ML20058C821

Weekly Info Rept for Wk Ending 931119

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Issue date:	11/23/1993
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{{#Wiki_filter:f Of d November 23, 1993 For: The Commissioners From: James L. Blaha, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO Sub.iect: WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 19, 1993 Contents Enclosure Nuclear Reactor Regulation A Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards B Nuclear Regulatory Research C Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data D General Counsel E* Administration F Information Resources Management G Controller H* Personnel 1 Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights J* Enforcement K Consolidation L State Programs M Policy Planning N* Public Affairs 0* International Programs P Congressional Affairs Q Regional Offices R Executive Director for Operations S Meeting' Notices T

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l t Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Items of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1993 Susouehanna Steam Electric Station. Units 1 and 2 On October 28, 1993, the licensee stopped reloading Unit 1 to investigate several refueling events. At the time, only 52 of the 764 fuel assemblies had been loaded in the reactor. In accordance with the Confirmatory Action Letter i issued on October 29, 1993, refueling activities were put on hold. A management meeting was held in Region I on November 18, 1993, during which Pennsylvania Power and Light presented their assessment of the events and corrective actions. The augmented inspection team completed all formal onsite activities as of November 5, 1993. A public exit meeting will be held onsite on November 22, 1993. Beaver Valley Unit I was at 7% power preparing to restart on November 17, 1993, after having tripped on a loss of offsite power on October 12, 1993. The licensee took the opportunity presented by the outage to inspect and make repairs in several systems. Unit 2 remains shutdown under a Confirmatory Action Letter. An augmented inspection team (AIT) left the site on November 13, 1993, after investigating a common mode failure of EDG load sequencers. The failure occurred during a surveillance test just prior to restart from a refueling outage. The licensee added voltage surge suppressors at certain relays to correct the problem. The first integrated system test with the surge suppressors in place failed, apparently because inadequate test instruments were used. The AIT plans to review the test prior to NRC approval of restart. The licensee expects to submit a formal request later this week for restart approval. Severe Accident Mitiaation Desion Alternatives (SAMDAS) The Probabilistic Safety Assessment Branch and other staff from NRR and RES met with TVA on November 10, 1993, to discuss the preliminary results of an updated Individual Plant Examination (IPE) analysis for Watts Bar, and TVA's analysis of Severe Accident Mitigation Design Alternatives (SAMDAs). The i estimated core damage frequency (CDF) for Watts Bar, previously among the highest in the country, has been reduced by a factor of 4 (from 3E-4 to 9E-5). The reduction was achieved via configurational changes, analytical refinements, and procedural modifications. Examples of these changes include changing the configuration and the use of more realistic success criterion for the component cooling water system, a key contributor to Watts Bar risk. A number of issues were raised in the meeting, among which is the IPE modeling of pump seal LOCAs. TVA will respond to these issues in a meeting in December. Since the staff will use the Watts Bar IPE information in conducting SAMDAs evaluations, the staff identified a number of issues that need clarification j i l c 5 NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE A

1.~ + P 7 by the TVA IPE team. These issues were discussed in detail in the meeting and TVA response is expected in the forthcoming December meeting. TVA is also planning to submit an updated Watts Bar IPE in December 1993. Workshoo on Environmental Qualification On November 15-16, 1993, the NRC held a Workshop on E. /ironmental Qualification of Electric Equipment at the Holiday Inn Crowne _ Plaza in '1 Rockville, Maryland. The workshop sponsored by the Office of Research had approximately 250 participants. The attendees included representatives of licensees, vendors, test laboratories, national laboratories, the United i Kingdom, the Union of Concerned Scientists, the Nuclear Utility Group on Equipment Qualification (NUGEQ), NUMARC, NIST, EPRI, and NRC. The meeting focused on the technical issues associated with environmental qualification (EQ) and included plenary sessions on the first day and the afternoon of the second day. Breakout sessions were held the morning of the second day to focus on the topics of Preaging/ Preconditioning; EQ Operating Experience; Condition Monitoring Techniques; and EQ Testing. Th'. workshop provided open discussions between the industry and NRC regarding current questions in'EQ and the activitias being performed under the NRC EQ Task Action Plan (TAP). RES will use information gained during the workshop to develop a program plan for research work to be performed in support of the EQ TAP. t 4 5 1 l c l t NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE A 4

Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Items of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1993 Westinghouse Assessment Meeting Regional and Headquarters staff met with Westinghouse Commercial Nuclear fuel Division's management on November 5, 1993, to review the licensee's performance under its materials license SNM-1107. The meeting was held at the licensee's Columbia, South Carolina plant. Westinghouse presentations included descriptions of their Safety Margin Improvement Program for nuclear criticality safety and other areas of licensee performance. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff and Westinghouse were in general agreement on the areas of Westinghouse performance that represented strengths, as well as on those that called for improvement. Covernment of Japan Visit ]n response to a request by the Government of Japan, in conjunction with the US-Japanese informal bilateral discussions of IAEA Safeguards, a Japanese delegation toured the Westinghouse LEU fuel fabrication plant in Columbia, South Carclina. This plant has been the site of IAEA experimental application of the technique "Short Notice Random Inspection" verification of shipments and receipts. Part 70 St andard Review Plan Meetinas The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is developing a Standard Review Plan to provide guidance to staff members who review applications for licenses, under 10 CFR Part 70, to produce enriched uranium or to process it in making reactor fuel. During November 1993, the staff has held a series of public meetings with f uel cycle licensees to obtain information relevant to the development of acceptance criteria for the various areas of review within the Standard Review Plan. On Monday, November 15, the topics of management control and oversight and quality assurance were addressed. The next day the series of meetings concluded with a discussion of nuclear criticality safety. Representatives of contractor organizations and about a dozen industry representatives attended and provided useful comments concerning the acceptance criteria. The Standard Review Plan is scheduled to be available in August 1994, to accompany the proposed revision of 10 CFR Part 70. Periodic Quality Assurance Meetinq On November 16, 1993, staff from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Division of High-level Waste Management held another in the series of periodic quality assurance (QA) meetings with the staff of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management (OCRWM), to discuss issues of mutual interest related to the QA program for the DOE high-level waste repository. The meeting was attended by representatives of the State of Nevada; Clark County, Nevada; Nye County, Nevada; U.S. Geological Survey, Nuclear Waste Management System Management and Operating Contractor; Science Applications International Corporation; QA Technical Support Services; L ; ' l NOVEMSER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE B

