ML20039F878
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| Site: | Browns Ferry  |
| Issue date: | 12/10/1981 |
| From: | Ippolito T Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY DOCKET NO. 50-259 BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT, UNIT NO. 1 AMENDMENT TO FACILITY OPERATING LICENSE Amendment No. 80 License ho. DPR-33 1.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (the Commission) has found that:
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The application for amendment by Tennessee Valley Authority (the licensee) dated July 29, 1981 complies with the standards and requirements of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended (the Act), and the Commission's rules and regulations set forth in 10 CFR Chapter I; B.
The facility will operate in conformity with the application, the provisions of the Act, and the rules and regulations of the Commission; C.
There is reasonable assurance (i) that the activities authorized by this amendment can be conducted without endangering the health and safety of the public, and (ii) that such activities will be conducted in compliance with the Commission's regulations; D.
The issuance of this amendment will not be inimical to the common defense and security or to the health and safety of the public; and E.
The issuance of this amendment is in accordance with 10 CFR Part 51 of the Commission'.s regulations and all applicable requirements have been satisfied.
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Accordingly, the license is amended by changes to'the Technical. Spec-ifications as indicated in 'the attachment to this license amendment and paragraph 2.C(2) of Facility License No. DPR-33 is hereby amended to read as follows:
(2) Technical Specifications The Technical Specifications contained in Appendices A and B, as revised through Amendment No.80, are hereby incorporated in the license.
The licensee shall operate the facility in accordance with the Technical Specifications.
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ATTACHMENT TO LICENSE AMENDMENT NO. 80 FACILITY OPERATING LICENSE NO. DPR-33 DOCVIT N0. 50-259 Revise Appendix B as follows:
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The underlined pages are the pages being changed; marginal lines on these pages indicate the revised area. The overleaf pages are provided for convenience.
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Hetcorological data chall be su=marized and reported consistent with the recor.mendations of Regulatory Guide 1.21 (June 19Tk) and Regulatory Guide 1.23 (February 1972), and meteorological observations shall be recorded in a form consistent with National Vesther Service procedures.
If the outage of any meteorologiqa1 instrument (s) required by Regulatory <
Cuide 1.23 (February 1972) exceeds seven consecutive days, the. total outage time, the dates of cutage, the cause of the outage, and the,instru-ment (s) involved shall be reported within 30 days.of the initis. tion of the outage to the USNRC, Office of Inspection rad Inforcement, with a copy to the Offlee of Nuclear Reactor Regulation, Divi: ion of Operating Reactors. Elements of this prograra may be modified or' terminated.in accordance with Subsection 5.6.3(c).
The collection of meteorological data at the pIant site provides _information for use in developing atrespheric diffusica parar.cter for estimating potential rc.dyation doses to the public resulting from actual routide or abnorcal re icAses of radioactive materials uto the 5tmosphere, and for m'
assessing tb6 Actual impact of the plant cooling system on the atmospheric enviror. ment of the site area. A meteorological date collection prograd f.
as described above is necessary to meet the requirements of subparagraph 50.36a(a)(c) of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix D to 10 CFR Part 50, and Appendix E to 10 CTR Part 50.
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Scecification Menitoring requirement deleted.
Recortine Recuirements The licensee shall submit to NRC copies of impingement study reports as now required by the NPDES Permit No. AL00220SO or as may be required as a result of EPA's detarmination pursuant to Section 315(b) of the Clean Water Act.
Submittals to *:he NRC shall be on the same schedule as required by the NPOES penmitting authority.
8 aces To avoid ccnflict or unnecessary duplication between the NRC monitoring 'progran and the program imposed by the NPDES permit, this ETS requirement relies on the permit program. Submittal of copies of study results obtained under the NPCE5 permit will allow th.e NRC to maintain awareness of the consequences of our licensing acticn.
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Soecifientien An en.-tron = ental conitcrir.c progran shall be conducted a= described below at locations indiented in Tigtres k.2-1, k.2-2, nd k.2-3 cad Tcble= k 21 h.2-2, b.2-3, and L.2 l, with sn=pling and caelysis frequencies given in c
Table 4.2,1.
espebilities in Table k.2-3 are achieved. Analytical techniques used shall be su 1.
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The atmospheric =onitoring netvork is divided into three subgrou a.
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Five local r.onitors are The four periceter and two renote nonitorir.g stationloc Tigure k.2-2.
are shovr. cn locations for 2ro ns Terry !(uelcar Plent are listed in Tab e h.2-2.
