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Requests That List of Publicly Available Documents Relied Upon in Preparing Core Performance Branch SER Input,Be Compiled & That Reproducible Copies of Referenced Matl Be Transmitted to Records Facility Branch
ML20039F251
Person / Time
Site: 05000561
Issue date: 04/02/1977
From: Parr O
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Check P
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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References
FOIA-80-515, FOIA-80-555 NUDOCS 8201120271
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b UNITED STA US 3f t GUCLEAR REGut ATCf.'l CGMMISSlCN { WASHINGTON D. . 20555 m.. s, Docket No. STN 50-561 MEMORANDUM FOR: P. Check, Chief, Core Performance Branch, DSS FROM:

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SUBJECT:

SER IfiPUT FOR BSAR-205, FROM CORE PERFORMANCE BRANCH of The January 31, 1977 CPB SER input for BSAR-205, by M. Tckar - d W. Brooks, is remarkably comprehensive in reporting the gen ic evaluations of B&W fuel assemblies done by the staff over a period of.several years. The Fuel Section discussion by M. Tokar includes many r terences to original source documents initiated by staff members B&W indicating that a thorough review of pertinent raterial has been completed. We intend to use the references supplied with the CPB report in a separate reference section at the back of Section-4.0 of the " Report to the ACRS", which document will become, later, a NUREG issue titled " Safety Evaluation Report". A number of the references are NRC internal documents or generic correspondence between B&W and the NRC. USNRC Bulletin No. 3201-2, issued January 14, 1977, presents guidelines for referencing source material in NRC documents, and particularly in NUREG reports. Our DPM procedures incorporate some of the requirements of this bulletin. In order to properly present your SER input and references, and to i assure the availability of those references to readers having a legitimate interest in same, we are requesting that you complete two actions: (1) Check the distribution on each of the references (other tnan Topical Reports by B&W) to determine that it should in fact be availacle in the PDR. The reference list in the Report to ACRS will include a general statement, applicable to all citations, that says "Available j in NRC POR for inspection and copying for a fee". An internal paper such as a technical memo should not be referenced unless it is already available in the POR or will be made available in the PCR prior to i issue of the Report to ACRS (in mid-May 1977). g .C 8201120271 810403 ~ ~ ~ PDR FOIA MADDEN 80-515 PDR,_

r A-1 i (2) ~ Assemble a file of reproducible ccpies of all referenced documarts other than Topical Reports. Transmit this file to :nis office ~anc 4 we will in turn transmit to to the Records Facilities Branch prior to the final NUREG. report issue of the Safety Evaluation Report. This will assure the availability of letters and memoranda which,'while nominally available in the PDR, are more readily retrievable if also located in our Central Files with the other original material indexed to a_ specific NUREG~ report. [0}x &.h JTan~ U. Parr, Chief Light Water Reactors Branch No.~3 Division of Project Management cc: 'R. Heineman R. DeYoung R. Boyd 1 W. Brooks M. Tokar R. Meyer D. Fieno . c. T. Cox. g ' ' i I l l 1 I I I I l t

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