ML11262A351

E-mail from B. Pham, NRR, to C. Eccleston, NRR, on EIS Sections - Writing Assignments

ML11262A351
Person / Time
Site:	Salem, Hope Creek
Issue date:	03/24/2010
From:	Bo Pham License Renewal Projects Branch 1
To:	Eccleston C Division of License Renewal
References
FOIA/PA-2011-0113
Download: ML11262A351 (6)

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Pham, Bo From:

Pham, Bo Sent:

Wednesday, March 24, 2010 5:20 PM To:

Eccleston, Charles

Subject:

FW: Same/Hoper Creek Schedule Attachments:

EIS Sections - Writing Assignemnts 2.doc

Charles, Please schedule a time on my calendar at least once a week to go over the status of this project. Because of your concerns over the tight schedule, I need to know if intervention is needed.

Thanks.

Bo Pham Chief, Projects Branch 1 Division of License Renewal Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 301-415-8450 From: Hurley, Bobbie [mailto: Bobbie. Hurley3aecom.com]

Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 4:28 PM To: Provenzano, Susan; Goodwin, Matt; Dover, Robert; Dillard, Steve; Duda, Steve; Taylor, Kevin; Broom, Katie; Spangler, Nicole; Knesl, Zoe; Cassada, Jennifer; Herndon, Meredith; Schreiber, Erika; Thomas, Nikki Cc: Eccleston, Charles; Pham, Bo

Subject:

Same/Hoper Creek Schedule

All, Please see the schedule for the completion of the Draft SEIS Currently we are trying to schedule Dennis Logan into Greenville the week of the 1 4 th of June The plan is to have the Draft tech edited, including reference checks for delivery to NRC on June 2 5th Duda/Dillard/Dover/Taylor... new instructions on cooling tower alternative,... cooling towers for Salem WILL NOT be addressed in the Draft SEIS. I am addressing the cooling tower retrofit in the response to comment document.

Bobbie Hurley Director/Section Manager Environment bdi ure05cm.comn AECOM 10 Patewood Drive, Suite 500, Greenville, SC 29615 T 864.234.3000 F 864.234.3069 www.aecom.com A Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail 64

CONTENTS OF SEIS AND WRITING ASSIGNMENTS Cover Page......................................................................................................................

Tables...............................................................................................................................

F ig u re s...............................................................................................................................

Sum m ary..........................................................................................................................

Abbreviations and Acronym s..............................................................................................

1.0 Purpose and Need for Action.....................................................................................

April 23 1.1 Proposed Federal Action...........................................................

Nicole Spangler 1.2 Purpose and Need for Proposed Action....................................

Nicole Spangler 1.3 License Renewal Process.........................................................

Nicole Spangler 1.4 G eneric Environm ental Im pact Statem ent.................................

Nicole Spangler 1.5 Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement........................

Nicole Spangler 1.6 Cooperating Agencies...............................................................

Nicole Spangler 1.7 Consultations............................................................................

Nicole Spangler 1.8 Correspondences......................................................................

Nicole Spangler 1.9 Statutes and Regulatory Requirements 1.9.1 Applicable Statutes........................................................

Nicole Spangler 1.9.2 Licenses and Perm its....................................................

Nicole Spangler 1.10 References.........................................................................................................

2.0 Affected Environm ent..................................................................................................

A pril 30 2.1 Facility Description.............................................................................................

2.1.1 Reactor and Containm ent System s......................................

Kevin Taylor 2.1.2 Radioactive W aste M anagem ent.........................................

Kevin Taylor 2.1.3 Nonradioactive W aste M anagem ent....................................

Kevin Taylor 2.1.4 Plant O peration and M aintenance........................................

Kevin Taylor 2.1.5 Power Transm ission System..............................................

Steve Dillard 2.1.6 Cooling and Auxiliary W ater System s.................................

Steve Dillard 2.1.7 Facility W ater Use and Quality................................................

Bob Dover April 16 2.2 Surrounding Environm ent...................................................................................

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2.2.1 Land Use...................................................................

