ML20059A917

Weekly Info Rept for Wk Ending 900817

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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING AUGUST 17, 1990 i A sumary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report. Contents Enclosure Nuclear Reactor Regulation A Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards B Nuclear Regulatory Research C Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data D Governmental & Public Affairs E General Counsel F* l Administration G Information Resources Management H Controller 1 Personnel J Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil. Rights . K* Enforcement L Consolidation M Regional Offices N Executive Director for Operations 0* Items Addressed by the Comission -P* Meeting Notices Q Proprietary or Other Sensitive Information (Not for R externaldistribution)

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) HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT WEEK END8NG AUGUST 17, 1990 I Meeting Between NRC Staff and NUMARC On Tuesday, August 14, 1990, there was a meeting between NRC staff and representatives of the Nuclear Managemeat and Resources Council (NUMARC) n l the seismic aspects of the Individual Plan Evaluation for External Events (IPEEE) program. NUMARC presented the proposed industry approach to the seismic part of the IPEEE. The main industry concern with the IPEEE, as put forth in Draft Generic Letter 88-20 Supplement 4 and Draft NUREG-1407, seems j to be the possible cost. NUMARC estimates a cost of $100M to collect the J l seismic information for the IPEEE. The NUMARC soproach uses a comparison of the seismic design bases of the plants and t1e probabilistic seismic hazards to subdivide the group of plants that should perform the full scope program into two groups: a full scope i review grous and a focused scope group would perform a somewhat reduced T1e staff agreed to consider the NUMARC proposal after the September program. IPEEE Workshop when the draft generic letter and NUREG will be finalized. Technical Support Coordinating Comittee (TSCC) Meeting On August 9, 1990, the TSCC, which is chaired by the Department of State (DOS) and includes re)resentatives of the Nuclear Regulatory Comission, Department of Energy and tie Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, met at DOS to discuss the status of current issues related to the U.S. Support Program to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The principal issue discussed was the delivery to *he IAEA of review stations for the video tapes generated by the Modular Integre:.ed Video Systems (MIVs) currently being installed to I replace the twin Minolta cameras as the IAEA's primary containment / surveillance Change detection and image processing using neural networking are device. Other topics addressed were being considered as the possible review modes. l potential funding of new tasks identified by the IAEA'since their original proposals to the TSCC, status of specific current tasks, and the u) coming on-site annual review of projects assigned to Los Alamos National .aboratory-and Sandia National Laboratory, l l ( The Medical QA Pilot Program initiated in January 1990 in accordance with the Comission's The Pilot Program, d 12/21/89), is now entering into its final stage. It is l directive (SRMdate l being conducted as part of the development of a final rule on Quality Assurance i (QA) for the medical use of byl. ) duct material. The Prtgram has been designed to provide a real-world test of the proposed performance-based regulation. In response to an invitation from the staff, 72 NRC and Agreement State licensees The staff conducted five volunteered to particisate in the Pilot Program. pre-trial period worksiops during March and April 1990 to explain the proposed rule and Pilot Program to the volunteers. Out of 72 participants, 18 were selected for program reviews and site visits by the NRC QA Team. The staff developed criteria for program and site evaluations which was tested on those 38 volunteers by the QA team. The information gained during the exercise will be used as the basis for developing licensing and inspection guidance for the = final rule. The 60-day trial period and the site visits were completed in mid July 1990. Beginning this week, the staff will conduct post-trial period work-shops to discuss ';he experiences, coments, and suggestions of the volunteers. The workshops wi'.1 be held in Philadelphia on August 16 and 17, in Chicago on and in Dallas on September 13 August 23 ano 2/,, in Atlanta on September 6 and 7For'urtherinformation,contactJoh and 14. I m---- .-.u -. + +. .-+3--- .--.._,w, , ~. _.,_,.y,__.y. ,-._~.g. +..-o._.. g._u.yp g

