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Category:Memoranda
MONTHYEARML22333B0922022-12-21021 December 2022
FY22 Nmss/Duwp Operating Experience Report
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Summary of Teleconference with the National Marine Fisheries Services on Endangered Species Act Consultation for SONGS, Units 2 and 3 Decommissioning
ML21280A1082021-10-0505 October 2021
(SONGS) - Clarification to Request for Additional Information Response, Dated 10/05/2021
ML21104A0662021-04-0808 April 2021
SONGS Response to Request for Additional Information (RAI) to Support Endangered Species Act Consultation 4-8-2021
ML21061A2322021-04-0707 April 2021
Memo to File for EA+FONSI-SONGS ISFSI DFP-CLEAN
ML21075A2832021-03-17017 March 2021
Summary of Pre-Submittal Teleconference with Soutern California Edison on Request for Proposed Exemption to 10 CFR 72.106(B) (L-2021-LRM-0027)
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ML18229A2032018-08-17017 August 2018
Inspection Charter to Evaluate the Near-Miss Load Drop Event at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station
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Cancelling Numerous Inspection Report Numbers
ML18129A2142018-04-23023 April 2018
American Nuclear Insurers - Notification of Change in the Number of Power Reactors in the Secondary Financial Protection (SFP) Program
ML18094A8152018-04-0404 April 2018
SONGS ISFSI PSP Rev 1 Notice of Safeguards Memo
ML17271A0532017-09-29029 September 2017
2017 Summary of Annual Decommissioning Funding Status Reports for Reactors in Decommissioning
ML17053A5902017-02-24024 February 2017
Closeout of Generic Letter 2016-01, Monitoring of Neutron-Absorbing Materials in Spent Fuel Pools.
ML17032A0582017-02-0202 February 2017
Correction to Final Environmental Assessment Associated with the Partial Site Release of the Circulating Water System for the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, Unit 1
ML20034E4712016-12-0101 December 2016
Cdph Final Doc Rad Assessment Review Mesa Facility
ML16176A3392016-10-28028 October 2016
Decommissioning Lessons Learned Report and Transmittal Memorandum
ML16295A1282016-10-21021 October 2016
Completion of Action 6c from the SONGS Lessons Learned Report
ML16111A0032016-04-25025 April 2016
Completion of Action Nos. 1a, 1b, and 2 Associated with Topic 1 of the San Onofre Steam Generator Tube Degradation Event Lessons Learned
ML16088A2052016-03-28028 March 2016
Enclosure 1 - (72.30 DFP Reviews to Be Completed 2015) - Memo T Bowers from s Ruffin, Technial Assistance Requests - Review 2015 Tri-Annual Decommissioning Funding Plans for Multiple Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installations
ML16088A2042016-03-28028 March 2016
Memo T Bowers from s Ruffin, Technical Assistance Requests - Review 2015 Tri-Annual Decommissioning Funding Plans for Multiple Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installations W/ Encl 2 (Template)
ML20034D8982016-02-16016 February 2016
Dtsc Comments Re SONGS - Phase I & II - ESA Reports
ML15015A4192015-03-0606 March 2015
Review of Lessons Learned from the San Onofre Steam Generator Tube Degradation Event
ML14344A6302014-12-15015 December 2014
Close-out letter-California Facilities Preemption Safety Evaluation
ML14198A4052014-07-21021 July 2014
Notice of 7/31/14 Closed Meeting with Southern California Edison to Discuss Scope and Schedule Related to Cyber Security License Amendment Request for San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, Units 2 and 3
ML14175A5682014-06-25025 June 2014
Notice of Forthcoming Closed Meeting on 6/26/2014 with Southern California Edison to Discuss San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Physical and Cyber Security Plans Related to Decision to Decommission the Two Units
ML14128A2672014-05-22022 May 2014
Charter for the Review of the Vendor Oversight Program in Response to the Part 52 and San Onofre Steam Generator Tube Degradation Event Lesson Learned
ML20034E5012014-04-10010 April 2014
Memo to File Mesa Assessment W_Itas_Ars
ML14028A0282014-03-20020 March 2014
OEDO-14-00190 - Mark A. Satorius, EDO Memo San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Steam Generator Tube Degradation Event Lessons Learned Review
ML13273A3892013-09-30030 September 2013
