ML19330D733
| ML19330D733 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Issue date: | 03/20/1990 |
| From: | Carr K NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
| To: | Markey E HOUSE OF REP. |
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| CCS, NUDOCS 9005040116 | |
| Download: ML19330D733 (2) | |
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.E WASWNGTON D. C.20555 March 20, 1990 CHAIRMAN i
l The Honorable Edward J. Markey United States House of Representatives j
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Dear Congressman Markey:
In view of the interest you expressed in previous corres-pondence regarding the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC's) oversight of TMI Action Plan item implementation by our licensees,-I am writing to provide you the latest information available to me on the status'of this effort.
This information reflects the NRC staff's most recent review of licensee actions
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J and commitments in this area and is current through February i
1990.
A copy of the staff's February. 22, 1990 report to.the i
Commission on this matter is enclosed.
j Over 98 percent of the TMI Action Plan requirements have been implemented at the 113 currently licensed facilities.
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2 19,436 possible TMI Action Plan items, 13,744 were found applicable when reviewed against each licensed reactor.
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figures have increased since our last report to you as a result of the addition of Limerick 2 to the list of licensed. reactors.
Of the currently applicable items, 13,537 have been implemented.
l Only 207 remain open, a reduction of 18 percent from the 254 open items identified in the Commission's June 1989 letter to you.
About 70 percent of the remaining 207 open items are expected to be implemented by the end of Calendar Year 1991.
From a plant perspective, the TMI Action Plan has been fully implemented at 24 of the 113 licensed facilities.
Six plants i
account for about one third of the remaining open items:
Browns Ferry 1, 2, and 3 (53 items), Salem 1 and 2 (10 items),
and San Onofre 1 (6 items).
In addition, two plants, Rancho Seco (3 items) and Shoreham (4 items) have indefinitely suspended all TMI item schedular commitments in conjunction l
with the decision to cease operations.
The remaining 81 facilities have from 1 to 4 unimplemented items.
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l Although significant progress has beenlmade in implementing TMI Action Plan requirements since' June 1989, continued effort i
is needed to resolve the remaining ~open. items.. I can assure-you that the NRC will continue to monitor closely licensee
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I plan to provide you periodic status reports on this effort j
until: implementation of all.TMI. Action Plan. items has been
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Enclosure:
i SECY-90-061, l
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