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Discusses Insp Repts 50-275/93-11 & 50-323/93-11 & Forwards Enforcement Conference Repts 50-275/93-14 & 50-323/93-14 & Nov.No Escalated Enforcement Action Warranted
ML16342A135
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Site: Diablo Canyon  Pacific Gas & Electric icon.png
Issue date: 05/25/1993
From: Scarano R
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V)
To: Rueger G
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
Shared Package
ML16342A136 List:
References
EA-93-107, NUDOCS 9306220231
Download: ML16342A135 (8)


See also: IR 05000275/1993011

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REGULATORY INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (RIDS)

ACCESSION NBR:9306220231

DOC".DATE: 93/05/25

NOTARIZED: NO

DOCKET

FACIL:50-275 Diablo Canyon Nuclear

Power Plant,- Unit 1, Pacific

Ga

05000275

50-323 Diablo Canyon Nuclear, Power Plant,='nit

2, Pacific

Ga

05000323

AUTH.NAME

AUTHOR AFFILIATION,

CARANO,R.A.

Region

5 (Post

820201)

RECIP.NAME

RECIPIENT AFFILIATION

RUEGERPG

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Pacific Gas

& Electric Co.

SUBJECT:

Discusses

insp repts

50-275/93-11

& 50-323/93-11

& forwards

enforcement

conference

repts

50-275/93-14

& 50-323/93-14

&

NOV.No escalated

enforcement

action warranted.

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UNITED STATES

NUCLEAR REGULATORYCOMMISSION

REGION Y

1450 MARIALANE

WALNUTCREEK, CALIFORNIA94596-5368

MAY 2 5 f993

Dockets

50-275

and 50-323

Licenses.

DPR-80

and DPR-82

EA 93-107

Pacific Gas

and Electric

Company

77 Beale Street,

Room

1451

San Francisco,

California

94106

Attention:

=-

G.

M. Rueger

Senior Vice President

and General

Hanager

Nuclear

Power, Generation

SUBJECT:

.

NOTICE OF VIOLATION

NRC INSPECTION

REPORT 50-275/93-11

AND 50-323/93-11

NRC

ENFORCEMENT CONFERENCE

REPORT 50-275/93-14

AND 50-323/93-14

This letter refers to the inspection of Diablo Canyo'n

Powe

ower Plant conducted

on

'1

5 28

1993.

Our inspection identified several

apparent violations

o

NRC requirements,

as described

in Inspection

Report 50-275/

323/93-11.

These apparent violations,

and your subsequent

corrective actions,

were the topic of an enforcement

conference

held at

g'ay

,

.

esu

19

1993.

Results of the enforcement

conference

are described

in t e

enclosed

enforcement

conference

report {50-275/93-14

and 50-323/93-14).

A

copy of the handout

and slides presented

by your staff at the meeting is

enclosed

as

an attachment

to the report.

Based

on our review of these matters,

we are issuing the enclosed

Notice of

Violation (Notice), whi ch lists the following violations:

(A) the failure

o

im'lement

and maintain

a program that ensured

the capability to obtain

and

s

and

articulates

ana lyze reactor coolant

samples

and samples'f radioiodine

p

in plant gaseous

effluents under'ccident

condi tions;

( )

B

the failure to

perform

a written safety evaluation

of changes

to your faci lities

and

procedures

for post-accident

sampling

and analysis of reactor coolant

dissolved

hydrogen.

Taken together,

these

v1olat1ons

1illustrate that your post-accident

sampling

program was vulnerable

i n that it relied

on metho

s t a

a

no

h

we considerea

ur

er

Lo

-" r availability in a worst-case

accident.

As such,

.e

'

escalated

enForcement

action for this matter.

However, your enforcemeni

conference

presentation

sufficiently demonstrated

that other operable

means

existed for short-term

and long-term assessment

of core

g

p

effluent releases,

and that the resultant

safety significance of these

violations is relatively low.

Also, based

on your enforcement

conference

pl"esentati on,

we recognize

the effectiveness

of your corrective

actions: t ',e

1

1- f m"nagement attention directed

toward this matter,

and the

enhancements

to post-accid=nt monitoring resulting

i) om )

I;;c;11 t cr updr2ce

pI ogi c."l.

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enforcement

action is warranted at this time.

d to this letter and should follow the instructions

You are required to respon

o

is

e

specified in the enclosed

Notice when preparing your response

dd t

1

s ould document the specific actions

taken

and any

a

i iona

response,

you shou

oc

ce.

After reviewing your response

to this

actions you plan to prevent recurrence.

e

d

n

our

ro osed corrective actions

and t e resu

s

o

h th

further

NRC enforcement

action is

inspections,

the

NRC will determine

w e

er

ur

e

necessary

to ensure

compliance with NRC regulatory requirements.

90 of the NRC's "Rules of Practice,"

a copy of

th

NRC

P bl'o

t Roo

1 tter

and its enclosure

wi

p

'll be

laced

>n

e

the OFfice of Management

and Budget as required

directed

b

this letter

and the enc ose

o ice,

to the clearance

procedures

of the

0

ice

a

g

by the Paperwork

Reduction

Act of 1980,

Pub.

L. No..

Sincerely,

Ross A. Scarano,

Director

Division of Radiation Safety

& Safeguards

Enclosures:

Noti ce oF Yiolati on

4

nd 50-323/93-14

NRC Enforcement

Conference

Report 50-275/93-14

an

cc w/enclosure:

Dr. Richard Ferguson,

Energy Chair, Sierra

Club California

Hs.

Nancy Culver,

San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace

Hs. Jacquelyn

C. Wheeler

Hanaging Editor, The County Telegram Tribune

Ch 'an

Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors

Hr. Truman Burns, Cali fornia Public Utilities

Comm'irman,

Hr. Robert Kinosian, California Public Utilities Commission

'obert

R. Wellington, Esq,,

Diablo Canyon

Independent

a

e iy

ommi

Hr. Steve

Shu, Radiologic ¹alth Branch,

State

Department

of Health Services

te of California

Hr. Peter

H. Kaufman,

Deputy Attorney General,

State of

a i

Michael

H. Strumwasser,

Esq.,

Special Assistant Attorney General,

State of California

Christopher J. l,'amer,

Esq.,

PG&E

Diablo Canyon

!ir. John

Townsend,

Vice President

and Plant Manager,

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G.

Cook

R. Huey

M. Blume

J. -Lieberman,

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