Each eeniter sh:11 be capabic or continuously ::=pling air at regulated flow of approxicately three cubic feet per cir.ute throu;h a particulate til'er.
particulate fil:er is a char:stiIn series with, but dovn trce= of, the filter used to colicet iodina.
Amendment No. 80
5.0 ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS Chiective This see: ion describes the ad=inistrative and =anage=ent controls established to provide continuing proteccion to the environ =ent and to i=ple=ent the envi-consen:al Technical Specifications. Measures to be specified in this sse:1on -
include the assign =ent of responsibilities, organi:ational structure, operating procedures, review and audit functions, and reporting require =ents.
Specifications 1
5.1 Rescons ibiliev 5.1.1 The power plant superintendent has responsibility for operati=g the plant in co=pliance with these Technical Specifications.
5.1.2 The Manager, Office of Natural Resources, is responsible for the non-radiological environmental monitoring program outside the plant.
The Chief, Radiological Hygiene Branch,-
is responsible for the radiological monitoring program out-side the plant.
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5.2 oreanization 5.2.1 The orgar.1:a: ion of TVA =anage=ent which direc:ly relates to operation of :he plant is shown on Figure 5.2-1.
5.2.2 The pri=:1 pal organisations vi:hin TVA which are concerned vi:h environ =en:al =at:ers related to nuclear power plan: operations are the Office of Power, Office of Natural Resources, and the Office of Health and Safety. The Office of Power is direc:ly responsible for operating the plant in accordance vich specified requirements and conducting onsite =enitoring. 'The Office of Natural Resources and the Office of Health and Safe:y are respon-sible for providing technical guidance, assistance. =eni:oring, and other services as needed for environ = ental co=pliance. The organizations above report to the General Manager as shown in Figure 5.2.1.
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5.3.1 The Office of Power Quality Assurance and Audi: Staff shall ensure that a periodic audit of the environ =en:al =enitoring program is conducted,ac least once per calendar year.
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review of the.following ite=s:
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Coordination of environ = ental Technical Specification deve~ lop-cen: vich the safety Technical Specificaciens to avoid conflicts
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Proposed changes to the Environ = ental Technical Specificaticus '
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and :he evaluated impact of the change.
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Preposed vri::m ereced=res, as described is See:iss 5.5 and penosed chsnges thereto which c:ald sir.ificat17 af *oce tha plese's en rtrees>=ntal i= pact.
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h; posed cht.nses or modificscicus es pl.a.sc systess er equip-mec whir.h could sigsificsseiy aff ac: :he p12=:'s c=v:ron-mental i= pact ed the evaluaced 1Nact of the ch=nge.s.
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lenul:s of the esvir= mened sect:cr1=g prog==s pri== to their subsi:::1 is each A===al Operati=g Imocr:.. See See:1cus 3.5.1 ed 5.5.2.
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Ic;cr:ed inst==ces of violatscus.of a=vir==:mer.cd :ach=1cs1 specificact s.
Were i=resciga:1cs i=di acas, evaluac1=n and for=uls:1cu of rec;=sendatices :s pr=vec :th.
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~5.5.1 Dec 11od s-it:m or:cedurns for the in-7 4== couradioinstesi 1
=s-sit. ring pro.. i=cled1=- check-sff lists, where applicable, u
J sha.11 Se pecycred by C t? cd n%. 4 by the pl.m: superistandent (or his dest;;=me) ar.d adhered to.
5.1.2 Deeziled wrt::cs creced=res for the c=vire==enesi ::e 1:oring propas outsida tha plasc, including check-of" liscs, where applicable, shall ha prepared, rec =1ve appropriata ad=iniscrative approval ed be adhered ca.
A quality ceneral proprza for the radiological c=vire:=sental moni.orin; prega has beou escablished vi:h the Alabea Deparr:nent of public !aal:h Ad:xisiseracte.s Lboratory ad the 2:.'virmed Procaceton Agency, Pont:;= nary. Alaba:sa. Samples of air, vucar, xilk, gnd vegecscien co11 acted around the 3T:fF are forvarded to thase 1.2heracorisa foe malysis; and reeults are a=ch.csswd foe cruoardson.
An iscursa qua11:7 esucrol prog =:n for the radiological =viren.
sental monitarisi prog:== is being e=cdue:ed whereb7 roughly one tenth.of all sa=sles are analyzed in dupli:sta. A quality cenersi prop =a is c=ndue:ad with the. I=vi.wesi ?rotection Agency is-1.a.s " essa. in which spiked sa=ples ars asm1 :ad and the :esults 7
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Ta_corary chantes to orocedures which do not chanze the intent 1
of the origi=si procedure 4v be made, provided such channes are documented and are soproved my cuo of the following elant personnal Sucerintendent Assistanc Sumerintendent Onerations Scoervisor Assistant Operaciens Superviser Shift Insineer 5.6 Re3ertine teent--sents 5.6.1 A revert shall be prevared by TVA and submitted to NRC following the end of each 12-ecath seriod of eneracion, which shall su= sari:e che resul:s of the contadiological environ = ental =enitoring orotras.
