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Table A-12
SNL, Livermore Program Projections
New Facilities Under the Proposed Action^a

Project Name	Proposed Gross Sq Ft	Budget Yearb	Funding Status	Map Loc.c	Principal Use			Hazards		Building Population
					Office	Lab/ Research	Storage	Rad.	Chem.
Environment, Safety & Health Enhancement Project	50,000	FY 1997	Proposed	P1	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	N/A

^a See Section 3 for description of the proposed action.
^b The budget year is defined as the year funding starts or started for project design. It is reasonable to expect that these projects would be funded in the fiscal year cited.
^c See Figure A-17 for map locations. N/A = Not available at this time.

Table A-13
SNL, Livermore Program Projections
Upgrades, Operational, and Maintenance Projects Under the Proposed Action and the No Action Alternative^a

Project Name	Budget Yearb	Funding Status	Map Loc.c	Project Description
Main Electrical Service and Switchgear	FY 1991	Funded	F1	13.8 kV feeders installation
Infrastructure Modernization Project	FY 1994	Proposed	Multiple locations	Roof Replacement B914, 916, 912, 920, 921, 922, 972, 973, 978 Renovation of mechanical equipment B911, 912, 913, 914, 916 820,000 sq ft paved area resurfacing Site fire water system renovation Site natural gas distribution system repair
Site Seismic Modernization	FY 1997	Proposed	Multiple locations	Site seismic evaluation and modification for over 40 permanent buildings
Center for Environmental Technologies Research	FY 1997	Proposed	P2	Thermomechanical technology research
Tritium Research Lab: Tritium Limits Decommission	FY 1993 (pending) FY 1994 (pending)	Funded (Pending)	M1	Building 968 tritium limits reduced to 0 g Decontaminate and Decommission Building 968

^a See Section 3 for description of the proposed action and the no action alternative.
^b The budget year is defined as the year funding starts or started for project design. It is reasonable to expect that these projects would be funded in the fiscal year cited.
^c See Figure A-17 for map locations.

Table A-14
LLNL Livermore Site Hazardous Waste Generation for the Selected Facilities

1990 Data^{a,b ,c}

Building Number	Liquid Waste (gallons)	Solid Waste (pounds)
121	119	2,567
131	3,180	7,728 0.5 cu ft
141	61,561	11,550
151	267	1,380
161	978	4,824
162	64	918
165	169	1,008
166	90	2,257
168	3	929
169	2,160d	8,077d
171	325	0
173	32	50
174	63	3,355
175	7,975	1,440
177	164	841
179	58	355
181	7	0
182	185	126
183	11	0
190	107	300
191	625	4,889
194	153	254 400 cu ft
197	580	3,213
198	0	10
212	670	541
222	32,323	26,702
223	62	266
224	417	308
226	45	<1
227	331	1,973e
231	2,595	17,362 22 cu ft
232	4	96
233	0	1,418
235	5,100	3,135
239	190	150
241	737f	19,778f
251	18	2,583 16 cu ft
255	59	1,088
271	0	30
292	<1	0
298	2,214d	6,610d
321	7,467	17,798
322	31,209	5,107
323	4	199
327	340	310
329	0	2
331	19	3,403
332	3,430	1,756
335	39	276
341	1,234	9,192 270 cu ft
343	74	862
361h	1,445	12,741
362	79	601
363	21	144
364h	62	709
365h	60	370
366	39	2,114
391	730	8,990
411	790	4,158
412	171	3,620
490	2,182d	7,868d 18 cu ft
491	1	220
492	6,624	1,109
494g	<1	150
511	6,422	86,887
518	35	778
520	0	75
663h	1,270	521

^b Hazardous waste quantities listed in this table represent only the selected facilities describedin Appendix A. The total LLNL Livermore site hazardous waste quantities are listed in Appendix B, Table B-15.
^c The data base quantities for the waste management facilities are not listed in this table. The waste management facilities consolidate the waste from the generators.
^d The large numbers associated with these buildings are the result of major clean-up efforts in late 1989 and early 1990. In many cases, the specific origin could not be identified; so, the materials were characterized and assigned to the Waste Accumulation Areas. These numbers are expected to be significantly smaller in the future.
^e Solid material generated due to renovation of Building 227.
^f Includes liquid stored in retention tanks that cannot be released to the sanitary sewer. Actual hazardous waste generated is 379 gal (liquid) and 3600 lb (solid).
^g Building 494 was not occupied until September 1991. Before that it was used as a storage area.
^h The LLNL Livermore site generates approximately 200 lb of medical wastes per month, or approximately 2,400 lb annually. These wastes are generated at Buildings 361, 364, 365, and 663. For the description of medical waste types and on how they are managed, please refer to Appendix B, section B.4.2.5.

Table A-15
LLNL Site 300 Hazardous Waste Generation for the Selected Facilities 1990 Dataa,b

Building Number	Liquid Waste (gallons)	Solid Waste (pounds)
801	1,060	4,660
819	600	0
822	0	15
823	70	350
827	243	776
829	0	4,025
834	173	255
836	105	1,840
851	485	515
865	19,590	3,425
877c	< 1	2

^a Hazardous waste quantities listed in this table represent only the selected facilities described in Appendix A. For total LLNL Site 300 hazardous waste generation, please refer to Appendix B, Table B-17.
^b The data base quantity for the waste management facility, Building 883, is not listed in this table. This facility does not generate waste, but consolidates the waste from the generators.
^c The LLNL Site 300 generates approximately 1 lb of medical wastes per month. These wastes are generated at the medical facility, Building 877. For the description of medical waste types and on how they are managed, please refer to Appendix B, section B.4.3.5.