f ~ l 2 i Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Company; Weston; and the Edison Electric l Institute. l Topics discussed included updates on: the status of implementing DOE's new Quality Assurance Requirements and Description Document for the Civilian Radioactive Waste Management Program; the Management and Operations Design _ .i Improvement Plan; DOE Office of Environmental Restoration and Waste Management i Corrective Actions from previous audits; DOE's QA overview of Site Characterization Field Activities; DOE's software QA; NRC's observations of recent 00E audits; and the status of QA open items. The site characterization plan (SCP) Issues Hierarchy and Controls for Resolution of SCP Issues were i also discussed. The Nye County representatives discussed QA plans for a drilling program independent of DOE's program. 1-Meetino of the Nevada Leaislature's Committee on Hiah-level Radioactive Waste t On November 12, 1993, the On-Site Representatives (ors) met with the Nevada l Legislature's Committee on High-Level Radioactive Waste in Las Vegas, Nevada. The purpose of the meeting was to provide an update and status of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's review of the Department of Energy (DOE) scientific and technical studies and to explain any areas of concern or dispute. The Committee Chairman also requested that representatives of the State and local i governments, and DOE discuss these same topics from their points of view. At { the Chairman's request, the ors described the role of the NRC, and how it is implementing its responsibilities in the High-Level Radioactive Waste program, i for the benefit of four freshman members on the Committee. j State Supreme Court Favorable Rulina on the North Carolina low-level Radioactive Waste Manaaement Authority and its Contractor. Chem-Nuclear l Systems. Incorporated On November 5,1993, the Supreme Court of North Carolina ruled in favor of the North Carolina low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Authority and its j Contractor, Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc., in lawsuits brought by the North j Carolina counties of Richmond, Chatham, and Wake. These suits were begun in -l 1990, after the Authority designated sites situated in Richmond, Wake, and j Chatham Counties as potentially suitable sites for a planned low-level radioactive waste disposal facility. Both the Superior Court and the Appellate Court previously had dismissed claims brought by the counties. l These claims charged that the Authority and Chem-Nuclear had not complied with j j site selection requirements in state law;- that the site selection process ) itself was flawed, and that an Authority member had an undisclosed conflict-of j interest. North Carolina Supreme Court considerations were limited to a i single issue raised by a dissenting Appeals Court Judge involving an earlier case that addressed the siting of a hazardous waste facility. The Court held, in the earlier case, that the State's Waste Management Authority may not be preliminarily enjoined in its process of site selection until the Authority has completed the permitting process and made a final site selection. J: NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE B

i l Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Items of Interest 4 Week Ending November 19, 1993 l Comment Period Extension for Two Reactor Pressure Vessel Draft Reaulatorv Guides (DG-1023/DG-1025) l A Federal Register announcement was sent to publish the notice of extension on comment period for the draft Regulatory Guides DG-1023, " Evaluation of Reactor Pressure Vessels With Charpy Upper-Shelf Energy Less Than 50 Ft-Lbs", and DG-1025, " Calculational and Dosimetry Methods for Determining Pressure l Vessel Fluences." The comment period was extended from December 17, 1993, to l January 31, 1994, to accommodate a request submitted by NUMARC. The request l noted that the NRC staff is holding a meeting on December 9, 1993 to discuss ~ the two guides and that insufficient time exists from this meeting date to December 17, 1993, to develop comments and to adequately coordinate comments. l Workshop on Environmental Oualification of Electrical Eauipment On November 15-16, 1993, the Division of Engineering of the Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research sponsored a workshop to discuss the environmental qualification (EQ) of electrical equipment used in nuclear power plants. Approximately 250 persons attended the workshop in Rockville, Maryland, l which was organized by Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL). The nuclear utility industry was well represented with 75 participants from 40 utilities, three from EPRI, and three from NUMARC. Seventy-seven experts in the area of EQ from the nuclear industry, including testing laboratories, equipment manufacturers, architect engineers, and consultants actively participated. Attendees from the NRC staff included RES, NRR, AEOD and the Regions. Other l 2 attendees were affiliated with the Department of Energy (DOE), the National Laboratories, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the United l Kingdom, and Canada. The principal. purpose of this workshop was to solicit information that the staff could utilize to develop the EQ Research Program Plan. The discussions i d focused upon technical issues related to environmental qualification of electrical cables. This was successfully accomplished through the use of prepared presentations by experts in the field, and by four concurrent " breakout sessions" which provided an opportunity for all attendees to i contribute and discuss specific technical issues. The primary areas addressed in the plenary session of the workshop were the NRC's perspective on EQ informational needs, and questions dealing with the technical aspects of environmental qualification, such as p) accelerated ' aging techniques-to i simulate the natural aging of electrical equipment, (2) methods to monitor the condition of cables, (3) operating experience associated with EQ equipment, and (4) EQ testing methods. These four areas were the subject of detailed discussions during the four breakout sessions which occurred on the second day of the workshop. The workshop included an opportunity for an open exchange of ideas and i information between industry personnel, researchers, equipment manufacturers, and regulators involving EQ issues, descriptions of state-of-the-art activities in condition monitoring and research techniques, discussion of 1 l i NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE C { )

