ML12125A332
| ML12125A332 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Callaway  |
| Issue date: | 05/15/2012 |
| From: | Fells C License Renewal Projects Branch 2 |
| To: | Heflin A Union Electric Co |
| Fells C, 415-6337 | |
| References | |
| TAC ME7715, TAC ME7716 | |
| Download: ML12125A332 (14) | |
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ENCLOUSURE 3 CALLAWAY PLANT, UNIT 1 LICENSE RENEWAL ENVIRONMENTAL SITE AUDIT NEEDS LIST The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) staff has reviewed Appendix E of the Environmental Report (ER) for Callaway Plant, Unit 1 (Callaway), license renewal application (LRA) and has found that it meets the requirements of 10 CFR 51.45.
Please make the following available to staff during the environmental site audit.
ER Section Information Needed Responsibility G
General G-1 Provide originals of all ER figures in.jpeg,.png or.tif format at a resolution of at least 300 dpi, and sized correctly.
AQ Aquatic Ecology AQ-1 2.2.4 The ER and the Combined Operating License Application (COLA) Unit 2, Environmental Report cite or describe historic and recent studies on aquatic ecology of the Missouri River near Callaway. Please provide review copies of these studies and someone knowledgeable on either the studies or the use of them in the ER.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-2 2.2.4 Clarify the location of the discharge point for blow-down water and other waste streams to the Missouri River.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-3 2.5 Provide copies of or, if copies are not available, descriptions of pre-operational surveys of fish conducted in 2007 and 2008 within reach of the Missouri River adjacent to Callaways cooling water intake mentioned on page 20, plus any associated reports or documentation.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-4 2.5 Please provide reports or documentation related to the Missouri Department of Conservation fish surveys in the Missouri River near the Callaway site, in particular the surveys that have resulted in collection of pallid sturgeon. If possible, please provide someone knowledgeable about either the studies or the use of them in the ER.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-5 2.5 Provide any associated reports or documentation related to the historical records and contacts with state and federal resource agencies mentioned on page 20 of the ER regarding occurrence of federally listed mussels in the vicinity of Callaway, if they are not already included in Attachment C.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-6 3.1.2 Section 3.1.2 does not compare plant water withdrawal rates to river flow. Please provide additional details regarding the assumptions and calculation of Callaways volume of water withdrawal for cooling towers (~ 56 cfs) in relation to Missouri Rivers flow rates.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-7 3.1.2 Describe in more detail the intake velocity at the traveling screens, design and operation of the traveling screens, and any other operational procedures or structural designs that affect impingement and entrainment at the Callaway Pump Station on the Missouri River. Also please provide information regarding the depth of the intake and the means by which flow is regulated for the flow intake structure.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-8 3.1.2 Section 3.1.2 on page 3 of 14 states that the The bays contain fish escape openings in the side walls, but a fish-return system is not provided (nor is required). Please provide copies for review of any studies or documentation of the effectiveness of this mitigation system.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-9 3.1.2 The ER in Section 3.1.2 Cooling and Auxiliary Water Systems states that Callaway injects anti-scalants and dispersants, biocides, and corrosion inhibitors.
and Water from the River Intake Structure is pumped to the Water Treatment Plant where suspended solids are removed in three clarifiers utilizing flocculants.
Sodium hypochlorite and a molluscicide are also added as needed.
Please provide information on identity and application rates of the chemicals used.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-10 2.5 The ER Section 2.5 Threatened or Endangered Species states that various species have not been documented or reported on plant property. Please provide for review the available studies, documentation, or procedures that Ameren funds, undertakes, or uses to document the presence or absence of protected species near or on the plant site. Among these, please provide reports from contractors who examined historical records and consulted resource agencies to see if protected fish species occur near the site (page 20).
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-11 4.10 The ER Section 4.10 Threatened or Endangered Species states that Similarly, a few threatened or endangered aquatic species (e.g., freshwater mussels, pallid sturgeon) occur within the Missouri River drainage near the plant site and additional listed species (e.g., Topeka shiner, Niangua darter) occur or historically occurred in the Missouri River tributaries that feed the Missouri River.
