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Letter from Cotter: RE:  Pilot Process Test for Physical Processing of Hardened Yellowcake: RML 369-01 License Condition 16.1 Notification

Attachment A:  Canon City Mill Material Acceptance Report:  Hardened Yellowcake Material

Attachment B:  Work Plan Pilot Testing of Hardened Yellowcake Concentrates

Letter to Sharyn Cunningham: Connection of the 1614 Grand Residence to the Canon City water supply.

Cotter License Renewal Hearing Transcript for 12/11/2003   

Attachment A:  Cotter Responses to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's License Renewal Application Comments Dated November 19, 2003.

Attachment B: Chemical Impact on Humans

Letter to UAACOG: Draft Upper Arkansas Regional 203 Water Quality Plan

Letter to Cotter: Adequacy of Cotter License Renewal Application dated September 15, 2003

First licensing hearing (transcript)

Transmittal letter for Amendment 41 to Cotter's Canon City radioactive material license

Letter to Cotter: Regarding Amended Order

Results of Sampling for Plutonium, Uranium, Lead and Molybdenum in the Canon City Vicinity
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Maywood Soils EA Supplemental Findings  Re: Socioeconomic Aspects and Impacts

Maywood Soils EA Supplemental Findings  Re: Transportation Aspects and Impacts

Letter to Cotter:  Request for Cotter comment on RPI socioeconomic analysis report.

Letter to Colorado Citizens Against Toxic Waste:  
Responding to letters of April 15 and April 21, 2003 regarding the license conditions of Colorado Specific Radioactive Materials License 369-01 and related hearings

Letter to Cotter:  Notice of Inconsistency in Maximum Authorized Quantities

Radiation Management Program transmittal letter for License Amendment 40 Incorporating the letter as a requirement of the license; from Dave Butcher, Laboratory and Radiation Services Division Director; to Jim Cain, Radiation Safety Officer, Cotter Corporation

License Amendment 40  Spells out materials, maximum amounts for this license, references, and other details for operation of the mill

Letter from Cotter:  RE: administrative controls for accepting shipments of CERCLA site materials; meeting between Cotter, EPA, and CDPHE.

Letter from Cotter:  RE:  the Transportation and Demographic and Socioeconomic addenda to the Environmental Assessment (EA); response to RS letter of October 14, 2002.

Addendum regarding Transportation, Receipt, and Use of Maywood Soils at the Cañon City Milling Facility, update to the EA; response to RM letter of October 14, 2002

Addendum regarding Demographic and Socioeconomic impacts due to Cotter Corporation Receipt of  Maywood Material at the Cañon City Milling Facility, update to the  EA; response to RM letter of October 14, 2002.

Letter to Ken E. Brockman, Director, Division of Nuclear Materials Safety, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Region IV

Response to NRC letter of December 6, 2002 listing six concerns regarding radioactive materials received at the Cañon City Milling Facility of Cotter Corporation, a State of Colorado licensee, from Sequoyah Fuels Corporation, an NRC licensee.  Attachments will be added at a future date.

Letter to Cotter:  Operations at mill now significantly address items of concern; suspension released.  These regulatory actions by the Department are independent of the EPA findings regarding the suitability of the site to receive materials from other Superfund sites under the “Offsite Rule.”

Letter from EPA to Cotter:  Details the unacceptability of five Proposed Units, and a 60-Day Notice of Unacceptability for impoundments previously found acceptable.  Also outlines appeal procedures.