific d missioning a gency (USE potential imp to support d staging areas acre site, ab be shipped t diation activ dual radioac ils at LACB 0.1402. Afte ia, the 10 CF TP Chapter 5 unrestricted ned by the N impact.
boundary o work is exp bished. No b the facility.
decommissio s such as ve are and con use as well a ement struct ally assessed uctures abov disposed of decommissio activities wil EPA) and W pacts to land decommissio s for remedi bout 1.5 acre to the
: vities, ctivity BWR er the FR 50 5 and d use
: NRC, of the pected barge The oning ehicle ntinue as all
: tures, d and ve the f as a oning l also WDNR d use oning iation es are  


La Crossse Boiling Water W        Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 than the potable watter use durin    ng plant power operatioons. Sanitaary wastes aare collectedd in a solids hoolding tank and pumpeed off by a local state permitted ssanitary wasste hauler. This includes a sanitary holding tank that servicess the Adminnistration Buuilding and a sanitary hoolding tank thatt services th he LSE Turb  bine Buildin ng. Storm water runofff is diverteed directly tto the Mississipppi River at a outfalls. Release arreas are perriodically m      monitored foor oil sheenn and discoloraation. Roof drains are either discharrged to the gground area surroundingg the facilityy thru downspo  outs or through the norm  mal effluent release r       pathwway after proocessing thruu an oil sepaarator located innside the LS SE. Conseq  quently, in acccordance w with NUREG    G-0586, the ppotential im mpacts to water use u are conssidered Smaall.
La Cross License T Revision located Appropri contamin These m impacts activities Land in t within a Upper M Crosse-B County h water qu located w basin lan some of t The clos north of with a po valley be Decomm the Refu southern traffic en decommi 8.6.3.3.
8.6.3.4.        Waterr Quality This secttion evaluattes potentiall project efffects on thoose portions of the natuural environnment related too surface water w        and grroundwater. Surface w    water generallly refers too streams, riivers, ponds, reeservoirs and d lakes. At LACBWR, the nearby bbodies of waater are the M      Mississippi RRiver to the weest and the Refuge R        wetlannds to the so outh.
LACBW Slough t predomin Mississip the react systems.
The env  vironmental impact evaaluation associated with      th surface aand groundw    water quality in section 4.3.3 4    of NUR REG-0586 haas been deteermined to bee generally aapplicable too LACBWR      R with a Small impact.
Water pu to be pro For a di towns an river wat in Lansin river wa 40 miles The LAC well at th Potable w se Boiling W Termination n 0 within the iate isolatio nation from measures will associated w s at LACBW the vicinity five-mile r Mississippi R Bad Axe Riv has establish ality and pro within the B nd use is agri the agricultu sest municip the site, acro opulation of elow the east missioning ac ge at the so end of the ntering or le issioning act Water WR is located tributary ext nant water u ppi River as tor, river wa River wate ulled from on cessed onsit stance of 40 nd cities alon ter for indust ng, Iowa, ab ater for indu downstream CBWR site he site. The water use du Water Reactor Plan fence-enclo on and con the LSE are l also be mo with the us WR.
At LACB  BWR, all non-radiologiccal water discharges to thhe Mississipppi River aree controlled uunder its WDN  NR permits. Water maanagement programs  p          annd practicess have beenn implementted at LACBW  WR which meet m      the Gen noa sites WDNR W        Wiscconsin Polluutant Discharge Eliminnation System (WPDES)
of the LACB radius, appro River Nation ver Basin Wa hed a Land &
(          ass well as LAACBWRs WDNR W        Tier III Industrial Storm Wateer General PPermit and WDN  NR Wastew  water Permit. In additio    on, impacts to the Misssissippi Riveer will be grreatly reduced through im  mplementation of approp      priate Best Managemennt Practices (BMP) forr soil erosion and sedimentation control during        d        deccommissioninng operatiions.         D During decommiissioning, sttorm water run-off r        from m active imppacted areass undergoing remediatioon or demolitioon will be monitored m          andd controlled if necessaryy.
otection of t Bad Axe Riv icultural and ural land to r pality to the oss from the 258 consist tern bluff.
Radiolog gical impacts are minim  mized throug  gh adherencce to Off-sitte Dose Callculation Manual (ODCM)) limits and    d assessed th  hrough the REMP andd the grounddwater monnitoring proggram.
ctivities are n outhern boun site will be aving the si tivities and t r Use d on the shor tends along usage during condensate ater is not c er does supp nsite wells w te and discha 0 miles dow ng the Missis trial purpose bout 15 mile ustrial purpo
Potentiall onsite grou undwater im mpacts are monitored m          byy the routinne sampling of 10 permanent onsite monitoring weells at LACB    BWR. Representative ggroundwaterr samples arre obtained ttwice per year for radiolog  gical analysis purposes when grounndwater connditions are at low and high elevationns. The plan  nts networkk of down grradient wellss (five paireed wells: MW  W-200A/B; MW-201 A/B; MW-202A    A/B; MW-203A/B; and MW-204A/B M            B) are situateed around thhe key LACB  BWR buildingss in appropriate locatio  ons and quaantity to inntercept andd detect conntamination from LACBW  WR former prrocess areas and potentiaal release poiints.
: m.
As the water w      from the Mississsippi is no    o longer useed to cool operating pplant system    ms at LACBW  WR, the therm  mal impact to o the Mississsippi River hhas been elim minated.
has its own e locations o uring decomm r
No adverrse impacts on surface waterw      and grroundwater aare expectedd from the im  mplementation of decommiissioning acctivities. Co    onsequently,, the potentiial impacts to surface and groundw      water quality arre bounded byb NUREG--0586 and co      onsidered S Small.
osed LSE, ntrol measur ea to the ad onitored to e se of offsite BWR site is oximately o nal Wildlife atershed as a
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& Water Res the environm ver Watershe d over 50% o recreational l LACBWR e north-south s of various not being pe ndary of the minimally i te. Consequ the potential res of the Mi the LACBW g the opera cooling wat currently be ply the Low will support arged in acco wnstream of ssippi River es, excluding es downstrea oses betwee n potable wa of all wells missioning o 8-15 where most res will be djacent LAC ensure their e lands are s predomina ne third is e & Fish R a Geographi source Man ment within ed. Approx of the land is land use, sim site is the h running H residences, rformed in a site. Also, impacted du uently, the o impacts to l ississippi Ri WR site for ation of LAC er. With the eing used as w Pressure an decommissi ordance with the site, vir are obtained g the adjacen am of the si en the LAC ater supply, (active and operations is t work is e instituted CBWR prope r effectivene anticipated antly rural an water and b Refuge. WD ic Managem agement Pla this GMU.
imately 36%
s forested. T milar to other village of G Highway 35.
farms, and any land are
, public acce uring decom offsite land land use offs iver. The M r 3,000 feet CBWR was e plant shut d s a cooling nd High Pre ioning tasks h the sites s rtually all m d from groun nt G-3 fossil ite. There a CBWR site provided th abandoned) s not expect expected to to prevent erty as well ess. Thus, n from the d nd undevelo bottomlands DNR has de ment Unit (GM an (18), add The commu
% of the La There is an in r parts of rur Genoa, appr This small a few retail as adjacent t ess to the b mmissioning areas are no site are cons Mississippi Ri t from north s the use of down and fu medium fo essure servic s and this wa tate discharg municipal w und water. T l plant, is th are no other and Prairie hrough a sin
)are illustrat ted to be sig o be condu t the sprea l as offsite a no environm decommissio ped. Of the s included in esignated th MU) and Ve dressing land unity of Gen Crosse-Bad ncreasing sh ral Wisconsi oximately 1 rural comm businesses i to the site or oat launch a by rail and ot affected b sidered Sma iver and its h to south.
f water from uel removed or reactor or ce water sys ater will con ge permits.
water supplie The nearest u he coal-fired r known use e du Chien, ngle groundw ted in Figure nificantly gr ucted.
ad of areas.
mental oning e area n the he La ernon d use, noa is d Axe hift of in.
1 mile munity in the r near at the truck by the all.
Thief The m the from r fuel tems.
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T               Plan Revision n0 8.6.3.5.         Air Quality The enviironmental impact i        evalu uation assocciated with air quality iin section 4.3.4 of NUR     REG-0586 hass been determ  mined to be generally g          applicable to LLACBWR w  with a Smalll impact.
La Cross License T Revision than the solids ho includes tank that Mississip discolora downspo located in to water u 8.6.3.4.
LACBW  WR complies with all app      plicable Fedderal and Staate air qualiity regulatioons, includinng the requiremments of the WDNR W        and the Wiscon nsin Bureau oof Air Manaagement, and will impleement BMP to minimize m         fu ugitive dust during d      demo olition and d ecommissioning activitiies. Air emiission sources such s     as the plants diessel generatorrs are no lonnger in servvice and havve been rem    moved from the facility.
This sect related to ponds, re to the we The env section 4 a Small At LACB its WDN LACBW System (
Fugitive dust will be generatted from various    v        decoommissioninng activitiess, includingg the demolitio on of concrete building  g structures and the exccavation of soil. Careful planningg and controlled demolition  n and dismaantlement tecchniques, wiith appropriaate assessmeents by Soluutions Radiation n Protection n, Environmeental, and Safety S      and HHealth staff, will be connducted to ennsure excessivee or harmfu  ul dust emisssions are no  ot generatedd. As necesssary, measuures such ass dust suppressiion by mistin  ng water willl be used to mitigate dust emissionss.
and WDN reduced erosion decommi demolitio Radiolog (ODCM)
Demolitiion equipmeent will be operated an        nd maintainned in accoordance withh manufactuurers specificaations which  h will prev  vent excessiive exhaust emissions from defecctive equipm          ment.
Potential onsite m per year elevation 201 A/B buildings LACBW As the w LACBW No adver decommi quality ar se Boiling W Termination n 0 potable wat olding tank a sanitary h t services th ppi River a ation. Roof outs or throu nside the LS use are cons Water tion evaluat o surface w eservoirs and est and the R vironmental 4.3.3 of NUR impact.
Appropriiate Health anda Safety assessments and    a controlss will also bee establishedd during exppected extended d periods of operation to   o ensure thaat personnell and the ennvironment aare not adveersely impacted d by exhaust emissions.
BWR, all no NR permits.
No adverrse impacts on air quallity are expeected from tthe implemeentation of ddecommissiooning activitiess. Consequeently, the potential impaacts to air quuality are boounded by N  NUREG-05866 and considereed Small.
WR which m (WPDES) as NR Wastew through im and sedi issioning, st on will be m gical impact
8.6.3.6.          Aquattic Ecology The env  vironmental impact evaaluation asssociated witth aquatic eecology in section 4.3.5 of NUREG--0586 has been  b      determ mined to be generally appplicable too LACBWR        R with a Sm    mall impact.
) limits and l onsite grou onitoring we for radiolog ns. The plan
The aquaatic habitat at a LACBWR    R includes th he area fromm the intake structure inttegral to thee Crib House att the shorelline to the diffuser stru    ucture that extends outt into the M    Mississippi R  River approxim mately 110 feet fe from thee shoreline. Habitats asssociated wiith this areaa were previously disturbedd during thee initial construction of    o the facillity. Howeever, the im    mplementatioon of decommiissioning activities is no    ot expected to disturb eexisting aquuatic habitatss, their floraa and fauna in the Mississsippi River and also neearby River tributaries, streams andd wetlands. The removal of the diffusser structure,, which shares a line witth the G-3 foossil station, is not plannned.
; MW-202A s in approp WR former pr water from WR, the therm rse impacts issioning ac re bounded b Water Reactor Plan ter use durin and pumpe olding tank he LSE Turb at outfalls.
Various fresh water fish speciees, macro-invertebrate ppopulations, and vegetaation exist w          within these aqu uatic environments. A 1980 study        y indicated tthat the poppulation of ffish near thee site included 53 species and a 19 famillies (19).
drains are e gh the norm SE. Conseq sidered Sma r Quality tes potential water and gr d lakes. At Refuge wetlan impact eva REG-0586 ha n-radiologic Water ma meet the Gen s well as LA water Permit mplementatio mentation torm water r monitored and s are minim d assessed th undwater im ells at LACB gical analys nts network A/B; MW-20 riate locatio rocess areas the Missis mal impact to on surface w ctivities. Co by NUREG-r ng plant po ed off by a that services bine Buildin Release ar ither dischar mal effluent r quently, in ac all.
Plans forr the demollition of stru  uctures at LACBWR L          ddo not incluude the remooval of wasste or equipmen  nt by barge. Consequen  ntly, there is no impact too the shorelinne from thiss type of actiivity.
l project eff roundwater.
Solutionss will contin  nue to main  ntain WDNR  R permits annd decomm  missioning opperations wiill be performeed within ap  pplicable limmits. Protecttion of the nnearby Refuuge wetlandss and habitaats is, 8-17
: LACBWR, nds to the so aluation ass as been dete cal water dis anagement p noa sites W ACBWRs W
. In additio n of approp control d
run-off from d controlled mized throug hrough the mpacts are m BWR. Rep is purposes k of down gr 3A/B; and M ons and qua and potentia ssippi is no o the Mississ water and gr onsequently,
-0586 and co 8-16 wer operatio local state s the Admin ng. Storm reas are per rged to the g release pathw ccordance w fects on tho Surface w the nearby b outh.
ociated with ermined to be charges to th programs an WDNR Wisc WDNR Tier I on, impacts priate Best during dec m active imp if necessary gh adherenc REMP and monitored by resentative g when groun radient wells MW-204A/B antity to in al release poi o longer use sippi River h roundwater a
, the potenti onsidered S ons. Sanita permitted s nistration Bu water runof riodically m ground area way after pro with NUREG ose portions water general bodies of wa th surface a e generally a he Mississip nd practices consin Pollu II Industrial to the Miss Managemen commissionin pacted areas
: y.
ce to Off-sit d the ground y the routin groundwater ndwater con s (five paire B) are situate ntercept and ints.
ed to cool has been elim are expected ial impacts Small.
ary wastes a sanitary was uilding and a ff is diverte monitored fo surrounding ocessing thru G-0586, the p of the natu lly refers to ater are the M and groundw applicable to ppi River are s have been utant Disch Storm Wate sissippi Rive nt Practices ng operati s undergoin te Dose Cal dwater mon ne sampling r samples ar nditions are ed wells: MW ed around th d detect con operating p minated.
d from the im to surface are collected ste hauler.
a sanitary ho ed directly t or oil sheen g the facility u an oil sepa potential im ural environ o streams, ri Mississippi R water quali o LACBWR e controlled u n implement arge Elimin er General P er will be gr (BMP) for ions.
D g remediatio lculation M nitoring prog of 10 perm re obtained t at low and W-200A/B; he key LACB ntamination plant system mplementati and groundw d in a This olding to the n and y thru arator mpacts nment
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La Cross License T Revision 8.6.3.5.
Exotic species s         cann threaten native n      speccies and eccosystems ddue to agggressive groowth, reproduction or surv    vival rate, and a diseasess or parasitees they mayy transmit too native speecies.
The envi 0586 has LACBW requirem BMP to m sources s from the Fugitive demolitio controlle Radiation excessive suppressi Demoliti specifica Appropri extended impacted No adver activities considere 8.6.3.6.
While th here are som me known aq    quatic invasive species ((e.g. zebra m  mussel, curlyy-leaf pondw  weed, rusty cray yfish, etc.) in Vernon County, thesee have been nnoted in slouughs and lakkes other thaan the ones in the t vicinity of the LACBWR site (20). The opperation andd decommissioning activvities conducteed at LACBW    WR have no  ot resulted inn the introduuction of anyy aquatic innvasive speciies to the site.
The env NUREG-impact.
A study of the im      mpingement and entrain      nment of tthe fishes, such as blluegill (Leppomis macrochiirus), freshw  water drum (Aplodinotu
The aqua House at approxim disturbed decommi fauna in removal Various these aqu included Plans for equipmen Solutions performe se Boiling W Termination n 0 Air Q ironmental i s been determ WR complies ments of the W minimize fu such as the facility.
(            s grunniens)), gizzard shhad (Dorosooma cepediaanum) and chan  nnel catfish (Ictalurus
dust will on of concr d demolition n Protection e or harmfu ion by mistin ion equipme ations which iate Health a d periods of d by exhaust rse impacts
(          pu unctatus), within w      the Uppper Mississsippi River N  National Wiildlife
: s. Conseque ed Small.
& Fish Refuge R        Pool 9 navigation n areas fromm the operatioon of LACB  BWR and G--3 was previously performeed in 1980. It was deetermined th        hat the impaact was most likely inssignificant. The subsequeent shutdown    n of LACBW  WR and redu  uced intake ooperations, llimited to suupporting thee G-3 fossil staation, has furrther reduced d this impacct. Decomm  missioning opperations aree not expectted to require any a operatio    ons resulting g in any im mpingement and entrainnment impaacts to fish. No constructtion, demolition, materiaal and wastee staging or transfer opeerations willl be perform      med in aquatic areas a    beyond d the site bouundary.
