ML20045B385

Weekly Info Rept for Wk Ending 930604

ML20045B385
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Issue date:	06/10/1993
From:	Blaha J NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (EDO)
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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20655 INFORMATION REPORT June 10, 1993 SECY-93-165 For:

The Commissioners From:

James L. Blaha, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO Suttiect:

WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING JUNE 4, 1993 Contents Enclosure Nuclear Reactor Regulation A

Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards B

Nuclear Regulatory Research C

Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data O

General Counsel E*

Administration F

Information Resources Management G

Controller H*

Personnel I

Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights J

K Enforcement Consolidation L

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Policy Planning Public Affairs 0

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International Programs Congressional Affairs Q

R Regional Offices Executive Director for Operations S*

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Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Items of Interest l

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Health Physics Society Southeastern Reaional Workshop on implementation of the New Part 20 l

Members of the Radiation Protection Branch (J. Cunningham, J. Wigginton, and

1. Essig) participated in a discussion panel for the technical sessions involving implementation issues for the new Part 20 at the Health Physics Society Southeastern Regional Workshop, " Implementation of HRC's New Part 20:

Questions and Answers, Problems and Solutions," held at NIST in Gaithersburg j

on May 27-28, 1993. The workshop was sponsored by the Baltimore-Washington Chapter of the Health Physics Society.

j Environmental Qualification On May 28, 1993, A. Thadani, G. Hubbard, and M. Callahan brief ad staff members of the House of Representatives Mining and Energy Subcommittee on environmental qualification (10 CFR 50.49) issues. The major focus of the briefing was Information Notice 92-81:

Potential Deficiency of Electrical Cables With Bonded Hypalon Jackets.

BWR Water level On May 28, 1993, the staff issued NRC Bulletin 93-03, " Resolution of issues Related to Reactor Vessel Water Level Instrumentation in BWRs." This bulletin was issued on an expedited basis, and requested that BWR licensees implement short term compensatory actions and operator training to ensure that potential level errors due to noncondensible gas are promptly recognized and appropriate actions are taken during transient and accident scenarios initiated from reduced pressure conditions (Mode 3). The bulletin also requested each BWR licensee to implement hardware modifications at the next cold shutdown beginning after JC y 30, 1993, or prior to starting up, if a facility is in cold shutdown on July 30, 1993.

l The staff briefed the Commissio an this issue on Tuesday, June 1, 1993. Also making presentations to the Commission at that briefing were the BWR Owners' Group and Mr. Paul Blanch, a public participant.

Indian Point 3 The unit has been shutdown since february 26, 1993, for the " Performance Improvement Plan" outage. The licensee's latest schedule has plant restart no sooner than August 1993. A Special Team Inspection exit briefing was l

conducted by Region I on June 1, 1993, and is discussed in Enclosure R.

Salem Nuclear Generatina Station. Units 1 and 2 Salem 2 has experienced problems in the rod control system during the restart from the seventh refueling outage.

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The licensee has formed a Significant Event Response Team to determine i

the root cause of the rod control problems.

Following completion of the licensee's investigation, a conference call with the NRC staff to discuss the

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problems and solutions will be held.

Salem 1 continues to operate at 100%

power with no significant problems.

A phone call between the licensee and the staff was held on May 27, 1993, to discuss the licensee's plans for resolving the open issues as a result of the

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i fire protection inspection that was conducted during May 17 thru May 21. The i

more significant issues include the adequacy of the 3M fire barrier material, the ability of the licensee to implement the alternate shutdown procedure from t

outside the control room and emergency lighting.

The licensee was unable to provide a schedule for completion of these items. A follow-up phone call will i

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Items of Interest i

Week Ending June 4, 1993 i

t Pronosed Amendments to Uranium Mill Tailinas Standards i

On May 28, 1993, Administrator Browner of the Environmental Protection Agency j

(EPA) approved proposed amendments to EPA's environmental standards for uranium mill tailings disposal in 40 CFR Part 192. The amendments should be published in the Federal Reaister within a few weeks.

EPA initiated these amendments as part of its efforts to eliminate unnecessarily duplicative regulations by rescinding Clean Air Act standards in Subpart T of 40 CFR i

Part 61.

In 1990, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission petitioned EPA to reconsider the Subpart T standards, along with standards in Subparts I'and W, i

on the basis that they were unnecessary because the regulatory programs of NRC and the Agreement States were already providing sufficient protection to the public and environment from air emissions of radionuclides from licensed facilities.

EPA's schedule in proposing the amendments to Part 192 was driven

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by the October 1991 staff level Memorandum of Understanding on Subparts T and W between 14RC, EPA, and the States of Colorado, Texas, and Washington, and l

the settlement agreement between EPA, American Mining Congress, Natural Resources Defense Council, Environmental Defense Fund, and private uranium q

mill owners.

In accordance with the Commission's agreement in principle with the terms of the settlement P.greement in January 1993, the staff will i

expeditiously develop for Ccmmission review draft proposed conforming amendments to Appendix A of 10 CFR Part 40 by August 1993.