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A su=r.arv recor shall be stesared for hoth the innlan:
nonitoring 1 orram a:d the =enradiolatical renitorint prograns and subed::ed to the Director of Oivision of Licensing, NRC, as mart of :he A=nua1 0cerating Reecre vi:his 1:0 days af:ar December 31 of each year, b.
1:dioloriesi !=viree-ental snitorine Routine tweertine Reporting Requirements:
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T7A shall orecare a report enci: led "!. vir:nmental Radio-activity Levels - Browns Terry nuclear Planc - Annu.a1 Resort." The report shall c=ver the orevious 11 months of cperation and shall be submit:ed to the Director of the NRC Region II Office (with a copy to the Directer, Office of Nuclear Reac:or Regulacion) within 120 days after January 1 of each vear. The recor: for.ac shown in Regulaccry Guide 4.8 Ti.le 1 shall be used. The report shall include sunmaries, inter,'recations, and evaluaciens of the results of the diologiesi environ. enesi surveillancs ac:ivities for the report seriod, including a ce=uarison with preoperacional studies and/or operational controls (as amoro-priaca), and an assesc=ent of the observed i= pac:s of the planc' overstion on the environments. If harsful affacts or evidence of irreversible da: sage ars decected by the comitoring, che licensee shall provide an analysis of the sroblem and a prooosed course of ac:1on to alleviace :he proble 3 1
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2esui:s of all :sdislogical environmental a =ples takan sh411 be s"-- rised and tabulated on an annual basis. In the event that so:e Te ulta ars ~not availabic vi:hin the 120-day period, the :eport shall be submit:ed notint. sad explainiac the
__ reason for the missing resul:s. The missing data shsil te submitted as soon as possible in a supplesestary report.
5.6.3 Mon-Routine tesorts a.
Radiototte:1 Anocalou: Measurements 1.
If, during any 12-sanch repor: period, a nessured :evul of :adia-activity in any envirer.= ental sedium other chan these assseisted vith tascous radiolodine : 1 cases excacds tes'ti=e: :he car. tral s:s: ion value, a wri::en notif t:acion vill be suh=1::ed within one veek advising the K:C of :his condition.* This
- no tifi:acion should include n evaluacion of any release condt:fons, envi n-
=es:si fac:s:s, or other aspec:s necessary :o crylain the an::alous result.
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!!. dur ng any 11-eenth re or: peri =d, a acasured 1 vel :!
radi:4::ivi:7 in any enytron=antal medium other than :hesc
'associa:cd vi:h gaseous radiolodinc : les:as cr.cced- !=ur ti=cs
- he : n=rol station value, a veit:en noti!!:stion vill be su::1::cd v::hin 30 days advis g the II?.C ol :hir. condi:i n.
This notaitca: ton St.aula inclu.le an eveti aair.s nf any :=;saae, candi:Lons, enviranceacat f actors, or other aspec:s necessary to explais the anomalous r:sul:.
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I! individual stik samples shes ;-121 enne n= ration: o f 10 pt:: curies per 11:e: or g es:ar', s plan si.all Le sub s::cd vi:hi: 10 days advising the NRC of ch4 p:cposed ac: ton :s ensu e the plant rela:ed annual doses vill ha within :ht des 13: obj ec:ive of 15 ::am/yr'::ac::: to the thyroid of :7 1r.dividual.
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'In :ba case of a cen:stavely anssal us value for ind:est: nriu4 a esnitr=ntory resnalysts of the ortcinal.
cupitcacc or 4 =ev saep;: :.y 6: Jeste.ht:.
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BRT)WNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT, UNIT NO. 2 AMENDMENT TO FACILITY OPERATING LICENSE Amendment No. 76 License No. DPR-52 l.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (the Commission) has found that:
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The application for amendment by Tennessee Valley Authority (the licensee) dated July 29, 1981 complies with the standards and requirements of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended (the Act), and the Commission's rules and regulations set forth in 10 CFR Chapter I; B.
The facility will operate in conformity with the application, the provisions of the Act, and the rules and regulations of the Commission; C.
There is reasonable assurance (1) that the activities authorized by this amendment can be conducted without endangering the health and safety of the public, and (ii) that such activities will be conducted in compliance with the Commission's regulations; D.