Aquat vironmental
The poteential impactts to the aqu  uatic ecology y within the site boundaary are bounnded by NUR      REG-0586 and d considered to be Smalll.
-0586 has b atic habitat a t the shorel mately 110 fe d during the issioning ac the Mississ of the diffus fresh water uatic enviro 53 species a r the demol nt by barge.
The poteential impactts to the aqu  uatic ecology y beyond thee site boundaary have alsso been evaluuated and considered to be Small.
s will contin ed within ap Water Reactor Plan uality impact evalu mined to be g with all app WDNR and ugitive dust d plants dies be generat ete building n and disma n, Environme ul dust emiss ng water wil ent will be h will prev and Safety a operation to emissions.
8.6.3.7.          Terresstrial Ecologgy The enviironmental im    mpact evaluuation of terrrestrial ecoloogy in sectioon 4.3.6 of NNUREG-0586 has been deteermined to be  b generally applicable to o LACBWR   R with a Sm mall impact..
on air qual ently, the po tic Ecology impact eva been determ at LACBWR line to the feet from the e initial co tivities is no sippi River ser structure, fish specie nments. A and 19 famil lition of stru Consequen nue to main pplicable lim r
No know    wn terrestriial exotic or  o invasive species hhave been nnoted to ooccur withinn the decommiissioning prroject area. To minimize the introoduction off exotic or iinvasive speecies, appropriaate BMPs arre, and will continue c        to be b followed.
uation assoc generally ap plicable Fed the Wiscon during demo sel generator ted from v g structures antlement tec ental, and S sions are no ll be used to operated an vent excessi ssessments a o ensure tha lity are expe tential impa aluation ass mined to be R includes th diffuser stru e shoreline.
The land d around LA  ACBWR wass initially dissturbed by th    the constructtion of the ffacility, incluuding the formaation of abo  out 27 acres by filling riv ver edge andd low forestt areas with material dreedged from thee Mississipp  pi River. Therefore, th    he site shoreeline no lonnger resembles the shorreline prevalentt in surround  ding areas. Given the extensive e          lannd disturbancce, construcction and yeaars of operation ns associated  d with G-1 and G-3 ass well as LA      ACBWR, thhe terrain has not suppported onsite haabitats for many m      plant an nd animal sp pecies, incluuding endanggered or invasive speciees. In addition, with the sh  hort-term natture of the work w    associaated with deecommissionning and thee fact that the direct d      heavy construction  n and demolition projecct area is sepparated from  m the Refugee area to the sou uth, no direcct impacts too any off-sitee sensitive sppecies are annticipated. S Since the plaanned demolitio on activities do not inclu ude the remo  oval of wastee or equipm ment by bargee, there is also no anticipateed impact to o the shorelinne.
nstruction o ot expected and also ne
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, which shar es, macro-in 1980 study lies (19).
uctures at L ntly, there is ntain WDNR mits. Protect 8-17 ciated with plicable to L deral and Sta nsin Bureau o olition and d rs are no lon various deco and the exc chniques, wi Safety and H ot generated mitigate du nd maintain ive exhaust and controls at personnel ected from t acts to air qu sociated wit generally ap he area from ucture that Habitats as of the facil to disturb e earby River es a line wit vertebrate p y indicated t LACBWR d no impact to R permits an tion of the n air quality i LACBWR w ate air quali of Air Mana ecommissio nger in serv ommissionin cavation of ith appropria Health staff,
: d. As neces st emissions ned in acco emissions s will also be l and the en the impleme uality are bo th aquatic e pplicable to m the intake extends out ssociated wi lity. Howe existing aqu tributaries, th the G-3 fo populations, that the pop do not inclu o the shorelin nd decomm nearby Refu in section 4 with a Small ity regulatio agement, an ning activiti vice and hav ng activities soil. Care ate assessme will be con ssary, measu
: s.
ordance with from defec e established nvironment a entation of d ounded by N ecology in o LACBWR structure int t into the M ith this area ever, the im uatic habitats streams and ossil station, and vegeta pulation of f ude the remo ne from this missioning op uge wetlands
.3.4 of NUR l impact.
ons, includin d will imple ies. Air emi ve been rem s, including ful planning ents by Solu nducted to en ures such as h manufactu ctive equipm d during exp are not adve decommissio NUREG-0586 section 4.3 R with a Sm tegral to the Mississippi R a were previ mplementatio s, their flora d wetlands.
is not plann ation exist w fish near the oval of was s type of acti perations wi s and habita REG-ng the ement ission moved g the g and utions nsure s dust urers ment.
pected ersely oning 6 and  
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within e site ste or ivity.
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La Cross License T Revision and will operation Exotic s reproduc While th rusty cray ones in t conducte the site.
o The poteential impaccts to terresstrial ecolog    gy are bounnded by NU      UREG-05866 and considdered Small.
A study macrochi and chan
The poteential impaccts to the terrestrial t            eccology beyoond the sitee boundary have also been evaluated  d and consid dered to be Small.
& Fish R performe subseque fossil sta require a construct aquatic a The pote 0586 and The pote and cons 8.6.3.7.
8.6.3.8.         Threaatened or End dangered Sp  pecies The poteential impactts to Threaatened or E      Endangered species aree bounded bby NUREG--0586 and considered Smaall.
The envi been dete No know decommi appropria The land the forma from the prevalent operation onsite ha
A review  w of the U.S.
: addition, that the d to the sou demolitio anticipate se Boiling W Termination n 0 continue to ns.
U      Fish an nd Wildlife Service lissting, the F      Federally-Lissted Threattened, Endangeered, Propossed, and Candidate Speecies County          ty Distributiion (21) conncluded that only two speccies are desig  gnated as TThreatened or Endang ered withinn Vernon Coounty, the coounty which LA ACBWR ressides in:
species can tion or surv here are som yfish, etc.) i the vicinity ed at LACBW of the im irus), freshw nnel catfish (
A mussel m         speciees, Higgins eye pearly    ymussel (Laampsilis higgginsii), withh habitat inn the Missiissippi Riverr: Endangerred.
Refuge Pool ed in 1980.
A plaant species, Northern monkshood m              (Aconitum nnoveboranceense), with habitat in nnorth-facing slopes: Th  hreatened.
ent shutdown ation, has fur any operatio tion, demoli areas beyond ential impact d considered ential impact idered to be Terres ironmental im ermined to b wn terrestri issioning pr ate BMPs ar d around LA ation of abo e Mississipp t in surround ns associated abitats for m with the sh direct heavy uth, no direc on activities ed impact to Water Reactor Plan o be a priori n threaten n vival rate, a me known aq n Vernon C of the LAC WR have no mpingement water drum (
No noted  d adverse im mpacts to aqu uatic species have been nnoted during plant operattions. In genneral, due to thhe siting and operation off the LACBW      WR facility,, as well as tthe previous G-1 facilityy, and the existiing G-3 fosssil station, thhe majority of o the licenssed site, situuated betweeen the Mississsippi River to the west and d the rail line and Highw  way 35 to thee east, is devveloped and does not suupport terrestriaal or aquatic habitats wh hich may be inhabited byy threatenedd or endangeered species. The presence of the Higg    gins eye peaarlymussel in mussel beeds in the viicinity of LA      ACBWR haas not been notted. A musssel survey of      o the Thieff Slough rivver area wass conductedd in 1978 annd no Higgins eyee pearlym mussels were found.
(Ictalurus pu 9 navigation It was de n of LACBW rther reduced ons resulting tion, materia d the site bou ts to the aqu to be Smal ts to the aqu Small.
Likewisee, the Northeern monksho    ood has not been noted on or in thee vicinity of LACBWR. The Wisconsiin Departmeent of Agriculture, Traade & Conssumer Proteections Enddangered Sppecies Habitat Program P        (222) has noted that the Norrthern monkkshoods habbitat is leachhed sandstone and limestonee cliffs overr creeks and  d streams an  nd the plant is present iin the Whiteestown and Stark township  ps within Veernon County    y. This hab  bitat is not ppresent withiin or near thhe LACBWR   R site for this plant p    species to be impaccted by decom    mmissioningg operations.
strial Ecolog mpact evalu be generally ial exotic o roject area.
The Pereegrine Falcon  n (Falco perregrinus) weere put on thee Wisconsinn Endangeredd and Threattened Species list l in 1975 and starting  g in 1993, Dairyland suppported recoovery effortss with installlation of falcon n nesting boxxes at its faccilities, inclu uding at the G G-3 stack, too support chhick hatchingg and protection (23). Oveerall, Peregrine Falcon restoration r            pprogram effoorts resulted in the bird bbeing delisted in 1999 (24  4); however, Dairyland has continueed to mainttain the G-3 nesting sitee and hatching efforts. SinceS      the G-3 G facility will still ccontinue opeerations andd the LACB          BWR decommiissioning wiill not interffere with G--3 operationns or its stacck, there is no impact tto the falcon recovery efforrt and populaation.
re, and will c ACBWR was out 27 acres pi River. T ding areas.
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d with G-1 many plant an hort-term nat construction ct impacts to do not inclu o the shorelin r
ity when pla native spec and diseases quatic invasi ounty, these BWR site (
ot resulted in and entrain (Aplodinotu unctatus), w n areas from etermined th WR and redu d this impac g in any im al and waste undary.
uatic ecology ll.
uatic ecology gy uation of terr applicable to or invasive To minim continue to b s initially dis by filling riv herefore, th Given the e and G-3 as nd animal sp ture of the w n and demo o any off-site ude the remo ne.
8-18 anning onsit cies and ec s or parasite ve species (
e have been n 20). The op n the introdu nment of t s grunniens) within the Up m the operatio hat the impa uced intake o ct. Decomm mpingement e staging or y within the y beyond the restrial ecolo o LACBWR species h ize the intro be followed.
sturbed by th ver edge and he site shore extensive lan s well as LA pecies, inclu work associa lition projec e sensitive sp oval of waste te dismantle cosystems d es they may (e.g. zebra m noted in slou peration and uction of any the fishes,
), gizzard sh pper Mississ on of LACB act was mo operations, l missioning op and entrain transfer ope site bounda e site bounda ogy in sectio R with a Sm have been n oduction of the construct d low forest eline no lon nd disturbanc ACBWR, th uding endang ated with de ct area is sep pecies are an e or equipm ement or wa due to agg y transmit to mussel, curly ughs and lak d decommis y aquatic in such as bl had (Doroso sippi River N BWR and G-st likely ins limited to su perations are nment impa erations will ary are boun ary have als on 4.3.6 of N mall impact.
noted to o f exotic or i tion of the f t areas with nger resemb ce, construc he terrain h gered or inv ecommission parated from nticipated. S ment by barge aste manage gressive gro o native spe y-leaf pondw kes other tha sioning activ nvasive speci luegill (Lep oma cepedia National Wi
-3 was previ significant.
upporting the e not expect acts to fish.
l be perform nded by NUR so been evalu NUREG-058 occur within invasive spe facility, inclu material dre les the shor ction and yea as not supp asive specie ning and the m the Refuge Since the pla e, there is al ement
: owth, ecies.
: weed, an the vities ies to pomis anum) ildlife ously The e G-3 ted to No med in REG-uated 6 has n the
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La Cross License T Revision Best Man spills res The pote Small.
The enviironmental impact i        evaluuation assocciated with occupationaal issues in section 4.3.10 of NUREG--0586 has been  b      determ mined to be generally appplicable too LACBWR        R with a Sm  mall impact. While decom  mmissioning    g involves in ncreased induustrial activiities and safe fety focus, siimilar programss addressing  g worker saffety were im  mplemented during the operation off the facilityy and also duriing repair annd refueling outages. The  T occupatiional issues and safety impacts assessed are thosee related to o human heealth and saafety, includding impactts from phyysical, chem          mical, ergonommic, and biolo ogical hazard  ds. Radiolog gical impactts were discuussed in secttion 8.6.2.
The pote evaluated 8.6.3.8.
Solutionss is commiitted to deccommissioniing LACBW           WR safely through thee applicatioon of contractoor health andd safety prog grams to effeectively conttrol hazards in the work environmennt and prevent occupational o             l injuries and illnesses. Contractor health and ssafety progrrams will coomply with federal and staate regulatio  ons including  g Wisconsinn Departmeent of Laborr and the U    United States Occcupational Health H        and Safety S      Admiinistration (OOSHA) requuirements.
The pote and cons A review Endange two spec which LA A m Missi A pla facin No noted due to th the existi River to terrestria presence been not Higgins e Likewise Wisconsi Habitat P limestone township for this p The Pere Species l of falcon protectio delisted hatching decommi falcon re se Boiling W Termination n 0 nagement Pr ulting from ential impac ential impac d and consid Threa ential impact idered Sma w of the U ered, Propos cies are desig ACBWR res mussel specie issippi River ant species, g slopes: Th d adverse im he siting and ing G-3 foss the west and al or aquatic of the Higg ted. A mus eye pearlym e, the Northe in Departme Program (22 e cliffs over ps within Ve plant species egrine Falcon list in 1975 n nesting box n (23). Ove in 1999 (24 efforts. S issioning wi covery effor Water Reactor Plan ractices and equipment o cts to terres cts to the t dered to be atened or End ts to Threa all.
Typical contractor safety practtices and communicati c            ions will innclude actioons such ass the followingg:
U.S. Fish an sed, and Ca gnated as T sides in:
Safetty training ass a part of th he site accesss program foor all employyees and subb-contractorss.
es, Higgins r: Endanger Northern m hreatened.
Safetty emphasis as the first to opic of discuussion at meeetings.
mpacts to aqu operation of sil station, th d the rail lin habitats wh gins eye pea ssel survey o mussels were ern monksho ent of Agri
Proviiding all worrkers with a Health and Safety S      bookllet.
: 2) has noted r creeks and ernon County to be impac n (Falco per and starting xes at its fac erall, Peregr 4); however, Since the G ill not interf rt and popula r
Work ker training and requireed certificatiions review  w prior to asssignment too tasks requuiring speciific worker qualification q            ns. Certain specialty s        subbcontractors are mobilizzed, as necesssary, such as heavy equ  uipment dem  molition firm ms.
d site proced operation.
Obtaiining and rev viewing Safe fety Data Sheeets for chemmicals boughht onsite.
strial ecolog terrestrial ec Small.
Invollving Health  h and Safetty staff in reviewing and approvving decomm            missioning work packaages and parrticipating in n pre-job wallkdowns, woork conditionn assessmennts and review    ws.
dangered Sp atened or E nd Wildlife ndidate Spe Threatened eye pearly red.
Issuin ng periodic safety messages to com    mmunicate aw  wareness off significant safety issues and lessonns learned.
monkshood uatic species f the LACBW he majority o e and Highw hich may be arlymussel i of the Thief found.
Holding safety stand-downs s            s whenever serious saffety events occur to communicatee and reinfo orce safety events e        and leessons learneed site-wide..
ood has not culture, Tra that the Nor d streams an
8.6.3.10.        Cost A detaileed discussion n of the site decommissiioning projeect costs is ppresented in Chapter 7 oof this LTP.
: y. This hab cted by decom regrinus) we g in 1993, D cilities, inclu ine Falcon r Dairyland G-3 facility fere with G-ation.
8.6.3.11.        Socioeconomic Im  mpacts LACBW  WR was shut down in 19      987 as the sm mall size off the plant ddid not makee it economiically efficient to operate. By 1994, so    ome incremeental decomm  missioning pplanning andd activities bbegan with som me projects associated with the removal  r        of the RPV iin 2007 and other meetallic 8-20
8-19 dures require gy are boun cology beyo pecies Endangered Service lis ecies County or Endang ymussel (La (Aconitum n have been n WR facility, of the licens way 35 to the inhabited by n mussel be f Slough riv been noted ade & Cons rthern monk nd the plant bitat is not p mmissioning ere put on the airyland sup uding at the G restoration p has continue will still c
-3 operation e prompt cle nded by NU ond the site species are sting, the F ty Distributi ered within ampsilis hig noveborance noted during
, as well as t sed site, situ e east, is dev y threatened eds in the vi ver area was on or in the sumer Prote kshoods hab is present i present withi g operations e Wisconsin pported reco G-3 stack, to program effo ed to maint continue ope ns or its stac eanup and re UREG-0586 e boundary e bounded b Federally-Lis ion (21) con n Vernon Co gginsii), with ense), with plant operat the previous uated betwee veloped and d or endange icinity of LA s conducted e vicinity of ections End bitat is leach in the White in or near th n Endangered overy efforts o support ch orts resulted tain the G-3 erations and ck, there is emediation o 6 and consid have also by NUREG-sted Threat ncluded that ounty, the co h habitat in habitat in n tions. In gen G-1 facility en the Missis does not su ered species.
ACBWR ha d in 1978 an LACBWR.
dangered Sp hed sandston estown and he LACBWR d and Threat s with install hick hatching in the bird b nesting site d the LACB no impact t of oil dered been
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: neral, y, and ssippi upport The as not nd no The pecies e and Stark R site tened lation g and being e and BWR to the  