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Update on a SDMP Site-Molvcorp On May 27, 1993, Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff approved the Molycorp, Inc., " Plan for The Closure Of Eight Surface Impoundments At Molycorp's Washington, Pennsylvania Facility" subject to a small number of comments.

However, in implementing the plan, Molycorp must first demonstrate:

(1) that proposed discharges to the sanitary sewer comply with applicable requirements of 10 CFR Part 20; and (2) the accura,c.y of the scintillometer probe calibration used to measure average 2 'Th concentration in a 55-gallon drum, or other suitable container. Molycorp is also seeking approval of the plan by i

the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources (PA-DER).

j Molycorp developed the closure plan in response to a PA-DER directive that the impoundments be closed because they did not satisfy Resources Conservation and Recovery Act requirements for the storage of hazardous materials. The eight surface impoundments were installed in the late 1960s for the purpose of storing hazardous chemical materials.

Each impoundment holds approximately 40,000 gallons of liquid material and from 7 to 80 tons of sludge.

The contents of these impoundments may also contain radiological contamination.

Molycorp plans on developing a decommissioning plan for the site after the closure of these impoundments and expects to complete the closure of these l

impoundments by the end of 1993.

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2 Workshop on Revised Part 20 On May 25, 1993, staff from the Division of Industrial and Medical Nuclear Safety, NMSS, Division of fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards, NMSS, and.

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'gulatory Applications, RES, attended a workshop. sponsored by representat is of the uranium industry to discuss implementation of the revised 10 LtR Part 20. Various fuel cycle licensees presented an overview of their plans to implement the revised Part-20. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff responded to questions raised by the licensees regarding various technical / health physics issues.

Siemens Power Corporation Siemens Power Corporation (SPC)- has notified the Nuclear Regulatory Commission of plans to build a new facility at its Richland plant to house an expanded dry conversion process. SPC currently uses three ammonium diuranate (ADU) lines to convert uranium hexafluoride to uranium dioxide. The new facility j

will eventually house three dry conversion lines with a nominal capacity of i'

400 MTV (metric ton of uranium)/ year per line.

The expansion is on a tentative three year schedule. SPC has also requested an amendment to their special nuclear material license to allow unrestricted sale of hydrofluoric (HF) acid, condensed from the dry conversion off-gases from the existing test.

line, as well as from the new lines. This HF acid has approximately 1 part per million (3 pCi/ml) of low-enriched uranium, and SPC anticipates generating 0.8 million liters annually from two dry conversion lines.

SPC has requested that NRC authorize release limits for the HF acid.

j Site Visits to Department of Enerov Enrichment Plants During the week of May 24, 1993, a staff member from the Enrichment Branch, Division of Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards, observed the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Safety perform a nuclear criticality safety assessment of the highly enriched uranium area at the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant operated by Martin Marietta.

Also, a member of the Enrichment Branch observed a full-participation emergency drill at Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant (PGDP) on May 26, 1993.

The drill tested the response capabilities of PGDP's emergency response organization, as well as federal, state and local agencies.

l These site visits are part of the staff's effort to familiarize itself with technica' aspects of the enrichment plants prior to assuming regulatory jurisdiction.

l Yucca Mountain Site Visit l

On May 25-26, 1993, Division of High-Level Waste Management technical staff participated in a site visit to the Yucca Mountain candidate repository site i

to observe and discuss Department of Energy (DOE) site characterization progress in the assessment of Quaternary faulting, exploratory studies facility (ESF) excavation and mapping, and studies of recent earthquakes near Yucca Mountain.

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studies of faults located in and near the repository block.

P'articipants-f observed evidence of faulting'in trenches excavated across' faults and heard presentations by investigators responsible for trenching studies. The site visit also included a stop at the north portal of the ESF where DOE has begun e

preparation of a launching chamber for a tunnel boring machine to be used to

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excavate subsurface testing facilities to characterize the proposed repository.

At the north portal site participants entered the excavation l

(approximately 100 feet into Exile Hill) and observed the progress of ESF work-and were provided a demonstration of a photogrammetric technique to support geologic mapping of features within the excavation.

Audit of the Defense Waste Processino Facility (DWPF)

During May 3-7 and May 24-28, 1993, quality assurance (QA) staff of the i

Division of High-level Waste Management'(HLWM) and the Center for Nuclear e

Waste Regulatory Analyses (CNWRA) observed a Department of Energy (DOE),

Office of Waste Management, Vitrification Projects Division QA audit of the

-l Savannah River DWPF at the Savannah River Plant, South Carolina. The audit was also observed by representatives from the DOE Office of-Civilian i

Radioactive Waste Management Office of QA. The State of Nevada did not

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participate in this audit. The audit evaluated the adequacy and effectiveness-l of implementation of the DOE Savannah River Operations Office Defense Waste Processing Division (D0E/DWPD) and Westinghouse Savannah River Company (WSRC)

QA Program Descriptions as applied to the waste acceptance activities associated with the high-level waste from production at the DWPF.

r The HLWM and CNWRA observers determined that in general, the audit was effective and the implementation of the DOE /DWPD and WSRC QA programs was adequate for the programmatic areas that were audited.