Memo to Reynolds and Leeds from Dorman and Andersen SONGS Oversight Panel Closure
ML13238A2832013-09-11011 September 2013
Notice of 9/26/2013 Category 3 Public Meeting in Carlsbad, CA, to Discuss the Regulatory Framework and the Decommissioning of Previously Operating Nuclear Power Plants
ML13171A2922013-06-13013 June 2013
LTR-13-0540 - Bill Hawkins and Vinod Arora Email San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) Lessons Learn for Davis-Besse
ML13154A4312013-06-0404 June 2013
Rai'S Following Ifib Analysis of Edison'S 2013 Decommissioning Funding Status Report for San Onofre Units 2 and 3
ML13122A1452013-05-0909 May 2013
Memo to File Clarification Call Related to Request to Revise License Condition and Technical Specifications to Require Compliance with Steam Generator Structural Integrity Performance Criterion to Be Demonstrated Up to 70% RTP
ML13099A3582013-04-0909 April 2013
Oversight Panel Charter (Revision 1)
ML13080A4572013-03-22022 March 2013
Notice of Meeting with Southern California Edison to Discuss NRC Staff'S Request for Additional Information Question #32 Compliance with San Onofre, Unit 2, Technical Specifications for Steam Generator Tube Integrity
ML13065A0312013-03-0505 March 2013
SONGS 2012 IP 71111.11Q Control Room Observation Samples
ML13066A6642013-03-0505 March 2013
Memo to R. Lantz from G. George Regarding 2012 IP 71111.11Q Control Room Observation Samples
ML13046A1232013-02-15015 February 2013
2/27/2013 Notice of Forthcoming Meeting with Southern California Edison Company to Discuss Confirmation Action Letter
ML13017A1122013-02-13013 February 2013
G20120891 - Summary of 1/16/2013 Meeting with Petitioner 2.206 Petition, Richard Ayres, Friends of the Earth 11/16/12 Letter and 10 CFR 50.59 Review for the Replacement Steam Generators at San Onofre
ML13029A6162013-02-0707 February 2013
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ML13017A3462013-01-17017 January 2013
Oversight Panel Charter
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ML13002A2362012-12-27027 December 2012
Revised Forthcoming Meeting with Petitioner Requesting Action Against Southern California Edison Company
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Notice of Meeting with Southern California Edison to Discuss Its Response to Nrc'S Confirmatory Action Letter and Return to Service Report for San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, Unit 2
ML12347A0662012-12-0707 December 2012
Revised Notice of 12/18/12 Meeting with Southern California Edison to Discuss Its Response to Nrc'S Confirmatory Action Letter and Return to Service Report for San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, Unit 2
ML12292A6242012-12-0404 December 2012
Final Response to SONGS TIA 2011-008
ML12255A3602012-09-13013 September 2012
C. Regan Memo Response to Request for Additional Information- San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Unit 1-2012 Decommissioning Funding Status Report
ML12257A3032012-09-13013 September 2012
Public Meeting Notice to Discuss the Nrc'S Current Regulatory Oversight Status of San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station
ML12242A5182012-09-0404 September 2012
NRC Oversight of San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station(Song) Units 2 & 3 During Extended Shutdown, 9-4-12
ML12237A0202012-09-0404 September 2012
Summary of Telephone Conference Issues Associated with License Amendment Request Related to Transition to Areva Fuel
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October 26, 2007 MEMORANDUM FOR: Dennis Schrader Deputy Administrator National Preparedness Directorate U.S. Department of Homeland Security ATTENTION: Vanessa Quinn Acting Director Technological Hazards Division National Preparedness Directorate U.S. Department of Homeland Security FROM: Harry E. Sherwood /RA/
Section Chief Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program Oakland Field Office
SUBJECT:
Disaster Initiated Review FEMA 1731 DR-CA San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station
Background:
The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) shut down Unit #2 on October 21, 2007. The action was the result of findings during the routine mid cycle outage of Unit
- 3, which the utility determined could be addressed on Unit #2.