La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 radioactiv ve componeents over th    he past 7 yeears. A sm  mall ISFSI ffacility holdding 5 caskss was completeed by 2012. Staff size att the plant haas graduallyy been reduceed as operattions ceased,, with periodic spikes in workforce hirring to suppo    ort specific project needds (e.g. 40 ppersonnel staaffing the ISFSII project) (25).
La Cross License T Revision 8.6.3.9.
More acctive decom    mmissioning and structtural demoliition is antticipated inn the 2016--2017 timeframme. Some of    o the labor tasks requiire specializzed skills annd equipmennt which wiill be obtained from outsid    de Wisconsiin; however,, some of thhe workforce will be coomprised off craft personneel from the lo  ocal and reggional areas surroundingg the site. O  Overall, the ddecommissiooning activitiess will have a short-term  m positive ecconomic imppact on the local comm      munity due tto the increased d use of the local craft workforce w          and a opportunnities for loccal businessses to supporrt the project an nd workers with w suppliees and services.
Occupati considere The envi NUREG-impact.
Therefore, the socio  oeconomic impact i      is evvaluated to be boundedd by NURE        EG-0586 andd the impact iss considered Small.
programs also duri are those ergonom Solutions contracto prevent o with fed States Oc Typical following Safet Safet Provi Work speci such Obtai Invol packa Issuin lesson Hold reinfo 8.6.3.10.
8.6.3.12.         Enviroonmental Ju ustice The perccentages of low-incomee and minority groups w          within the VVillage of G Genoa as weell as Vernon County C        are quite q      low, approximatel a            ly 3%, and lower than those in largge cities (e.g. La Crosse) and a more po    opulated Wisconsin coun    nties furtherr from the L LACBWR siite (26) (27). No impact to o the greater population, including sp  pecial groupps, is expecteed.
A detaile LTP.
Decomm  missioning acctivities will cause slightt increases iin truck trafffic to and froom LACBW    WR to transportt equipment and debris. The truck traffict      will uuse existing main street routes, prim marily Highway  y 35 traversin ng north-sou uth by the siite. There will be no eenvironmenttal justice im    mpact relative to rail and truuck transporrtation as a reesult of decoommissioninng.
8.6.3.11.
There is no reason to believe that low-in        ncome and m    minority poopulations w  will be adveersely impacted d by the deco  ommissionin  ng project. Per NUREG    G-0586 and this evaluattion, the poteential site speciific impact is considered d Small.
LACBW efficient with som se Boiling W Termination n 0 Occup ional issues/
8.6.3.13.        Culturral, Historic,, and Archeoological Resources A review  w of the National N          Parkk Service National N          Reggister of HHistoric Placces (28) thrrough May 2015 and the Wisconsin W            Historical H          So ociety (29) ththrough Mayy 2015 identtified only a few historicall sites in Veernon County  y and no strructures in thhe village of Genoa or w   within 5 milles of the plantt. The closeest historicall site with prre-historicall structural rremnants is the Goose IIsland Archeolo ogical Site neear Stoddard  d, WI. locateed approximaately 7 miless north of thhe LACBWR    R site, which waas certified by b the Nation  nal Park Serrvice in 19800 (30).
ed Small.
Also, as indicated in n NUREG-0191, the Staate of Wiscoonsin has plaaced three hhistorical maarkers along Highway 35 in    n Vernon Co  ounty. One is  i about a haalf mile nortth of LACBW    WR, overloooking the USACE Lock an      nd Dam No. 8. It descriibes the origgin of the prresent system    m of locks oon the Upper Mississippi.
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M              The T second,, about 7.5 miles m      south oof the plant,, highlights tthe Battle off Bad Axe. Th  he third wass adjacent to o LACBWR    R and commeemorates the plant itsellf as Wisconnsins first nucllear generatiing plant. In n 2009, crewws erected a new, updatted Wisconsiin state histoorical marker at the waysid  de across Hig ghway 35 fro om the site ((31). This neew location resolved seccurity concerns associated withw having a public-acccess marker oon Dairyland property.
-0586 has b While decom s addressing ing repair an e related to mic, and biolo s is commi or health and occupational eral and sta ccupational H contractor g:
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ing safety s orce safety e Cost ed discussion Socio WR was shut to operate.
me projects Water Reactor Plan pational Issu safety has b impact evalu been determ mmissioning g worker saf nd refueling o human he ogical hazard itted to dec d safety prog l injuries an ate regulatio Health and S safety pract s a part of th as the first to rkers with a and require qualification uipment dem viewing Safe h and Safet rticipating in safety mess stand-downs events and le n of the site economic Im down in 19 By 1994, so associated r
ues/Safety een evaluate uation assoc mined to be g involves in fety were im outages. T ealth and sa ds. Radiolog commissioni grams to effe d illnesses.
ons including Safety Admi tices and c he site access opic of discu Health and S ed certificati ns. Certain s molition firm fety Data She ty staff in n pre-job wal ages to com s whenever essons learne decommissi mpacts 987 as the sm ome increme with the r 8-20 ed to be boun ciated with generally ap ncreased indu mplemented The occupati afety, includ gical impact ing LACBW ectively cont Contractor g Wisconsin inistration (O communicati s program fo ussion at me Safety bookl ions review specialty sub ms.
eets for chem reviewing lkdowns, wo mmunicate aw serious saf ed site-wide.
ioning proje mall size of ental decomm removal of nded by NU occupationa pplicable to ustrial activi during the ional issues ding impact ts were discu WR safely trol hazards health and s n Departme OSHA) requ ions will in or all employ eetings.
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T               Plan Revisionn0 Dairyland sent an un  nused controll rod to the Wisconsin W            H Historical Muuseum in Maadison, WI w    which presents the control rodr and a reeplica fuel asssembly (322); however, there is no objective too save or catego orize any parrt of the LAC  CBWR plantt as a historiical site.
La Cross License T Revision radioactiv complete periodic the ISFSI More ac timefram obtained personne activities increased project an Therefor impact is 8.6.3.12.
Land diisturbance fo or the remov val of large componentss will be minnimized as tthe waste w      will be primarily y shipped viaa rail.
The perc Vernon C Crosse) a impact to Decomm transport Highway relative t There is impacted site speci 8.6.3.13.
Land thaat was disturrbed for projjects beyond    d the nucleaar operationaal areas (e.gg. associatedd with the consttruction and d demolition of the G-1 fossil statioon and the construction of the G-3 fossil station) were w     perform med in acco ordance witth applicablee permits annd includedd appropriatee soil erosion controls c        and stormwater pollution prevention plaans.
A review May 201 historical the plant Archeolo which wa Also, as along Hi the USA Upper M Axe. Th first nucl marker a concerns se Boiling W Termination n 0 ve compone ed by 2012.
Based on n the historiccal information presenteed in NUREG      G-0191 andd the current approach foor the transporttation of sysstem compon    nents and waste, w        the deecommissionning will haave no signifficant impact on n cultural, historic, and archeologica a            al resources.. Consequenntly, as bounnded by NUR    REG-0586 an nd based upon u      this evaluation, thet    potentiaal impacts to Culturaal, Historic, and Archaeollogical Reso  ources are coonsidered Sm  mall.
spikes in w I project) (2 ctive decom me. Some o from outsid el from the lo s will have a d use of the nd workers w e, the socio s considered Enviro centages of County are q and more po o the greater missioning ac t equipment y 35 traversin o rail and tru no reason d by the deco ific impact i Cultur w of the N 5 and the W l sites in Ve
8.6.3.14.        Aesthhetics The enviironmental impact i       evalu uation assocciated with aaesthetics inn section 4.33.15 of NUR      REG-0586 hass been determ mined to be generally g          applicable to L  LACBWR w    with a Smalll impact.
: t. The close ogical Site ne as certified b indicated in ghway 35 in CE Lock an Mississippi. T he third was lear generati t the waysid associated w Water Reactor Plan ents over th Staff size at orkforce hir 5).
The impaact of decom  mmissioning on site aesth  hetics (e.g. vvisual skylinne) is limitedd in terms off land disturban nce and duraation. These impacts aree temporary and will ceaase when deccommissioniing is completeed. Once alll of the majo  or plant strucctures and buuildings eastt of the Misssissippi Riveer are removed, the aesthettics will imp  prove slightly y by providiing a more oopen view oof the Mississsippi River. The T final deetermination on usage of      o the decom  mmissioned property wiill be made upon completion of the deccommissioning.
mmissioning of the labor de Wisconsi ocal and reg a short-term local craft w with supplie oeconomic i Small.
Therefore, the enviro  onmental immpact associiated with aeesthetics is evaluated too be boundeed by NUREG--0586 and th    he impact is considered Small.
onmental Ju low-income quite low, a opulated Wi population, ctivities will and debris.
8.6.3.15.        Noise The enviironmental impact i        evalu uation assocciated with nnoise in secttion 4.3.16 oof NUREG--0586 has been determined to be generaally applicab    ble to LACB  BWR with a Small imppact.
ng north-sou uck transpor to believe ommissionin s considered ral, Historic, National Park Wisconsin H ernon County est historical ear Stoddard by the Nation n NUREG-0 n Vernon Co nd Dam No.
LACBW  WR is located  d on the sho ore of the Mississippi M              RRiver, 300 fefeet from thee river bankk, and 475 feet west of the rail road lin  ne. USACE  E land and L  Lock and D  Dam No. 8 arre located oon the north sid de and a porttion of the Upper U      Mississsippi River National W    Wildlife & Fish Refuge oon the south sid de. There arre no residen  nces within 1,000 1      feet off the station structures aand no schoools or hospitals within 1 mile.
The second, s adjacent to ing plant. In de across Hig with having r
m      The nearest comm  munity, the village of G    Genoa, Wiscconsin is loocated approximmately 1 milee to the north h of the plannt.
he past 7 ye t the plant ha ring to suppo and struct tasks requi in; however, gional areas m positive ec workforce a es and servic impact is ev ustice e and minor approximatel sconsin coun including sp cause slight The truck t uth by the si rtation as a re that low-in ng project.
Noise geeneration wiill primarily result from  m demolitionn activities involving heeavy construuction equipmen  nt. Noise associated with w decomm    missioning aand shipmentt of waste iss intermittennt and temporarry and will occur prim    marily durin  ng daylight hours. Onnce the deccommissioninng is completee, noise levells in the viciinity of the LACBWR L            ssite will be rreduced to leevels below those experiencced during th he operationn of the faciliity.
d Small.  
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, about 7.5 m o LACBWR n 2009, crew ghway 35 fro a public-acc 8-21 ears. A sm as gradually ort specific tural demoli ire specializ
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valuated to ity groups w ly 3%, and nties further pecial group t increases i traffic will u ite. There esult of deco ncome and m Per NUREG ological Res National Reg ociety (29) th ructures in th re-historical ed approxima rvice in 1980 ate of Wisco is about a ha ibes the orig miles south o R and comme ws erected a om the site (
cess marker o mall ISFSI f y been reduce project need ition is ant zed skills an he workforc g the site. O pact on the nities for loc be bounded within the V lower than r from the L ps, is expecte in truck traff use existing will be no e ommissionin minority po G-0586 and ources gister of H through May he village o l structural r ately 7 miles 0 (30).
onsin has pla alf mile nort gin of the pr of the plant, emorates th a new, updat (31). This ne on Dairylan facility hold ed as operat ds (e.g. 40 p ticipated in nd equipmen e will be co Overall, the d local comm cal business d by NURE Village of G those in larg LACBWR si ed.
fic to and fro main street environment ng.
opulations w this evaluat Historic Plac y 2015 ident f Genoa or w remnants is s north of th aced three h th of LACBW resent system
, highlights t e plant itsel ted Wisconsi ew location d property.
ding 5 casks tions ceased, personnel sta n the 2016-nt which wi omprised of decommissio munity due t ses to suppor EG-0586 and Genoa as we ge cities (e.
ite (26) (27) om LACBW routes, prim tal justice im will be adve tion, the pote ces (28) thr tified only a within 5 mil the Goose I he LACBWR historical ma WR, overloo m of locks o the Battle of lf as Wiscon in state histo resolved sec s was
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La Crossse Boiling Water W        Reactorr License Termination T               Plan Revisionn0 Due to the t distancee of the stattion from seensitive receeptors, theree will be liimited temporary impacts on noise levels l        durin ng decommissioning annd demolitiion activitiees. Duringg the decommiissioning, Solutions S            agrrees to com mply with aany noise liimitations (ee.g. quiet hhours) imposed by the Villaage of Genoaa.
La Cross License T Revision Dairylan presents or catego Land di primarily Land tha the const station) w erosion c Based on transport impact on 0586 an Archaeol 8.6.3.14.
Therefore, the envirronmental impact assocciated with noise is evvaluated to be boundeed by NUREG--0586 and th    he impact is considered Small.
The envi 0586 has The impa disturban complete removed River. T completi Therefor NUREG-8.6.3.15.
8.6.3.16.       Irretriievable Reso ources The enviironmental im    mpact evalu uation associiated with irrretrievable rresources in section 4.3.18 of NUREG--0586 has been  b      determ mined to be generally appplicable too LACBWR          R with a Sm  mall impact.
The envi has been LACBW 475 feet north sid south sid hospitals approxim Noise ge equipmen temporar complete experienc se Boiling W Termination n 0 d sent an un the control r orize any par isturbance fo y shipped via at was distur truction and were perform controls and n the historic tation of sys n cultural, h nd based u logical Reso Aesth ironmental i s been determ act of decom nce and dura ed. Once all
During th he demolitio on and structural disman    ntlement of the station, recycling annd asset recoovery efforts will w be madee. Some meetals from th          he site are an anticipated too be released as clean sscrap.
, the aesthet The final de on of the dec e, the enviro
Low leveel radioactiv  ve waste hass been and will continuue to be shippped to the EnergySoluutions disposal site in Clivee, Utah. Th    his facility has h sufficientt space for tthe disposal of this wastte. In addition, any Class B/CB waste th   hat is generaated will be sshipped to thhe WCS faccility in Anddrews, Texas.
-0586 and th Noise ironmental i determined WR is located west of the de and a port de. There ar within 1 m mately 1 mile eneration wi nt. Noise ry and will e, noise level ced during th Water Reactor Plan nused control rod and a re rt of the LAC or the remov a rail.
As statedd in NUREG  G-0586, irretrrievable reso  ources that wwould occur during the ddecommissiooning process are a the materrials used to decontamin      nate the faciliity (e.g., raggs, solvents, gases, and toools),
rbed for proj d demolition med in acco stormwater cal informat stem compon istoric, and a upon this e ources are co hetics impact evalu mined to be g mmissioning ation. These l of the majo tics will imp etermination commission onmental im he impact is impact evalu to be genera d on the sho rail road lin tion of the U re no residen mile. The n e to the north ill primarily associated w occur prim ls in the vici he operation r
and fuel used for con  nstruction machinery m            and d for transpoortation of m materials to aand from thee site.
l rod to the W eplica fuel as CBWR plant val of large jects beyond of the G-1 ordance wit pollution pr ion presente nents and w archeologica valuation, t onsidered Sm uation assoc generally ap on site aesth impacts are or plant struc prove slightly on usage o ing.
These reesource com    mmitments are consideered to be minor and are neitherr detectablee nor destabilizzing.
mpact associ considered uation assoc ally applicab ore of the M ne. USACE Upper Missis nces within 1 earest comm h of the plan result from with decomm marily durin inity of the L n of the facili 8-22 Wisconsin H ssembly (32 t as a histori components d the nuclea fossil statio th applicable evention pla ed in NUREG waste, the de al resources.
Therefore, the enviro    onmental im mpact associiated with irrretrievable resources iss evaluated to be bounded by NUREG      G-0586 and th  he impact is considered Small.
the potentia mall.
8.6.3.17.        Traffic and Transp  portation The enviironmental impact i        evalu uation assocciated with ttransportatioon issues in section 4.3.17 of NUREG--0586 has been  b      determ mined to be generally appplicable too LACBWR          R with a Sm  mall impact.
ciated with a plicable to L hetics (e.g. v e temporary ctures and bu y by providi of the decom iated with ae Small.
The num mber of shipm  ments and th  he volume off waste shippped are greaater during ddecommissiooning than during the operation of th      he facility. Non-radioloogical impaccts of transpportation include increasedd traffic and wear and tear on roadw    ways. It is annticipated thaat there will be no signifficant effect on n traffic floww or road weear. There will  w be no raadioactive w    waste shipmeents executeed via barge traaffic. The existing barg    ge traffic on the Thief S  Slough brancch and the M    Mississippi R River support the t operating    g G-3 fossil station and are not assoociated with LACBWR ddecommissiooning operationns.
ciated with n ble to LACB Mississippi R E land and L ssippi River 1,000 feet of munity, the nt.
Therefore, the enviro    onmental immpact associated with trransportationn is evaluateed to be bouunded by NURE  EG-0586 and     d the impactt is considereed as Smalll.
m demolition missioning a ng daylight LACBWR s ity.
8.6.3.18.        Cumu  ulative Impaccts Cumulatiive impact iss defined thee impact on the environnment whichh results from        m the incremmental impact off the action when w      added to other passt, present, aand reasonabbly foreseeabble future acttions.
Historical Mu 2); however, ical site.
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. Consequen al impacts aesthetics in LACBWR w visual skylin and will cea uildings east ing a more o mmissioned esthetics is noise in sect BWR with a River, 300 fe Lock and D National W f the station village of G n activities i and shipment hours. On site will be r useum in Ma there is no nimized as t al areas (e.g onstruction nd included d the current ning will ha ntly, as boun to Cultura n section 4.3 with a Small ne) is limited ase when dec t of the Miss open view o property wi evaluated to tion 4.3.16 o Small imp feet from the Dam No. 8 ar Wildlife & Fi structures a Genoa, Wisc nvolving he t of waste is nce the dec reduced to le adison, WI w objective to the waste w
: g. associated of the G-3 d appropriate approach fo ave no signif nded by NUR al, Historic, 3.15 of NUR l impact.
d in terms of commissioni sissippi Rive of the Missis ill be made o be bounde of NUREG-pact.
e river bank re located o sh Refuge o and no schoo consin is lo eavy constru s intermitten commissionin evels below which o save will be d with fossil e soil or the ficant REG-and REG-f land ing is er are ssippi upon ed by
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 The cum mulative impaacts were assessed by first determinning the resoources affectted by LACB      BWR decommiissioning. These includee surface water  w       and grooundwater, air quality, aquatic ecoology, terrestriaal ecology. Irretrievablle resourcess were alsoo evaluatedd from thee perspectivve of cumulativ  ve impact.
La Cross License T Revision Due to t impacts decommi imposed Therefor NUREG-8.6.3.16.
Past, prroposed an    nd future foreseeablee actions include coonstruction, operation and decommiissioning off coal-fired powerp        plantts and recreaational use of the land as access tto the Mississip ppi river for boating. Th he individuall impacts off the LACBW      WR decomm missioning oon the resourcess listed abo  ove were alll determineed to be miinor. The ppast, presentt and futuree site activitiess are not projjected to sig gnificantly acccumulate ennvironmentaal impacts thhat would in total, over time, exceed th  he minor im mpact of the individual aactivities onn the affecteed resources. The major irrretrievable reesource attriibutable to LACBWR L            ddecommissiooning was thhe use of lannd for disposal of low lev    vel radioactiv ve waste. NoN future acctivities willl involve rradioactive w  waste disposal and will therrefore have no n cumulativ    ve effect.
The envi NUREG-impact.
In summary, the cum    mulative impaact to site reesources is prrojected to bbe minor.
During th efforts w Low leve disposal
8.7. Overview O            of Regulation ns Governing Decommiissioning Acctivities and     d Site Releasse 8.7.1. Federal F        Requ uirements Decomm  missioning acctivities that are subject to t federal reggulations incclude:
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Hand dling, packag ging, and shiipment of rad  dioactive waaste, Work ker radiationn protection, Publiic radiation protection, p
As stated process a and fuel These re destabiliz Therefor bounded 8.6.3.17.
Licennse terminatiion and finall site releasee, Work ker health annd safety, Liquiid and gaseo ous effluent releases, r
The envi NUREG-impact.
Hazaardous waste generation/disposition, Hand dling and remmoval of asbestos, Characterization and  d removal off Polychlorin  nated Biphennyls (PCBs)), and Handlling and rem  moval of lead paint.
The num than dur increased effect on barge tra support t operation Therefor by NURE 8.6.3.18.
8.7.1.1.         Nucleear Regulatorry Commission The majo  ority of radio ological actiivities fall unnder Title 100 of the Codde of Federaal Regulationn and are admin  nistered by the t NRC. Applicable A            Tiitle 10 regulaations includde:
Cumulati impact of se Boiling W Termination n 0 the distance on noise l issioning, S by the Villa e, the envir
Part 20 2 - Radiatio on protection n.
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Part 50 5 - Decomm  missioning activities.
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a Part 51 5 - Environ  nmental prottection.
e, the enviro by NUREG Traffi ironmental i
Part 61 6 - Disposaal of radioacctive waste.
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mpact assoc considered ources uation associ mined to be tural disman etals from th s been and his facility h hat is genera rievable reso decontamin machinery and are conside mpact associ he impact is portation uation assoc mined to be he volume of he facility.
ar on roadw ear. There w ge traffic on station and mpact associ t is considere cts e impact on to other pas 8-23 ensitive rece issioning an mply with a ciated with Small.
iated with irr generally ap ntlement of he site are an will continu has sufficient ated will be s ources that w nate the facili d for transpo ered to be iated with ir considered ciated with t generally ap f waste ship Non-radiolo ways. It is an will be no ra the Thief S are not asso ated with tr ed as Small the environ st, present, a eptors, there nd demoliti any noise li noise is ev retrievable r pplicable to the station, anticipated to ue to be ship t space for t shipped to th would occur ity (e.g., rag ortation of m minor and rretrievable Small.
transportatio pplicable to pped are grea ogical impac nticipated tha adioactive w Slough branc ociated with ransportation
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nment which and reasonab e will be li ion activitie imitations (e valuated to resources in o LACBWR recycling an o be release pped to the the disposal he WCS fac during the d gs, solvents, materials to a are neither resources is on issues in o LACBWR ater during d cts of transp at there will waste shipme ch and the M LACBWR d n is evaluate h results from bly foreseeab imited temp es. During e.g. quiet h be bounde section 4.3.
R with a Sm nd asset reco d as clean s EnergySolu of this wast cility in And decommissio gases, and to and from the r detectable s evaluated section 4.3.
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La Crossse Boiling Water W      Reactorr License Termination T             Plan Revision n0 Part 71 7 - Packaging and tran  nsportation of radioactivee waste (reggulations in 449 CFR Partts 171 throu ugh 174 also apply).
La Cross License T Revision The cum decommi terrestria cumulativ Past, pr decommi Mississip resources activities over tim major irr disposal disposal In summ 8.7.
Part 73 7 - Physicaal Protectionn of Plants an nd Materials .
O 8.7.1. F Decomm Hand Work Publi Licen Work Liqui Haza Hand Characte of lead p 8.7.1.1.
8.7.1.2.       U.S. Environment E            tal Protection Agency The Env  vironmental Protection Agency A        (EPPA) regulatioons outlinedd in Title 400 of the Codde of Federal Regulations R            apply as folllows:
The majo are admin Part 2 Part 5 Part 5 Part 6 se Boiling W Termination n 0 mulative impa issioning. T al ecology.
Part 61 6 - Asbesto os Handling and Removaal Parts 122 to 125 - National Pollutant P          Disscharge Elimmination Systtem (NPDES    S)
ve impact.
Part 141 1 - Safe Drinking D          Waater Standard ds Part 190 1 - Radiattion Protectiion Standard  ds for Nucleaar Power Opperations Parts 260 to 272 - Resource Conservatio C            n and Recovvery Act (RC  CRA)
roposed an issioning of ppi river for s listed abo s are not proj e, exceed th retrievable re of low lev and will ther ary, the cum Overview of Federal Requ missioning ac dling, packag ker radiation ic radiation p nse terminati ker health an id and gaseo ardous waste dling and rem rization and aint.
Part 280 2 - Underrground Storrage Tanks Part 761 7 - Toxic Substance Control C        Act (TSCA)
Nucle ority of radio nistered by t 20 - Radiatio 50 - Decomm 51 - Environ 61 - Disposa Water Reactor Plan acts were as hese include Irretrievabl nd future f coal-fired p boating. Th ove were al jected to sig he minor im esource attri vel radioactiv refore have n mulative impa Regulation uirements ctivities that ging, and shi n protection, protection, ion and final nd safety, ous effluent r generation/
(        for Polychlorinaated Biphennyls (PCBs)
moval of asb d removal of ear Regulator ological acti the NRC. A on protection missioning a nmental prot al of radioac r
Part 129-132 1        - Clean C      Water Act A
sessed by fi e surface w le resources foreseeable power plant he individual ll determine gnificantly ac mpact of the ibutable to L ve waste. N no cumulativ act to site re ns Governin are subject t ipment of rad l site release
8.7.2. Federal, F        Statte and Loca al Requirem  ments Permits and a approvalls from or no  otifications to t state and llocal agencies are requirred for safetyy and environm mental protecction purposses. Decomm    missioning aactivities annd related sitte operationss that fall under Federal, Sttate and locaal jurisdictionn include, buut are not lim mited to the following:
: releases, disposition,
Wisconsin Deparrtment of Naatural Resourrces (WDNR      R)
: estos, f Polychlorin ry Commiss ivities fall un Applicable Ti
Wisconsin Depaartment of Health Seervices, Divvision of Public Heaalth, Bureaau of Envirronmental annd Occupatio  onal Health, Radiation P  Protection Seection Village of Genoaa Occuupational Saffety and Heaalth Adminisstration (OSH  HA)
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activities.
8.8. Conclusion C
tection.
As previo ously evaluaated in the D-Plan/PSDA D            AR, the non- radiologicall environmenntal impacts from decommiissioning LA  ACBWR are temporary and     a not signiificant. Thee potential issues identifiied as site-specific in NU UREG-0586 have been evaluated aand there is no significaant impact. The potential environmen  ntal impacts associated with w decomm    missioning L  LACBWR hhave already been predictedd in and willl be boundeed by the previously isssued enviroonmental im        mpact assessm ments (NUREG  G-0191, NUR  REG-0586, and a D-Plan/P    PSDAR). T  Therefore, thhere are no nnew or signifficant environm mental changges associateed with decom  mmissioningg.
ctive waste.
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esources is pr g Decommi to federal reg dioactive wa e,
nated Biphen ion nder Title 10 itle 10 regula ning the reso oundwater, o evaluated include co ational use f the LACBW inor. The p nvironmenta activities on decommissio ctivities wil rojected to b issioning Ac gulations inc
: aste, nyls (PCBs) 0 of the Cod ations includ ources affect air quality, d from the onstruction, of the land WR decomm past, present al impacts th n the affecte oning was th ll involve r be minor.
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8.

