ML18247A301

08/28/2018 Summary of Meeting to Discuss Turkey Point Subsequent License Renewal Application Review - Discussion of Responses to Two Environmental Requests for Additional Information - HC-7 and WR-2

ML18247A301
Person / Time
Site:	Turkey Point
Issue date:	09/18/2018
From:	Lois James NRC/NRR/DMLR/MRPB
To:	Florida Power & Light Co
lois james, NRR-DMLR 415-3306
References
EPID L-2018-LNE-0001
Download: ML18247A301 (5)

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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Public Meeting Summary Title: Turkey Point Subsequent License Renewal Application Review - Discussion of Responses to Two Environmental Requests for Additional Information - HC-7 and WR-2 (EPID No. L-2018-LNE-0001)

Meeting Identifier: 20180913 Date of Meetings: Tuesday, August 28, 2018 Location: Via Teleconference Type of Meeting: Category 3 Purpose of the Meeting(s):

To discuss FPL's responses to Two Environmental Requests for Additional Information -

HC-7 and WR-2 General Details:

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) staff held a public teleconference with Florida Power & Light (FPL) as part of the Turkey Point Nuclear Generating Units 3 and 4 (Turkey Point) Subsequent License Renewal (SLRA) environmental review. The meeting started at 1:30 p.m. and ended approximately 2:45 p.m. Seven NRC staff members were present. The meeting began with introductions of NRC staff in the room, NRC staff on the phone, and then FPL and contractor staff. Nancy Martinez, NRC environmental reviewer, discussed FPLs response to HC-7 and Kevin Folk, NRC environmental reviewer, discussed FPLs response to WR-2. No members of the public announced themselves on the phone or informed the NRC staff that they participated in the teleconference.

Summary of Meeting:

Historic and Cultural Resources The NRC staff provided a brief summary of the content of Request for Additional (RAI) HC-7 and the response provided by FPL. The NRC staff identified that clarification to the response provided to HC-7 is needed. The NRC staff and FPL staff discussed the following:

• Association of McGregor Smith, past president of FPL, with a Cottage (known as the Ranger House/McGregor Smith Cottage) located on the Turkey Point site.

• Known history of the Ranger House/McGregor Smith Cottage and reasons why FPL sought historical landmark status designation with the Miami-Dade County.

• A report that the NRC staff had identified regarding the McGregor Smith Cottage Preservation Project that analyzes the historical context of the cottage, prepared by David Baber, Architectural Historian.

• FPLs determination that three Boy Scout structures located on the Turkey Point site do not meet the criteria for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.

Based on the information discussed and presented by FPL on WR-2 during this meeting, a follow-up RAI will be issued to docket the information in support of NRCs environmental review.

Water Resource The NRC staff provided a brief summary of the content of RAI WR-2 and the response provided by FPL. The NRC staff identified that clarification to the response provided to WR-2 is needed. The resulting RAI is:

FPLs supporting response to NRC RAI No. WR-2, included in L-2018-136 Attachment 43, Enclosure 20 indicates that Marine wells SW-1, SW-2, and PW-1 located on the Turkey Point peninsula have been in use as recently as August 2017, presumably to support cooling canal system freshening. While the Environmental Report states that the wells were installed in 2015 and produce saline water, little additional information is included on the three wells. Other available information indicates that at least one of the wells, PW-1, was constructed to support aquifer performance testing in 2009. Therefore, the NRC staff requests additional information and clarification on these wells. Specifically, the NRC staff requests additional information on the construction of these wells including: verification of when each well was installed or converted for production purposes, well diameter, casing depth and type, total depth, open hole or screening interval (as applicable), and installed pump capacity.

Based on the information discussed and presented by FPL on WR-2 during this meeting, a follow-up RAI will be issued to docket the information in support of the NRC staffs environmental review.

Public Participation Themes:

No members of the public announced themselves on the phone or informed the NRC staff that they participated in the teleconference.

Action Items/Next Steps:

The NRC staff will issue follow up requests for additional information.

Attachments:

o Meeting description and agenda - ML18229A0421 o NRC staffs Requests for Additional Information Issued - ML18190A499 o FPLs Response to Requests for Additional Information Issued - ML18247A507 1

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Title: Turkey Point Subsequent License Renewal Application Review - Discussion of Responses to Two Environmental Requests for Additional Information - HC-7 and WR-2 (EPID No. L-2018-LNE-0001)

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