Following the shut down of Unit #2, numerous wildfires broke out over a large area of Southern California. Many of these fires continue to burn, have destroyed several thousand structures and forced the evacuation of more than one million residents.
On October 24, one fire complex burned to within one half mile of the site, requiring extensive firefighting activity and evacuations within the Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ), disrupting evacuation routes and communications on the Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) initiated Monitoring Mode from its Response Center.
Other wildfires in the region required major staff and resource commitments by several emergency services associated with the EPZ. This included firefighting by Orange and San Diego Counties and Camp Pendleton, services and support to evacuees in a constantly changing environment and the periodic closure of evacuation routes and support facilities.
On October 24, 2007, The Oakland Field Office initiated coordination with the State of California, Governors Office of Emergency Services (OES) to determine whether
Offsite Response Organizations (OROs) remained capable of supporting a possible restart of Unit #2. That afternoon, NRC was advised by the utility that it would possibly be ready to seek approval to take Unit #2 to criticality on October 25.
Based on the earlier coordination with OES and the OROs, a conference call was held with NRC, Oakland Field Office and Headquarters Technological Hazards Division. It was decided that the ongoing coordination be elevated to a Disaster Initiated Review.
The Review was conducted jointly on October 25, 2007 by the Oakland Field Office, OES, SONGS, the Offsite Response Organizations individually, and collectively through the Interjurisdictional Planning Committee (IPC).
Assessment:
- 1. Emergency Response Facilities All Emergency Response Facilities are operational, structurally safe and operating on primary power.
- 2. Communications All primary and backup communications for all jurisdictions are fully operational at this time. MCB Camp Pendleton had reported slightly degraded capability while operating on standby power. This has been reported as resolved.
- 3. Emergency Response Organizations All designated elected officials and decisionmakers are available to all jurisdictions. All key emergency response organization personnel are available in all jurisdictions. Schools in the EPZ are open and operational.
- 4. Public Alert and Notification Three Community Alert Sirens in the active fire area of MCB Camp Pendleton are not operational. The areas served by these sirens have been evacuated. All other alert and notification facilities are fully operational, EAS stations and other broadcast facilities are operating on primary power.
- 5. Special Needs and Transportation Resources All schools and special needs facilities are operational in all jurisdictions, with the exception of school district closures due to air quality and fire concerns. The respective school districts will resume classes as conditions permit. The disaster event has not impacted the ability to provide transportation resources.
- 6. Evacuation Routes All primary evacuation routes from the EPZ are open, with the exception of Basilone Road on MCB Camp Pendleton. This area has been evacuated due to the fires. The route is open to emergency vehicles and will reopen when the resident population is permitted reentry.
No populations are affected by evacuation route closures.
- 7. Accident Assessment All monitoring and assessment personnel are available to all jurisdictions; equipment and locations are operational.
- 8. Support Services All planned reception centers are available for use and not affected by the fire emergency. Staff is available to operate the facilities and equipment is available.
- 9. Catastrophic Impact No catastrophic impacts resulted from the fire event.
- 10. Supporting Documentation All supporting documentation gathered by the Review Team will be on file at the Oakland Field Office
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Conclusions:==
The Review was conducted jointly by the Oakland Field Office, OES, SONGS, the IPC and individual jurisdictions. Many of the findings resulted from continual monitoring of their status during the course of the disaster event. Others, wherever possible, were verified by field observation or interjurisdictionally Based on the information furnished by this review, the Oakland Field Office makes a positive recommendation for providing a Statement of Reasonable Assurance to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in support of the proposed restart of SONGS Unit #2.