_.-a I i 2 l i several recent equipment failures and their causes experienced at operating i facilities, and presentations describing current licensee actions related to j monitoring normal service conditions such as on line temperature monitoring in specific plant locations. The workshop participants noted that there are no condition monitoring techniques currently available which are capable of l determining the extent of cable degradation in the context of remaining qualified life. Several participants discussed a concern that any testing i could lead to additional regulatory burden on licensees. l Hualien Larae Scale Soil-Structure Interaction Experiment [ On November 1-4, 1993, Herman Graves, SSEB/DE, attended the meetings of the Executive Oversight and Technical Management Committees for the Hualien large l Scale Soil-Structure Interaction Experiment. This experiment is-a cooperative effort by Taiwanese, Japanese, French, Korean, and American (NRC & EPRI) participants to validate soil-structure interaction codes and models. The meetings were hosted by the Korea Institute Of Nuclear Safety and the l Korea Electric Power Corporation in Taejon, Korea. The purpose of the meetings was for participants to discuss their predictions of the Forced Vibration Test (FVT) of the 1/4 scale model reinforced concrete containment l and analytical methods used. Discussions centered on the results of the actual FVT and how they compared with predictions. Also discussed was an earthquake of Richter magnitude 4.1 and ground acceleration of less than 0.19 which occurred on September 15, 1993, near the Hualien, Taiwan, test site. j in addition to committee meetings, the participants visited the Wolsung Nuclear Power Plant. Wolsung has one operating unit, a second unit has a i nearly complete containment building, and the foundations for units 3 and 4 have been prepared. Thermal-Hydraulic Codes RELAP5/ MOD 3.1.1 was released during the week of October 25, 1993, to NRC staff and contractors. MOD 3.1.1 contains all of the improvements added to RELAP in the last 18 months to aid staff in evaluating the safety of the AP600 and l SBWR plants. Among the modifications made to the prior released version RELAP5/ MOD 3.1 are an improved separator model, level tracking, condensation l in the presence of noncondensables, code speedop to aid in calculation of long-term transients, boron transportation and thermal stratification. RELAP5/ MOD 3.1.1 has also been interactively coupled to the CONTAIN code to improve analyses of the containment effects on the passive cooling systems in the AP600 and SBWR designs. RELAP5/ MOD 3.1.1 will undergo developmental. i assessment prior to its release for use outside of NRC in the Fall of 1993 with the designation of RELAP5/ MOD 3.2. a NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE C -I .. ~

~ Office for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data ~ Items of Interest + Week Ending November 19, 1993 Diaanostic Evaluation and Incident Investiaation Branch (DEllB) f On November 17, the Quad Cities Diagnostic Evaluation Team report was signed by the EDO and forwarded to the licensee for their review and response. i Incident Resoonse Branch (IRB) IRB staff participated in an Expert's Group meeting at the International + Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, Austria to help in the preparation of a [ document on " Emergency Planning and Preparedness." 4 On November 17, IRB staff coordinated a meeting with representatives of American Nuclear Insurers and the States of Minnesota (representing the National Emergency Management Association), Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia to discuss financial resources for emergency response. Representatives from NRR i and OCG also participated in the meeting. On November 19, IRB staff participated in a meeting with NMSS and the State of Maryland to discuss the results of a recently completed radiological survey of the neutron products facility in Dickerson, Maryland IRB staff and NUS have begun upgrading the Emergency Response Data System (ERDS) software to rur on an improved version of the operating system. Testing will continue through next week. t Trends and Patterns Analysis Branch (TPAB) i i Fred Manning presented a paper entitled, "An Interpretation of Accident l Precursor Data," on November 16, at the Winter Meeting of the American Nuclear Society in San Francisco. The paper used a Complementary Cumulative Distribution function (also referred to as a frequency of Exceedance Curve) to interpret sparse precursor data. This curve helped explain the significance -i of the conditional core damage probabilities that were assessed. Preliminary Notifications a. PN0-1-93-062, Public Service Electric & Gas Co. (Salem 1, 2), Public Service Electric & Gas Co. (Hope Creek 1), Expiration of Security Force Contract. b. PN0-1-93-063, Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, Newark, New Jersey, Identification of Radioactive Material at a Waste to Energy Conversion Facility located in Newark, New Jersey. c. PN0-1-93-064, Yankee Atomic Electric Co. (Yankee Rowe 1), Shipment of l Steam Generators. 1 d. PN0-1-93-064A, Yankee Atomic Electric Co. (Yankee Rowe 1), Shipment o.f Steam Generators (Update). i NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE D i

l e. PNO-II-93-062, Virginia Power Co. (Surry 2), Unscheduled. Shutdown in l Excess of 72 Hours. i f. PNO-II-93-063, Tennessee Valley Authority (Sequoyah 2), Sequoyah Unit 2 Shutdown. g. PNO-III-93-63, Good Samaritan Hospital, Zanesville, Ohio,' Therapeutic l Misadministration. 1 i h. PNO-III-93-64, St. Louis University, St Louis, Missouri, Therapeutic Misadministration. i. PN0-V-93-019, Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (Diablo C. fon 1, 2), Media Interest in USGS Earthquake Prediction. I i i t I l. i l i .i ? NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE D =-. -