Please provide for review the available studies or procedures that Ameren funds, undertakes, or uses to document that protected species are not impinged or entrained at the intake or affected by the thermal effluent. These species should include the fish species used by the glochidial stages of protected freshwater mussels.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
AQ-12 2.4 According to the ER (Section 2.4, page 17 of 71), the Reform Conservation Area (RCA) is on land owned by the plant and protected for conservation and restoration of plants and wildlife, among other uses. Please provide for review studies or other documentation on any sensitive or important terrestrial or aquatic habitats in the RCA and any ongoing conservation, environmental protection, or educational projects or activities that Ameren supports in the RCA. Please provide a review copy of the Reform Conservation Plan if it is not publicly available.
Dennis Logan (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
CR Cultural Resources CR-1 2.14 Provide copies of pre-and post-construction aerial photographs of the entire Callaway property, including the plant site, and existing transmission lines. Provide copies of aerial photographs of any areas where CR surveys have been done for other proposed projects in the recent past (e.g. for the Unit 2 COLA, proposed pipeline/access road corridor and transmission line corridor).
Emily Larson (NRC)
/ Nastasha Snyder (E&E)
CR-2 2.14 Provide a map detailing the locations of previous and existing ground disturbance within the Callaway property, including the plant site; along the existing transmission lines; and within any areas of previously proposed development.
Emily Larson (NRC)
/ Nastasha Snyder (E&E)
CR-3 2.14 Provide color copies of full-size U.S.G.S. 7.5-minute topographic quadrangle maps showing the boundaries of the entire Callaway property, the plant site, and existing transmission lines. Include maps developed for previously proposed projects.
Emily Larson (NRC)
/ Nastasha Snyder (E&E)
CR-4 2.14 Provide vegetation/land-use maps of the Callaway property, the plant site, and associated transmission lines. Include maps developed for previously proposed projects.
Emily Larson (NRC)
/ Nastasha Snyder (E&E)
CR-5 2.14.2 Provide color copies of all documents referenced in Section 2.14.2 of the ER, including reports for all previous cultural resources studies (archaeological surveys and any architectural and historical analysis) of Callaways entire property, including the plant site and the existing transmission lines and of any previously proposed development.
Emily Larson (NRC)
/ Nastasha Snyder (E&E)
CR-6 2.14.2 Provide information on whether the Callaway plant and existing transmission lines are or would be visible from any surrounding NRHP-listed or -eligible historic properties, including, but not limited to, those historic properties identified in Table 2.14-1 of the ER.
Emily Larson (NRC)
/ Nastasha Snyder (E&E)
CR-7 2.14.2 Provide copies of all correspondence to and from the MO State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO), including attachments, regarding determinations of NRHP-eligibility of all cultural resources (archaeological and architectural) identified to date and any findings of effect (Effects Determinations) for activities within the entire Callaway property, including the plant site, along the existing transmission lines, and for any previously proposed development. This correspondence would be in addition to that included in the ER.
Emily Larson (NRC)
/ Nastasha Snyder (E&E)
CR-8 2.14.3 Provide a color copy of Amerens Cultural Resource Management Plan for Callaway, revised and/or updated through 2006. This plan is cited as AmerenUE 2006 in Section 2.14.3 of the ER.
Emily Larson (NRC)
/ Nastasha Snyder (E&E)
CR-9 2.14.3 Provide a color copy of Amerens Excavation Construction and Safety Standards procedure. This procedure is cited as AmerenUE 2010 in Section 2.14.3 of the ER.
Emily Larson (NRC)
/ Nastasha Snyder (E&E)
EJ & S Environmental Justice & Socioeconomics EJ-1 Provide information about any observed subsistence consumption behavior patterns specifically fish and wildlife consumptionby minority and low-income populations in the vicinity of Callaway. This subsistence consumption behavior could consist of hunting, fishing, and trapping of game animals and any other general food gathering activities (e.g., collecting nuts, berries, and other plant material) conducted by minority and low-income individuals.
