ML17345A824

Summary of 910424 Meeting W/Fpl in Juno Beach,Fl to Discuss Technical & Mgt/Administrative Issues of Common Interest to Plants

ML17345A824
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Site:	Turkey Point, Saint Lucie
Issue date:	05/08/1991
From:	Rajender Auluck, Norris J Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:	Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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UNITEDSTATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 Nay 8, 1991 Docket Nos.

50-335, 50-389

< 50-250 and 50-251 LICENSEE: Florida Power and Light Company (FPL)

FACILITY: St. Lucie Units 1 and 2

Turkey Point Units 3 and 4

SUMMARY

OF THE FPL/NRC COUNTERPARTS MEETING A meeting was held at the FPL offices in Juno Beach, Florida on April 24, 1991, to discuss the technical and management/administrative issues of common interest to the St. Lucie and Turkey Point facilities.

The detailed agenda is provided as Enclosure 1 and the attendance list is provided as Enclosure 2.

The following is a listing of the items discussed.

- Introduction - E. Weinkam

- Organization of the FPL Nuclear Division (see Enclosure

3) - R. Grazio

- Organization of St. Lucie licensing - L. NcLauglin

- Organization of Turkey Point licensing - D. Powell

- t1ajor current and future licensing issues

- St. Lucie (see Enclosure

4) - L. NcLaughlin/J. Norris

- Turkey Point - D. Powell/R. Auluck

- Activities of the FPL Juno licensing office (see Enclosure

5) - E. Weinkam

- Impact of the staffing study on FPL Nuclear Division - W. Bohlke

- NRC administrative/legal procedures and requirements (see Enclosure 6)

- D. Miller

- Selected technical issues

- Seismic qualification of electrical equipment (see )

- R. Gouldy

- FPL comments on NRC rulemaking (see ) - N. Dryden

- Plans for plant license renewal (see Enclosure

9) - E. Weinkam NRC Region II issues - N. Sinkule

- NRC Commissioners'nvolvement in SALP process

- Licensees'elf-assessment

- Nore fair and uniform inspection effort as a result of the Regulatory Impact: Study

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- Region II inspection program for St. Lucie and Turkey Point - R. Crlenjak

- Expanded team inspection program

- EDSFI at St. Lucie - good results

- EDSFI at Turkey Point - next Spring

- Increased inspection effort at Turkey Point - Appendix R

- Avoid having more than one team inspection at a time

- Current Resident Inspector activities and issues

- Turkey Point - R. Butcher

- St. Lucie - S. Elrod

- Discussion of communications between FPL and NRC and ways to improve them - at working level are excellent; could be improved at mid-level

- Evaluation of the meeting

- it was a productive and useful meeting

- should plan on having one at least once a year Following the meeting at the Juno offices, the NRC participants were given a

tour of the FPL Materials Laboratory in Riviera Beach, Florida.

(Original Signed By)

(Original Signed By)

Raj Auluck, Sr. Project Manager Project Directorate II-2 Division of Reactor Projects - I/II Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation

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Jack Shreve, Public Counsel Office of the Public Counsel c/o The Florida Legislature 111 West Madison Avenue, Room 812 Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1400 Senior Resident Inspector St. Lucie Plant U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 7585 S.

Hwy AIA Jensen Beach, Florida 33457 State Planning

& Development Clearinghouse Office of Planning

& Budget Executive Office of the Governor The Capitol Building Tallahassee, Flor ida 32301 Harold F. Reis, Esq.

Newman

& Holtzinger 1615 L Street, N.W.

Washington, DC 20036 John T. Butler, Esq.

Steel, Hector and Davis 4000 Southeast Financial Center Miami, Florida 33131-2398 Administrator Department of Environmental Regulation Power Plant Siting Section State of Florida 2600 Blair Stone Road Ta1 1 ahassee, Florida 32301 Mr. James V. Chisholm, County Administrator St. Lucie County 2300 Virginia Avenue Fort Pierce, Florida 34982 Mr. Charles B. Brinkman, Manager Washington Nuclear Operations ABB Combustion Engineering, Inc.