The issuance of this amendment will not be inimical to the common defense and security or to the health and safety of the public; and E.
The issuance of this amendment is in accordance with 10 CFR Part 51 of the Commission's regulations and all applicable requirements have been satisfied.
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Accordingly, the license is amended by changes to the Technical Spec-ificaticns as indicated in the attachment to this license amendment and paragraph 2.C(2) of Facility License No. DPR-52 is hereby amended to read as folicws:
l (2) Technical Specifications The Technical Specifications contained in Appendices A and B, as revised through Amendment No. 76, are hereby incorporated l
in the license. The licensee shall operate the facility in accordance with the Technical Specifications.
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Changes to the Technical Specifications Date of Issuance: December 10, 1981
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Revise Appendix B as follows:
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.u-Heteorological dsta chall be su=marized and reported consistent with the recernendations of Regulatory Guide 1.21 (June 1974) and Regulatory Guide 1.23 (February 1972), and meteorological observations shall be recorded in a form consistent with National Veather Service procedures.
If the outage of any meteorologiqal instrument (s) required by Regulatory Guide 1.23 (February 1972) exceeds seven consecutive dcys, the total outage time, the dates of outage, the cause of the outage, and the instru-
=ent(s) involved shall be reported within 30 days of the initiation of the outage to the USliRC, Office of Inspection and Enforec=ent, with a copy iio the Offlce of Nuclear Reactor Regulation, Division of Operating
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Reactors. Elements of this program =ay be modified ~ or ter=inated.in accordance with Subsection 5.6.3(e).
The collection of meteorological data at the plant site provides information for use in developing atmospheric diffusion parameters for estimating potential radiation doses to the public resulting from actual routine or abnormal releases of radioactive materials to the St=osphere, and for assessing the actual i= pact of the plant cooling system on the at=espheric envireraent of the site area. A meteorological date collection pregram as described above is necessary to meet the requirements of subparagrcph 50.36a(a)(c) of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix D to 10 CFR Part 50, and Appendix E to 10 CFR Part 50.
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k.0 ENVIRC.TI!:TAL SURVEILLA.!!CE The pro,re.:s elemer.ts described belov are designed to detcet and mecsure the 1:. poet of plc..t cg:re. tion on the environ =ent.
If on the basis or this 7cogran it is estchliched thst.no sigt.ificant adverse enviror. cotal impact has resulted or is likely to result fros operction of the Brovns Ferry I!uclear Pls.nc, ele =ents of the environ =er.tr.1 surveillc.nce pros 7cm ra'/ be =odified or ter=in
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Recortine Receirements The licensee shall submit to.NRC copies of impingement study reports as now required by the NPDES Per :it No. AL00220SO or as may be required as a result of EPA's determination pursuant to Section 315(b) of the Clean Water Act.
Submittals to *the NRC shall be on the same schedule as required by the NPDES pemitting authority.
Bates To avoid conflict or unnecessary duplication between the NRC monitoring 'progran and the program imposed by the NPDES permit, this ETS requirement relies on t'.e permit program. Submittal of copies of study results obtained under the NPCE5 pemit will allow the NRC to maintain awareness of the consequences of our licensing acticn.
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This section describes the ad=inistrative and =anagement controls established to provide continuing protection to the environ =ent and to i=ple=ent the envi-con = ental Technical Specifications. Measures to be specified in this section -
include the assign =ent of responsibilities, organizational structure, operating procedures, review and audit functions, and reporting requirements.
Specifications 5.1 Resoonsibiliev I-5.1.1 The power plant superintendent has responsibility for operati=g the plant in co=pliance with these Technical Specifications.
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l 5.2 oreanization 5.2.1 The organization of TVA =anage=ent which directly relates to operation of the plant is shown on Figure 3.2-1.
5.2.2 The principal organizations within TVA which are concerned with environ = ental =acters related to nuclear power plant operations are the Office of Power, Office of Natural Resources, and ths Office of Health and Safety. The Office of Power is directly responsible for operating the plant in accordance with specified requirements and conducting onsite =enitoring. The Office of Natural Resources and the Office of Healt.Y and Safety are respon-sible for providing technical guidance, assistance, =enitoring, 4
and other services as needed for environ = ental co=pliance. The organi=ations above report to the General Mannger as shown in Figure 5.2.1.
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Am:ndment No. 76
. Prepara: ion of the proposed envirer.. ental Technical 5;iecificacions.
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Coordination of environ: ental Technical Specificacion develep-cen: vith the safecy Technical Specificaciens to avoid conflic:s and =aintain consistency.