E 1 o i t l Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Items of Interest l Week Ending August 17, 1990 l i Comanche Peak Unit 1 Commercial operation was declared at Comanche Peak, Unit 1 on August 13, 1990. 1 On July 13, the plant achieved 100% power for the first time. A 100-hour j warranty run began on July 17 and ended on July 22. The last major test of the l startup test program, a full trip from 100% power, was conducted on July 26, j A scheduled post-trip maintenance and repair outage ended on August 7, 1990. j l Fort Calhoun Station The original design of the Fort Calhoun Station only had two Auxiliary Feedwater l pumps. In order to increase its probability posture, the licensee incorporated a third Auxiliary Feedwater pump. This third pump was declared operable on August 11, 1990. The new diesel-driven Auxiliary Feedwater pump is nonsafety-related and will be used to provide the primary source of feedwater to the steam generators during plant startup, hot standby, and cooldown opera-tion. It will also provide a backup source of auxiliary feedwater to the steam generators. Nine Mile Point Units 1 and 2 Unit 1 On July 29, 1990, Unit I achieved criticality. The unit ha. been shut down since December 12, 1987, when a manual scram occurred and remained shut down under the provisions of a Confirmatory Action Letter issued in 1988, in response' to problems indicative of management ineffectiveness identified during the outage. Reactor coolant system leakage caused the unit to shut down hours af ter restart. i Misadjustment of the pilot valve on two electromagnetic Relief Valves (ERVs), and a broken spring on a vacuum breaker between the ERVs and the torus were found to be responsible for the increased reactor coolant system leakage. On August 2,1990, the unit was restarted after repairs to correct the leakage. On August 6, 1990, a manual reactor scram was initiated due to high vibration on a main turbine bearing. Prompt operator action to quickly reduce turbine speed limited damage to the bearing. A blank flange inadvertently left in the oil supply line to the bearing was the cause of the event. The lack of. i oil supply to the bearing was not detected earlier due to oil being supplied I i to the bearing by the turbine lift pumps. 1 On August 11, 1990, the unit was restarted following replacement of the bearing. On August 15, 1990, Unit I was operating at-22% power. The resident inspectors and region-based inspectors cor.tinue to monitor unit operations on a 24-hour basis. AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE A

. - ~ l 1 11NP0 began a two-week site inspection of Units 1 and 2 on August 13, 1990. An ACRS ful' J mittee meeting is scheduled for September 6 or 7, 1990. Per Supplement. 2 to the Confirmatory Action Letter, the following activities i associated with the restart of Nine Mile Point Unit 1 are required: 1. Self assessment of operation during each power ascension plateau (25, 75, and 100 percent power). 2. Results of each self assessment to be presented to the NRC Resvart Assessment Panel, prior to increasing power to the next plateau and prior to routine full powar operation. Unit 2 The unit is at the 75% power level, coasting down to +he first refut ~Ing outage. South _ Texas Project. Units 1 and 2 Houston Lighting & Power Company (HL&P) announced yesterday that effective August 10, 1990 Mr. Mark R. Wisenburg will assume the )osition of Plant Manager, replacing Mr. Warren H. Kinsey (Daily Highlig1t of August 2, 1990,). Mr. Wisenburg's present assignment is General Manager, Assessment where he has responsibility for the safety committees, INP0 coordination, and planning. Prior to that he was Plant Superintendent, Unit 1. Mr. Wisenburg has been with HL&P since 1982. Waterford 3 ISLOCA Insper. tion Completed On August 10 1990, an exit meeting was held with the licensee of Waterford 3 to discuss the findings of the Interfacing System Loss of Coolant Accident (ISLOCA) inspection team led by DRIS/ SIB (Team Leader - J. Ball). The exit meeting was attendeo ty W. T. Russell, NRR, and J. Jaudon, RIV. The team found no single human error or equipment failure which could initiate an ISLOCA event at Waterford 3. However, a scenario was developed by the team which involved a % rmal transition from mode 4 to 5 that challenged two normally unseated-checkvolvesinthesuctionlinefromtherefuelingwaterstoragepool(RWSP) 'o the low pressure safety injection (LP51) pump when shutdown cooling was put in service. The results of this review will be used in developing a probabi-listic risk assessment of an ISLOCA occurring at Waterford 3 and will provide input into the overc l1 assessmer.t of the probability of an ISLOCA at a pres-surized water reactor facility. Yankee Rowe EDG Problems Last week, during the 18 month diesel generator surveillance testing, the licensees discovered that one of the EDGs enuld not supply the design rating (400 kw) after overhaul.. Subsequent testing of all three EDGs found that none could supply design rated load, in addition, it appears that the periodic testing does not demonstrate this capability even on an 18 month cycle because of the difference in conditions when testing in parallel with the grid as opposed to operating in isochronous mode (isolated from the grid). The AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE A