~-. I q Office of Administration j Items of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1993 j Marinelli Road Walkway i The NRC (in conjunction with Montgomery County) has constructed a new walkway and crosswalk across Marinelli Road which is accessible to the. handicapped. This walkway was built in an effort to facilitate pedestrian traffic flow to 1 and from the White Flint Metro station. i Contract Awards A contract was awarded to Pilot Software on November 2, 1993 entitled " Command i Center Software Maintenance." The contractor shall provide telephone support, software corrections, new releases and enhancements, and all documentation for NRC's Command Center Software. The contract was awarded for 527,000 and the l period of performance is for one year. l An 8(a) contract was awarded to Pulsar Data Systems, Inc., on November 15, 1993 entitled " Dial Access Network." The contractor shall perform, through j the issuance of delivery orders, modem system integration services (to include i hardware and software evaluation, testing and recommendations), and 3 installation / configuration of network management. The contractor will also i provide the software selected and on-call hardware and software maintenance i support of the modem network. The contract was awarded for 5595,147 and the l perind of performance is for one year. l Sianificant FOI A Reauests Received by the NRC for 4-Day Period of November 12 i - November 18. 1993 { Request for the names, work addresses and phone numbers of Region IV i employees. (Barbara Evans, The Evans Group, F01A-93-603) Request for a copy of the Branch Technical Position on Radiological i Monitoring. (Richard Webb, Studies of Nuclear Hazards and Constitutional Law, F01A-93-604) Z Request for records pertaining to the legal basis for criminal prosecutions of violations of 10 CFR 50.7. (Rita Lari of Newman & Holtzinger, P.C., F01A 606) j Request for records pertaining to the methodology setting forth fee allocation determinations for regulatory services provided by NRC to licensed facilities. { (Patricia O'Toole of Perkins Cole, f01A-93-607) Request for copies of organizational charts and/or telephone directories and f the Five Year Plan for Automated Data Processing Systems. (Cheryl' Shier, t Enable Software Inc., F01A-93-608) { NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE F I .I

t t Request for records _concerning 01 investigation No. 014-91-019, Department of Labor investigation No. 91-ERA-37 and the Notice of Violation and Proposed i Civil Penalty for the Fort St. Vrain nuclear power plant. (Salie O'Malley of l O'Malley & Associates, FOIA-93-610) a r f 1 I t W i P i ^ i l _y i i l l 1 m - NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE F i l = 99F- ' ' - w

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i i 4 Office of Information Resources Management l ~ Items of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1993 a I Conaressional Affairs Action Items Trackino System j On November 10, 1993, the Office of Information Resources Management (IRM) implemented an Action Item Tracking System for the Office of Congressional Affairs (OCA). The application was designed to be used as an aid to control the many requests that OCA receives from Congress through a tickler based mechanism. The system also tracks the assignments of staff and produces reports of monthly activities. Further, the system supports a " key topics" index reference feature whereby OCA can quickly get to the status of requests for specific items or from a specific Congressman. i Special Pro.iect - IRM Review of RES Files j During the months of October and November 1993, IRM and Office of Nuclear l Regulatory Research (RES) representatives met so that IRM could assist RES with their files to determine the documents that are eligible for destruction or transfer to the NRC's Archival Facility, Columbia, MD. This-is in preparation of the transfer of the RES programmatic records to IRM for maintenance with the 1994 move to Two White Flint North. Between October 26, i 1993 and November 16, 1993, IRM has assisted three RES divisions and.has i reviewed approximately 90 cubic feet of material. This effort will continue until all of the RES files have been evaluated. f FTS 2000 i A meeting was held between the Telecommunications Branch and FTS 2000 representatives to discuss alternate routing from Two White Flint North to the FTS 2000 network to provide enhanced reliability for the White Flint complex. Currently, all voice and data FTS 2000 traffic from One White Flint North 2 routes through the Montrose Central Office. An alternate route will be from j Two White Flint North through the Wildwood Central Office to the Arlington, Virginia AT&T FTS 2000 service node. P r i { i l i 1 NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE G

Office of Personnel Items of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1993 Employee Assistance Professionals (EAP) Association National Conference From November 13-17, 1993, Employee Assistance Program staff attended the EAP Association National Conference, in Anaheim, California. The conference featured five tracks: Direct Services, Labor, Administration / Policy, Clinical / Resources, and Research. Workshop topics included Violence in the i Workplace, Treatment of Crack Cocaine Addiction, Accommodation of Employees with Disabilities, Critical Incident Stress Debriefing, and Health Care Reform in the Areas of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment. Great American Smokeout of 1993 at NRC The Employee Assistance Proaram commemorated The Great American Smokeout of 1993 by videotaping the successful experiences of several NRC employees who quit smoking. The purpose of the video was to encourage others who may be struggling with their own nicotine addiction. The film was shown continuously during the lunch hour in the OWFN lobby. In addition, handout materials from the American Cancer Society were available, as well as a sign-up sheet for those interested in enrolling in the next NRC Smoking Cessation Program _ planned for January 1994. Eight employees have already signed up for this 4 course. Arrivals MAMI5H. Nader Enforcement Specialist (PFT) OE l Depart ures RAY, Arjun REACTOR ENGINEER (PFT) RI i b i i i i l l t i 2 I NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE I- .__-,_-_m

Office of Enforcement Items of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1993 { Sianificant Enforcement Actions l An Order Modifying and Suspending License (Effective Immediately) and Demand for Information was issued November 16, 1993, to Indiana Regional Cancer Center, Indiana, Pennsylvania. In addition to suspending the license, the license is modified to remove Dr. James Bauer, Radiation Safety Officer and sole authorized user, from engaging in activities under the license. This I action is based on recent inspection findings as well as prior incidents in which Dr. Bauer had been involved. The URC has serious concerns about compliance with NRC regulatory requiremer.ts at Indiana Regional Cancer Center i given: (1) Dr. Bauer's performance of activities with a strontium-90 source that were not authorized by the license, (2) Dr. Bauer's failure to provide complete and accurate information to NRC inspectors, and (3) Dr. Bauer's failure to cause an adequate survey to be made which resulted in a November. 22, 1992, event at the Indiana Regional Cancer Center. The licensee or any affected person has twenty days from the date of the Order to request a hearing. A separate Demand for Information is also being issued today to Dr. Bauer concerning his future participation in licensed activities. (EN 93-114) A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalties in the amount of 56.250 was issued on November 17, 1993, to Hahnemann University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This action was based on two Severity Level III violations. The first violation involved a substantial failure to implement the Quality Management Program, as required by 10 CFR 35.32, in that written policies and procedures were not adequately established, which led to written directives not being prepared, or prepared improperly, prior to administration of radioactive material. The second Severity Level III violation involved the failure of the RSO to ensure certain specific requirements were met, thereby representing a breakdown in the control of licensed activities at the facility. (EN 93-113) A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of 5112,500 was issued on November 17, 1993 to the Commonwealth Edison Company (LaSalle, Unit 2). This action was based on radiation protection violations that occurred during the disassembly of the Unit 2 reactor vessel head. The violations resulted in a number of plant personnel receiving measurable intakes of radioactive material. (EN 93-112) 4 Civil Penalty Paid Consumers Power Company (Big Rock Point) paid the civil penalty in the amount of $50,000. The action was based on a breakdown in controls over significant l plant activities at the facility. It was evidenced by (1) a breach in primary containment integrity while changing modes from Cold Shutdown to Refueling, and (2) exceeding the pressure limit while performing a hydrostatic test of the primary coolant system. (EA 93-233) j l i J l NOVEMBER.19, 1993 ENCLOSURE K