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? oposed changes cc the Environ = ental Technical Specifica:ic=s -
and the evaluated i= pac: of :he change, d.
P;; posed writ:=n crocedures, as dese:1 bed is see:iss 3.5 and preposed changes therste which cecid sig=1ficancif afaec: tha phat's envireemenczl i= pac:.
?;; posed chr.nSee er modificacicus to phnt syseess er equip-e.
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lasults of the e=vir==nescal moni:cri:g pre 5:==s yrier to that:
sub=1 : 1 is e.ach A===al Cysra:iss Import. See Secticus 3.5.1 and 5.5.2.
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Whern 1=resci a51cu 1:licaces, evaluacien and for=uls:1cu of rece=ssedaciens :s pr=vec tcur
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3.1 Ae-ic s be Ts% if en hv1... aesl T.:"3 is heeeded 55 ? meedures 3.3.1 Det:11od vri::m neuendurss for the is-viz=: contadiologiesi sent:: 1=g p;ogr:n, i=eledi=; chect-off lis s, where applicable, shall be pecpered by C:t? s=d..m.,4 by the plant seps 1scandene (or his dest;;=me) and adhered ca.
5.3.2 Detailed wri::en crecederes for the c=virec==ne:1 =ect:eeing prestas cu:sida tha planc, including check-of f liscs, where applicable, shall be preparsd, receive appropriacs ad=inisc;scive approval a=d be achered ca.
A quality cencrol pregets: for the radiological c=rizeesental socitori:q pres ca Es been escablished with the Alabssa Nyar:3=nc of 7:blic Eaal:h AA,H-dscracies Laboracory and the hvireemancal Procac:1on Agecy, v.=nts;= nary. A14 bums.
!aples of air, water, silk, gsd vesecacica co11 acted around the 3r:f? are forwarded to i
these 1.aboracaries for analysis; and resul:s are axe.'.cnged for c_unariscn.
An incatual quality ecuerol program for the radiological ectir=u-sental enitoring progr=a is being candne:ed whereby roughly one tench of all es= oles are analy:ed in duplicaca. A quality concrol pros :s is cendec:ad with the. hvireemental ?;ocac:ics Agency in 1.as 7esss in which spikad sa=ples ars analy:ad and the :esul:s-co= pared.
. 1 3.3.3 All procedures d=sc-ibed in Sectica 3.3.1 and all chanees thereto shall be reviewed and sooroved orter to isolementation and on an annual basis thereaf ter by the niant management.
Te_corary chan:es to orocedures which do not change the intent of the ori 1:sl procedure nay be made, stevided such channes are documented and are acproved my two of the followinx niant personnel:
Sueerin:endet Assist. ant Sumerintendent Onerations Sumer riser Assistant Operations Superviso:
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5.6 Reeertine teout--se,es 3.6.1 A recort shall be preeared by T7A and sub d.::=d to NRC following the and of each 12-month seriod of overation, vnich shall su== art:e the resul:s of the honradislogical environ = ental =cni:orinz orotras.
5.6.2 teuti== te-e--in; a.
A stns.a:r resort shall be orecared for both the inslan:
monitoring iros 2n and the nonradiolatical coni:orist prograns and subm1::ed to the Director of 31tision of Licensing, NRC, as nar: of the A:nual Ocerating Recort within l'O days af:ar Decenber 31 of each year.
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2:diolariesi ?nvireemental Menitoring Rou" time teeert1=r Repor:1sg Requirements:
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T7A shall presere a report entitled "Invironmental Radio-ac:ivity Levels - 3revns Ferry !!ualear Plant - Annual Reco rt. " The report shall c=ver :he previous 12 months of operation and shn11 he submitted to the Direc:or of the NRC Recion II office (vich a copv to :he 01:ector, Office of Neelear Rese:or Regulation) within 120 davs after January 1 of each vear. The recor for: et shown in Regulatory Caide 4.3 Title 1 shall be nsed. The report shall include st=maries, interprstations, and evaluations of the results of the ::diological environments 1 surveillance activities for the resort oeriod, including a cascarison vi:h preoperational studies and/or operational controls (as amore-priata), and an assesenent of tha observed i=pae:s of the plant'coarstion en the environme ta.
If harnful effects or evidence of irreversible damage are detectad by the noottorist, the licenses shall previde an analysis of :he sroblem and a procosed course of action to alleviate :he proble3 l
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Zesul:s of all radiological environmental samples takan shall be s"- ?rized and tabulated on an annual basis. In the event that sa:e results are ~not e.vailabic within the 120-day period.
the report shall be submit:ed notint. nd explaining the 1
_ reasons for the missing resul:s. The stasing data shall be suboitted as soon as possible is a supplenestary report.