( f 3 licensee plans to remedy this situation by replacing all three EDGs with larger 600 kw units. The licensee stated that the unit outage would be i extended a month to accomplish this replacement. Meeting Between NRC Staff and NUMARC On Tuesday, August 14, 1990, there was a meeting between NRC staff and representatives of the-Nuclear Management and Resources Council (NUMARC) on l the seismic aspects of the Individual Plan Evaluation for External Events l (!PEEE) program. NUMARC presented the proposed industry approach to the seismic part of the IPEEE. The main industry concern with the 1PEEE, as put i l forth in Draft Generic Letter 88 20, Supplement 4 and Draft NUREG-1407, seems l to be the possible cost. NUMARC estimates a cost of $100M to collect the seismic information for the IPEEE. The NUMARC a)proach uses a comparison of the seismic design bases of the plants and tie probabilistic seismic hazards to subdivide the group of plants that should perform the full scope program into two groups: a full scope review grou) and a focused scope group would perform a somewhat reduced program. T1e staff agreed to consi6er the NUMARC proposal after the September IPEEE Workshop when the draft generic letter and NUREG will be finalized. i 1 l AUGUST-17, 1990 ENCLOSURE A

RESTART SCHEDULE 8/17/90 COMMISSION PLANT SHUTDOWN BRIEFING PLANT RESTART BROWNS FERRY 2 9/15/84C 11/90E 12/90E*

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Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Items of Interest Week Ending August 17, 1990 International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Inspection at the B&W Facility On August 10, 1990, an IAEA team initiated an announced inspection at the B&W Fuel Company in Lynchburg, Virginia. The team audited the facility ledger weighedandsampledpelletboxes,verifiedassembliesandverifiedtheseals on UF cylinders. 6 Technical Support Coordinating Committee (TSCC) Meetir.g On August 9,1990, the TSCC, which is chaired by the Department of State (DOS) and includes re)resentatives of the Nuclear Regulatory Comission, Department of Energy and tie Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, met at DOS to discuss the status of current issues related to the U.S. Support Program to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The principal issue discussed was the delivery to the IAEA of review stations for the video tapes generated by the Modular Integrated Video Systems (MIVs) currently being installed to replace the twin Minolte cameras as the IAEA's primary containment / surveillance device. Change detection and image processing using neural networking are being considered as the possible review modes. Other topics addressed were potential funding of new tasks identified by the IAEA since their original proposals to the TSCC, status of specific current tasks, and the upcoming on-site annual review of projects assigned to Los Alamos National Laboratory anc' Sandia National Laboratory. Safeguards Event Log Facility Analysis Report The 3afeguards Event Log Facility Analysis Report toc the first quarter of 1990 has been disseminated to regional and headquarters staff and the licensees. This issue of the report contains a number of innovations itended to provide improved feedback to the NRC and licensees. Of particular significance is the addition of a section which describes initiatives undertaki i by licensees to improve equipment operation or reduce human error. Survey of State and Tribal Emergency Response Capabilities for Radiological Transportation Incidents (NUREG/CR-5399) The survey report, prepared for the Division of Safeguards and Transportation by Indiana University, was published in May 1990. Since then, staff has distributed copies to interested parties, including survey participants in all 50 states, as well as 14 Indian tribes. Several hundred copies were i requested by the U.S. De)artment of Transportation and the Federal Emergency Management Agency for su) sequent distribution. Staff has also briefed the Federal Radiological Protection Coordinating Crm ittee and the Environmental Protection Agency's Inter-Agency Discussion Group on Indian Environmental Issues on the report. The report has been well-received. In total, about 700 copies have been distributed; a second printing has been initiated. AUGUST 17, 1990' ENCLOSURE B E

x State of Washington Petition On July 31, 1990, NRC docketed a petition for rulemaking from the State of Washington regarding the classification of Hanford high-level waste. The State originally submitted a petition to NRC on January 2, 1990, however, after consulting with NRC staff the State elected to revise the petition. The Office of Administration, Regulatory Publications Branch expects to publish a Notice of Receipt that will initiate a 60 day public comment period on this petition. 3 NRC Staff Observation of DOE /YMPO QA Surveillance of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory From August 6-9, 1990, aDivisionofHigh-LevelWasteManagement(HLWM) I staff member observed a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)/ Yucca Mountain Project Office (YMPO) surveillance of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) quality assurance (QA) program. LLNL is responsible for the development of the waste package for implacement in tuff, including definitions of the package environment, material development and testing, package design, performance analysis and testing. It was agreed by the i HLWM observer and the DOE /YMf 0 surveillance team that LLNL has an adequate QA program in place which is being effectively implemented. AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE B