12300 Twinbrook Parkway, Suite 330 Rockvi1 le, Maryland 20852 Mr. Jacob Daniel Nash Office of Radiation Control Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services 1317 Winewood Blvd.

Tallahassee, F1 or ida 32399-0700 Regional Administrator, Region II U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 10l Marietta Street N.W., Suite 2900 Atlanta, Georgia 30323 Mr. J.

H. Goldberg President - Nuclear Division Florida Power and Light Company P.O.

Box 14000 Juno Beach FL.

33408-0420

ENCLOSURE 1

AGENDA FOR THE FPL/NRC COUNTERPARTS MEETING April 24, 1991 FPL Juno Beach Offices 700 Universe Blvd, Room C3112 8:00 A.H.

8:05 A.M.

10:00 A.M.

(Approx)

Introductions

and Purpose of Meeting - Weinkam FPL Organizations/NRC Relationships (NRR 5 Reg II) - Grazio

- Turkey Point Plant - Powell

- St. Lucie Plant - HcLaughlin

- FPL Nuclear Division - Grazio Major Current Licensing Issues

- Turkey Point Plant - Powell/Auluck

- St. Lucie Plant - HcLaughlin/Norris

- Management/Generic Issues - All Future Licensing Activities

- Turkey Point Plant - Powell

- St. Lucie Plant - McLaughlin

- FPL Nuclear Division - Weinkam 10 Minute BREAK Refresher on NRC Administrative/Legal Procedures and Requirements

- Miller

- Sholly Notice Process

- Amendment Process

- Service Lists

- Miscellaneous Selected Significant Technical Issues - Appropriate FPL Technical Lead

- GL 87-02 (USI A-46)

- FPL Rulemaking Comments/Involvement

- Anticipated significant mods at St. Lucie

- Effects of population changes at St. Lucie

- Plans for Plant Life Extension (cont. )

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Meeting Agenda (cont.)

2 12:00 P.M.

Half-hour lunch break (Approx)

Region II Activities

- Region II management/organization changes - Sinkule

- Upcoming NRC team inspections and other activities including the Turkey Point outage inspection program-Crlenjak 2:30 P.M.-

(Approx) 3:00 P.M.

- Turkey Point Resident issues - 8utcher

- St. Lucie Resident issues - Elrod Critique of FPL-NRC Interface and How to Improve It

- Communications at a11 levels - All

- Improving the FPL -

NRC interface - All Wrapup and Meeting Evaluation - All Depart FPL Offices Visit to FPL Materia1s Laboratory (optional, if time permits)

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ENCLOSURE 2 Name Tliomas Grozan Herb Berkow Mark Dryden Jan Norris Raj Auluck David Powell Lamar McLaughlin Jim Holt Russell Gouldy Danielle Bonett Debbie Miller Donald Sells Gabe Salamon Robert Grazio Stephen Elrod Marvin Sinkule Richard Crlenjak Ross Butcher Leigh Trocine Mike Schoppman Bob Schin Mike Scott George Madden Sergio Verduci W. H. Bohlke Edward Weinkam Attendance List Or anization NRC FPL NRC NRC PTN PSL PSL FPL FPL NRC FMPA PTN FPL NRC NRC NRC NRC NRC FPL NRC NRC FPL FPL FPL FPL

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Nuclear Licensing Section Industry Participation Combustion Engineering Owners Group (GEOG)

Technical Specification and Licensing Subcommittee Westinghouse Owners Group (WOG) Technical Specification Subcommittee NUMARC Seismic Issues Working Group (SIWG)

NUMARC Nuclear Plant Life Extension (NUPLEX)

Working Group Licensing Subcommittee Environmental Protection Regulations Ad Hoc Advisory Committee NUMARC Siting Subcommittee Station Blackout Clearinghouse University of Florida Seismic Research University of South Florida Institute for Constructive Mathematics

Nuclear Licensing Section Current Activities GEOG Technical Specification and Licensing Subcommittee

- Technical Specification improvement Program pSIP)