$.6.3 Non-soutine tesorts a.
Radiolott:31 Aneenlous Measurements 1.
If, during any 1*-sanch repor; period, a ocasured !cvul of radio-activity in any envirer. mental medius other than :hese associated with gaseous radiolodine releases escacts tes'ti=es :he cor.crol sta: ion value, a vri::en r.ott!!:acion vill be sub=1::cd vi:hin one week advising the NRC of :his condition.
This*nocift:ation should include :n evaluacion of any release condt:for.s. envi n-
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I an :alous result.
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tadicac::vi:7 in any environ =antal o4dium other than :hese j
associa:cd with gaseous radioisdtnc ::1ca:As cr.cced: four ti=cs
- he can::a1 sta: ion value, a v.1::en no:1!!:acion vill be su:::::ed vi:hin 30 days advis :c the uP.c of :ht.. condi:i:n.
This notifica:Lon should inclu.le an evel. a'it.n of any reissas candi::ana, envi:or.:=otal f ac:.ars, or other : spec:s necassary 1
to troisis the ancmalous ::sul:.
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If individual silk samples shee 1-101 con===:ra: en= of 10 pic curies per 11::: or grea: v a plan si.;11 le sub L::cd j
withis 10 days advising the N2C of cha ;:cposed ac: ton :s ensu:e the plant rela:ad annc:1 doses vill ba*vithin :ht desig: objective of 13 ::ac/yrl cac::: to :he thyroid of &:7 i
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!! :.1*r. sar.ples collee:ad over a cair.:.; e, art:er shes everage concentracions of 6.0 picacuries per iater er 6:
ter, a plas shall 'ee sub=1::ed vi:hin 30 4:y; ::vistv4 cnu x%c of :he pesposed ac.: ion to ensure che planc-reiztes.:nnual oozes vill be within the design objec:1va of 15 m.an/77/ reset r to the thyroid of any individual.
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cupitcaco or a =ev saeple Ay L.: cc>:r.b12,
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Policy and Compli-Pequlatory ance Staff
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BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT, UNIT NO. 3 AMENDMENT TO FACILITY OPERATING LICENSE Amendment No. 49 License No. DPR-68
- 1. 'The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (the Commission) has found that:
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The application for amendments-by Tennessee Valley Authority (the licensee) dated July 29, 1981 complies with the standards and requirements of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended (the Act), and the Commission's rules and regulations set forth in 10 CFR Chapter I; B.
The facility will operate in conformity with the application, the provisions of the Act, and the rules and regulations of the Commission; C.
There is reasonable assurance (i) that the activities authorized by this amendment can be conducted without endangering the health and safety of the public, and (ii) that such activities will be conducted in compliance with the Commission's regulations; D.
The issuance of this amendment will not be inimical to the common defense and security or to the health and safety of the public; and E.
The issuance of this amendment is in accordance with 10 CFR Part 51 of the Commission's regulations and all applicable requirements have been satisfied.
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Accordingly, the 1icense is amended by changes to the Technical Spec-ifications as indicated in the attachment to this license amendment and paragraph 2.C(2) of Fai:ility License No. DPR-68 is hereby amended to recid as follows:
(2) Technical Specifications The Technical Specifications contained in Appendices A and B, as revised through Amendment No. 49, are hereby incorporated in the license. The licensee shall operate the facility in accordance with the Technical Specifications.
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This license amendment is effective as of the date of its issuance.
FOR THE NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION f,
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Thomas ppolito, Chief Operating Reactors Branch #2 Division of Licensing 1
Attachment:
Changes to the Technical Specifications Date of Issuance: December 10,1981 I
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ATTACHMENT TO LICENSE AMENDMENT NO.49 FACILITY OPERATING LICENSE NO.. DPR-68 DOCKET NO. 50-296 Revise Appendix B as follows:
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The underlined pages are the pages being changed; marginal lines on these pages indicate the revised area. The overle.af pages are p:ovided for convenience.
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0 11 Heteorological data chall be su=marized and reported consistent.vith the-recommendations of Regulatory Guide 1.21 (June 197k) and Regulatory Guide 1.23 (Febman 1972), and meteorological 9bservations shall be recorded in a form consistent with National Veather Service procedures.
I If the outage of any meteorological instrument (s) required by Regulatory Guide 1.23 (February 1972) exceeds seven consecutive days, the total i
outage time, the dates of outage, the cause of the outage, and the instru-ment (s) involved shall be reported within 30 days of the initiation of the outage to the USNRC, Office of Inspection and Enforec=ent, with a
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copy to the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation, Division of Operating Reactors. Elements of this program may be modified or terminated.in accordance with Subsectiort 5.6.3(c).