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audit, seven preliminary Deviation Corrective Action Requests (DCARs) were issued. The adverse conditions identified in the DCARs do not appear to be' significant in terms of the overall DWPF QA program as implemented by' 00E/DWPD 1

and WSRC.

Denartment of Eneroy Awards Contract for Tunnel Borina Machine On Thursday, May 27, 1993, the Department of Energy (DOE) Yucca Mountain Project Office (YMP) awarded a contract to design and manufacture a tunnel boring machine (TBM) to Construction Tunneling Services, Inc. at a cost of 512.8 million.

The TBM will be used to excavate the subsurface exploratory studies facilities (ESF) at Yucca Mountain. The delivery date for the TBM is mid-March 1994, and the TBM is expected to be operational at the ESF north portal approximately April 15, 1994. The contractor and the YMP are currently investigating features to mitigate grease and oil leakage from the TBM to the underground facilities. The TBM will be capable of boring a tunnel 25 feet in diameter at an approximate speed of 8 feet per hour.

y Continuino Earthouake Activity in Yucca Mountain Area On May 30, 1993, at approximately 8:20 a.m. an earthquake occurred approxi-mately 30 kilometers east of Yucca Mountain in Rock Valley.

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4-the aftershock zone of events that cr.urred on May 16-17, 1993, and, like those events, had a shallow focal depth of approximately 5 kilometers. _ As a result of reanalysis of data from the May 16-17, 1993, earthquakes, the magnitude estimate for the largest of those events has been revised from 4.0 to 3.3.

No information on whether there were any effects noted at the Yucca Mountain site is available at this time.

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RES/NRR 0A Coordination Meetino A periodic meeting between the staffs of RES and NRR to coordinate QA activities was held on May 26, 1993. The meeting resulted in the following i

conclusions: 1) Regulatory guide endorsement should proceed for NQA-1-and NQA-2 (1989 Edition with latest published addenda), including NQA-2 Part.2.7 on l

software QA; 2) There is a need to establish internal procedures for staff participation on NQA standards committees; 3) RES/DE will support NRR in a.

forthcoming audit of the Watts Bar QA program.

Atmospheric Dispersion and Deposition On May 24, 25, and 26, 1993 PRAB met with members of the European CEC i

(Commission of the European Committees) to complete the formal expert elicitation of U.S. and European experts in the areas of atmospheric dispersion and deposition.

The 16 experts that were elicited-had previously l

met in Rotterdam in April at which time they were informed as to the types of i

information that they would be requested to present. All 16 experts gave individual presentations to explain their rationales and were then also j

subjected to individual elicitation. The data received from these experts will be processed in the next few months and a report will be prepared that l

fully describes the technical process and bases for further elicitation on the l

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Office for Analysis -and Evaluation of Operational Data Items of Interest.

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~i Diaanostic Evaluation'and Incident Investiaation Branch (DEllB) l The South Texas Project (STP) Diagnostic Evaluation Team (DET) formal exit' meeting was held June 3,1993, at the STP site. The meeting was open for i

public. observation and received significant media attention. The Mayor of Bay-City, Texas, representatives from the Governor's office, and the cities of' Austin and San Antonio attended. Also in attendan'ce were several private l

citizens.

incident Response Branch (IRB) l IRB staff will be in Paris, France next week to report on U.S. participation t

in INEX-1, the international tabletop exercise to examine communication processes between neighboring countries in the event of a nuclear accident.

The U.S. has conducted two tabletop exercises as part of this program. The NRC conducted an exercise with the State of Michigan and Canada on April 6-7, and EPA conducted an exercise with the State of New York and Canada on May 5.

IRB staff has also been invited to-serve as a Reporter at the Paris session to discuss the consolidated experiences of the 17 participating nations with respect to monitoring during emergency situations.

-l IRB staff members were in Omaha, Nebraska from June 1-3 to train the-States of Nebraska and Iowa on Response Technical Manual-92.

IRB staff also conducted j

training in Nebraska ~for the upcoming FRMAC-93 exercise.

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IRB staff provided ERDS training in conjunction with a Nuclear Plant Analyzer exercise'in Region II.

j Preliminarv Notifications PNO-II-93-024, Florida Power & Light Co., Ft. Pierce, FL, Shutdown in a.

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PNO-IV-93-018, Louisiana Agreement State Licensee, Marrero, LA, Radiography Overexposure.

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Contract Award i

A competitive contract was awarded to IFC,.Inc. of:Fairfax, VA on May 27, 1993. The contract calls for a feasibility study of-the_ possible recentralization of the operator licensing function at.NRC. -The contract i

amount is $312,588, and the period of performance is from June 1, 1993 to September 30, 1993.