- ESFAS Subgroup Relay Test Interval Extension

- Generic Communications CE NSSS Responses

- O&M Reduction Efforts WOG Technical Specification Subcommittee

- Revised Standard Technical Specifications

- Generic Letter 91<4, 24 Month Cycles NUMARC SIWG

- Revisions to 10 CFR 100 Appendix A NUMARC NUPLEX

-10 CFR 54 Development

- 10 CFR 51 Revisions

- Systems Important to License Renewal Screening Criteria

- Regulatory Guide and Standard Review Plan Development

- Lead Plant reviews NUMARC Siting Subcommittee

- Monitor Industry implementation Efforts of 10 CFR 52

Nuclear Licensing Section Current Activities (cont)

Station Blackout Clearinghouse

- 10 CFR 50.63 Implementation

- Generic Issue B-56, Emergency Diesel Generator Reliability

- Generic Issue 23, RCP Seal Failures University of Florida Seismic Research

- Seismic ActivityStudy

- Seismic Attenuation Research University of South Florida Institute for Constructive Mathematics

- Hurricane Storm Surge Modelling

Nuclear Ucenslng Section Ucenslng Activities Rulemaking Activities

- Proposed Rule Comments

- Other Federal Register Requests for Comments

- Final Rule Implementation NUMARCActlvNes

- Priority issues

- Monitored Issues NRC Generic/Unresolved Safety Issues FPL Priority issues Examples:

- Fitness for Duty

- Valve Performance

- Seismic Issues

- Disposal of High Level Waste NRC Generic Letters

- issued

- Pending NRC Bulletins

- Issued

- Pending

ENCLOSURE 6

SHOLLY PROCESS ROUTINE NSHC AMENDMENT 30 DAY NOTICE PUBLISHED IN FEDERAL REGISTER

- PROPOSED NO SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS CONSIDERATION (NSHC)

- PUBLIC COMMENT/INTERVENTION

- PUBLISHED IN BIWEEKLY SHOLLY NOTICE OR INDIVIDUALNOTICE

- BEFORE ISSUANCE, NOTIFY STATE OFFICIAL

- ISSUE AMENDMENT AFTER 30 DAYS IF.NO INTERVENTION

- NOTICE OF ISSUANCE IN BIWEEKLY SHOLLY NOTICE

-!F INTERVENTION REQUEST RECEIVED:

- FINAL NSHC DETERMINATION

- ADDRESS PROPOSED CONTENTIONS

- NOTIFY STATE OFFICIAL

- ISSUE AMENDMENT

- NOTICE OF ISSUANCE

- BIWEEKLY SHOLLY NOTICE

- INDIVIDUALNOTICE

EMERGENCY AMENDMENT - 10 CFR 50.91(a)(5)

- INVOLVES A SITUATION WHERE FAILURE TO ACT IN A TIMELY WAY WOULD RESULT IN DERATING OR SHUTDOWN OF THE PLANT, OR PREVENT RESUMPTION OF OPERATION OR INCREASE OF POWER TO LICENSED POWER LEVEL

- APPLICATION MUST ADDRESS EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES

- EXPLAIN EMERGENCY AND WHY IT COULD NOT BE AVOIDED

- PROVIDE NSHC EVALUATION

- STAFF WILL DETERMINE IF LICENSEE FAILED TO MAKE TIMELY APPLICATION

- USUALLY NO TIME FOR PRENOTICE

- CAN ISSUE AMENDMENT IMMEDIATELYONLY IF INVOLVES NSHC

- STAFF SAFETY EVALUATIONADDRESSES:

- FINAL NSHC DETERMINATION

- ADDRESS EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES

- NOTIFY STATE OFFICIAL

- NOTICE OF ISSUANCE IN BIWEEKLY SHOLLY NOTICE

- ALLOWS PUBLIC 30 DAYS TO REQUEST INTERVENTION

EXIGENT AMENDMENT - 10 CFR 50.9i(a}(6)

- INVOLVES A SITUATION OTHER THAN AN EMERGENCY WHERE SWIFT ACTION IS NECESSARY; I.E., ACTION WOULD RESULT IN NET BENEFIT TO SAFETY