'I i Office of Consolidation items of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1993 i Second Buildina Status During the week, the level of activity on floors 2 and 3 increased as various-l trades attempted to make up time lost pending issuance of the permits for those floors. There was some cleaning and touch-up work on Floors 4 through 10 as OMNI prepared for a GSA/NRC walk-through of the space scheduled to begin on November i 22. On November 17, the Office of Consolidation transmitted final floor plan changes to GSA for Floors 7 and 8. On November 17. Frank Gambino of Lerner Enterprises introduced the design team for the TWEN Plaza level (Floor 1) to the Office of Consolidation and GSA project staffs. The Weihe Partnership will provide architectural and interior design services. Cini-Little International will provide kitchen and cafeteria design assistance and equipment specification. Lee D. Eisenhower (LDE) will provide mechanical and electrical design and specification. A construction contract based on competitive bidding will be let by Lerner Enterprises later. Lerner has i estimated a project period through completion of construction of about ten i months. i On November 19, Mr. Jean Bouquet provided GSA with drawings and specifications for the satellite antenna pads on the TWFN roof. l i l I 't r i [ NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE L i

l t i l Office of State Programs Items of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1993 i i CRCPD ExfL_utive Board Meetina Representatives from the Office of State Programs participated in the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc. (CRCPD) Executive Board meeting which was held on November 13-17, 1993 at NRC. Headquarters in Rockville, Maryland. Chairman Selin and Executive Director for Operations James Taylor met with the Executive Board on November 17 to discuss common issues of interest. j NARUC Annual Convention t The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) held its Annual Convention on November 14-18, 1993 in New York, New York. Commissioner Rogers, accompanied by Myron Karman, Legal Assistant, and Spiros Droggitis, State Programs, participated in the Subcommittee on Nuclear Issues / Waste Disposal meeting on November 14. Commissioner Rogers provided the Subcommittee with an update on NRC activities in the areas of spent fuel storage, decommissioning and license renewal. Daniel Dreyfus, Director of the.0ffice of Civilian Radioactive i Waste Management, provided the Subcommittee with a s +.a t u s report of the l Department of Energy's (DOE) waste program and participated in an evening workshop on interim storage of spent fuel. Dr. Dreyfus indicated that his i initial emphasis will be to take measures to increase the waste program budget i above the present $390 million level. Dr. Dreyfus also indicated that DOE l Secretary O' Leary was reviewing the 1998 fuel acceptance issue. The Subcommittee adopted a resolution (later adopted by NARUC) which calls for continued j development of multi-purpose casks. A representative from the Public Utility l Commission of Ohio made a presentation to the Subcommittee in which he proposed that States join together by pooling resources and expertise in reviewing the designs of the next generation of nuclear power plants in the NRC design certification process. The NARUC Assistant General Counsel reported to the Committee on Electricity that NARUC intended to request reconsideration of 'a recent Federal Energy Regulatory Commission order which retained. conservative investment rules for utility investments in nuclear decommissioning trusts. I t i i l NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE M

o i Office of International Programs i Items of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1953 Italian Visitor On Monday and Tuesday, November 15-16, 1993, Dr. Giovanni Naschi, Director of the Italian Nuclear Regulatory Agency, ENEA/ DISP, visited NRC to meet with the Commissioners and staff and sign a renewal of the NRC-ENEA/ DISP Arrangement for the Exchange of Technical Information in Nuclear Safety Matters. Commissioner Remick signed the agreement with Dr. Naschi. Topics of discussion during Dr. Naschi's visit included future cooperative activities in i the areas of probabilistic safety analysis, severe accidents and monitoring testing activities concerning the SBWR and AP600 plant designs; status of NRC safety review and certification of future advanced light water reactors; siting criteria; waste management; an Italian governnental initiative to i create a new environmental protection agency; and European Community nuclear initiatives. i P t e i l NOVEMBLR 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE P .n-

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.I Region I . Items of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1993 i 1. Shioment of Yankee Rowe Steam Generators i The first two of four steam generators (SGs) from the Yankee Rowe facility began tha rail portion of the transfer to the Barnwell, South Carolina, waste disposal site on November 17. The SGs were cleaned and j filled with an expanding grout to fix all remaining internal contamination prior to shipment. On November 16 and 17 they were i transferred one at a time about six miles by heavy hauler from the plant j site near Rowe, MA, to the railhead, and loaded onto rail flatcars. 1 The rail transfer to Barnwell for burial will be by exclusive _ use train and will require about 72-hours. Region I radiation protection and transportation specialists determinei that the shipment met regulatory l requirements during the transfer to the railhead and after being loaded to the railcars. Approximately 75 protesters peacefully accompanied the l transfer to the railhead of the first SG on November 16. There was' also- { considerable media coverage of that transfer. There were no pickets or media coverage on November 17. The remaining two SGs will be similarly i shipped the second week of December. I i 'l i i i i t i i l NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE R I -- ?