The collection of meteorological data at the plant site provides infome. tion for use in developing atmospheric diffusion parameter: for estimating potential radiation doses to the public resulting from actual routine or abnormal releases of radioactive materials to the St=osphere, and for s
'essessing the actual i= pact of the plant cooling system on the at=espheric enVirorsent of the site area. A meteorological datr. collection pregran as described above is necessay to meet the requirements of subparagrcph 4
50 36a(a)(2) of 10 CFR Pe.rt 50, Appendix D to 10 CFR Part 50, and l
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Soecification Mcnitoring requirement deleted.
Recortino Receirements The licensee shall submit to NRC copies of impingement study repoi ts as now required by the fiPDES Pen::it No. ALOD220SO or as may be required as a result of EPA's detemination pursuant to Section 316(b) of the Clean Water Act.
Submittals to the NRC shall be en the same schedule as required by the NPDES pemitting authority.
Bases To avoid conflict or unnecessary duplication between the NRC monitoring progran and the program imposed by the NPDES permit, this ETS requirement relies on t'.e permit program. Submittal of copies of study results obtained under the NPCES pemit will allow the flRC to maintain awareness of the consequences of our licensing acticn.
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Ob'eetive An environ =matc1 radiolegical monitoring proart:s is conducted to -verity projected or enticipated radioactivity concentratio:s e.nd related public exposures.
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An en rirone:..tal conitorir.E progra. chall be conducted a:
lo stions indicated in Tigures b.2-1, k.2-2, :md b.2-3 cad Tcble::
described below at b.2-2, b.2-3, and L.2 l, with campling and ene. lysis frequencies given in k.2-1, Table k.2%1.
espabilitics in Table 4.2-5 are achieved. Analytical techniques used shall be suc 1.
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located on or adjacent see to the plant site, as sho71 The four perir.eter and two re.n.oto nonitoring stationin Figure 4.2-1.
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Esch moniter sh.ll be capsble of continuously :=pling air rectiated flow of approde.stely three cubic feet per einute throu&h at a particulate filter.
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This section describes the ad=inistrative and =anage=ent controls established to provide continuing protection to the environ =ent and to i=ple=ent the e=vi-rennental Technical Specifications. Measures to be specified in this section include the assign =ent of responsibilities, organi:ational structure, operating procedures, review and audit functions, and reporting require =ents.
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5.1.2 The Manager, Office of Natural Resources, is responsible for the non-radiological environmental monitoring program outside the plant.
The Chief, Radiological Hygiene Branch,-
i is responsible for the radiological monitoring program out-side the plant.
5.2 oreanization 5.2.1 The organi:ation of TVA =anagement which directly relates to operation of the plant is shown on Figure 3.2-1.
5.2.2 The principal organi:ations within TVA whidh are concerned with environ = ental =acters related to nuclear power plant operations are the Office of Power, Office of Natural Resources, and the Office of Health and Safety. The Office of Power is directly responsible for operating the plant in accordance with specified require =ents and conducting onsite =enitoring. 'The Office of Natural Resources and the Office of Healttr and Safety are respon-4 j
sible for providing technical guidance, assistance, =onitoring, and other services as needed for environ = ental co=pliance. The organizations above report to the General Manager as shown in Figure 5.2.1.
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and the evaluated impact of :he change.
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heposed writ::n orocedures, as described is See:1on 3.5 and pr: posed chmtee thereto which could sigr.1ficac17 aff act tta plane's enviroc:seneal i= pact.
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heposed ehr.nSee or modifications to planc syecess or equip-nec vnich could signifitaatly 9.ff ac: tha plan:'s ezrriren-mental i= pact cad the evalu. aced 1:yace of the changss.
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3 Zeocrted issc:=ces of violac1cus of crrir:::ssucal tachsical specificaciecs. L'haru i=resci:;atics *
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3.5.2 Detailed written crocedurce for the envirec=encal moni:ocing pregia outsido cha planc, including check-of f lises, where applicable, shall ha preparmi, recaive appropriate adminiscrative approval and be adhered to.
A quality cencrol progrzza for the radiological errviret=>=ncal soci oring progrtin has been emeablished with the Alabasa Deparc3=nc of Public Esalth Mshtstracion I.abosacory and the I:viretrauncal hocaccion Agency, went:tornary. Alabama. $suples of air, wecar, silk, and vegecacien collacced around the 3T57 are forverdad es these laborncarina for analyets: and results are azchented for ccupar m*.