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In In accor Regulato Nuclear describin specific d Reactor (

8.1.1. P This cha Report, L describin specific Terminat detailed d between activities The supp predicted Environm (NUREG (GEIS) o LACBWR Plan/PSD to be pe activities 8.1.2. B LACBW Water R U.S. Ato 1973, the April 30, electrical Characte Limited disposal consistin (FESW)

Septemb se Boiling W Termination n 0 Supplemen ntroduction rdance with ory Guide 1.

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Purpose apter supplem La Crosse B ng any new decommiss tion Plan (L description o those activ

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h the requi 179, Standa ctors (1), th information oning and si site.

ments the 1 Boiling Water information sioning and LTP). This of the remai vities and th cusses wheth nited States ement related NUREG-05 missioning of ssioning Pla This chapter om time of of a single R) construct Commissio d its fuel we n it was shu The plant w vey for SAF ment activitie ctor Pressur pent fuel ass storage at th On March r

Environme rements of ard Format his chapter p n or signific ite closure a 1972 Dairyla r Reactor (E n or significa d license t supplement, ning decomm he environm her the activ Nuclear Re d to operati 586, Supple f Nuclear F an and Post discusses de submittal o Allis-Chalm ted in 1967 on (AEC). T ere transferre ut down bec was placed i FSTOR was c es were sta re Vessel (R semblies, wa he on-site Ind h 12, 2014, D 8-1 ental Repo f 10 CFR 50 and Conte provides a s cant environm activities per and Power ER) (2), whi ant environm termination

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La Cross License T Revision Plan/PSD character concludin EnergySo Survey R Characte As stated was docu 1987. LA environm support o LACBW noted in 1,155 MW known a LACBW the gene decommi located i that this Elk Rive license te The lates The en dismantle specifica this Supp potential Offsi Aqua Terre Threa Socio Envir 8.2.

S LACBW Mississip south of site locat coordinat se Boiling W Termination n 0 DAR to the N rization was ng on Augu olutions is d Report for O erization Sur d in the D-Pl umented in ACBWR de mental impa of the Augus WR, dated Ap the ER and We WNP-2 as Columbia WR is a much eric environm issioning im n Elk River decommissi er facility wa ermination in st D-Plan/PS vironmental ement activi ally evaluate plement as a environmen te land use a atic ecology estrial ecolog atened and e oeconomic ronmental ju ite Location WR is located ppi River, ab the city of L tion, includin tes for LAC Water Reactor Plan NRC that ac s performed ust 6, 2015.

documented i October and rvey Report f lan/PSDAR, a supplemen ecommission ct not prev st 7, 1991, D pril 21, 1980 d NUREG-0 BWR oper a Generatin h smaller rea mental asse mpact of a sm r, Minnesota ioning was c as another A n 1974 (9).

