ML19339A274
| ML19339A274 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 10/27/1980 |
| From: | Hukill H METROPOLITAN EDISON CO. |
| To: | Reid R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| References | |
| TLL-551, NUDOCS 8011030501 | |
| Download: ML19339A274 (15) | |
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Metropolitan Euison Company Post Office Box 480 I
L-Middletown. Pennsylvania 17057 717 9444041 Writer's Direct Dial Number October 27, 1980 TLL 551 Division of Operating Reactors Attn:
R. W. Reid, Chief Operating Reactors Branch No. 4 U. S. Nuc1 car Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555 Daar Sir:
Three Mile Island Nuclear Station, Unit 1 (TMI-1)
Operating License No. DPR-50 Docket No. 50-289 Response to the August 11, 1980 NRC Request for Financial Information Enclosed are responses to Question Nos. 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 of the subject request for financial information.
Responses to Question Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 16 and 17 will be provided by October 31, 1980.
Very truly yours,
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fu-ill Director - U!I-1 IIDil:CWS:bj o Enclosure cc:
D. Dilanni T. M. Novak II. Silver W
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AUGUST 11, 1980 NRC REQUFST ~FOR FINANCIAL INFORMATION
' RESPONSE TO QUESTION NOS. 1 AND 2 The attached tables. provide-cost esti.aates. for items required' to be accom--
plished in accordance with the, August 9, 1979,0rder, as well as those items listed in our 1ctter ' dated June' 28, 1979, which are not included in the Order.
4 Cross' references.a're 'also provided to -identify which modifications are associ-4 I
ated with each Order item or with each commitment in our June 28, 1979 letter.
. All modifications are considered capital costs. 'All other costs are OSM
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expenses unless otherwise indicated on the attached tables.
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CROSS REFERENCE OF MET-ED JUNE 28, 1979 COhBIITMENTS NOT INCLUDED IN NRC REC 0hBIENDATIONS MODIFICATION C0hBIITMENT TASK NO.
A2 R\\f-1 A6/B2 RM-7 A9 RM-2 All RM-14 A12 RM-8 BS D1-4a, b B8 R\\1-8b B9 U1-S B10 U1-9
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CROSS REFERENCE OF NRC RECOMMENDATIONS TO MODIFICATION TASK NUMBERS 4
MODIFICATION i
REC 014fENDATION TASK NO.
l 1(a) Auxiliary Feedwater Upgrading RM-13, LM-13,-LM-38 i
1(b) Auxiliary Feedwater Operating Procedures NA i
j 1(c) Control Grade Reactor Trip on Loss of.
' RM-3 and B6W 92 j
Turbine /FW 1(d) Complete Analysis for Small Break LOCA's NA and Revise Procedures 1
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Retraining of All Reactor Operators NA l
2 IE Bulletins NA i
IE Bulletin 79-05A NA I
Item 1 B6W Task 59 Item 2 NA Item 3 NA Item 4 NA Item 5 NA Item 6 RM-5 Item'7 NA Item 8 NA i
Item 9 NA j
Item.10 NA i
Item 11 NA Item 12-NA i
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2 IE Bulletins (Cont'd.)
Item 5 Rht-3 and B6W-92 Item 6 NA Item 7 NA IE Bulletin 79-05C NA Item 1 NA Item 2 NA It:m 3 NA Item 4 NA Item 5 NA Item 1 (Long-Term)
Need for modification finalized 3
Emergency Plan Upgrading PM-8 4
TMI-1/TMI-2 Radwaste Ventilation and DI-16/RM-11 Sampling Separation (RM-11 is completed).
5 TMI-1 Radwaste Management Capability NA 6
Organization and Resources NA 7
Financial Qualifications NA 8
TMI-2 Lessons Learned Recommendations -
NUREG-0578 2.1.1 RM-16 2.1.2 NA 2.1.3a RM-10, RM-6 2.1. 3b RM-4, D1-1, D1-2 2.1.4 RM-5 2.1.5 RM-12
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h10DIFICATION REC 0h!hfENDATION TASK NO.