Susan Provenzano 2.2.2 Air Quality and Meteorology....................................................

Bob Dover April 16 2.2.3 Ground Water Quality............................

Bob Dover April 16 2.2.4 Surface Water Quality.............................................................

Bob Dover April 16 2.2.5 Aquatic Resources..............................................................

Steve Dillard 2.2.6 Terrestrial Resources.........................................................

Steve Dillard 2.2.7 Threatened and Endangered Species.................................

Steve Dillard 2.2.8 Socioeconomic Factors..............................................

Susan Provenzano 2.2.9 Historic and Archaeological Resources.............................. Matt Goodwin 2.3 Related Federal Project Activities..........................................

Susan Provenzano 2.4 References.................................................................................

(All Reviewers) 3.0 Environmental Impacts of Refurbishment.................................................

Kevin Taylor April 23 3.1 Potential Refurbishment Activities...................................................

Kevin Taylor 3.2 Refurbishment Impacts.............................................................

(All Reviewers) 3.3 Evaluation of New and Potentially Significant Information on Impacts of Refurbishment........................................

Kevin Taylor 3.4 Summary of Refurbishment Impacts...............................................

Kevin Taylor 3.5 References.................................................................................

(All Reviewers) 4.0 Environmental Impacts of Operation...........................................................................

4.1 Land Use...............................................................................

Susan Provenzano TBD 4.2 A ir Q uality..........................................................................................

B ob D over A pril 16 4.3 Groundwater....................................................................................

Bob Dover April 16 4.3.1 Generic Groundwater Issues..................................................

Bob Dover 4.3.2 Groundwater Use Conflicts (Plants that Use > 100 gpm)........ Bob Dover 4.3.3 Groundwater Use Conflicts (Make-up From a Small River)..... Bob Dover 4.3.4 Groundwater Use Conflicts (Ranney Wells)............................ Bob Dover 4.3.5 Groundwater Quality Degradation (Cooling Ponds at Inland S ites)............................................................................

B ob D over 4.4 Surface Water....................................................................................

Bob Dover April 16 4.4.1 Generic Surface Water Issues................................................

Bob Dover 4.4.2 Water Use Conflicts................................................................

Bob Dover 4.5 Aquatic Resources.........................................................................

Steve Dillard Varies 4.5.1 Generic Aquatic Resources Issues.....................................

Steve Dillard 4.5.2 Entrainment........................................................................

Steve Dillard June 1 2

4.5.3 Impingement.......................................................................

Steve Dillard June 1 4.5.4 Heat Shock.........................................................................

Steve Dillard May 21 4.5.5 Total Impacts on Aquatic Resources...................................

Steve Dillard June 4 4.6 Terrestrial Resources.....................................................................

Steve Dillard May 21 4.7 Threatened and Endangered Species............................................

Steve Dillard May 7 4.8 Human Health.............. V.................................................................. Kevin Taylor April 24 4.8.1 Generic Human Health Issues.............................................

Kevin Taylor 4.8.2 Microbiological Organisms (Public Health)....................

Kevin Taylor 4.8.3 Electromagnetic Fields-Acute Effects...................................

Kevin Taylor 4.8.4 Electromagnetic Fields-Chronic Effects..............

Kevin Taylor 4.9 Socioeconomic......................................................................

Susan Provenzano TBD 4.9.1 Generic Socioeconomic Issues..................................

Susan Provenzano 4.9.2 Housing Impacts........................................................

Susan Provenzano 4.9.3 Public Services: Public Utilities.................................

Susan Provenzano 4.9.4 Offsite Land Use........................................................

Susan Provenzano 4.9.5 Public Services: Transportation................................

Susan Provenzano 4.9.6 Historic and Archaeological Resources..............................

Matt Goodwin 4.9.7 Environmental Justice................................................

Susan Provenzano 4.10 Evaluation of Potential New and Significant Information............. (All Reviewers) 4.11 Cumulative Impacts......................................................................

Bobbie Hurley June 7 4.11.1 Cumulative Impacts on Water Resources..............