SDAR docum l impact of ities is SMA d in the GE a basis for m ntal impacts activities as to activiti gy as to activ endangered s ustice n and Descr d in southw bout 1 mile La Crosse, W ng nearby p CBWR are l r

ccounts for t d by Energ The results in two separ d November for June thru

, Review of nt to the En ning and dism viously evalu Decommissio

0. This rev 0586. The rated by Wa ng Station, actor compar essment. N mall 58.2 me a, which was completed sa Allis-Chalme ment (issued f all comple ALL as determ IS. As state meeting the re not determin ies beyond th vities beyond species ription western Wisc south of the WI. The Sit rominent fea longitude 9 8-2 the completi gySolutions s of the site rate reports, L 2014 Field u August 201 f post-operat nvironmental mantlement uated in the oning Order iew included reference B ashington Pu owned and red to WNP-NUREG-0586 egawatt ther s dismantled afely with li ers reactor, a in March 20 eted or plan mined by th ed in the GE equirements ned in the G he operation d the operati consin, in V e Village of te Regional atures such 1o, 13, 53.3 ion of the sp commencin e characteriz LACBWR R d Work (7) 15 Field Wo ating license l Report for activities ha e NRC's En or NUREG d the evalua BWR facilit ublic Power operated b

-2, its impac 6 also prov rmal (MWt) d between 1 ittle risk to w a superheate 014) conclud nned LACB he GEIS. LA EIS, licensee s in 10 CFR GEIS are:

nal area ional area Vernon Coun f Genoa, WI Location gr as highways 35 West a pent fuel tran ng on Octo zation surve adiological and LACBW ork (8).

stage enviro r LACBWR ave resulted nvironmenta G-0191 relate ation of impa ty in NURE r Supply Sy by Energy N cts fall within vided inform BWR demo 971 and 197 workers and d test BWR ded the follo BWR decom ACBWR dec es can rely o 50.83(a)(6)(

nty, on the e and approx aphic (Figur s, rivers and and latitude nsfer. Addit ober 9, 2014 eys performe Characteriz WR Radiolo onmental im dated Dece in no signif al Assessme ed to operati acts against EG-0586 wa ystem (plant Northwest).

n the envelo mation abou onstration re

74. It was n d the public.

R, which ach owing:

mmissioning commissioni on informati (ii). Site-spe east shore o ximately 19 m re 8-1) show d lakes. The 43o, 33, 3 tional 4 and ed by zation ogical mpacts ember ficant ent in ion of those as the t now As ope of ut the eactor noted The ieved g and ing is ion in ecific of the miles ws the e map 6.22

La Cross License T Revision North. T The Reac the cargo 639 feet Mississip filled wit The licen LACBW the plant the la forme the la gener the L the la the pa The Site The site i Mississip Corps of The site Highway Highway currently Mississip 2.4 miles

mussels, 0.75 mile 8.2.1. S This sec decommi defined a piping an 10 CFR 2 The deco buildings structure be remov and floo structure se Boiling W Termination n 0 The site is a ctor Building o-carrying-on Above Me ppi River. T th sand mate nsed site com WR plant com off of Highw and north of er Genoa No and area dir rating station LACBWR pl and area sout arcel of land Overview (F is bordered o ppi River an f Engineers (

is bordere y 35. A B y 35, carries y do not use ppi River Na s from LAC brook trou es south of th ite Descript ction provid issioning and as the config nd open lan 20.1402.

ommissionin s, structures s above a de ved from ba ors in the s:

Water Reactor Plan at mile 678.6 g is approxi nly rail road ean Sea Lev The covered erial dredged mprises a to mprising only way 35. Oth f the LACBW

o. 1 Station (

rectly south n (Genoa N ant, th of G-3, w d to the east o Figure 8-2) i on the north nd Highway (USACE) Ro ed on the w Burlington N commercial this rail lin ational Wild CBWR, is t ut and sturg he LACBWR tion After U des a summ d site closur guration of t nd areas at ng of the Cla and compo epth of 3 fee asements loc End-State.

r 6 on the Mi mately 300

d. The Reac vel (AMSL land consist d from the M tal of 163.5 y 1.5 acres.

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35. The U.

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e. The site dlife & Fish the Genoa eon. On th R plant, ther Unrestricted mary of the re activities.

the remainin the time o ass 1 areas o onents) will et below grad cated below This app 8-3 ssissippi Riv feet from th ctor Building L), or 19 fe ted of the riv Mississippi R acres which The site is nt site featur which includ and later oil)

WR, which c Station [G-3 FSI is located 35, across fr e boundary o sissippi Rive

.S. Lock &

District, is lo e Mississipp anta Fe rail ong the easte is bordered h Refuge Poo National Fi he southwes re is a public d Release final cond The End-S ng below gro f license te of the plant include the de (designat the 636 foo proach will ver above th he Mississipp g stands on et above th ver edge and River.

h is owned b accessed by res include:

es the site s

) fueled pow contains an 3]), located d, and from LACBW of the licens er and a narr Dam No. 8, ocated appro pi River an l line, loca ern portion o to the south ol 9 area. F ish Hatchery stern corner c boat launch dition of the State for LA ound backfil ermination m (the on-site demolition, ed as 636 fo ot elevation apply to th he mouth of pi River and filled land a he normal d low forest a by Dairyland y a road on witchyard a wer plant (rem operational approximate WR.

sed site.

row strip of managed b ximately 0.6 nd bordered ated betwee of the site.

h by a segm Further sout y, which ra r of the site hing ramp w e site at th ACBWR dec lled building meeting the e radiologica removal an oot AMSL).

leaving onl he followin f the Ohio R d 475 feet we at an elevati elevation o areas which d, with the a the south si and the site o moved in 19 350 MWe ely 175 feet land betwee by the U.S. A 6 miles upstr on the eas en the site Passenger t ment of the U th, approxim aises endang e, approxim with a parking he conclusio commissioni gs, structure requiremen ally contamin nd disposal o All systems ly concrete ng buildings River.

est of on of f the were actual ide of of the 89),

fossil from en the Army ream.

st by and trains Upper mately gered mately g lot.

on of ing is s and nts of nated of all s will walls s and

La Cross License T Revision React Wast Venti Pipe Wast Turbi Low Main The debr disposal.

Figure 8-structure will be d and struc require re G-3 Crib structure potential the LTP The belo filled wit Departm backfille The stru dismantle Adm LACB Outfa G-3 C coal water Elect Paved plant After all process a and the s se Boiling W Termination n 0 tor Building te Treatment ilation Stack and Ventilat te Gas Tank ine Building Specific Act ntenance Eat ris generated

-3 shows th s and compo demolished a ctures assoc emedial acti b House, will s at depths g removal. F Chapter 3.

ow grade stru th suitable c ent of Natur d, returned t uctures outs ed and will r inistration B BWR Crib H all diffuser d Coal Plant an barge washi r systems an trical Switch d roadways area.

demolition as described surrounding Water Reactor Plan g,

t Building, k,

tion Tunnels Vault, g and Turbin tivity (LSA)

Shack.

d from demo he key LAC onents, othe and removed ciated with G ions; therefo l remain inta greater than Further infor uctures to re clean soil, sa ral Resource to grade, see ide of the remain on si Building, incl House, inclu discharge pip nd all associ ing station t nd piping, hyard, and, and the Bur and remedi in Chapter open land r

s, ne Office Bui

) Storage Bu lition and re CBWR build er than the L d to a depth o G-3 are exp ore, no remed act and func 3 foot below rmation on t emain in the and and/or o es (WDNR) eded and app LACBWR te. These in luding assoc uding fire pro ping, extendi iated buildin to the north rlington Nor iation activi 5 of this LT areas within 8-4 ilding, uilding, and emoval opera dings at the LACBWR A of at least 3 pected to be diation is pla ctional for G w grade will the approach e End State other suitabl regulations propriate ero R Site Encl nclude:

ciated sanitar otection pipi ing 110 feet ngs, warehou h of the plan rthern-Santa ities are com TP, will be p n its license ations will b site. All o Administratio feet below g e radiologica anned and th G-3 power op l be assessed h to the vari e such as b le media, as

. The resto sion control losure (LS ry sewer and ing systems, into the Mis uses and sup nt and all as Fe rail line mplete, a Fi performed to d boundarie be segregated on-site LAC on Building grade. None ally impacte hese structur perations. A d for radiolo ious buildin basement fou s allowable ored areas on s will be est E) are not d water syste ssissippi Riv pport structur ssociated sa and spur in inal Radiatio o demonstrat es, with the d for recycli CBWR build and Crib H e of the buil ed such that res, includin Any contamin ogical impac ngs is provid undations w under Wisc n the site w ablished.

expected t ems and pipi

ver, res, includin anitary sewer nto the LACB on Survey (

te that LACB exception o ing or

dings, House, dings t they ng the nated ct and ded in will be onsin will be to be
ing, ng the r and BWR (FRS)

BWR of the

La Cross License T Revision ISFSI fa 10 CFR 2 dry stora dry stora Isolation remediat control m comprom equipmen access. I there is n survey ar Several s support t supportin 8.3.

R To date, removal RPV incor FESW Vario

RPV, Purif Vario Chapter 3 remediat achieve t 8.4.

Im As previ decommi associate by the pr NUR NUR Chapter 3 schedule footprint se Boiling W Termination n 0 acility, com 20.1402. As age casks an ge within th and contro ion activitie measures w mised by th nt. Open la Isolation and no risk of re reas that hav services such the ISFSI m ng the adjace Remaining D several key of the follow and associa re monitor gu W stored com ous system p

, and primar fication, Seal ous Turbine 3 of this LT ion activitie the End-Sta mpacts to th iously noted issioning op ed with deco reviously issu REG-0191, an REG-0586.

3 of the LT d to be com

). The ident Water Reactor Plan mply with s part of the d transferred e ISFSI unti ol measures

s. These act will be impl he potential and areas, ac d control me

-contaminat ve been relea h as sanitary monitoring a ent G-3 fossi Dismantlem dismantlem wing compon ated reactor uide tubes, e mponents su piping and c ry systems su l Injection an and auxiliar P provides d es currently b ate conditio he Post-Shu d, the D-Pl perations at t ommissionin ued environm nd TP identifie mpleted prio tified activiti r

the radiolo decommissi d to the ISF il it is transfe will be imp tivities will lemented to for re-con ccess roads a easures will ion from de ased from the y sewer servi and security il station wh ent and Dec ment and deco nents:

components etc.),

uch as fuel sh components uch as the C nd Main Ste ry systems.

detailed desc being perfor on.

utdown Deco lan/PSDAR, the site and ng the site ha mental impa es the dism or to the un ies are not s 8-5 ogical criter ioning proce SI. It is exp erred to the D plemented fo be complete o ensure the ntamination and boundar remain in e commission e license.

ices and elec operations.

hich will rem commission ommissionin s (e.g. fuel hrouds, contr associated ontrol Rod D am.

criptions of rmed and th ommissionin amended concluded t ave already act statement mantlement a nrestricted re ignificantly ria for unr ess, all spent pected that t Department following th ed prior to st e final radi as result ries will be ffect through ning. These ctrical servic There are main in place ning Activiti ng activities shrouds, co rol rods, and with the Fo Drive Mecha the dismant he remaining ng Activitie in March 2 that the pote been postula ts, specifical and deconta elease of th different fro restricted u t nuclear fue this spent fu of Energy (D e conclusion tarting the F iological co of access b posted with hout FRS ac measures ar ce will rema e three potab

e.

ies have occurr ntrol rods, s d start-up sou orced Circula anisms, Dec lement, deco g activities t es Report (P 014, describ ential enviro ated in, and lly:

amination ac he site (excl om those ori use specifie el was loaded uel will rema DOE).

n of radiolo FRS process.

onditions are by personne h signs restri ctivities and re not requir in in operati ble wells on red, includin steam separa urces, and ation system cay Heat, Pri ontamination to be execut PSDAR) bed the pla onmental im d will be bou ctivities tha luding the I iginally discu ed in d into ain in ogical The e not el or icting d until red in ion to n site ng the

ators, m, the imary n and ted to anned mpacts unded at are ISFSI ussed

La Cross License T Revision in the D-will be d identified provide decommi 8.5.

L 8.5.1. G 8.5.1.1.

The site Vernon C 300 feet by filling The site 642 feet Mississip silts) und sands and 8.5.1.2.

The U.S reliable c total pop 744 for S near the small tow (populati 5 miles s 8.5.1.3.

The LAC of the M bounded north, an electric p This stat Genoa, lo within th The area and fresh to the G-site, loca se Boiling W Termination n 0

-Plan/PSDA defined durin d in the D-additional issioning.

La Crosse Bo Geography a Site L location and County, Wis from the eas g in river ed is relatively AMSL bou ppi River to derlain by fin d gravels. B Popul

. Census Bu census data f pulation in 2 Stoddard, loc plant, locat wns west o ion 397), lo outhwest.

Site A CBWR prope Mississippi R by the Mis nd a wildlife power station tion is locate ocated appro he town. The a of the Miss h water fishi

-3 station lo ated approxim Water Reactor Plan R. Althoug ng decommi

-Plan/PSDAR evaluation oiling Wate and Demogr Location and d description sconsin, in t st bank of the dge and low y flat with th unded by the the west. T ne to medium Bedrock is en lation ureau, Amer for nearby W 2013 was 25 cated 7 miles ted 17 miles of the plant cated 3 mil Access, Land erty is locate River. Altho ssissippi Riv and fish ref n completed ed to the so oximately 1 m ere are no re sissippi Rive ing) and com cated south mately 4,000 r

gh additional issioning pl R have bee and infor er Reactor E raphy Description n were discu the Mississip e Mississipp forest areas he reactor f e railroad tr The geology m sands with ncountered a rican Comm Wisconsin vi 8 for the Vi s N of the pl N; and 30, across the es northwe d and Water ed in the far ough the site ver to the w fuge to the s d in 1969, w outh, adjacen mile to the n esidences wit er adjacent t mmercial bar of the LAC 0 feet south o 8-6 l details rega anning effor en identified rmation reg Environmen n

ussed in secti ppi River V pi River. Tw s with mater facilities stan acks to the y consists pr h some soils at approxima munity Surve illages and c illage of Ge lant; 51,522

,329 for Ver Mississippi st, and New Use r western por e area is 163 west, a rail li south. The s which is also nt to the LA northeast of t thin 2,000 fe to the site is rge and ship CBWR plant) of the plant.

arding majo rts, no signi

d. Subsequ garding the nt Descriptio ion 8.2. The alley, with t wenty-seven rial dredged nding at elev east and th rimarily of f s containing ately 130 fee ey (ACS) re cities and Ve enoa, located for La Cros rnon County i River, inc w Albin, IA rtion of Ver 3.5 acres, it ine to the e site includes owned and ACBWR fac the site. An eet of any LA s used for re p traffic (e.g.

). There is There is a p r decommis ificant impa uent sections environme on e 163.5 acre the Reactor acres of the d from the M vations rang he riprap on fill materials higher perc et below grou eport (11) pr ernon County d 1 mile nor se, the large

y. There ar luding Reno A (populati rnon County is relatively east, USACE s G-3, a coa d operated by cilities. The n elementary ACBWR str ecreational p

. barges of c a public bo portion (Poo sioning activ cts beyond s in this ch ental effect e site is locat Building lo site were fo Mississippi R ging from 6 the shore o s (fine sand entages of c und surface rovides the

y. The estim rth of LACB st Wisconsin re also num o township, ion 513), lo y on the east y isolated as E property t al-fired 379 M y Dairyland e closest tow school is lo ructure.

purposes (bo coal are deliv at landing o ol 9) of the U vities those hapter ts of ted in ocated ormed River.

36 to of the s and coarse (10).

most mated BWR; n city erous MN ocated bank s it is to the MWe (12).

wn is ocated oating vered on the Upper

La Cross License T Revision Mississip for hunti Genoa N mile 679 long lock public ac through Highway No. 8.

8.5.2. C The clim continent river vall Lock and of the in from 60 winter m the avera summer s The aver range fro month fo The bluff winds at monthly experienc tornado o F3 (maxi center inj 8.5.3. T 8.5.3.1.

The site i dissected varies be river leve Highway Prior to c lying we dredged to constr se Boiling W Termination n 0 ppi River Na ing, fishing National Fish

.2, is approx k and dam s ccess to an o November.

y 35 approxi Climate mate at the L tal climate w ley location d Dam No. 8 nformation f to 90o F du months of De age tempera season (15).

rage annual r om 3 to 5 inc or the remain fs of the Mis t the site wh average wi ced tornados occurred 27 imum wind jured one pe Topography Topog is located w d uplands. F etween 21/2 a el. The LAC y 35. Figure construction tlands. The sands from t ruction, the a Water Reactor Plan ational Wildl and recreati h Hatchery.

ximately 0.6 structure ow observation The State imately 1/2 m La Crosse r with cold wi of the site.