Jeff Rikhoff (NRC) /
Jone Guerin (E&E)
EJ-2 Provide information about current or past wildlife sampling and testing of game animals such as deer, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, duck, fish and other game birds and animals that may have been conducted in the vicinity of Callaway. Wildlife sampling and testing may have been conducted before, during, and after plant construction and in the early days of plant operation, but was discontinued after determining that tissue samples consistently showed no significant or measurable radiological impact on the environment from plant operations.
Jeff Rikhoff (NRC) /
Jone Guerin (E&E)
S-1 2.10 Provide updated property tax information, similar to the data provided in Tables 2.10.1 and 2.10.2 of the ER. Include data for the years 2009, 2010 and 2011, if available.
Jeff Rikhoff (NRC)/Jone Guerin (E&E)
S-2 2.10 Provide additional information about tax payments to Callaway County and the portion of the county tax monies allocated to the Callaway County General Fund, road and bridge maintenance funds, several fire districts, the County library, several municipalities, the County ambulance, a handicapped/sheltered workshop, and the State of Missouri. According to the tax information presented in Tables 2.10.1 and 2.10.2 in the ER, the South Callaway County R-II School District receives approximately 70 percent of the Ameren tax payments to Callaway County. A brief explanation of how the state of Missouri taxes utilities and how these payments are allocated would be helpful. A table showing the distribution of the remaining 30 percent of the Ameren tax payment compared to revenues would also be helpful. Its important to know how dependent some of these entities may be on the revenue received from the Callaway property tax payment via the county.
Jeff Rikhoff (NRC) /
Jone Guerin (E&E)
S-3 2.10 In addition to property tax payment information presented in Section 2.10 of the ER, describe any other major annual support payments, one-time payments, and other forms of non-tax compensation (if any) provided to local organizations, communities, and jurisdictions (e.g., county, municipality, townships, villages, incorporated places, and school districts) on behalf of Callaway.
Jeff Rikhoff (NRC) /
Jone Guerin (E&E)
S-4 2.10 Provide information about any anticipated changes in assessed property value or any other recent or anticipated payment adjustments that could result in notable increases or decreases in tax or other payments.
Jeff Rikhoff (NRC) /
Jone Guerin (E&E)
S-5 Provide data on the height of the tallest (visible from offsite locations) structures at Callaway and general information on the visibility of plant facilities from various offsite locations.
Jeff Rikhoff (NRC) /
Jone Guerin (E&E)
S-6 Provide noise emissions studies conducted at Callaway, if any, and any information about noise that could be considered a nuisance to offsite property owners. Also, provide any information about noise complaints.
Jeff Rikhoff (NRC) /
Jone Guerin (E&E)
S-7 3.4 Provide updated workforce data (e.g., residential distribution of permanent workforce by county), similar to the data provided in Table 3.4-1, for the years 2010 or later, if available.
Jeff Rikhoff (NRC) /
Jone Guerin (E&E)
EM Electromagnetic Fields EM-1 4.13 ER Section 4.13 and Table 4.13-1 discuss and present the results of a calculation demonstrating compliance with NESC requirements to limit induced currents on the ground near transmission lines to 5 mA. For the computer code used to calculate the induced current, provide a brief summary of the code that describes the modeling used for the code and information on how the code was validated.
Stephen Klementowicz (NRC) / John Mauro (E&E)
HH Human Health (Health Physics and Occupational Health)
HH-1 4.0 Provide information on any abnormal/unusual spills, and leaks of radioactive material that occurred on site that are applicable to the criteria in 10 CFR 50.75(g) and NEI 07-07, Industry Ground Water Protection Initiative - Final Guidance Document.
Stephen Klementowicz (NRC) / John Mauro (E&E)
HH-2 2.3.4 Provide information on the radiological groundwater protection program (RGPP).
Stephen Klementowicz (NRC) / John Mauro (E&E)
HWQ-GW Hydrology and Water Quality - Groundwater HWQ-GW-1 2.3 Provide a map that identifies the closest private well to Callaways deep well at the river water intake structure (Intake Well #1) that is located approximately 0.25 miles southeast of the Callaway intake structure well.
William Ford (NRC)
/ David Back (E&E)
HWQ-GW-2 2.3 For Wells #1, #2, and #3 and Intake Well #1 we would like to view construction logs and schematics and records of water production covering the last 5 years. We would also like to know about any outage periods for these wells.