8 Th!I-2 Lessons Learned Recommendations -
NUREG-0578 (Cont'd.)
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EXPENDITURE FORFCAST OF TMI UNIT NO. I RESTART 5 In Thousands Prior 19SO 9/80 TO 12/80 1951 1980 L) to Augu;t l
After Task No.
Description (Actuals)
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Prepare Plant Procedures--
Operation, Maintenance, Suveillance, Administration, Alarm Responsibility, Etc.
538 775 1313 2
Radiation Protection 84 37 121 3
Startup and Test 530
- 48 978 4
Emergency Plan Implementation 186 50 236 5
Procedures Review 154 154 30s 6
Restart Technical Specifi-cation Preparation 30 30 60 7
Clerical Support and Supplies for Procedures 120 120 240 TOTAL - PROCEDURES 1642 1614 3256
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$ IN T110USANDS TASK NO.
DESCRIPTION 1980 1981 TOTAL REMARKS B6W PROPOSALS 15 RCS Venting 24 24 30 Abnormal Transient of Guidelines (ATOG) 300 300 600 32 Inadequate Core Cooling 10 60 70 4S Support for Startup and Test 10 20 30 47 Procedure Operational Review 5
35 40 55, 61 EFW Evaluation 5
45 50 59 OTSG Anticipatory Filling 6
6 TOTALS 360 460 820 e
EXPENDITURE FORECAST OF B!I UNIT NO. 1 RESTART
$ IN THOUSANDS TASK NO.
DESCRIPTION 1980**
1981 TOTAL REMARKS EMERGENCY PLANS Installation of New Communications 2,019 2,019 Operating Cost
- 591 300 891
- 0ngoing Expenses at the Rate of $10,000/
TOTAL FOR EMERGENCY PLANS 591 2,319 2,910 Month after 1981
- Actual cost through September 1, 1980 plus projected through December 31, 1980.
EXPENDITURE FORECAST OF TMI UNIT NO. 1 RESTART
$ In Thousands Prior 1980 9/80 TO 12/80 1981 1980 Up to August Task No.
Description (Actuals)
(Actuals)
Eng.
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Total Eng.
Mat.
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Total Training (OSM) 1.
Training Dept. Payroll Admin. Services; Pro-fessional Services for DSLB IIcaring 6 Review of Training Programs; and Expenses for Exempt /
Non-Exempt Employees 272 2.
Operator Training 579 3.
Technical Training 937 4.
Training 4 Educational Development 510 5.
Administration Support 840 6.
Outside Contractors 840 Sub Total (OSM) 595*
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EXPENDITURE FORECAST OF TMI UNIT NO. 1 RESTART
$ In Thousands Description 1980 1981 Total Remarks Total
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3,553 7,999 11,552 Total - Capital 5,663 9,721 15,384 GRAND TOTAL 9,216 17,720 26,936
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AUGUST 11, 1980 NRC REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL INFORMATION RESPONSE TO QUESTION NOS. 8, 9, 10 AND 11
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Please refer to our response (October 15, 1979) to the NRC's request for financial information dated September 31, 1979, Question Nos. 5, 6, 7 and 8.
Decommissioning costs and methods are in a state of development and, there-fore, our October 15, 1979 response represents estimates based on the regulatory environment and criteria that existed at that time. We expect that it will be a matter of many months, and perhaps years, before new ground rules are well established for decommissioning, In the meantime, we see no value in reviewing the existing estimates, i
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AUGUST 11, 1979 NRC REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL INFORMATION RESPONSE TO QUESTION NO. 12 There have been no actions taken by Metropolitan Edison Company since the TMI-2 accident which are related to the safe operation of the TMI-1 facility which reduce costs. Conversely, all actions which have been taken have increased costs. After the accident at TMI-2, Metropolitan Edison Company, es well as mem-ber companies of the GPU System, put into effect cost reduction programs which reduced both capital costs and operating and maintenance expenses.
Future reduc-tions or increases of these items will depend on the general financial condition of the company; particularly, rate relief granted by their respective utility commissions.
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