i j b Region II Items of Interest i Week Ending November 19, 1993 l i -I 1. South Carolina Electric and Gas Company j l On November 16, representatives from the South Carolina Electric and Gas Company were in the Region II Office to attend a Management Meeting to discuss Engineering issues at their Summer facility. I 2. Southern Nuclear Oo_gratina Company On November 17, representatives from the Southern Nuclear Operating Company were in the Region II Office to attend an Enforcement Conference l related to configuration control problems at their Farley facility. This conference was open for public observation. i 3. Duke Power Company i ~ On November 17, representatives from the Duke Power Company were in the Region 11 Office to attend an Enforcement Conference regarding the Augmented Inspection Team findings at the McGuire plant. -{ 4. Nuclear Fuel Services (NFS) - Damaaed Shionino Cask Hinae l On November 16, during an inspection of a SuperTiger shipping cask before shipment, the NFS identified a crack cn one of_four. hinges on the' door to the package. The package door is held in place by 10 bolts-during' shipment; the hinge is to facilitate opening and closing the door during loading. It appears that the four hinges were not well aligned, l and when the door was opened beyond 90 degrees, this stressed the hinge, leading to its failure. This cask has had cracked hinges in the past, in 1980 and 1983. (This is the first time NFS has used this particular .l package.) NFS had inspected the hinges as part of the pre-loading inspection, and had not identified a problem with the hinge during that ' l inspection. NFS unloaded the cask, and will not use it for shipment at-this time. Region 11 in conjunction with NMSS issued a Confirmatory Action Letter on November 18, confirming that NFS will not use Superliger packages until receiving NRC agreement. ] '5. U. S. Navy Severity Level III Violation [ On November 18, the Region issued a Severity Level III Notice of Violation to the U. S. Navy for record falsification by the Shore l Intermediate Maintenance Activity in San Diego, California in 1990. Records were falsified to show that radiation dosimetry had been returned to the Navy Dosimetry Center for processing when it had not. 1 The Navy conducted an investigation into the. situation, and took l corrective action based on the investigation findings. In light of the j fact that the licensee self identified the violation and the licensee's j thorough corrective actions, no civil penalty was issued. 1 NOVEMBER 19,_1993 ENCLOSURE R i 'I

I 4 t Region III ltems of Interest Week Ending November 19, 1993 1. Commonwealth Edison Company [ On November 18, 1993, the Regional Administrator and other staff met j with Mr. M. Wallace, Chief Nuclear Operating Officer, Commonwealth i Edison Company. The purpose of the meeting was to review the current status of Commonwealth Edison Company site activities and improvement program. 2. Zion Station On November 18, 1993, the Zion Review Team, led by the Deputy Director, Division of Reactor Safety, completed a three-day site visit. The team examined operations, maintenance, engineering, planning and scheduling, and management actions with a fLtus on outage performance in these areas. The team concluded that while overall performance continues to improve, management attention needs to be increased for system engineering, development of more aggressive goals in maintenance backlog control, and use of the management action plan system. 3. Davis Besse On November 16, 1993, the Director, Division of Reactor Safety, conducted a service water system operational performance inspection exit j at Davis Besse. Although the team did not identify any design or i performance problems related to the service water system, numerous discrepancies in P&lDs, operations, schematics, and operational i procedures questioned the adequacy of the licensee's configuration control process. Since 1988, Davis Besse's Quality Assurance organization has identifie.: configuration control problems as a persistent recurring issue. 4. Duane Arnold Nuclear Plant On November 19, 1993, an enforcement conference was conducted in the Region 111 office between representatives of Iowa Electric Light and Power and members of the Region 111 staff to discuss a technical specification violation relating to inoperability of a standby diesel generator. 5. Dresden Nuclear Power Station i On November 17, 1993, individual enforcement conferences were held in i the Region 111 office with four persons involved in a September 18, 1992, Dresden control rod mispositioning event. Persons attending included the on-shift Senior Reactor Operator, Reactor Operator, and two Nuclear Engineer Trainees. A fifth individual directly involved in the event, the on-shift " Qualified" Nuclear Engineer, elected not to attend t NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE R

=- a f i .i the enforcement conference. The only person still employed at the i Dresden facility is a Nuclear Engineer trainee who had been employed at l Dresden for 18 days at the time of the event. I i l if e q i I i h i i b i 4 6 I I a 'I i 1 i 's 4 8 L t 5 0 NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE R

e Region IV Items of Interest Week Ending Novembol 19, 1993 J Meetina with the City of Austin Recardina South Texas Pro.iect Mr. John Moore, Electric Utility General Manager, City of Austin, met with the Regional Administrator and members of the Region IV staff on l November 16, 1993. The purpose of the meeting, which was open to the i public, was to discuss the current status of the South Texas Project. 2. Meetina with Public Service Company of Colorado to Discuss Decommissionina Status of Fort St. Vrain j i Representatives of the Public Service Company of Colorado met with regiorel management on November 16, 1993, to discuss the decommissioning status of Fort St. Vrain. This meeting was held in the Region IV executive conference room and was open to the public. 3. Public Exit Meetina at the River Bend Station i lhe exit meeting for the Operational Safety Team Inspection was held on November 18, 1993, at the River Bend Station. The meeting was attended by senior NRC and licensee representatives and was open to the public. l 4. Public Exit Meetina at the Cooper Nuclear Station The exit meeting for the Operational Safety Team Inspection at the i Cooper Nuclear Station was held November 19, 1993. In attendance was i the Deputy Regional Administrator, Deputy Director of the Office cf Nuclear Reactor Regulation and other NRC staff members and was open to attendance by members of the general public. 5. Dispatch of Auamented Inspection Team at fort Calhoun Station An Augmented Inspection Team (AIT), consisting of members from Region IV and the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation, was dispatched to Fort Calhoun Station to investigate rod control system problems which have resulted in unexpected rod motion. The Fort Calhoun Station is nearing the conclusion of its refueling outage. A Confirmatory Action Letter 7 was issued to confirm the licensee's commitment not to restart from the outage until it has briefed the NRC staff on the results of efforts to identify and correct the problems. The AIT conducted an entrance meeting with the licensee on November 19, 1993. r i i e NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE R i 'l