Federal Procurement Conference and Fair A representative from the Division of Contracts and Property Management attended a Federal Procurement Conference and Fair at the Washington l

Convention Center on June 3, 1993. _The purpose of the conference, ' sponsored by Representative Eleanor Holmes Norton, was to identify new small; business sources and. provide them with information on how to conduct business with the Federal government, and is discussed further in Enclosure J.

i Aerospace Industries Association / National Security Industrial Association (AIA/NSIA) Meetina Raymond Brady, Director of Security, attended the' AIA/NSIA Industrial Security Committee Meeting on May 24 - 26, 1993 in Tucson, Arizona. The meeting topics included a. National Industrial Security Program status report, a presentation by the General Counsel on the Senate Intelligence Committee on " Industrial Security Beyond 1993," and a discussion on coping with/ preventing violence in-l the workplace.

i Sionificant E01A Reouests Received by the NRC For 4-Day Period of May 28 -

June 3. 1993 i

Request for a copy of report AE0D/T908. -(Dave Davis, The Plain ~0ealer, F0IA-J 93-309) 1 Request.for records regarding Amstat Industries, Il and NRD, Inc. and-Herbert Products Inc. of New York.

(Charles King, The SIMCO Company, Inc., F01A,

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(Edward Vazquez, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, Inc., F01A-93-312)

Request for a recently issued report on instrumentation _to monitor water levels in reactors.

(Howard Fawcett, American Chemical Society, F01A-93-313) i Request for legal analysis or legal determinations regarding Part 40 material license.

(John Darke, F01A-93-315)

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have been installed in the AUTOS environment.

IRM's goal is to complete RES by

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l Consolidated Hot Line A NUDOCS (Nuclear Documents System) guidance document has been prepared to assist-1 Hot Line personnel in determining problem resolution and a proper referral point for NUDOCS-related questions. A meeting with the Consolidated Hot Line Project l

Officer is being scheduled to review this document and answer any questions related to access, services and products of NUDOCS.

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In accordance with NRC Management-Directive 3.53, "NRC _ Records Management Program," Part IV " Procedures for Managing Papers of Federal Officials and Presidential Appointees," 43 boxes of personal papers'of former NRC Commissioner James K. Asselstine, stored at the Af, were donated to the Hoover Institute in Stanford, California.

I Compjiter Security On May 25, 1993, the Office of Information Resources Management staff met with the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation (NRR)- staff who are responsible for NRR sensitive systems to present training concerning the purpose and preparation of security plans.

August 3-5, 1993 has been agreed upon as the date for conducting the risk assessment of.the Region 11 Local Area Network. A security awareness training session was requested and will be presented.

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NRC Picnic Site Visited The Annual Picnic scheduled for September 12, 1993 at the Potomac Polo Grounds' l'

will include a catered lunch provided by Smokey Glen Farm Barbecuers; a.

magician, clown, moon bounce, sack races, and face painting for the children; l

and horseshoes, volleyball, basketball, softball, and tug-of-war for the i

energetic.

This event is subsidized by the Employees Welfare and~ Recreation Association.

Ticket prices are 58.00 for persons 12 years and older and 54.00 for children ages 3 through 11.

There is no charge for children under 3.

Arrivals HORNSTEIN, Andrew COMPUTER AIDE (COOP)

RI Retirements BURNETT, Paul REACTOR ENGINEER (PFT)

RII CLARK, Arthur CHEMICAL ENGINEER (PFT)

NMSS DAVIS, A. Bert REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR (PFT)

RIII KONDIC, NenaG ELECTRONICS ENGINEER (PFT)

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HERR, Frederick SR. PROG. & CONTRACTS ANALYST (PFT)

IRM LEE, Kenyell CLERK (STAY-IN-SCHOOL) (OPF1)

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LOPEZ, Alfredo CLERK (STAY-IN-SCHOOL) (0PFT)

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J Federal Procurement Fair and Conference On June 3,1993, Von Deloatch from SBCR and Elinor Cunningham from DCPM participated, along with individuals representing sixty-four other governmental agencies, in a Federal Procurement fair and Conference convened by Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton.

i This was the first such event held and it focused on providing the District of Columbia's small businesses with expanded opportunities for doing business l

with the federal government, and to give federal agencies the opportunity to broaden their procurement resource bases. Approximately 1000 small businesses j

and prime contractors attended.

The Honorable Federico Pena, Secretary of Transportation was the keynote speaker for the event.

Secretary Pena highlighted several new efforts l

underway at the Department of Transportation designed to assist small i

f businesses. He also emphasized the President's strong commitment to the country's small businesses.

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I Office of Enforcement Items Of Interest Week Ending June 4, 1993 i

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A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalties in the amount of 56,250 was issued on June 1, 1993, to Wayne General Hospital, Wayne, 1

New Jersey. This action is based on two Severity Level III violations The l

first violation involved a substantial f ailure to implement the Quality Management Program, as required by 10 CFR 35.32, in that written directives signed and dated by the authorized user were not prepared prior to administration of certain radioactive materials to patients. The second level i

III problem was an aggregate of twelve violations (individually level IV and V) of the radiation safety program which collectively represent a breakdown in

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the control of licensed activities.

The base civil penalty for a Severity 1

Level 111 violation for this licensee is 52,500.