An incarnal quall:7 control progrrra for the radiologiesl ecviron.
sental monitoring progr ra is being conducted whereb7 roughly one teach,of all samolas are analyzed in duplicaca. A quality concrol progrza is cenducted with the. E::virot=sental hocac: ton Agency in.
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"a=corsry changes to orocedures which do noc chante che incent of the orizi=si procedure may be made, provided such channes are documenced and are aoproved oy tw of the following niant personnel:
Suserintendene Assistant Sumerintendenc Oneracions Suoerriser Assistant Operacions Supervisor Shif: Engineer 5.6 Reeertine tecci--aenes 5.6.1 A resort shall be precared by T7A and sulm:1::ed to NRC following the end of each 12-oonth seriod of ooeracion, uttich shall su=sart:e che resui:s of the conradiological environ = ental soni:oring orogras.
5.6.2 teuet:r tene-tint a.
A su= art recor: shall be orecared for Seth the isolan:
monitoring 9togran and :he nonradiolatic.al moni:orinc progra=s and submi::ed to the Director of Division of Li'ensing, NRC, as part of :he A=nual coerating c
Racces within 120 days af:ar December 31 of each year.
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7:dioloriesl ?nvirou mutal % nitoring Rou'etse incorrine Reporting Requirements:
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T7A shall orevers a report enc 1: led "Invironmental Radio-ac:ivity Levels - Browns Ferry Nuclear Planc - Annual Reco rt. " The report shall cover the previous 12 sonths of operation and shall be submitted to the Director of the trac terion II office (vich a copy to the Director, Office of Nuclear Rese:or Regulation) within 120 davs after January 1 of each vear. The recor: format shown in Regu12cory Guide 4.3 Title 1 shall be used. The report shall include summaries, incorpretacions, and evaluacions of the results of the radiological environmencal surveillancs ac:1vities for the report seriod, including a ec=roarison with preoveracional studies and/or operational controls (as amore-priaca), and an assessmanc of the observed i= pac:s of the planc* overacion on the environmenca. If harmful effects or evidence of irreversible damage are decacted by the monicoring, che licensee shall provide an analysis of the orablem and a prooosed course of accion to alleviace che orobles.
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Radisto-t:1 Anocalou: Measurements 1.
If, during any 12-sanch report period, a sessured level of radio-se:ivity in any environmental medium other chan those associated with gaseous radiciodine releases excacds ten i=es the control ses: ion value, a wri::en notificacion vill be submL::c-J vi:hin one week advising the NRC of this condicion.9 This'nocificacion should include an evaluacion of any release conditions, envi::n-
=e::a1 factors, or =cher aspec:s necessary :o explain the an: alous result.
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!!. dur ng any *1-rench :e or: peri:d, a measured Irvel :!
radt:ac:1vi:7 in any environ =ancal oadium other than :hese associated with gaseous radiciodtac : lesses exceeds four tizes
- he c:n:rol s:a: ion value, a v.1::en ns:1!!: actor, vill be su :1::cd vi:hin 10 day: advis g the up.c of :htr. con 41:i:n.
This notifica: ton should inclu.te an evet.:a*1ce. of any re* sase condi::ans, environ = ental f act Jes, or other aspec:s necessary to explain cas anomalous resul:.
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!! individual 311% samples shee 1-101 cone::: acion of 10 pt:: curies per li::: or gres:at, a plan si.;11 le subst::cd vi:his 10 days advisin; the NaC of cha p:cposed action ta ensu:e the plant rela:ed annual doses vill be within the design obj ective of 15 =rac/yr/rcactor to :he thyroid of 4:7 ind*71 dual.
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!! : 1). samp es collec:td over a es* m r.; e,arr:er sh.:s everste conecatracions of 6.0 picoeuries per later er u::.tcr. a pla-shall 'ee sub=1::ad vi:hin 30 day :: vista; enu sxc ai :he proposed accion to ensure the planc-yeistes annual aoses vi"1 he within the-des t;n objet:ive of 15 m.co/yr/ccset r to :nd thyroid of any individual.
- In the case of a te-stav4Ly anassimus value for rnca,st-Jnrtue, a esn(tr=ntory resualyuts of the ortci.El. a cupitcacc of a :ev samp;
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la. taka insta.tce the resul : of the egnfirza:ary analysia s?.all b, cosplu:aa :- the earlias:
tire consts:en: vi:h tn. ::alys;4, anc tf :ne hig.: valu,. rest, gia rapar: :s :he FAC thall be succit:ad wichts one week follswing this ansi;-.ts.
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