8 site with a for the past uring the mo ecember 201 ture is appr rainfall is 35 ches per mon nder of the y ssissippi Riv here the va ind speeds

s. On April

.4 miles awa speeds 158-erson and cau

, Geology an graphy ithin the Mi From La Cro and 41/2 mile CBWR site i 8-4 provide n of the LAC e property gr the Mississip area was gra r

life & Fish R onal activiti

. Lock and 6 miles north ned and ope platform, op e of Wiscon mile north o region of W inters and ho The USAC archived wea year (May onths of Jun 14 to Februa oximately 2 5.2 inches. M nth in the sp ear.

ver Valley ch lley runs no are typicall l 30, 1954, a ay from the 216 mph) to used betwee nd Seismolo ssissippi Riv sse to Prairi s in width.

is located be es a Topogra CBWR facil rade was the ppi River. D aded to a rel 8-7 Refuge just s ies (13). Fur d Dam No.

h of the site erated by the pen from da nsin also m of the LACB Wisconsin an ot summers CE maintains ather inform 2014 to Ma ne through A ary 2015. C 20o F in the Monthly prec pring and sum hannel the w orth-south a y 6 to 10 m a category F4 Genoa villa ornado that o en $500,000 ogy ver Valley, w e du Chien, The valley etween two v aphy Map of lity, the site en increased During grade latively flat south of the rther south a 8, located

e. The dam e USACE (

awn to dusk maintains a BWR site, a nd at the LA and extrem s an active w mation for the ay 2015) ind August 2014 City data com winter mon cipitation av mmer season winds at the L are from the mph. The 4 (maximum age center.

occurred 6.6 and $5,000, where the va approximate walls rise s valleys on e f the site.

location co d through the e manipulati ground surf site which h are public la on the Mis m is a 110 fe 14). This fac k during the highway w across from ACBWR sit mes influence weather stat e Genoa, W dicated temp 4 and 45 to mpiled for G nths and reac verages in the ns and from LACBWR s e north and Genoa, WI m wind spee On June 5, 6 miles away 000 in dama alley is deep ely 40 miles sharply 500 either side of onsisted of m e deposition ion and site face. The re has limited a and areas an sissippi Riv et wide, 600 cility also a months of wayside off m Lock and te is typical ed because o ion at the ne I area. A re peratures ran

-5o F durin Genoa shows ches 72o F i e Genoa, WI 1 to 3 inche ite. Predom the south.

I area has r ds 207-260 1980, a cate y from the vi ages.

ly cut into h s south, the v to 600 feet f the bluff ea marshes and n of hydrauli preparation esulting grad access nd the ver at 0 feet llows April State Dam of a of the earby eview nging ng the s that in the I area es per minant The rarely mph) egory illage highly valley from ast of low-ically prior de for

La Cross License T Revision the LAC access ro 8.5.3.2.

LACBW of the Ce of the W bedrock i Generally to 130 fe Valley.

Dreshbac Precambr (BGS). A 509 feet river sho 8.5.3.3.

Many fau capable i condition in the sit nuclear p any evid Therefor Seismic a 2008 all 8.5.4. H Hydrolog Groundw 25 feet B Mississip the Missi the west towards groundw fossil sta some per flooding.

Hydrauli the shallo structure se Boiling W Termination n 0 BWR site is oad along the Geolo WR is located entral Lowla Wisconsin Do in this region y, the local g et of glacial These unco ch Group (

rian crystall At the subje AMSL near reline.

Seism ults have be in accordanc ns in the site te region, bu power plant dence of cap e, capable fa activity (ma occurred ove Hydrology a gy and hyd water beneath BGS and the ppi River. T issippi River and discharg the west bu water elevatio ation, it appe riods where ic conductivi ow sands tha of the shall Water Reactor Plan s generally f e eastern bou ogy d on the east and Physiogr me and the n dips less th geology is d outwash an onsolidated d Upper Cam line rocks e ect site, the b r the Reactor mology een mapped ce with 10 C e vicinity tha ut investigati sites in the pable faultin aulting does agnitudes ran er 180 miles nd Hydroge drogeologica h the site is water table Therefore, ch

r. Groundw ges into the M ut then may on measurem ears that the the gradien ity is influen at were hydr low soils wo r

flat with gra undary of the bank of the raphic Provi western flan han 20 feet p described as a d fluvial dep deposits are mbrian). Th encountered bedrock surf r Building a d in the site CFR 100, A at represent ions of all o region, in ad ng. Additio not need to nging from 3 s from the sit eology al informat s first encou aquifer is in hanges in the ater in the sh Mississippi turn and flo ments collec ere is a sligh nts are rever nced by the s raulically dre ould not like 8-8 ade level at e site to the r Mississippi ince (16). T nk of the Wi per mile to th approximate posits on the underlain b he Dreshbac d at approxi face is encou and slopes to region. No Appendix A.

hazard to th f these fault ddition to st onally, the a be considere 3.5 to 5.4) th te and did no tion was p untered at de n strong hyd e water table hallow depo River. The ow parallel cted during ht downwar rsed and thi soil structure edged, depo ely influence approximate riprap along i River in the The site is lo isconsin Arc he southwes ely 15 feet o e east flood p by flat lying ch Group i imately 650 untered at an o approximat one of these Per the N he facility. N ts during the tudies for the area is one o ed in the ana hat has been ot impact the primarily ob epths rangin draulic comm e elevation a sits and fill m deeper grou to the river routine sam rd vertical g is is likely d e and grain sited, and co e groundwat ely 639 feet g the river sh e Wisconsin ocated on the ch. The sedi st.

f hydraulic f plain of the M sandstone a is then und 0 feet below n elevation tely 501 fee e faults are NRC, There Numerous f e course of v e LACBWR of relatively alysis of this n recorded b e plant site o btained from ng from app munication w are dependen material like undwater is a

r. Based on mpling in sup gradient. Ho due to high size distribu ompacted on ter flow dire AMSL from hore.

n Driftless se e southwest imentary stra fill overlying Mississippi R and shales o derlain by d w ground su of approxim t AMSL nea considered e are no geo faults are ma validating se R, have not f y low seism s site (17).

etween 1975 or operations m Referenc roximately with the adj nt on the sta ely flows tow also likely to n a review o pport of the owever, ther river stages ution. Becau n site, the int ection. How m the ection flank ata or g 100 River of the dense urface mately ar the to be ologic apped everal found micity.

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commissioni NUREG-0586 site-specific her Small, sidered to be t significance s that requ lows:

of the impac mmissioning quirements a o the environ nd profession e a noticeab mpact is lik ated. If an i is likely to s ve. The con ot bounded ing G-3 coal s review.

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La Cross License T Revision LACBW identified evaluatio Offsi 35 ye Aqua sensit Terre of sen Threa threat Envir 35 ye Cultu histor 8.6.2. R 8.6.2.1.

During d in accord of the Ra exposure 2,000 mr also be m program Radiation materials In Augus of the sta 1994 wit allowed levels at Protectio exposure significan removal (SSCs).

se Boiling W Termination n 0 WR are then

d. The scre on:

te land use a ears, since th atic ecology tive areas.

estrial Ecolo nsitive areas atened and tened and en ronmental J ears.

ural and Hi ric landmark Radiological Occup decommissio dance with th adiation Pro es and maint rem/yr Total maintained A and proced n Work Perm s incorporate st 1987, Dair abilized and th the comm for the deca the facility.

on Program e during the nt contributo and packag Water Reactor Plan reviewed a eening ident activities: ch he FES was i affected by gy affected b

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endangered ndangered sp Justice: chan storic Resou k designation l Effects of D pational Rad oning, Soluti he license sp tection Prog tain occupat l Effective D As Low As R dures will e mits (RWP) e effective ra ryland place defueled fac mencement o ay of most s

. This delay and ALARA e decommiss ors to occup ging of rema r

and the activ tified the fo hanges in dem issued.

activities be by activities species: ch pecies that h nges in dem urce impact ns and other Decommissi diation Expo ions will con pecifications gram are to tional worke Dose Equiva Reasonably A ensure that involving po adiological c ed LACBWR cility). LAC of increment short-lived r y, combined A measures, sioning of L ational dose aining Reac 8-10 vities that m ollowing po mographics eyond the op s beyond the hanges in lo have occurred mographics ts beyond t cultural reso ioning sure ntinue to im s and the req control radia er exposures alent (TEDE Achievable (

work speci otential radia controls.

R in a SAFS CBWR remai tal decommi radionuclides d with the ef

, minimized LACBWR t from remai tor Building may require otential areas and zoning t perational are operational ocal flora an d in the past and socioe the operatio ources.

mplement a R quirements o ation hazard s to less tha E). Dose to (ALARA).

ifications, d ation exposu STOR condit ined in a ful issioning act s, which sub ffective impl the actual to date. It ining disman g Structures e site-specifi s for additio that have oc ea; changes l area; chang nd fauna an t 35 years.

economic st onal areas; c Radiation Pro f 10 CFR 20 ds, avoid acc an the admin workers and The LACBW designs, wor ure or handli tion (a perio lly SAFSTO tivities. Th bsequently r lementation and projecte is anticipate ntlement acti s, Systems, ic evaluation onal site-spe curred in the in designati ges in design nd designatio tatus in the changes in otection Pro

0. The objec cidental radi nistrative lim d the public WR work co rk packages ing of radioa od of safe sto OR condition his period of reduced radi of the Radi ed radiation ed that the ivities will b and Compo n are ecific e past ion of nation on of past local ogram ctives iation mit of must ontrol s and active orage n until f time iation iation dose most be the onents

La Cross License T Revision Table 8 Sectio 8.6.2 8.6.3.1 8.6.3.2 8.6.3.3 8.6.3.4 8.6.3.5 8.6.3.6 8.6.3.7 8.6.3.8 8.6.3.9 8.6.3.1 8.6.3.12 8.6.3.13 8.6.3.14 8.6.3.15 8.6.3.16 8.6.3.17 8.6.3.18 8.6.3.19 8.6.3.20 se Boiling W Termination n 0 8-1 Summ Powe on Radiolo Activiti workers Activiti Radiolo Onsite l Offsite Water U Water Q Surface Ground Air Qua Aquatic Activiti Activiti Terrestr Activiti Activiti Threate Occupa 1

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Water Reactor Plan mary of the r Facilities Enviro ogical ies resulting i s

ies resulting i ogical Accide land use activ land use activ Use Quality e water d water ality c Ecology ies within the ies beyond th rial Ecology ies within the ies beyond th ened and Enda ational Issues conomic nmental Justic al and Historic ies within the ies beyond th tics vable Resourc and Transpor construction: l onstruction fo s (onsite) ne upgrade and r

Environme onmental Issu in occupation in dose to the ents vities vities e operational a e operational e operational a e operational angered Spec ce c Resource Im e operational a e operational ces rtation land use impa or the ISFSI: l d extension (o 8-11 ental Impact ue al dose to public area area area area cies mpacts area area acts (onsite) land use onsite and ts from Dec NUREG 0586 (GEIS)

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La Cross License T Revision NUREG-The curr estimated dose for bounded 8.6.2.2.

Dairylan (REMP) environm the radio decommi of 10 CF to adhere public do considere The only liquid wa piping w collection through t discharge of the c protectio LACBW bounded The gase meteorol noble gas or exposu gaseous r 8.6.2.3.

Decomm this analy conducte Fuel Acc decommi the mini LACBW otherwise The deco and cont Protectio se Boiling W Termination n 0

-0586 estim rent occupat d to be 130.3 the decomm by NUREG Offsit d implement at LACBW ment in and a oactive gase issioning act FR 50, Appen e to these l ose from dec ed as Small y authorized aste from th which is a pa n system pu the East Tu es to the inle current and n in accor WR to date co by the evalu eous pathwa logical condi s, the gaseou ure pathway releases.

Enviro missioning ac ysis has con ed and provi cident Analy issioning and mal radioac WR site is in e involving a ommissionin amination le on and Safet Water Reactor Plan mated that 1, tional expen 3 Rem, whic missioning w G-0586 and th te Radiation ted a regulat WR which p around the e eous (airbor tivities do n ndix I, or th limits throug commissioni

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effluent rele he LACBWR art of the G-3 umps are not urbine buildi et of the liqu future Rad dance with onclude that uation in NU ay (which i itions during us pathway c

y. Routine a onmental Ef ccident analy ntinued durin ided in regu ysis have no d with spent ctive materi nsufficient f a significant ng of radioa evels remain ty and Heal r

874 Rem wi nded and do ch is well bel will meet the he impact is Exposure an tory complia provided an nvirons of th rne) and liq ot exceed th e fuel cycle ghout the co ing is bound ease pathway R site to the 3 circulating t operable. T ing sump us uid waste mo diation Prot 10 CFR 20 t the public e UREG-0586, includes nob g the time of consists of a air samples a ffects of Acc ysis is integ ng shutdown ular updates oted that w t nuclear fue al resulting for any pot t adverse effe actively cont ning at LAC th Programs 8-12 ill be neede ose expecte low the NUR e regulatory considered nd Monitorin ant Radiolog nnual report he site. The quid effluen he concentrat dose limits ourse of the ded by the cr y for the dis Mississippi g water disch The only liq sing an air o onitor, which tection and 0 and 10 CF exposure as which conc ble gas and f the release.

airborne part are collected cidents and D gral to the li n and decom to the D-Pl with consider el now stored from LAC ential event fect on public taminated S CBWR. Wor s for LACB ed to decom ed to compl REG-0586 e y standards o as Small.

ng gical Environ s with asse e REMP prog nt releases d ation limits o of 40 CFR e decommis riteria in NU charge of tre i River is thr harge system quid effluent operated pum h is still oper REMP at FR 50, App a result of d cludes the im d particulate

. Due to pla ticulate only to determin Decommissio icensing des mmissioning.

lan/PSDAR, ration for th d in the ISFS CBWR opera t to result i c health and SCs will in rker safety i BWR which mmission a s lete the dec estimate. As of 10 CFR 2 nmental Mo essments of gram provid during plant of 10 CFR 20 190. Solutio ssioning. C UREG-0586 eated and fil hrough the s

m. Currently t discharges mp. The ai rable. Conti LACBWR pendix I. RE decommissio mpact is mini e) analysis i ant shutdown and present ne the dose d oning Event sign basis fo

. Post-fuel

, within sec e current sta SI, this analy ation and r in exceeding d safety.

nvolve the h is addressed rely on AL single unit B commissionin s the occupat 20, it is ther onitoring Pro the radiolo des assurance t operations 0, the dose l ons will con Consequently and the imp ltered radioa seal well/dif y, the liquid w at LACBWR ir operated p inued applic R ensures p EMP report oning activit imal.

is subject to n and cessati ts a minor re due to radioa ts or LACBWR accident ana tion Plant age of LACB ysis confirm emaining on g dose limi highest dose d in the Radi LARA princ BWR.

ng is tional refore ogram ogical e that s and limits ntinue y, the pact is active ffuser waste R are pump cation public ts for ties is o the ion of elease active R and alysis Post-BWR s that n the its or rates iation iples.

La Cross License T Revision The safe release o During d addition in NURE decommi LACBW potential reduction Deco Prior Radio Operation and servi in the ISF Radio Explo Loss Natur Hum The publ accidents dose con Plan/PSD analysis i 8.6.2.4.

The deco volumes bulk deb are, and implemen the appro and liqui The majo EnergySo and truck transferre se Boiling W Termination n 0 ty of the pu f radioactive decommissio to maintenan EG-0586 ass issioning of WR are bound consequenc n of the total ontamination radioactive oactive deca nal accident ice condition FSI, operatio oactive wast osions and/o of contamin ral phenome an caused ev lic dose cons s during deco nsequences f DAR and res is therefore b Storag ommissionin of low leve ris materials will continu ntation of th opriate segre d radioactiv ority of the olutions disp ked to a ra ed to a rail c Water Reactor Plan ublic is prin e materials d oning, Soluti nce, waste m sociated wit f LACBWR ded by the ces associate l radionuclid n efforts mad waste shipm ay.

s during dec ns. With the onal acciden te transportat or fires assoc nation contro ena, and vents externa sequences re ommissionin from acciden sulted in dos bounding fo ge and Dispo ng of LACB el radioactiv s such as con ue to be disp he Waste Ma egation, clas e wastes.