For the first violation, while a basis existed for a 50X escalation of the penalty because the l

violation was identified by the NRC, and 50% escalation based on prior opportunity to prevent the violation, a basis also existed for a 50%

j mitigation because of the licensee's prompt and comprehensive corrective actions.

Therefore, on balance, 50% escalation of the base civil penalty is

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warranted.

Accordingly, a civil penalty of 53,750 for the first violation is i

proposed.

For the second problem, the base civil penalty was escalated 50%

based on NRC identification and mitigated 50% based on licensee's prompt and

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comprehensive corrective actions, resulting in no adjustment to the base civil penalty. Hence, a civil penalty of $2,500 is proposed.

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cumulative penalty of 56,250.

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An imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of 51,250 was issued on June 2, l

1993 to Wahiawa General Hospital, Wahiawa, Hawaii. The action was based on breakdown in the control of licensed activities involving four violations of radioactive material transportation regulations, classified in the aggregate as a Severity Level III problem. The Licensee responded to the Notice in letter dated March 17. 1993.

In its response, the Licensee admitted the t

violations but requested remission of the civil penalty.

After careful consideration of the Licensee's response, the staff has concluded that the proposed escalation of the base civil penalty for lack of prompt corrective action and prior opportunity to identify should be withdrawn, and that a civil l

a penalty in the amount of 5750 should be imposed.

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i A Partial Relaxation of Order Suspending License was issued on June 3,1993 to Oncology Services Corporation, State College, Pennsylvania.

The action was taken pending the completion of ongoing NRC investigations and licensee l

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brachytherapy machine and remained lodged in a patient.

The patient subsequently expired.

The licensee has made major changes in its procedures and management control which have been amended into the license. As a result i

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Pittsburgh Cancer Center and Greater Harrisburg Cancer Center). Accordingly, the staff has relaxed the~ 0rder to permit _the resumption of treatments.at these two facilities by named individuals. _All provisions of the Order will remain in effect at all other facilities operated under the NRC license. The relaxation will be granted today by letter from the Regional Administrator, j

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An Imposition of Civil Penalties in the amount of $3,800 was issued on June 4, 1993 to Rhoda Cobin, M.D., Midland Park, New Jersey. The action was based on willful violations involving:

(1) failure to have at.the facility, a portable radiation measurement survey instrument capable of measuring dose rates over y

the range 1 mR/hr to 1 R/hr; and (2) failure to repair or replace the dose l

calibrator when the accuracy and constancy error exceeded 10 percent, and j

(3) administering doses of iodine-131 to patients even though the dose as j

determined by the reading on the dose calibrator exceeded the prescribed dose i

by more than 10%. The licensee responded to the Notice in. letters dated March 11 and 16, 1993, and requested mitigation of the civil penalties. After careful consideration of the licensee's responses, the staff has concluded l

that a sufficient basis was not provided for rc.itigation of the proposed civil penalties.

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Northern Virginia Endocrinologists, Annadale, Virginia paid a civil penalty in j

the amount of $500. The action was based on a Severity Level 111 problem that included two violations for failure to:

1) provide a written directive and verify the patient's identity by more than one method for medical administrations of iodine-131, and 2) instruct individuals using licensed materials under the supervision of an authorized user in the licensee's l

written quality management program (QMP). The base civil-penalty of $500 was escalated 50 percent because the violations were identified by the NRC and l

mitigated 50 percent because of prior good performance.

No further adjustment to the base civil penalty was warranted. A Severity Level IV violation was also cited regarding the disposal of licensed material in ordinary trash.

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Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, paid the civil penalty. in-1 the amount of 53,750 for a Severity Level III problem associated with a i

carbon-14 contamination event. The action was based on two violations involving failure to keep licensed material under constant surveillance and immediate control, and f ailure to label radioactive material. The base civil penalty for a Severity Level III problem is $2,500. The penalty was mitigated l

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Duke Power Company (Catawba) paid a civil penalty in the amount of $75,000.

The action was based on a Severity Level Ill violation for both loops of the Nuclear Service Water system being inoperable from August 1992 through l

February 25, 1993, due to incorrect torque switch settings on three of the four pump discharge valves. The base civil ' penalty was mitigated 50 percent t

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Generic Letter 89-10.

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'I Northeast Nuclear Energy Company (Millstone) paid a civil penalty in the l

amount of $100,000. The action was based on a Severity Level 11 violation l

related to the harassment, intimidation and discrimination against an instrumentation and control supervisor for raising safety issues. The base civil penalty was escalated to $100,000 because of the significant management-involvement in the violation. This action was approved by the Commission in an SRM dated April 30, 1993.

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s During the week, Main chiller and cooling tower tests began. The first layer of l

asphalt and all curbing for the driveway around TWFN were completed during the week.

A correction is needed on the east (back) side parking area where the slope is too great to accommodate landscape finishing.

KT Landscaping began placing the drainage board and lightweight soil on _the northeast section of the OWFN plaza. This is the last 200 square foot section to be covered with the soil. About four dozen trees were planted on the plaza -

Willow Dak, Kwanzan Cherry, Whitehouse Pear, Shadblow Serviceberry and Village Green Zelkova.