- APPLICATION MUST ADDRESS EXIGENT CIRCUMSTANCES

- EXPLAIN EXIGENCY AND WHY IT COULD NOT BE AVOIDED

- PROVIDE NSHC EVALUATION

- STAFF WILL DETERMINE IF LICENSEE FAILED TO MAKE TIMELY APPLICATION

- INDIVIDUALNOTICE PUBLISHED IN FEDERAL REGISTER

- PROPOSED NSHC DETERMINATION

- 15 DAYS FOR PUBLIC COMMENT

- 30 DAYS FOR INTERVENTION RE)UEST

- PRESS RELEASE CAN ALSO BE USED

- ISSUE AMENDMENT AFTER 15 DAYS

- FINAL NSHC DETERMINATION

- ADDRESS EXIGENT CIRCUMSTANCES

- NOTIFY STATE OFFICIAL

- NOTICE OF ISSUANCE IN BIWEEKLY SHOLLY NOTICE

SHC AMENDMENT DAY NOTICE PUBLISHED IN FEDERAL REGISTER

- DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED CHANGES

- INTERVENTION REQUIREMENTS

- ENVIRONMENTALASSESSMENT MUST BE PREPARED

- MUST BE PUBLISHED BEFORE ISSUANCE OF AMENDMENT

- ISSUE AMENDMENT AFTER 30 DAYS IF NO INTERVENTION

- NOTICE OF ISSUANCE PUBLISHED IN FEDERAL REGISTER

- IF INTERVENTION REQUEST RECEIVED ISSUE AMENDMENT AFTER HEARING COMPLETED, OR

- IF STAFF CAN MAKE PROPOSED NSHC DETERMINATION FOLLOW PROCESS FOR ROUTINE NSHC AMENDMENT

AMENDMENT REVIEW PROCESS RECEIPT COMPLETENESS/ACCEPTABILITY REVIEW BY PM TYPE OF REVIEW (PM/TECH STAFF)

- PM DETERMINE PRIORITY PREPARE APPROPRIATE NOTICE

- SHOLLY NOTICE (PROPOSED NSHC DETERMINATION)

- FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE ENVIRO¹MENTAL ASSESS.

MUST BE PREPARED PM REVIEW OF APPLICATION OPEN TAC RAI SENT TO LICENSEE, IF NECESSARY

- CONSULT WITH TECH STAFF PREPARE SAFETY EVALUATION FOR AMDT. PACKAGE

- CONCURRENCE OF TECH STAFF (OPTIONAL)

TECH STAFF REVIEW OF APPLICATION PM OPEN TAC

- PM NEGOTIATE PRIORITY/COMPLETION DATE

- RAI, IF NEEDED

- TECH STAFF PREPARES SE, TRANSMITS TO PM PM REVIEW AND PREPARE AMDT PACKAGE LICENSING ASSISTANT REVIEW

- CHECK AMDT PACKAGE FOR COMPLETENESS CHECK/PREPARE TS PAGES

- CHECK INITIALNOTICE - EA NEEDED'?

CONCURRENCES

- LA, PM, PD, TECH STAFF (OPTIONAL), OGC ISSUE/DENY AMENDMENT

SERVICE LIST ADDRESSEE CHANGES

- ANY CHANGES MUST BE SENT BY LETTER TO NRC NRC INTERNAL DISTRIBUTION CHANGED

- LICENSING ASSISTANT ENSURES NRR LIST UPDATED AND SENDS CHANGES TO REGION FOR UPDATE

MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS LICENSEE'S NSHC EVALUATION

- MUST EVALUATE ALL CHANGES AGAINST 50.92 STANDARDS

- QUOTED IN STAFF'S SHOLLY NOTICE OATH OR AFFIRMATION - IO CFR 50.30(b)

- LICENSE APPLICATIONS OR REQUEST FOR AMENDMENTS THEREOF

- RESPONSES TO RAIs REGARDING ABOVE

- RESPONSES TO GENERIC LETTERS PURSUANT TO 10 CFR 50.54(f)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS PAGE CHANGES

- ANY CHANGES AFTER ORIGINAL SUBMITTAL MUST BE IN WRITING

- DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ST. LUCIE AND TURKEY POINT