Class A low posal site in ail trans-load car. Rail an r

cipally relat during decom ons will perf management, th immediat R. Consequ accident eva ed with thos de inventory de before dec ments, and commissioni e spent nucle nts during de tion acciden ciated with e ol, al to LACBW eported in N ng ranged fro nts during L se ranging fr r the decomm osal of Low-BWR has, a e waste, inc ncrete, meta positioned a anagement P ssification, p w level radio Clive, Utah d facility in nd truck shi 8-13 ted to poten mmissioning form decont

, and surveil te dismantlin uently, the p aluation pre se accidents at LACBWR commissioni ng could res ear fuel rem commission

nts, xplosive and WR.

NUREG-0586 om 0.02 to 0 LACBWR de om 0.027 to missioning o

-Level Radio and will co cluding conta al and asphal as low level rogram and processing, p oactive waste

h. Waste w n Winona, M ipments are ntial hazards g operations.

tamination an llance activit ng would al potential de sented in N would be l R from:

ing, sult from equ moved from t ning can be c d/or combus 6 for onsite, 0.96 rem. A ecommission o 0.065 rem.

of LACBWR oactive Wast ontinue to re aminated eq lt. Materials radioactive associated p packaging, s e from LAC will be loade MN where made in acc associated nd dismantle ties. The ac lso be appli ecommission NUREG-0586 less at LAC uipment failu the LACBW categorized a stible materia non-fuel rel An analysis o ning was pr The NURE R.

te equire the d quipment, to s that cannot e waste. Th procedures, S shipment and CBWR will b d into appro the waste c cordance wit with an airb ement of SS cidents discu icable durin ning acciden

6. However CBWR due t ure, human e WR site and s as follows:
als, lated radiolo of potential p rovided in th EG-0586 acc disposal of ools, clothing t be free rele rough the p Solutions en d control of be shipped t opriate conta container wi th Departme borne SCs in ussed ng the nts at r, the to the
error, stored ogical public he D-cident large g and eased roper nsures solid to the ainers ill be ent of

La Cross License T Revision Transpor Waste Co 8.6.2.5.

Followin radiologi remainin (excludin radiologi license w Chapter 6 criteria.

8.6.3. N 8.6.3.1.

The envi within se The LAC existing L to be con slips are onsite ra activities parking a to occur Several s roadways including remediat 636 foot waste str No sign activities comply w regulator In accord onsite are 8.6.3.2.

Only are and licen and dem se Boiling W Termination n 0 rtation (DOT ontrol Speci Radio ng the com ical surveys ng in backfi ng the ISFSI ical conditio will be termi 6 provide th Non-radiolog Onsite ironmental i ection 4.3.1 o CBWR deco LACBWR l nducted with being const ail line will

s. Containe and equipme in a manner structures su s and rail li g piping and ed, as neces elevation w ream.

nificant env s are anticipa with applica ry requireme dance with t e considered Offsit eas within th nse terminati molition equip Water Reactor Plan T) regulation alist (WCS) ological Crite mpletion of will be perf illed structu I) meets the ns are demo nated, with he methodo gical Effects e Land Use impact assoc of NUREG-0 ommissionin icensed prop hin the LSE tructed. The be modified ers will be u ent/containe similar to w uch as the S ines, will re d tunnels, be ssary. All ot will be remo ironmental ated. In add able United ents.

the guidance d as Small.

te Land Use he existing s ion activitie pment, wast r

ns. If Class facility in A eria for Lice decontamin formed to d ure basemen unrestricted onstrated to b the exceptio ology for de s of Decomm ciated with 0586 to be g ng project is perty previou footprint. S e existing ra d and refurb unloaded an r laydown, s when the faci Switchyard, emain at lic elow the 63 ther systems oved during changes as dition to NRC States Envir e presented (in the Vicin ite licensed es (such as t te container 8-14 s B/C waste Andrews, Tex nse Termina nation, dism emonstrate t nts, any rem use criteria be below the on of the are emonstrating missioning onsite land generically c s located an usly used fo Some onsite ail line supp bished with nd loaded on storage, stag ility was ope Administrat ense termin 6 foot eleva s and compo the decomm ssociated w C requireme ronmental Pr in NUREG-nity) boundary w emporary st s, etc.). Of e is identifie xas.

ation mantlement that the dos maining pipi a specified in e unrestricte ea around th g complianc uses has be onsidered as nd executed or power gen e roads have ported the op a rail spur nsite. Onsi ging and wa erational.

tion Building nation. Sub ation will be onents as we missioning p with the sit ents, decomm rotection Ag

-0586, the p will be used torage and s f the 163.5 a ed, it will b and remed se from resid ing and soi n 10 CFR 20 ed use criteri e ISFSI. LT ce with the een determin s a Small i within the neration; all been refurb peration of t to support d ite activities aste loading g, Crib Hou surface base e radiologica ell as all stru process and te-specific d missioning a gency (USE potential imp to support d staging areas acre site, ab be shipped t diation activ dual radioac ils at LACB 0.1402. Afte ia, the 10 CF TP Chapter 5 unrestricted ned by the N impact.

boundary o work is exp bished. No b the facility.

decommissio s such as ve are and con use as well a ement struct ally assessed uctures abov disposed of decommissio activities wil EPA) and W pacts to land decommissio s for remedi bout 1.5 acre to the

vities, ctivity BWR er the FR 50 5 and d use
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tures, d and ve the f as a oning l also WDNR d use oning iation es are

La Cross License T Revision located Appropri contamin These m impacts activities Land in t within a Upper M Crosse-B County h water qu located w basin lan some of t The clos north of with a po valley be Decomm the Refu southern traffic en decommi 8.6.3.3.

LACBW Slough t predomin Mississip the react systems.

Water pu to be pro For a di towns an river wat in Lansin river wa 40 miles The LAC well at th Potable w se Boiling W Termination n 0 within the iate isolatio nation from measures will associated w s at LACBW the vicinity five-mile r Mississippi R Bad Axe Riv has establish ality and pro within the B nd use is agri the agricultu sest municip the site, acro opulation of elow the east missioning ac ge at the so end of the ntering or le issioning act Water WR is located tributary ext nant water u ppi River as tor, river wa River wate ulled from on cessed onsit stance of 40 nd cities alon ter for indust ng, Iowa, ab ater for indu downstream CBWR site he site. The water use du Water Reactor Plan fence-enclo on and con the LSE are l also be mo with the us WR.

of the LACB radius, appro River Nation ver Basin Wa hed a Land &

otection of t Bad Axe Riv icultural and ural land to r pality to the oss from the 258 consist tern bluff.

ctivities are n outhern boun site will be aving the si tivities and t r Use d on the shor tends along usage during condensate ater is not c er does supp nsite wells w te and discha 0 miles dow ng the Missis trial purpose bout 15 mile ustrial purpo

m.

has its own e locations o uring decomm r

osed LSE, ntrol measur ea to the ad onitored to e se of offsite BWR site is oximately o nal Wildlife atershed as a

& Water Res the environm ver Watershe d over 50% o recreational l LACBWR e north-south s of various not being pe ndary of the minimally i te. Consequ the potential res of the Mi the LACBW g the opera cooling wat currently be ply the Low will support arged in acco wnstream of ssippi River es, excluding es downstrea oses betwee n potable wa of all wells missioning o 8-15 where most res will be djacent LAC ensure their e lands are s predomina ne third is e & Fish R a Geographi source Man ment within ed. Approx of the land is land use, sim site is the h running H residences, rformed in a site. Also, impacted du uently, the o impacts to l ississippi Ri WR site for ation of LAC er. With the eing used as w Pressure an decommissi ordance with the site, vir are obtained g the adjacen am of the si en the LAC ater supply, (active and operations is t work is e instituted CBWR prope r effectivene anticipated antly rural an water and b Refuge. WD ic Managem agement Pla this GMU.

imately 36%

s forested. T milar to other village of G Highway 35.

farms, and any land are

, public acce uring decom offsite land land use offs iver. The M r 3,000 feet CBWR was e plant shut d s a cooling nd High Pre ioning tasks h the sites s rtually all m d from groun nt G-3 fossil ite. There a CBWR site provided th abandoned) s not expect expected to to prevent erty as well ess. Thus, n from the d nd undevelo bottomlands DNR has de ment Unit (GM an (18), add The commu

% of the La There is an in r parts of rur Genoa, appr This small a few retail as adjacent t ess to the b mmissioning areas are no site are cons Mississippi Ri t from north s the use of down and fu medium fo essure servic s and this wa tate discharg municipal w und water. T l plant, is th are no other and Prairie hrough a sin

)are illustrat ted to be sig o be condu t the sprea l as offsite a no environm decommissio ped. Of the s included in esignated th MU) and Ve dressing land unity of Gen Crosse-Bad ncreasing sh ral Wisconsi oximately 1 rural comm businesses i to the site or oat launch a by rail and ot affected b sidered Sma iver and its h to south.

f water from uel removed or reactor or ce water sys ater will con ge permits.

water supplie The nearest u he coal-fired r known use e du Chien, ngle groundw ted in Figure nificantly gr ucted.

ad of areas.

mental oning e area n the he La ernon d use, noa is d Axe hift of in.

1 mile munity in the r near at the truck by the all.

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ntinue es for use of plant ers of

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La Cross License T Revision than the solids ho includes tank that Mississip discolora downspo located in to water u 8.6.3.4.

This sect related to ponds, re to the we The env section 4 a Small At LACB its WDN LACBW System (

and WDN reduced erosion decommi demolitio Radiolog (ODCM)

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BWR, all no NR permits.

WR which m (WPDES) as NR Wastew through im and sedi issioning, st on will be m gical impact

) limits and l onsite grou onitoring we for radiolog ns. The plan

MW-202A s in approp WR former pr water from WR, the therm rse impacts issioning ac re bounded b Water Reactor Plan ter use durin and pumpe olding tank he LSE Turb at outfalls.

drains are e gh the norm SE. Conseq sidered Sma r Quality tes potential water and gr d lakes. At Refuge wetlan impact eva REG-0586 ha n-radiologic Water ma meet the Gen s well as LA water Permit mplementatio mentation torm water r monitored and s are minim d assessed th undwater im ells at LACB gical analys nts network A/B; MW-20 riate locatio rocess areas the Missis mal impact to on surface w ctivities. Co by NUREG-r ng plant po ed off by a that services bine Buildin Release ar ither dischar mal effluent r quently, in ac all.

l project eff roundwater.

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run-off from d controlled mized throug hrough the mpacts are m BWR. Rep is purposes k of down gr 3A/B; and M ons and qua and potentia ssippi is no o the Mississ water and gr onsequently,

-0586 and co 8-16 wer operatio local state s the Admin ng. Storm reas are per rged to the g release pathw ccordance w fects on tho Surface w the nearby b outh.

ociated with ermined to be charges to th programs an WDNR Wisc WDNR Tier I on, impacts priate Best during dec m active imp if necessary gh adherenc REMP and monitored by resentative g when groun radient wells MW-204A/B antity to in al release poi o longer use sippi River h roundwater a

, the potenti onsidered S ons. Sanita permitted s nistration Bu water runof riodically m ground area way after pro with NUREG ose portions water general bodies of wa th surface a e generally a he Mississip nd practices consin Pollu II Industrial to the Miss Managemen commissionin pacted areas

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ce to Off-sit d the ground y the routin groundwater ndwater con s (five paire B) are situate ntercept and ints.

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ary wastes a sanitary was uilding and a ff is diverte monitored fo surrounding ocessing thru G-0586, the p of the natu lly refers to ater are the M and groundw applicable to ppi River are s have been utant Disch Storm Wate sissippi Rive nt Practices ng operati s undergoin te Dose Cal dwater mon ne sampling r samples ar nditions are ed wells: MW ed around th d detect con operating p minated.

d from the im to surface are collected ste hauler.

a sanitary ho ed directly t or oil sheen g the facility u an oil sepa potential im ural environ o streams, ri Mississippi R water quali o LACBWR e controlled u n implement arge Elimin er General P er will be gr (BMP) for ions.

D g remediatio lculation M nitoring prog of 10 perm re obtained t at low and W-200A/B; he key LACB ntamination plant system mplementati and groundw d in a This olding to the n and y thru arator mpacts nment

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anent twice high MW-BWR from ms at on of water

La Cross License T Revision 8.6.3.5.

The envi 0586 has LACBW requirem BMP to m sources s from the Fugitive demolitio controlle Radiation excessive suppressi Demoliti specifica Appropri extended impacted No adver activities considere 8.6.3.6.

The env NUREG-impact.

The aqua House at approxim disturbed decommi fauna in removal Various these aqu included Plans for equipmen Solutions performe se Boiling W Termination n 0 Air Q ironmental i s been determ WR complies ments of the W minimize fu such as the facility.

dust will on of concr d demolition n Protection e or harmfu ion by mistin ion equipme ations which iate Health a d periods of d by exhaust rse impacts

s. Conseque ed Small.

Aquat vironmental

-0586 has b atic habitat a t the shorel mately 110 fe d during the issioning ac the Mississ of the diffus fresh water uatic enviro 53 species a r the demol nt by barge.

s will contin ed within ap Water Reactor Plan uality impact evalu mined to be g with all app WDNR and ugitive dust d plants dies be generat ete building n and disma n, Environme ul dust emiss ng water wil ent will be h will prev and Safety a operation to emissions.

on air qual ently, the po tic Ecology impact eva been determ at LACBWR line to the feet from the e initial co tivities is no sippi River ser structure, fish specie nments. A and 19 famil lition of stru Consequen nue to main pplicable lim r

uation assoc generally ap plicable Fed the Wiscon during demo sel generator ted from v g structures antlement tec ental, and S sions are no ll be used to operated an vent excessi ssessments a o ensure tha lity are expe tential impa aluation ass mined to be R includes th diffuser stru e shoreline.

nstruction o ot expected and also ne

, which shar es, macro-in 1980 study lies (19).

uctures at L ntly, there is ntain WDNR mits. Protect 8-17 ciated with plicable to L deral and Sta nsin Bureau o olition and d rs are no lon various deco and the exc chniques, wi Safety and H ot generated mitigate du nd maintain ive exhaust and controls at personnel ected from t acts to air qu sociated wit generally ap he area from ucture that Habitats as of the facil to disturb e earby River es a line wit vertebrate p y indicated t LACBWR d no impact to R permits an tion of the n air quality i LACBWR w ate air quali of Air Mana ecommissio nger in serv ommissionin cavation of ith appropria Health staff,

d. As neces st emissions ned in acco emissions s will also be l and the en the impleme uality are bo th aquatic e pplicable to m the intake extends out ssociated wi lity. Howe existing aqu tributaries, th the G-3 fo populations, that the pop do not inclu o the shorelin nd decomm nearby Refu in section 4 with a Small ity regulatio agement, an ning activiti vice and hav ng activities soil. Care ate assessme will be con ssary, measu
s.

ordance with from defec e established nvironment a entation of d ounded by N ecology in o LACBWR structure int t into the M ith this area ever, the im uatic habitats streams and ossil station, and vegeta pulation of f ude the remo ne from this missioning op uge wetlands

.3.4 of NUR l impact.

ons, includin d will imple ies. Air emi ve been rem s, including ful planning ents by Solu nducted to en ures such as h manufactu ctive equipm d during exp are not adve decommissio NUREG-0586 section 4.3 R with a Sm tegral to the Mississippi R a were previ mplementatio s, their flora d wetlands.

is not plann ation exist w fish near the oval of was s type of acti perations wi s and habita REG-ng the ement ission moved g the g and utions nsure s dust urers ment.

pected ersely oning 6 and

.5 of mall e Crib River ously on of a and The ned.

within e site ste or ivity.

ill be ats is,

La Cross License T Revision and will operation Exotic s reproduc While th rusty cray ones in t conducte the site.

A study macrochi and chan

& Fish R performe subseque fossil sta require a construct aquatic a The pote 0586 and The pote and cons 8.6.3.7.