Temporary trees (Male Ginkgo) were removed from planters in front of OWfN. They I

will be replaced by Amanogawa Cherry Trees.

On June 1, the Director and various representatives of GSA, the developer, and i

the developer's consultants met with members of the Montgomery County Fire Marshall's staf f to propose an alternative method, provided for in the County's l

regulations, for assessing fire safety in TWFN under Section 101 M of the National fire Protection Association Life Safety Code. The alternative method was accepted.

i On June 2, the Director attended the spring reception of the Transportation i

Action Partnership (TAF) at Montgomery Mall, Main Court, where he received a Certificate of Recognition for dedicated service and contributionsoto TAP from i

TAP President Charles Camalier, III.

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On June 4, dbl. Inc. presented mockups and proposed design and construction' l

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representatives of ADM and IRM.

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-t School Vohmteers Proaram - Career Awareness Presentations Dave Diehl (IRM):

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Hasselberg (NRR): 50 students at Fairland E.S.

Caz Kampe (NRR): '40 students 1

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Naomi Grossman (RES): 100 second graders at_ Brown Station E.S.

School Volunteers Proaram - Nuclear Safetv/Eneray/ Electricity Presentations j

Frank Coffman (RES): 50 third graders at Highland View E.S.

Toi Massey (NRR): 60 sixth grade classes at St. Jude School.

Ron Hernan-(NRR): 25 fourth grade students at Westbrook E.S.

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40 tenth grade students at Poolesville H.S.

School Volunteers Proaram - Science Fair Judaes At Kenmoor Elementary School'in Prince'Georges County:

Sarita Brewer, Amy Cubbage, Maudette Griggs, Ken Ecclesten, Steve Alexander, Debbie Jackson (all i

NRR), James Heck (ADM), Mary Drouin (RES), Joe Sebrosky (AE00).

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l At Montgomery Area Science fair: Commissioner Rogers, Beth Wetzel, Phil Ray, Vernon Hodge, Jack Strosnider,. Tommy Le, Donna Smith, Krys Pardzewski, Ronaldo-l

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Erasmia Lois (RES).

j School Volunteers Procram - On-the-Job Shadowina j

Steve Hoffman and Karan Cotton (both NRR) each hosted one student from i

Gaithersburg Intermediate School at NRC for a day to learn about the i

engineering profession. Tony Hsia (NRR) hosted 2 eighth grade students from i

Hoover Middle School at NRC-for a day.

1 School Volunteers Procram - Tutorina Bill Burton (NRR) helped a student at Wheaton High School prepare for the math j

i Scholastic Aptitude Test.

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Isabel and Mark Miller (both NRR) are providing guidance and hands-on science activities to a fifth grade student at Beverly Farms Elementary School.

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.I Items of Interest Week Ending June 4, 1993 1.

Three Mile Island Security Inspection A security inspection was conducted at Three Mile Island during the week of May 17, 1993, to review the potential regulatory issues stemming from f

the Incident Investigation Team review of the February 7,1993, vehicle intrusion into the site protected area. The inspection was limited to the licensee's compliance with the NRC-approved Security and Contingency plans and other applicable regulatory requirements. Weaknesses were identified in the local law enforcement response and the' licensee's i

response strategy; however, no violations were identified.

The inspection results were presented to the licensee in an exit meeting on May 28, 1993, which was attended by representatives of the i

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources and the Region I Director, DRSS.

An inspection of the Emergency Planning aspects of the incident will be conducted the week of June 7,1993.

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The purpose of the STI was to identify root causes'for the Indian Point 3 performance decline, assess the licensee's effectiveness.

f in identifying and resolving problems, and to identify any additional restart issues. The STI, which started on April 26,-1993, and ended on May 28, 1993, assessed the following:

(1) Management / Organization (including both the site and corporate office); (2) Self-Assessment / Quality Programs; and (3) Functional Area Assessment for the Auxiliary Feedwater and Service Water Systems (operations, maintenance / surveillance, and engineering /technica1' support. The major STI conclusions were:

- Weak Management Processes and Controls Exist

- Weak Management Skills and Vigor Exist

- Weak Independent Oversight Exists i

The STI also identified 10 additional restart issues. The exit meeting concluded with a public question and answer period.

NYPA management agreed with all findings presented. The unit will not i

restart until both NYPA and the NRC agree that it can be restarted and-j operated safely.

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Enteroy. Inc.

1 On June 1, representatives from Entergy, Inc. were in the Region II.

i Office to attend a Management Meeting to discuss Engineering Initiatives at Grand Gulf.

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Carolina Power and liaht Company Brunswick Unit 2 has completed their commitments to implement a slow-monitored startup and. power ascension program with several hold points.

to assess performance.

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Reaion 11 Participation in the Idaho Nuclear Enaineerina laboratory Exercise On June 2 and 3, 1993, members of the Region II-Incident Response organization participated in an emergency exercise.

The exercise involved a simulated reactor accident and tested reactor safety and protective measure functions. The exercise was developed and controlled by representatives from the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory.