.= ,= i Region V Items of Interest-Week Ending November 19, 1993 1. Manacement Meetina with Arizona Public Service Company

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On Monday, November 15, 1993, the Regional Administrator held a management meeting in the regional office with the licensee for the Palo i Verde Nuclear Generating Station to discuss a major revision.to the Emergency Operating Procedures, operator performance deficiencies' observed in recent operator examinations, and recent operational events. 2. Chairman Selin Visit .i On November 16, 1993, Chairman Selin visited the Region V office and met with Division Directors and the Regional Administrator. 3. Part 20 Trainino On November 16 and 17, 1993 revised Part 20 Training was held at the Marriott Hotel in Walnut Creek. The Division of Reactor Safety and Safeguards staff were in attendance as well as representatives from the-Agreement States. 4. Commissioner de Planaue Visit j On November 17, 1993, Commissioner De Planque visited the Region V office i and met with ^$ entire staff. l 5. Conference l On friday. November 19, 1993, the Chief, facilities Radiological Protection Branch presented an overview of the revised Part 20 at the i annual conference of the California Radioactive Materials Management Forum in San francisco. 1 i t J L i 6 L i NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE R i i i' s-. .. ~,

e i Office of the Executive Director for Operations Items of Interest Week Ending November 19,.1993 Technical Aqpendix-to Arranaement Between the Nuclear Reculatory Commission - and the Swiss Federal Office of Enerav (F0E) Relatina to Participation in the Thermal-Hydraulic Code Application and Maintenance Procram (CAMP) { This technical appendix defines the terms and conditions by which the USNRC l and the F0E will continue cooperation in the area of thermal-hydraulic- .i research. The F0E has agreed to make cash contributions each year over the four year term of the technical appendix and to exchange information and share their research results. The NRC will supply the F0E with the latest released versions of the RELAPS, TRAC-PF1, and TRAC-BWR codes. The technical appendix was signed by the EDO on November 15, 1993 and will be sent to F0E for their. + signature. l l l .1; NOVEMBER 19, 1993 ENCLOSURE S p e- +nc-

f s s November ~ 19,l1993 g NRR Meetinq Notice Ei Docket Attendees / 9 Date/ Time Number 1.ocation Purpose Applicant NRR Contact G 11/30/93 50-390 TVA Rockville Office To discuss remaining open issue NRR/TVA P. Tam -8 9:00-5:00 11921 Rockville Pike in the final draft of the (301)504-1451 Suite 402 Technical Specifications for Rockville, MD Watts Bar 1. 11/30/93 50-155 One White Flint North To discuss Big Rock Point NRR/CPC0 ' L. Olshan 10:00-1:00 Room 6-B-13 decommissioning issues. .(301) 5M-3018 12/02/93 50-269 Oconee Nuclear Station To discuss technical and NRR/ DUKE POWER L. Wiens 8:00-4:00 50-270 Seneca, South Carolina management / administrative issues (301) 504-1495 50-287 of common interest to Catawba, 50-369 McGuire, and Oconee facilities. 50-370 50-413 50-414 01/19/94 50-219 One White Flint North To discuss matters relating to NRR/GPUN A. Dromerick 10:00-3:00 Room 1-F-19 water backed welding of Oyster .(301) 504-3473 Creek safety related piping. J 1 P-8 E m , 4 t J _4., =. ..... - ~. . ~,. -. r m.. ......m.. ...m. ,.m,_, ~.. ,_..-.memm..,,.., .,_.,...,,,.,m,

, Ei November 19, 1993 NM55 Meeting Noticcs 4 - E3 Docket Attendees / Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact gp 4 I U$ 11/22 N/A Ohio Environmental To meet with State NPC M u ber a (ALL DAY) Protection Agency and Federal Regulators Ohio EPA ( 504-1298 Headquarters on decommissioning Ohic Department of Health 1800 Watermark Drive activities related to U.S. Army Corp. of Engineers Columbus, Ohio Shieldalloy, Corp. EPA 11/29-N/A Oak Ridge Centers for To present paper and NRC M. Weber 12/01 Manufacturing Tech-participate in D0D (301) 504-1298 nology, Y-12 Site, Department of Defense / DOE Oak Ridge, TN Department of Energy Conf. on Depleted Uranium and tour Oak Ridge Facility 11/30-N/A Pointe Hilton at To attend the 15th NRC R. Nelson 12/3 Squaw Peak Annual DOE LLW Mngmt DOE (301) 504-2004 (All Day) 7677 N. 16th Street Conference and present Federal Agencies Phoenix, AZ 85020 three technical DOE Contractors papers LLW Generators Waste Processors Public Interest Groups Compact and State Representatives 12/8 N/A Forrestal Building NRC/ DOE Technical NRC W. Belke 8:00-5:00 1000 Independence Meeting on Exploratory DOE .(301) 504-2445 Avenue, SW Studies Facility State of Nevada Washington, DC and local governments Room IE245

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4 ' 2 SE November 19, 1993 jj RES Meetina Notices m Docket A.ttendees/ ji Date/ Time 'iumber location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact E3 11/30/93 OWFN Discuss comments submitted by NRC staff A.J. Murphy if necessary IF7/9 NUMARC associated with the NUMARC staff 492-3860 12/1/93 revision of Appendix A to (8:00 AM) 10 CFR Part 100. 12/09/93 Holiday Inn, NRC presentations on draft NRC M.Mayfield 9:00 am - Bethesda guides DG-1023 & DG-1025, M.Mayfield S.Malik 4:00 pm Bethesda, MD and answer questions on S.Malik the regulatory positions. A.Taboada NRR, RES