The envi been dete No know decommi appropria The land the forma from the prevalent operation onsite ha

addition, that the d to the sou demolitio anticipate se Boiling W Termination n 0 continue to ns.

species can tion or surv here are som yfish, etc.) i the vicinity ed at LACBW of the im irus), freshw nnel catfish (

Refuge Pool ed in 1980.

ent shutdown ation, has fur any operatio tion, demoli areas beyond ential impact d considered ential impact idered to be Terres ironmental im ermined to b wn terrestri issioning pr ate BMPs ar d around LA ation of abo e Mississipp t in surround ns associated abitats for m with the sh direct heavy uth, no direc on activities ed impact to Water Reactor Plan o be a priori n threaten n vival rate, a me known aq n Vernon C of the LAC WR have no mpingement water drum (

(Ictalurus pu 9 navigation It was de n of LACBW rther reduced ons resulting tion, materia d the site bou ts to the aqu to be Smal ts to the aqu Small.

strial Ecolog mpact evalu be generally ial exotic o roject area.

re, and will c ACBWR was out 27 acres pi River. T ding areas.

d with G-1 many plant an hort-term nat construction ct impacts to do not inclu o the shorelin r

ity when pla native spec and diseases quatic invasi ounty, these BWR site (

ot resulted in and entrain (Aplodinotu unctatus), w n areas from etermined th WR and redu d this impac g in any im al and waste undary.

uatic ecology ll.

uatic ecology gy uation of terr applicable to or invasive To minim continue to b s initially dis by filling riv herefore, th Given the e and G-3 as nd animal sp ture of the w n and demo o any off-site ude the remo ne.

8-18 anning onsit cies and ec s or parasite ve species (

e have been n 20). The op n the introdu nment of t s grunniens) within the Up m the operatio hat the impa uced intake o ct. Decomm mpingement e staging or y within the y beyond the restrial ecolo o LACBWR species h ize the intro be followed.

sturbed by th ver edge and he site shore extensive lan s well as LA pecies, inclu work associa lition projec e sensitive sp oval of waste te dismantle cosystems d es they may (e.g. zebra m noted in slou peration and uction of any the fishes,

), gizzard sh pper Mississ on of LACB act was mo operations, l missioning op and entrain transfer ope site bounda e site bounda ogy in sectio R with a Sm have been n oduction of the construct d low forest eline no lon nd disturbanc ACBWR, th uding endang ated with de ct area is sep pecies are an e or equipm ement or wa due to agg y transmit to mussel, curly ughs and lak d decommis y aquatic in such as bl had (Doroso sippi River N BWR and G-st likely ins limited to su perations are nment impa erations will ary are boun ary have als on 4.3.6 of N mall impact.

noted to o f exotic or i tion of the f t areas with nger resemb ce, construc he terrain h gered or inv ecommission parated from nticipated. S ment by barge aste manage gressive gro o native spe y-leaf pondw kes other tha sioning activ nvasive speci luegill (Lep oma cepedia National Wi

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upporting the e not expect acts to fish.

l be perform nded by NUR so been evalu NUREG-058 occur within invasive spe facility, inclu material dre les the shor ction and yea as not supp asive specie ning and the m the Refuge Since the pla e, there is al ement

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La Cross License T Revision Best Man spills res The pote Small.

The pote evaluated 8.6.3.8.

The pote and cons A review Endange two spec which LA A m Missi A pla facin No noted due to th the existi River to terrestria presence been not Higgins e Likewise Wisconsi Habitat P limestone township for this p The Pere Species l of falcon protectio delisted hatching decommi falcon re se Boiling W Termination n 0 nagement Pr ulting from ential impac ential impac d and consid Threa ential impact idered Sma w of the U ered, Propos cies are desig ACBWR res mussel specie issippi River ant species, g slopes: Th d adverse im he siting and ing G-3 foss the west and al or aquatic of the Higg ted. A mus eye pearlym e, the Northe in Departme Program (22 e cliffs over ps within Ve plant species egrine Falcon list in 1975 n nesting box n (23). Ove in 1999 (24 efforts. S issioning wi covery effor Water Reactor Plan ractices and equipment o cts to terres cts to the t dered to be atened or End ts to Threa all.

U.S. Fish an sed, and Ca gnated as T sides in:

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mpacts to aqu operation of sil station, th d the rail lin habitats wh gins eye pea ssel survey o mussels were ern monksho ent of Agri

2) has noted r creeks and ernon County to be impac n (Falco per and starting xes at its fac erall, Peregr 4); however, Since the G ill not interf rt and popula r

d site proced operation.

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monkshood uatic species f the LACBW he majority o e and Highw hich may be arlymussel i of the Thief found.

ood has not culture, Tra that the Nor d streams an

y. This hab cted by decom regrinus) we g in 1993, D cilities, inclu ine Falcon r Dairyland G-3 facility fere with G-ation.

8-19 dures require gy are boun cology beyo pecies Endangered Service lis ecies County or Endang ymussel (La (Aconitum n have been n WR facility, of the licens way 35 to the inhabited by n mussel be f Slough riv been noted ade & Cons rthern monk nd the plant bitat is not p mmissioning ere put on the airyland sup uding at the G restoration p has continue will still c

-3 operation e prompt cle nded by NU ond the site species are sting, the F ty Distributi ered within ampsilis hig noveborance noted during

, as well as t sed site, situ e east, is dev y threatened eds in the vi ver area was on or in the sumer Prote kshoods hab is present i present withi g operations e Wisconsin pported reco G-3 stack, to program effo ed to maint continue ope ns or its stac eanup and re UREG-0586 e boundary e bounded b Federally-Lis ion (21) con n Vernon Co gginsii), with ense), with plant operat the previous uated betwee veloped and d or endange icinity of LA s conducted e vicinity of ections End bitat is leach in the White in or near th n Endangered overy efforts o support ch orts resulted tain the G-3 erations and ck, there is emediation o 6 and consid have also by NUREG-sted Threat ncluded that ounty, the co h habitat in habitat in n tions. In gen G-1 facility en the Missis does not su ered species.

ACBWR ha d in 1978 an LACBWR.

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La Cross License T Revision 8.6.3.9.

Occupati considere The envi NUREG-impact.

programs also duri are those ergonom Solutions contracto prevent o with fed States Oc Typical following Safet Safet Provi Work speci such Obtai Invol packa Issuin lesson Hold reinfo 8.6.3.10.

A detaile LTP.

8.6.3.11.

LACBW efficient with som se Boiling W Termination n 0 Occup ional issues/

ed Small.

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ty training as ty emphasis iding all wor ker training ific worker q as heavy equ ining and rev lving Health ages and par ng periodic ns learned.

ing safety s orce safety e Cost ed discussion Socio WR was shut to operate.

me projects Water Reactor Plan pational Issu safety has b impact evalu been determ mmissioning g worker saf nd refueling o human he ogical hazard itted to dec d safety prog l injuries an ate regulatio Health and S safety pract s a part of th as the first to rkers with a and require qualification uipment dem viewing Safe h and Safet rticipating in safety mess stand-downs events and le n of the site economic Im down in 19 By 1994, so associated r

ues/Safety een evaluate uation assoc mined to be g involves in fety were im outages. T ealth and sa ds. Radiolog commissioni grams to effe d illnesses.

ons including Safety Admi tices and c he site access opic of discu Health and S ed certificati ns. Certain s molition firm fety Data She ty staff in n pre-job wal ages to com s whenever essons learne decommissi mpacts 987 as the sm ome increme with the r 8-20 ed to be boun ciated with generally ap ncreased indu mplemented The occupati afety, includ gical impact ing LACBW ectively cont Contractor g Wisconsin inistration (O communicati s program fo ussion at me Safety bookl ions review specialty sub ms.

eets for chem reviewing lkdowns, wo mmunicate aw serious saf ed site-wide.

ioning proje mall size of ental decomm removal of nded by NU occupationa pplicable to ustrial activi during the ional issues ding impact ts were discu WR safely trol hazards health and s n Departme OSHA) requ ions will in or all employ eetings.

let.

w prior to as bcontractors micals bough and approv ork condition wareness of fety events ect costs is p f the plant d missioning p the RPV i UREG-0586 al issues in o LACBWR ities and safe operation of and safety ts from phy ussed in sect through the in the work safety progr ent of Labor uirements.

nclude actio yees and sub ssignment to are mobiliz ht onsite.

ving decomm n assessmen f significant occur to c presented in did not make planning and in 2007 an and the imp section 4.3.

R with a Sm fety focus, si f the facility impacts ass ysical, chem tion 8.6.2.

e applicatio environmen rams will co r and the U ons such as b-contractors o tasks requ zed, as neces missioning nts and review safety issue ommunicate Chapter 7 o e it economi d activities b d other me pact is 10 of mall imilar y and essed

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s and e and of this ically began etallic

La Cross License T Revision radioactiv complete periodic the ISFSI More ac timefram obtained personne activities increased project an Therefor impact is 8.6.3.12.

The perc Vernon C Crosse) a impact to Decomm transport Highway relative t There is impacted site speci 8.6.3.13.

A review May 201 historical the plant Archeolo which wa Also, as along Hi the USA Upper M Axe. Th first nucl marker a concerns se Boiling W Termination n 0 ve compone ed by 2012.

spikes in w I project) (2 ctive decom me. Some o from outsid el from the lo s will have a d use of the nd workers w e, the socio s considered Enviro centages of County are q and more po o the greater missioning ac t equipment y 35 traversin o rail and tru no reason d by the deco ific impact i Cultur w of the N 5 and the W l sites in Ve

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ng north-sou uck transpor to believe ommissionin s considered ral, Historic, National Park Wisconsin H ernon County est historical ear Stoddard by the Nation n NUREG-0 n Vernon Co nd Dam No.

The second, s adjacent to ing plant. In de across Hig with having r

he past 7 ye t the plant ha ring to suppo and struct tasks requi in; however, gional areas m positive ec workforce a es and servic impact is ev ustice e and minor approximatel sconsin coun including sp cause slight The truck t uth by the si rtation as a re that low-in ng project.

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, and Archeo k Service N Historical So y and no str l site with pr d, WI. locate nal Park Ser 191, the Sta ounty. One i

8. It descri

, about 7.5 m o LACBWR n 2009, crew ghway 35 fro a public-acc 8-21 ears. A sm as gradually ort specific tural demoli ire specializ

, some of th surrounding conomic imp and opportun es.

valuated to ity groups w ly 3%, and nties further pecial group t increases i traffic will u ite. There esult of deco ncome and m Per NUREG ological Res National Reg ociety (29) th ructures in th re-historical ed approxima rvice in 1980 ate of Wisco is about a ha ibes the orig miles south o R and comme ws erected a om the site (

cess marker o mall ISFSI f y been reduce project need ition is ant zed skills an he workforc g the site. O pact on the nities for loc be bounded within the V lower than r from the L ps, is expecte in truck traff use existing will be no e ommissionin minority po G-0586 and ources gister of H through May he village o l structural r ately 7 miles 0 (30).

onsin has pla alf mile nort gin of the pr of the plant, emorates th a new, updat (31). This ne on Dairylan facility hold ed as operat ds (e.g. 40 p ticipated in nd equipmen e will be co Overall, the d local comm cal business d by NURE Village of G those in larg LACBWR si ed.

fic to and fro main street environment ng.

opulations w this evaluat Historic Plac y 2015 ident f Genoa or w remnants is s north of th aced three h th of LACBW resent system

, highlights t e plant itsel ted Wisconsi ew location d property.

ding 5 casks tions ceased, personnel sta n the 2016-nt which wi omprised of decommissio munity due t ses to suppor EG-0586 and Genoa as we ge cities (e.

ite (26) (27) om LACBW routes, prim tal justice im will be adve tion, the pote ces (28) thr tified only a within 5 mil the Goose I he LACBWR historical ma WR, overloo m of locks o the Battle of lf as Wiscon in state histo resolved sec s was

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La Cross License T Revision Dairylan presents or catego Land di primarily Land tha the const station) w erosion c Based on transport impact on 0586 an Archaeol 8.6.3.14.

The envi 0586 has The impa disturban complete removed River. T completi Therefor NUREG-8.6.3.15.

The envi has been LACBW 475 feet north sid south sid hospitals approxim Noise ge equipmen temporar complete experienc se Boiling W Termination n 0 d sent an un the control r orize any par isturbance fo y shipped via at was distur truction and were perform controls and n the historic tation of sys n cultural, h nd based u logical Reso Aesth ironmental i s been determ act of decom nce and dura ed. Once all

, the aesthet The final de on of the dec e, the enviro

-0586 and th Noise ironmental i determined WR is located west of the de and a port de. There ar within 1 m mately 1 mile eneration wi nt. Noise ry and will e, noise level ced during th Water Reactor Plan nused control rod and a re rt of the LAC or the remov a rail.

rbed for proj d demolition med in acco stormwater cal informat stem compon istoric, and a upon this e ources are co hetics impact evalu mined to be g mmissioning ation. These l of the majo tics will imp etermination commission onmental im he impact is impact evalu to be genera d on the sho rail road lin tion of the U re no residen mile. The n e to the north ill primarily associated w occur prim ls in the vici he operation r

l rod to the W eplica fuel as CBWR plant val of large jects beyond of the G-1 ordance wit pollution pr ion presente nents and w archeologica valuation, t onsidered Sm uation assoc generally ap on site aesth impacts are or plant struc prove slightly on usage o ing.

mpact associ considered uation assoc ally applicab ore of the M ne. USACE Upper Missis nces within 1 earest comm h of the plan result from with decomm marily durin inity of the L n of the facili 8-22 Wisconsin H ssembly (32 t as a histori components d the nuclea fossil statio th applicable evention pla ed in NUREG waste, the de al resources.

the potentia mall.

ciated with a plicable to L hetics (e.g. v e temporary ctures and bu y by providi of the decom iated with ae Small.

ciated with n ble to LACB Mississippi R E land and L ssippi River 1,000 feet of munity, the nt.

m demolition missioning a ng daylight LACBWR s ity.

Historical Mu 2); however, ical site.

s will be min ar operationa on and the c e permits an ans.

G-0191 and ecommission

. Consequen al impacts aesthetics in LACBWR w visual skylin and will cea uildings east ing a more o mmissioned esthetics is noise in sect BWR with a River, 300 fe Lock and D National W f the station village of G n activities i and shipment hours. On site will be r useum in Ma there is no nimized as t al areas (e.g onstruction nd included d the current ning will ha ntly, as boun to Cultura n section 4.3 with a Small ne) is limited ase when dec t of the Miss open view o property wi evaluated to tion 4.3.16 o Small imp feet from the Dam No. 8 ar Wildlife & Fi structures a Genoa, Wisc nvolving he t of waste is nce the dec reduced to le adison, WI w objective to the waste w

g. associated of the G-3 d appropriate approach fo ave no signif nded by NUR al, Historic, 3.15 of NUR l impact.

d in terms of commissioni sissippi Rive of the Missis ill be made o be bounde of NUREG-pact.

e river bank re located o sh Refuge o and no schoo consin is lo eavy constru s intermitten commissionin evels below which o save will be d with fossil e soil or the ficant REG-and REG-f land ing is er are ssippi upon ed by

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La Cross License T Revision Due to t impacts decommi imposed Therefor NUREG-8.6.3.16.

The envi NUREG-impact.

During th efforts w Low leve disposal

addition, Texas.

As stated process a and fuel These re destabiliz Therefor bounded 8.6.3.17.

The envi NUREG-impact.

The num than dur increased effect on barge tra support t operation Therefor by NURE 8.6.3.18.

Cumulati impact of se Boiling W Termination n 0 the distance on noise l issioning, S by the Villa e, the envir

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e, the enviro by NUREG Traffi ironmental i

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e. Some me ve waste has e, Utah. Th B/C waste th G-0586, irretr rials used to nstruction m mmitments onmental im G-0586 and th c and Transp impact evalu been determ ments and th ration of th wear and te w or road we xisting barg g G-3 fossil onmental im d the impact ulative Impac s defined the when added r

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ar on roadw ear. There w ge traffic on station and mpact associ t is considere cts e impact on to other pas 8-23 ensitive rece issioning an mply with a ciated with Small.

iated with irr generally ap ntlement of he site are an will continu has sufficient ated will be s ources that w nate the facili d for transpo ered to be iated with ir considered ciated with t generally ap f waste ship Non-radiolo ways. It is an will be no ra the Thief S are not asso ated with tr ed as Small the environ st, present, a eptors, there nd demoliti any noise li noise is ev retrievable r pplicable to the station, anticipated to ue to be ship t space for t shipped to th would occur ity (e.g., rag ortation of m minor and rretrievable Small.

transportatio pplicable to pped are grea ogical impac nticipated tha adioactive w Slough branc ociated with ransportation

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