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South Carolina / Utilities Meetina on New PAGS.

On June 2 and 3, a Region II DRSS manager met with representatives of

-j Duke Power Company, Carolina Power.and Light Company, South Carolina i

Electric and Gas Company, and the State of South Carolina in Columbia, i

South Carolina..The meeting concerned the implementation of-Environmental Protection Agency's Protective Action Guidance which will j

incorporate new 10 CFR 20 concepts and be effective January 1,'1994.

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Termi Station i

Mr. E. G. Greenman, Director, Region Ill, Division of Reactor Projects, and Mr. William Dean, Acting Director, NRR Project Directorate 111-1, plus others were at the Fermi site on Thursday,. June 3, 1993.

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purpose of the visit was for a site tour, a meeting with the licensee on Fermi performance, and an exit meeting for the special inspection on independent verification. This also included a meeting with over 200 personnel on site representing all departments to express concern over recent declining personnel in performance at the Fermi plant.

Subsequent feedback response from the licensee was positive.

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D. C. Cook Station On June 1,1993, a management meeting was held between Mr. J. B. Martin, Regional Administrator, Region 111, Mr. E. G. Greenman, Director, 3

Division'of Reactor Projects, and Mr. E. E. Fitzpatrick, Vice President-,

Nuclear, Indiana Michigan Power Company, to discuss the recent INP0 evaluation of D. C. Cook and matters of mutual interest.

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On June 2,1993 a plant performance meeting was held between Mr. J. B.

Martin, Regional Administrator, Region Ill, members of the Region 111 staff, and Commonwealth Edison Company (CECO) Dresden Station management.

The purpose of the meeting was'to review Dresden Station's performance during the previous month and included discussions on the completed Unit 2 refuel outage and the Unit 3 forced outage.

The licensee presented information on work accomplishments to date and expected activities over the next operating cycle.

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Quad Cities Station On June 2, 1993, an enforcement conference was held between Mr. J. B.

Martin, Regional Administrator, Region 111, members of the Region Ill J

staff, and Commonwealth Edison Company (CECO) management regarding Quad Cities emergency diesel generator (EDG) deficiencies.

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construction, the swing EDG would not respond properly to all design basis events.

In addition, during the last operating cycle, the Unit 2 EDG was degraded due to cooling water pump bearing problems.

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Davis Besse On June 3,1993, the Regional Administrator, Deputy Regional Administrator, Acting Director, Division of Reactor Safety, Deputy Director, Division of Reactor Projects, other Region 111 staff members, and NRR met with the Vice President Nuclear - Davis Besse, the Davis Besse Plant Manager, and other senior licensee management ENCLOSURE R JUNE 4, 1993 l

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'f acility Supervisor, Ohio Department of. Health, also attended the' meeting.

The purpose of the meeting was to discuss two reactor coolant inventory control events which occurred on April 3 and April-13,.1993, the results of the eighth refueling outage, future goals, dry fuel

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Parkview Memorial Hosoital On June 4, 1993, an enforcement conference was conducted in the Region 111 office between representatives of Parkview Memorial Hospital and l

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rate remote afterloader treatment.

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St. John's Medical Center On June 4, 1993, an enforcement conference was conducted in the Region l

111 office between representatives of St. John's Medical Center and members of the Region 111 staff. This conference was held to discuss the findings from the special safety inspection conducted from November 24, 1992, through April 21, 1993. The inspection was conducted to review the circumstances surrounding a misadministration which occurred in November 1992 involving a teletherapy treatment.

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Meetina with Homestake Minino Company i

d, On June 2, 1993, the Deputy Director and members of the URF0 staff met with Homestake Mining Company and its consultants to discuss the ongoing j

review of the proposed reclamation plan for the Grants Uranium Mill.

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Associate Director for Projects, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation; Regional Administrator; and other members of the staff attended a public j

exit meeting on site on June 3,1993, where the DET Team Leader presented the DET inspection findings to the licensee.

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between-B. H. f aulkenberry, Regional Administrator and members of the j

Region V staff and H. Ray, Senior Vice President, SCE,'and his staff to discuss the unplanned extremity exposure event and violations addressed i

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between B. H. faulkenberry, Regional Administrator, and members of the Region V staff and W. Conway, Executive Vice President, APS, and his i

staff to discuss the Emergency Preparedness issues resulting from the j

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- w 6/15-16/93 52-001 GE Nuclear Energy To provide the ACRS sub-f4RC/GE C. Poslusny 0

8:30-4:30 175 Curtner Avenue committee the opportunity to San Jose, CA gather information about-concerns and issues associated with-the review of the GE ABWR standard safety analysis report and the final safety evaluation report.

6/15/93 52-004 General Electric To discuss the methodology, NRC/GE M. Malloy 9:00-4:00 Washington Liaison Office qualification, and review 6/16/93 12300 Twinbrook Parkway schedule for the TRACG computer 9:00-12:00 Suite 315 code, which GE uses for boiling Rockville, MD water reactor thermal-hydraulic analyses.