l l. Office of Nuclear Regulatnry Reseh,". Items of Interest i Week Ending August 17, 1990 l Meetings with the Taiwan Atomic Energy Council l Dr. Anthony Tse (RES) visited Taiwan during July 1990 by invitation of the Taiwan Atomic Energy Council (AEC). The purpose of the visit was to discuss the NRC's rulemsking activities concerning the use of byproduct material in medicine. Dr. Tse met with the Taiwan AEC staff at four separate meetings and discussed the rulemaking on the quality assurance program for medical use licensees. The discussions also included the recent rulemaking on the preparation and therapeutic uses of radiopharmaceuticals as developed in l partial response to the petition submitted by the American College of Nuclear Physicians and the Society of Nuclear Medicine.. As arranged by the Taiwan AEC, Dr. 1se also made presentations on the same subjects to Taiwan's Society of ( Nuclear Medicine and Society of Radiology. The Medical QA Pilot Program The Pilot Program, initiated in January 1990 in accordance with the Commission's directive (SRMdated 12/21/89), is noy entering into its final staae. It is being conducted as part of the development of a final rule on Quality Assurance (QA) for the medical use of byproduct material. The Program has been designed to provide a real-world test of the proposed performance-based regulation. In response to an invitation from the staff, 72 NRC and Agreement State licensees volunteered to participate in the Pilot Program. The staff conducted five pre-trial period workshops during March and April 1990 to explain the proposed rule and Pilot Program to the volunteers. Out of 72 participants, 18 were selected for program reviews and site visits by the NRC QA Team. The' staff developed criteria for program and site evaluations which was tested on those 18 volunteers by the QA team. The information gained during the exercise will be used as the basis for developing licensing and inspection guidance for the final rule. The 60-day trial period and the site visits were completed in mid July 1990. Beginning this week, the staff will conduct post-trial period work-shops to discuss the experiences, comments, and suggestions of the volunteers. The workshops will be h-1d in Philadelphia on August 16 and 17, in Chicago on August 23 and 24, in Atlanta on September 6 and 7, and in Dallas on September 13 and 14 For furthei information, contact John Telford (RES) at x 23796. AVC'JST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE C

-1 I o Office for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data Items of Interest Week Ending August 17, 1990 Division of Operational Assessment (DOA) The final exit briefing was held with Comonwealth Edison. Management on August 14 to discuss results of the Zion Diagnostic Evaluation. The team report 1 (including cover letter) and proposed staff actions were transmitted to the RES and NRR office directors and the RIII administrator on August 17. Concurrence was requested from NRR and RIII on the cover letter and comments were requested from all the above on the staff actions by August 22. On August 14, IRB staff met with members of the FRPCC to discuss revisions of the EPA PAGs. All remaining issues pertaining to the PAGs were resolved. EPA will incorporate agency comments in a new revision, to be available by the end of August. On August 16. IRB staff met with members of the FRPCC Federal Response Subcommittee to discuss a draft revision of the FRERP. The issue remaining is formalization of a health effects advisory group that could support yet not detract from the response on site. On August 16, the Director, AEOD, Acting Director DOA, and IRB staff met with representatives of the State of New Jersey and with the GPU licensee, to discuss the ERDS system and the possible involvement of New Jersey as a recipient of ERDS data. The Chief Specialized Technical Training Staff and Technical Program Specialist j met with Sandia National Laboratory personnel in Albuquerque, NM on August 14, 1990 to discuss the statement of work for Technology Transfer of Physical l Security System Vulnerabilities. The 'fTC is continuing work originated in 1988 by NMSS to support training for physical security personnel. APowerPlantEngineeringCourse(E-110)isbeinggiveninRegionIon August 20-31. This training is being given in response to a senior management high priority to support technical intern programs and will have attendees from Regions 1, III, and IV and NRR. This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of. prec';ical aspects of power plant operation. Emphasis is placed on the use and operation of various types'of equipment rather than on equipment design. This course, after some expansion, is seen as part of the l long range technical training solution to prepare interns for successful empletion of subsequent NRC qualification programs. Preliminary Notification The following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week. a. PNO-I-90-64, Yankee Atomic Electric Company (Yankee Nuclear Power Station), (Docket No. 50-29), Inadequate Diesel Generator Capacity and l-Extension of Outage to Allow Replacement. l l AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE D .z...