William Ford (NRC)
/ David Back (E&E)
HWQ-GW-3 2.3.2 Provide the reporting submission provided to MDNR (since the water withdrawals exceed 70 gallons per minute (gpm).
William Ford (NRC)
/ David Back (E&E)
HWQ-GW-4 2.3..4.1 We would like to discuss what is being learned from the Site Groundwater Protection Initiative that is part of the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) Industry Ground Water Protection Initiative. We would like to understand the location and concentration of any radiological or non-radiological contaminants detected in groundwater underlying the site. We would like to know about any corrective actions taken or planned to prevent and cleanup groundwater contamination. We would like to view the most recent information and historical trend data that delineate the tritium contamination in ground water and a map showing the locations of the monitor wells constructed as part of the industry groundwater protection initiative. We would also like to view surface and groundwater studies (aquifer tests, modeling, etc.) conducted onsite since the facility was built.
William Ford (NRC)
/ David Back (E&E)
HWQ-SW Hydrology and Water Quality - Surface Water
HWQ-SW-1 2.2.3 Provide any notices of violation (NOVs), nonconformance notifications, or related infractions received from regulatory agencies associated with NPDES permitted discharges, sewage systems, ground water or soil contamination, including spills, leaks, and other inadvertent releases of fuel solvents, chemicals, or radionuclides (covering the past 5 years). We would like to view all nonradiological monitoring reports from the last 5 years, including discharge monitoring reports and surface water use/diversion reports. We would like to view the existing NPDES permit, including surface water monitoring requirements, and learn if a permit renewal is underway. The current permit expires February 12, 2014. If a NPDES renewal application has been prepared, provide a copy of this application for review.
William Ford (NRC)
/ David Back (E&E)
HWQ-SW-2 3.1.2 For the Circulating Water System provide average flow rates over the last 5 years and identify any outage periods. Provide permitted quantity for discharge under the NPDES permit to the Missouri River. Section 4.1 of the ER provides an indication of the flow rate for this discharge, but not a quantity.
William Ford (NRC)
/ David Back (E&E)
HWQ-SW-3 3.1.2 For Storm Water Retention and Proposed Settling Ponds Provide data to establish past performance (e.g., adequately sized) and whether additional capacity is needed and preliminary design information for the proposed settling ponds.
William Ford (NRC)
/ David Back (E&E)
HWQ-SW-4 3.1.2 Provide a discussion on the location and description of how and what chemicals must be added to the intake system for inspection, cleaning, etc.
William Ford (NRC)
/ David Back (E&E)
LU-T Land Use and Transmission Lines LU-T 1 2.11 Please confirm that the 2005 land use/land cover data presented in Table 2.11-1 and Figure 2.11-1 has not changed.
Jeff Rikhoff (NRC) /
Deepali McCloe (E&E)
MET Meteorology and Air Quality MET-1 2.13 Provide a description of the primary meteorological tower and backup meteorological tower. Include a description of instrumentation installed and height of installation for each instrument. Describe any changes in land use around the tower sites that have occurred since installation and may affect any meteorological sensors.
Drew Stuyvenberg (NRC) / Bruce Wattle (E&E)
MET-2 2.13 Provide seasonal and annual summary wind statistics in the form of wind direction and speed frequency distribution tables and wind roses. Also provide a text description of wind characteristics at the site. Specifically discuss predominant wind direction and speed by season and annual average, local terrain features affecting wind direction and speed, and provide a value for annual average wind speed and peak wind gust.
Drew Stuyvenberg (NRC) / Bruce Wattle (E&E)
MET-3 2.13 Provide a list of permitted air emission sources in the Title V operating permit issued to Callaway and the associated permitted emission quantities.
Drew Stuyvenberg (NRC) / Bruce Wattle (E&E)
MET-4 2.13 Provide the most recent five (5) years of annual emission statements to the MDNR for emissions of air pollutants resulting from operations at Callaway.
Drew Stuyvenberg (NRC) / Bruce Wattle (E&E)
TE Terrestrial Ecology TE-1 4.0 Briefly describe the specific records or information Ameren reviewed to determine that no new and significant information exists for each of the terrestrial ecology Category 1 issues applicable to Callaway.