6/28/93 50-400 Shearon Harris Nuclear To discuss the status of NRC/CP&L N. Le 10:00-12:00 Power Plant licensing actions at Shearon State Road 1134 Harris Nuclear Power Plant, New Hill, NC 27562 Unit 1.

'6/30/93 50-346 Union Electric To discuss items of generic NRC/ UNION ELECTRIC L. Wharton 8:00-4:00 50-483 Corporate Office interest between NRR, Region 50-331 1901 Chouteau Avenue III, and licensees for the 50-440 St. Louis, Missouri plants in NRR Project

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Date/ lime Number location PuCpose Applicant NRC Contact 6/7 N/A las Vegas, NV NRC/ DOE Interactions NRC C. Abrams Scheduling Meeting DOE for Jul-Dec 1993 State of Nevada and local governments 6/8-9 N/A Tropicana flotel NRC/ DOE Technical NRC C. Abrams 8:00am-5:00pm Las Vegas, NV Exchange on Geophysical DOE Integration and State of Nevada Volcanism Studies and local governments l

~6/14-16 N/A Boston, MA To participate in a NRC NJ.Orlando l

Mixed Waste Workshop Federal Agencies and be a speaker Environmental Organizations Licensees 6/14-17 N/A San Antonio, TX UMTRA inspection Falls NRC D. Rom l

Gunnison, C0 City site, VMTRA Site Personnel Inspection Gunnison Site 6/14-18 N/A Denver, CO To participate in NRC R. Bangart DOE's Environmental DOE Restoration and EPA Waste Management State / Local Reps.

Advisory Committee Labor Reps.

Meeting Public Interest Reps.

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Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact 6/14-16/93 N/A Halden, Norway Halden Board of Management Meeting T. King T. King Board of Management members 7/6-9/93 N/A Boston, MA RELAP5 International Users RELAPS Users D.Solberg Semina-7/7-8/93 N/A Holiday Inn Nuclear Safety Research Review

NSRRC, G.Sege Bethesda, MD Committee meeting - General E.Beckjord, review of NRC research-programs other NRC staff, public 10/20-22/93 N/A Boston, MA Conference on Achievements of NRC, OECD/NEA, A. Rubin the TMI-2 Vessel Investigation-Utilities / Industry, Project, sponsored by OECD/NEA OECD members, and NRC Public E

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6/21-25/93 NA Springfield, IL Illinois Radiation State J. Lynch Control Program Visit 6/21-25/93 NA Bismarck, ND.

North Dakota Radiation State R. Doda Control Program Review 6/24/93 NA Harrisburg, PA Anpalachian LLW Compact LLW Officials M. Miller Meeting 6/27-28/93-NA Dixville Notch, NH New England Conference PUCs M. Miller of Public Utility Commissioners 6/28-7/2/93 NA Ft. Calhoun, NE Fort Calhoun Emergency EP Officials C. Hackney Planning Exercise 6/29-30/93 NA Concord, NH New Hampshire Radiation State T. Darden Control-Program Visit-7/11/93 NA Madison, W1 Midwest Legislative States R. Lickus l

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7/12-13/93 NA Oswego, NY Nine Mile Point EP Officials M. Miller Emergency Planning.

Exercise 7/12-15/93 NA Washington Washington Radiation State J. Hornor Control Program Visit 7/12-16/93

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Date/ Time Number location Purpose A_policant NRC Contact 06/15/93 50-333 Oswego, NY NYPA presentation of the Selected NRC Staff Eselgroth 10:00 a.m.

FitzPatrick results improve-Members and Licensee ment Program 06/15/93 50-271 Region i Enforcement Conference Selected NRC Staff Kelly 1:00 p.m.

to discuss Scram Solenoid Members and Licensee Pilot Valve issues 06/16/93 50-219 Region i Enforcement Conference Selected NRC Staff Rogge 10:00 a.m.

to discuss Health Physics Members and Licensee Issues and Radiological Controls 06/22/93 50-245/

Region i Enforcement Conference Selected NRC Staff Doerflein 10:00 a.m.

336/423 to discuss Licensee Actions Members and Licensee concerning Identifications i

of a Single Failure Design Vulnerability 06/29/93 50-387 Regian 1 Introduction of Recently Selected NRC Staff White 10:00 a.m.

50-388 Appointed Licensee Members and Licensee Executives

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06/09/93 50-325 Southport, NC Meeting with CP&L to RA, Ril Staff Ebneter 1:00 p.m.

50-324 discuss status of the and Licensee Brunswick facility 06/18/93 50-261 RIl Office Self-Assessment Dep. RA, RII Staff Reyes CPL - Robinson and Licensee 2:00 p.m 06/22/93 Chattanooga. IN Quarterly Press Conf.

RA and Local Ebneter-with News Media News Media 1:00 p.m; 06/23/93 50-390 Spring City, TN Management Meeting RA, Rif Staff Ebneter t

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Hematite, Commissioner Remick Deputy Director, Division of Norelius-Missouri visit to Combustion Radiation Safety and Engineering (ABB/CE)

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