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- SURVEILLANCE TESTING

- EFFECTIVE DATE VS. IMPLEMENTATION DATE

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FPL's ON-GOING WORK IN THE SEISMIC AREA

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NUMARC PARTICIPATION IN 10 CFR 100 APPENDIX A REVISION

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SEISMIC ACTIVITYSTUDY BY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

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SEISMIC ATTENUATIONRESEARCH BY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA GENERIC LETTER 87-02 AND USI A46

~ WALKDOWNSCOMPLETED WITH SEISMIC ENHANCEMENTS IDENTIFIED

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PSL1 HAD 6 ENHANCEMENTS IDENTIFIED ADDED SUPPORT FOR CCW SURGE TANKPLATFORM ADDED ANCHOR BOLTS TO PRESSURIZER HEATER LOAD CENTER 4 WELD REPAIRS OR DRAWING CHANGES TO REFLECT AS-BUILT

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PTN 3&4 HAD 28 ENHANCEMENTS IDENTIFIED ADDED SUPPORT FOR CCW SURGE TANK PLATFORMS ADDED THICKER CHAIRS TO YARD TANKANCHOR BOLTS ADDED ANCHOR BOLTS TO EXISTING MCC1 AND LCi 0

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NOT A SINGLE RELAY REPLACED OF THE 2,600 REVIEWED

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RELAY CHATTER EFFECTS AND IDENTIFICATION USE OF ERDADS SEOUENCE-OF-EVENTS COMPIJTER AND OFF-NORMAL PROCEDURES TO IDENTIFY AND RESTORE ANY INADVERTENT ACTUATION AT FPL WE DO NOT BELIEVE THAT RELAY CHATTER IS A SAFETY CONCERN FOR AN FPL SITE BECAUSE:

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FPL SITES ARE IN A LOW SEISMIC RISK ZONE THAT DOES NOT EXPERIENCE STRONG MOTION REQUIRED TO TRIP RELAYS 2.

CREDIT TAKEN FOR OPERATOR ACTIONS 3.

INDUSTRY EVALUATIONRESULTS LLNLHAZARDCURVES STAFFS EVALUATIONCONCERNING RELAY CHATTER PROVIDED WITH NRC LETTER DATED JANUARY 23, 1991 BASED ON LLNL CURVES LLNLHAZARD CURVES DO NOT APPLY TO FPL SITES 1.

THEY DO NOT CORRELATE WITH THE EPRI AND EBASCO CURVES BECAUSE THEY USE A NON.REPRESENTATIVE ATTENUATIONFACTOR Z. THE EBASCO CURVES WERE DEVELOPED FOR THE FPL SITES USINQ THE APPROVED EPRI METHODOLOGY ENHANCED BY INCLUSION OF SEISMIC ZONES IN THE CARIBBEAN.

3.

THE DOE HAS SET UP A SENIOR LEVEL REVIEW COMMITTEE TO DETERMINE WHY THE CURVES DO NOT MATCH OTHER AUTHORITIES FOR USE AT THE SAVANNAHRIVER SITE 4.

CORRESPONDENCE TO DATE INDICATES THE NRC WILL USE THE EPRI CURVES WHEN CONSIDERING FPLa SITES.

SEISMIC RISK AT FPL SITES IS EXTREMELY LOW. ADDITIONALLY, SEISMIC RISK IS LOWER AT TURKEY POINT THAN AT ST. LUCIE.

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REVISION OF 10 CFR 100 APPENDIX A MEMBERS OF NUMARC'S SEISMIC ISSUES WORKING GROUP

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MOVES DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FROM PART 100 TO PART 50

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DEFINES SITE REGION AS 150 KM (93.2 MILES). THE SEISMIC EVAI.UATION IS TO EVALUATE FAULTS FOUND WITHIN THIS REGION.

BASIS IS THAT YOU CAN NOT HAVE STRONG MOTION AT A SITE IF THE EARTHQUAKE IS BEYOND 150 KM.