Bob Dover 4.11.2 Cumulative Impacts on Aquatic Resources.........................

Steve Dillard 4.11.3 Cumulative Impacts on Terrestrial Resources..................... Steve Dillard 4.11.4 Cumulative Human Health Impacts......................................

Kevin Taylor May 14 4.11.5 Cumulative Socioeconomic Impacts......................... Susan Provenzano TBD 4.11.6 Summary of Cumulative Impacts......................................

Bobbie Hurley 4.12 References.................................................................................

(All Reviewers) 5.0 Environmental Impacts of Postulated Accidents........................................

NRC Safety 5.1 Design-Basis Accidents....................................................................

NRC Safety 5.2 Severe Accidents.............................................................................

NRC Safety 5.3 Severe Accident Mitigation Alternatives............................................

NRC Safety 5.3.1 Discussion of SAMA Process......................

NRC Safety 5.3.2 Estimate of Risk...............................

NRC Safety 5.3.3 Potential Plant Improvements...............................................

NRC Safety 5.3.4 Evaluation of Risk Reduction and Costs of Improvements.... NRC Safety 3

5.3.5 Cost-Benefit Comparison......................................................

NRC Safety 5.3.6 Conclusions..........................................................................

NRC Safety 5.4 References..............................................................................

PM (NRC Safety) 6.0 Environmental Impacts of the Uranium Fuel Cycle and Solid Waste Management....................................................

Kevin Taylor April 23 6.1 The Uranium Fuel Cycle..................................................................

Kevin Taylor 6.2 References......................................................................................

Kevin Taylor 7.0 Environmental Impacts of Decommissioning............................................

Kevin Taylor April 23 7.1 Decommissioning............................................................................

Kevin Taylor 7.2 References.....................................................................................

Kevin Taylor 8.0 Environmental Impacts of Alternatives........................................................

Bob Dover May 28 Description of the alternatives (not part of outline)......................................................

April 16 8.1 Alternative 1, 2, etc..................................................

Alternatives (All Reviewers) 8.2 Combination Alternative..........................................

Alternatives (All Reviewers) 8.x Alternatives Considered but Dismissed..............................................

Bob Dover 8.x Alternatives to Reduce or Avoid Environmental Impacts from License Renewal...............................

Alternatives (All Reviewers) 8.x No-Action Alternative................................................

Alternatives (All Reviewers) 8.x Alternatives Summary........................................................................

Bob Dover 8.x References.................................................................................

(All Reviewers) 9.0 C o nclusio n............................................................................................................

P M June 7 9.1 Environmental Impacts of License Renewal.............................................

PM 9.2 Comparison of the Environmental Impacts of License Renewal and Alternatives.............................................................

PM 9.3 Resource Commitments............................................................................

PM 9.3.1 Unavoidable Adverse Environmental Impacts................................ PM 9.3.2 Relationship between Local Short-Term Uses of the Environment and the Maintenance and Enhancement of Long-Term Productivity.......................................

PM 9.3.3 Irretrievable and Irreversible Commitments of Resources.............. PM 9.4 Recommendation.....................................................................................

PM 4

10.0 List of Preparers..........................................................................

PM (All Reviewers) 1 1.0 In d e x.........................................................................................................................

12.0 List of Agencies, Organizations, and Persons to Whom Copies of the SEIS Were Sent Appendix A Comments Received on the Environmental Review........ Nicole Spanger A.1 Comments Received During Scoping...........

(Pertinent Reviewers)

A.2 Comments Received on the Draft Supplemental EIS................................

(Pertinent Reviewers) i Appendix B NEPA Issues Related to License Renewal..............................

(Spangler)

Appendix C Applicable Regulations, Laws, and Agreements..................... (Spangler)

Appendix D Consultation Correspondence.................................................

(Spangler)

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Appendix E Chronology of Environmental Review Correspondence.......... (Spangler)

Appendix F Evaluation of Severe Accident Mitigation Alternatives........... NRC Safety A-1 March 24

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