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
TE-2 2.4 The ER references several ecological studies conducted in 2007 and 2008 for the Callaway Plant, Unit 2 COLA and also references the COLA Environmental Report.
Please provide copies of the terrestrial studies performed for the COLA, including the mammalian, avian, and herpetological studies mentioned on page 17 and the floral survey and 2007 land cover survey mentioned on page 2-226 of the COLA ER.
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
TE-3 2.4 Provide a copy of the Standard Operating Procedures for the Callaway Plant, Unit 2 Siting Study and the Natural Resources Field Sampling and Analysis (MACTEC 2007),
which is referenced on page 2-226 of the COLA Environmental Report. The document provides the methodology for the ecological studies referenced on page 17.
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
TE-4 2.4 From the staffs initial review, Callaway appears to overlap with the Central Missouri Hills-33 Important Bird Area (IBA) described here:
http://iba.audubon.org/iba/viewSiteProfile.do?siteId=2587&navSite=state. The transmission line corridors do not appear to cross any designated IBAs. Confirm that these statements are true and describe the extent to which Callaway overlaps with the Central Missouri Hills-33 IBA.
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
TE-5 2.4 Provide a copy of Amerens transmission line vegetative maintenance procedure(s).
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
TE-6 2.4 Describe the specific mitigation measures that Ameren takes to ensure that its transmission line maintenance does not impact any Federally listed species, including personnel training, coordination with State and Federal agencies, and specific precautions that workers must take in the field. Provide copies of related procedures, if applicable.
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
TE-7 2.4 Provide references or supporting studies documenting that bald eagles and Northern harriers do not currently nest on or near the Callaway site.
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
TE-8 4.10 Page 16 indicates that the Indiana bat does not occur on the Callaway site. However, page 2-240 of the COLA Environmental Report states: Indiana bats have been recorded historically and are assumed to be present in the vicinity of the AmerenUE property. Please explain these seemingly contradictory statements.
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
TE-9 2.4 Provide the source of the following sentence on page 19: a gray bat was documented in a cave nearby in an off-site segment of Auxvasse Creek.
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
TE-10 2.4 Page 21 states that the eastern hellbender has not been observed on the site. Provide the sources of information for this statement.
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
TE-11 2.4 Provide the following ER references:
MDC (Missouri Department of Conservation) 2008. Reform Conservation Area:
Area Plan 2006-2016.
AmerenUE 2007. Ameren Transmission Vegetation Management Program.
April, 2007.
Briana Balsam (NRC) / Greg Netti (E&E)
WM Waste Management WM-1 If mixed waste is generated, provide general information on its generation, handling, processing, storage, and disposal.
Stephen Klementowicz (NRC) / Donna Kassel (E&E)
WM-2 Provide information on the planned Interim Spent Fuel Storage Installation (ISFSI).
Stephen Klementowicz (NRC) / Donna Kassel (E&E)
WM-3 Provide general information on liquid, gaseous, and solid nonradioactive waste management systems, including the types and approximate quantities of nonradioactive waste generated; the waste minimization program; and handling, processing, treatment, storage, and disposal.
Stephen Klementowicz (NRC) / Donna Kassel (E&E)
WM-4 Provide information on any permitting required for atmospheric, liquid, or solid nonradioactive effluents (such as NPDES permitting) and Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA) reporting.
Stephen Klementowicz (NRC) / Donna Kassel (E&E)
Tours/Discussions Requested with Ameren:
Aquatic and terrestrial biologists would like to participate in the same tours.
The aquatic ecologists would like a general tour of the project area to include intake structures on the Missouri River, as well as the location of the NPDES discharge back to the Missouri River. They would also like to meet with a staff member or contractor responsible for writing the aquatic communities portions of the ER and who can discuss the project and known aquatic resources.
Both aquatic and terrestrial ecologists would like to see typical wetland and riparian communities especially around the intake and discharge and areas protected by the plant (the ER points out the ecological significance of riparian areas near the plant). In addition, they would like to see the Reform Conservation Area, which is apparently on land owned by the plant and protected for conservation and restoration of plants and wildlife, among other uses. It would be helpful to see any sensitive or important habitats and any ongoing conservation, environmental protection, or educational projects or activities that the plant supports in the Reform Conservation Area.