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November 19, 1993 Office of State Programs Meeting Notices Docket Attendees / Date/ Time Number location Purpose Applicant SP Contact 11/29-12/1/93 50-261 Hartsville, SC Robinson EP Exercise EP Officials R. Trojanowski 11/30/93 50-413 Clover. SC Catawba SALP Meeting local Officials R. Trojanowski 50-414 12/6-10/93 50-293 Plymouth, MA Pilgrim EP Exercise EP Officials M. Miller 12/6-10/93 NA Des Moines, IA lowa Radiation Control State J. Lynch Program Review 12/6-10/93 NA Oak Ridge, TN Special Topics in Health States D. Sollenberger Physics 12/6-10/93 NA Raleigh, NC North Carolina Radiation State R. Woodruff Control Program Review 12/7/93 NA Portland, OR Northwest LLW Compact LLW Officials D. Kunihiro 12/7-10/93 50-338 Gravel Neck, VA Surry EP Exercise EP Officials R. Trojanowski 12/8/93 50-327 Daisey, TN Sequoyah local Public Public Officials R. Trojanowski Officials Meeting 12/8-10/93 NA Washington, DC NCSL State-Federal State Legislators M. Landau Assembly 12/14-15/93 50-250 Florida City, FL Turkey Point EP Exercise EP Officials R. Trojanowski 50-251 -m -m a m. a e e e r-P+ y-tr-n-+- "+we-= es Jy g = c

EI Mjj November 19. 1993 m Region i Meeting Notices _s Docket Attendees / (( Date/ Time Number location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact 11/23/93 50-271 Region I Enforcement Conference Selected NRC Staff Kelly 10:00 a.m. to discuss Augmented Members and Licensee inspection Team (AIT) findings 11/23/93 50-271 Region I Emergency Preparedness Selected NRC Staff Kelly 10:00 to Working Meeting Members and Licensee 12:00 noon +11/24/93 50-352 Limerick, PA SALP Management Meeting Selected NRC Staff Anderson 1:00 p.m. 50-353 for dates covering Members and Licensee 03/15/93 thru 09/25/93

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12/08/93 50-443 Seabrook, NH SALP Management Meeting Selected NRC Staff Rogge 1:00 p.m for dates covering Members and licensee 03/01/92 thru 08/28/93 12/17/93 50-272 Region I Salem Management Mtg. Selac+ed NRC Staff White 9:30 a.m. 50-311 to discuss Unit 1 Memt..s and Licensee Outage

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November 19, 1993 Region II Meetino Notice 5 pj Docket Attendees / 35 Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact-9 11/22/93 50-302 RII Office Enforcement Conference RA, RII Staff, Ebneter _,;o 1:00 p.t*. FPC (Crystal River)/ and Licensees Fluor Constructors. Inc. E 11/23/93 50-348 Dothan, AL SALP Presentation RA, RII Staff, Ebneter 10:00 a.m. 50-364 TVA - Farley Facility Licensee, and local officials 11/29/93 50-413 York, NC SALP Presentation RA, RII Staff, Ebneter 1:00 p.m. 50-414 DPC - Catawba Facility Licensee, and local officials 11/30/93 50-338 Mineral, VA Chairman at North Anna Chairman, Tech. Ebneter 50-339 facility. for site Asst., RA, and familiarization Ril Staff 12/07-09/93 Ril Office Resident inspectors' Senior / Resident Merschoff Meeting Inspectors and quest speakers from HQs and VEPC0 4 I P 5? si m H . ~..

f i November 19, 1993 gg Reaion Ill Meetino Notice Ei m Docket Attendees g Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact g; 11/30/93 50-373 Rlll Commonwealth Edison Director, Division of Axelson g3 50-374 Company, LaSalle, Radiation Safety and Enforcement Conference Safeguards, and staff i 11/29/93-San Diego ANS Executive Seminar Deputy Regional Miller i 12/1/93 Administrator 12/2-3/93 50-254 Rill Commonwealth Edison Director, Division of Axelson 50-265 Company, Quad Cities, Radiation Safety, and Site Visit Deputy Director, Division of Reactor Projects 12/2/93 50-263 Rill Northern States Power Deputy Regional Axelson Company, Monticello, Administrator and staff Enforcement Conference 12/3/93 50-255 Rill Consumers Power Deputy Regional Greenman Company, Palisades, Administrator and staff Enforcement Conference 12/9-10/93 50-456 Site Commonwealth Edison Regional Administrator Greenman 50-457 Company, Braidwood, and staff Site Visit ns Fi Es-s 4 - 4 --,-r4. .- e me e--.. .r em.--..w-. ..r.-.,3--. --n-4e,- .~m- ++-e-ww-.-e-r,+.,+ve,-- ,.m_,

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November 19, 1993 35 9; Region V Meetina Notices 5$ Docket Attendees Date/ Time Number location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact E 12/5-8/93 N/A Region V A delegation of four Designated R. Pate Russian visitors will Attendees meet with.RV management and staff to discuss regulation of research reactors and visit two research reactor sites. 12/8/93 50-397 Richland, WA B. Faulkenberry, Regional Designated B. Faulkenberry Administrator and T. E. Murley, Attendees Director, NRR. will be meeting with Washington Public Power Management. 12/8/93 NA Region V Visit by Representatives Region V H. Wong i of Republic of China 12/9/93 70-1257 Richland, WA B. Faulkenberry, RA. and DRSS - Designated F. Wenslawski' staff will have a management meeting Attendees with Siemens Power Corporation at the licensee's fuel facility. I b 9 P8 si m H L _.___._..e, .s ,_~....w....... ~ ~... , _....,.. ~,. y v.,m e..m,,. ..,,_,._,,_,-,,,o.. ._,.,y, ..,,}}