THERE ARE NO FAULTS LOCATED WITHIN 150 KM OF AN FPL SITE THEREFORE FPL SITES CAN NOT HAVE STRONG MOTION RESEARCH AND EVALUATIONSSTATUS

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FUNDED THREE OF FOUR SETS OF DIGITALSEISMIC INSTRUMENTATION UTILIZED BY UofF FOR SEISMIC ACTIVITY STUDIES.

THREE LOCATIONS ALONG THE AXIS OF FLORIDA PLAN TO FUND TWO MORE STATIONS AND LOCATE THEM IN GEORGIA TO AID IN THE EVALUAllONOF ATTENUATION FACTORS ACROSS THE GEORGIA MAGNETIC ANOMOLY

~ SEISMIC ATTENUATION RESEARCH BY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

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UTILIZED TWO SEISMIC INSTRUMENTATION STATIONS TO MEASURE THE SHOCK WAVES FROM OUARRY BLAST. THIS DATA WILL BE USED TO DETERMINE FLORIDA SPECIFIC ATTENUATIONFACTORS THIS IS A HAHDS.ON ACTUAL MEASUREMENT, HO THEORY

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10 DATA SETS HAVE BEEN RECORDED TO DATE. WE WOULD DESIRE ABOUT 2S DATA SETS TO PREPARE ATTENUATIONDATA.

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SUMMARY

~ GL 87-02 WALKDOWNS ARE COMPLETE.

ENHANCEMENTS ARE CURRENTLY BEING ENGINEERED AND SCHEDULED FOR IMPLEMENTATION

~ RELAY CHATTER IS NOT A SAFETY CONCERN FOR FPI. SITES

~ LLNL HAZARD CURVES DO NOT APPLY TO FPL SITES

~ FPL SITES WILlNOT EXPERIENCE STRONG MOTION FROM AN EARTHQUAKE DUE TO THE LARGE DISTANCE FROM ANY FAULTS. THE DEFINITION OF SITE REGION FOUND IN THE PROPOSED 10 CFR 100 SUPPORTS THIS CONCLUSION.

~ FPL IS WORKING ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SEISMIC ATTENUATION FACTORS FOR THE STATE OF FLORIDA

ENCLOSURE 8 FPL/NRC COUNTERPARTS MEETING April 24, 1991 FPL Rulemaking Comments/Involvement Quality Instruction 2.13.1, Distribution of NRC Correspondence procedurally addresses action to review the Federal Register for changes to Title 10 CFR.

Federal Register Review and Distribution Control System developed flowchart in

1988, describing the detailed process for receipt, distribution, review and comment regarding items in the Federal Register.

Objective ensure active FPL participation in reviewing and commenting on items published in the Federal Register; active participation can include involvement with industry groups in the development of comments, as well as an in-depth analysis of any documents associated with the items in the Federal Register.

Current Situation since April 90, FPL has commented on:

twelve (12) proposed rules three (3) petitions for rulemaking one (1)

ANPR four (4) miscellaneous items (SECY, Reg.

Guides, etc. )

Outcome FPL's active participation in reviewing Federal Register items is one step in the process for allowing effective management of strategic issues with the potential for regulatory

impact, thereby ensuring continued

safe, efficient nuclear generation.

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ENCLOSURE 9

Ucense Renewal FPL Nuclear Dlvlslon - Nuclear Policy, NP~2, Ucense Renewal

- Decision to extend Operating Ucense(s) to be based on comparative economic analysis

- FPL preserving the license renewal option for all four units FPL Ucense Renewal Activities:

- Monitoring performance of critical plant systems, structures, and components

- Taking action when necessary to ensure license renewal option not jeopardized

- Malntalnlng an informed and proactive position in the development of industry activities:

- Regulations

- Other Regulatory Guidance

- Lead Phnt Applications

- Maintaining an informed position on decommissioning

- Taking appropriate actions which support timely application for renewed license(s)

Responsibility

- Development and Implementation of license renewal activities rests with VIce President, Nuclear Engineering and Ucensing Current Operating Ucense Expiration Dates:

Turkey Point Unit 3 - April 27, 2007 Turkey Point Unit 4 - April 27, 2007 St. Lucle Unit 1 - March 1, 2018 St. Lucle Unit 2 - April 6, 2023

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