The cultural resources expert would like a general tour of the archaeological sites and architectural resources within the Callaway property and along the transmission lines, and a tour of any adjacent areas of historical or cultural interest (such as the three NRHP-listed historic properties within 6 miles of Callaway), preferably led by an archaeologist. The ER indicated at least 129 cultural resources have been documented on the Callaway property, but the distribution of these resources and which sites are still present is unclear.
The cultural resources expert would like a meeting with the applicant and member of the grounds maintenance team to review cultural resources management procedures to determine how they avoid impacting historic and archaeological resources and deal with inadvertent discovery of historic and archaeological materials and human remains.
The cultural resources expert would like a meeting with the applicant and transmission line maintenance contractor to discuss right-of-way maintenance and monitoring and the procedures in place regarding protection of historic and archaeological properties along existing transmission line corridors.
The human health reviewer would like a meeting with the applicant to discuss the impacts on public health from microbiological organisms.
The health physics and waste reviewers would like a tour of the low-level radioactive waste storage facility, mixed waste storage facility, radiological waste processing and storage areas, planned independent spent fuel storage installation, radioactive effluent monitoring systems, and radiological environmental monitoring stations (e.g., air monitoring stations, including any co-located State monitoring stations).
The hydrology expert would like to view (1) all NPDES outfall locations, (2) the surface water intake and discharge to the Missouri River, (3) the well that is located at the Missouri River and used to produce water to lubricate the pumps of the intake building, (4) the areas of groundwater contamination, and (5) the onsite well locations that supply potable and utility water.
The hydrology expert would like a meeting with the applicant or contractor responsible for writing the hydrological portions of the ER to discuss the project and hydrological resources within the area of potential effect. We would like to discuss what is being learned from the Site Groundwater Protection Initiative that is part of the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) Industry Ground Water Protection Initiative. We would also like to understand the location and concentration of any radiological or non-radiological contaminants detected in groundwater underlying the site. We would like to know about any corrective actions taken or planned to prevent and cleanup groundwater contamination.
The meteorology and air quality expert would like a tour of the meteorological tower site including any backup tower site and permitted emission sources.
The terrestrial and aquatic ecologists would like a tour of the site that includes:
- representative habitats of each type of natural habitat on the Callaway site (grassland, forest, cropland, wooded wetlands, limestone glades, riparian areas bordering permanent, and intermittent streams),
- areas where biological investigations have been done,
- the Reform Conservation Area, and
- the limestone glade, a Missouri natural community of concern, that is mentioned in Section 2.4, page 16 of the Environmental Report.
The terrestrial ecology expert would like a meeting with the applicant or responsible contractor for writing the terrestrial ecology portions of the ER who can discuss the project, known terrestrial resources, and the NRCs site audit need requests. This meeting should also include knowledgeable staff that can discuss Amerens transmission line maintenance procedures, including specific procedures or mitigation measures Ameren takes to reduce impacts to waterbodies, wetlands, and Federally or state-protected species.
The terrestrial ecology expert would like a meeting with knowledgeable staff that can discuss the following regarding transmission line maintenance: (1) Amerens vegetative maintenance plans and procedures, (2) any specific procedures or mitigation measures Ameren takes to reduce impacts to waterbodies, wetlands, and Federally or state-protected species, and (3) any company initiatives that Ameren undertakes and/or the agencies with whom Ameren partners with to promote biodiversity and reduce long-term impacts within and along transmission line corridors.
The waste reviewer would like a tour of the nonradioactive waste storage facility and nonradioactive effluent monitoring systems.
Off-Site Meetings:
Meeting with the State Historic Preservation Office during the week of the audit, May 20, 2012:
NRC will meet with the MO SHPO in Jefferson City at some point during the site audit to discuss the license renewal application and conduct an independent file search. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss NRCs licensing action, schedule, opportunities to participate in the NEPA process; the process for completing Section 106 by coordinating with NEPA (in accordance with 36 CFR 800.8c); and any questions or issues the SHPO may have concerning cultural resources.