b. PNO-I-90-65, New York Power Authority (Indian Point 3), (Docket No. 50-286), Positive Fitness for Duty (FFD) Drug Test. c. PNO-II-90-45, Construction Company, Stolen Troxler Gauge, d. PNO-II-90-46, Transportation Incident, Recovered Package of Radioactive

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Office of Governmental and Public Affairs Items of Interest Week Ending August 17, 1990 New Mexico Radiation Control Program Routine Review Robert Doda, Region IV State Agreements Program Officer, conducted a routine review of the New Mexico Radiation Control Program August 13-17,'1990, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Preliminary findings will be reviewed by Regional and headquarters offices and the results of the review will be confirmed in a letter to the State. Meeting with Oklahoma State Officialt i Dr. John Montgomery, Region IV Deputy Regional Administrator, and Charles. Hackney, Region IV State Liaison Officer, met with the following Oklahoma State officials in Oklahoma City, August 15, 1990, to discuss items of mutual interest: Dale McHard, the Governor-appointed State Liaison Officer for Oklahoma, Mark Coleman, Deputy Commissioner for Environmental Services, and H.A. Caves, Chief, Consumer Protection Services, State Department of Health. Topics discussed included LLW compact issues Agreement State status, NRC training for Stats employees, and the decommissioning and environmental surveillance of a number of fuel cycle facilities. Washington Radiation Control Program Rt' tine Review Jack horner, Region V State Agreements Program Officer, is-conducting a review of the Washington State Radiation Control Program August 13-24, 1990. in Olympia, Washington. Preliminary findings will be reviewed by Regional and headquarters offices and the results of the review will be confirmed in a letter to the State. 9 l i l ENCLOSURE E AUGUST 17, 1990 1

l Office of Administration Items of Interest l l l Week Ending August 17, 1990 Secure Communications for NMSS The Division of Security has provided a portable Secure Telephone Uni + (STU-III) to NMSS's Information Assessment Team (IAT) personnel fo*

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In the event an urgent threat messagt - o :s 4 +c by NRC during non-duty hours, the STU-III will enable *.he IAT m m. discuss the content of any messages. This increased response w , w 4 be particularly significant during the current situation in the Wi+ 1: Upgrade of Bethesda Card Key Systems The Division of Security plans to upgrade the present card key access control system in the Bethesda area buildings. The present system will be replaced with the same type card key system installed at One White Flint North (0WN). It is anticipated that installation will begin in late summer and be completed both cards in some buildings as components (readers) personnel may need to use by early Fall, 1990. During the installation phase are brought on-line/off-line. As with OWFN, the NRC photo identification badge will be used to activate the card reader and the green and white card will no longer be used when the upgraded system is installed. Significant FOIA Requests Received by the NRC for 5 Day Period August 10 - August 16, 1990, f Request for three categories of records relating to W.R. Grace. (Diana 3' Moro-Bishop of Gallegher, Wheeler, Reilly and Lachat, F01A-90-363) Request for copies of accidents reports of releases of radiation to the i environment from the Millstone nuclear power plant from January 1,1988 through August 1, 1990. (Russell Gilligan, F01A-90-366) Request for the names, addresses and generator numbers of companies and persons who dispose of low-level waste at the three federally approved sites.(WendellCochran,GannettNewsService,F01A-90-367) i Request for records relating to the license issued to Marathon Watch Company, Ltd.(M.JosephCopelandofHaleandDorr,F01A-90-369) l ENCLOSURE G AUGUST 17, 1990 J

.~ l.. Office of Information Resources Management l Items of Interest I Week Ending August 17, 1990 1. UPS Service Update .f The United Parcel Service (UPS) notified NRC that UPS employees, repre-t sented by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, have accepted a nationwide, three-year contract. Routine UPS pickup and delivery service i to the NRC has resumed. 2. EXSIS Printing Feature Available for Event Information l t The Office of Information Resources Management has added a printing feature to EXSIS for event information. Individual Event Notifications r (ens) and Licensee Event Reports (LERs) can be printed on the PC printer after the event of interest is displayed on the monitor. The entire text of the EN will be prit.ted, as well as the complete abstract of the LER. Most printing obtained through EXSIS is only available on a screen by screen basis. I l l l l l l AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE H ~. ~, _.

h \\ l l i 1-Office of the Controller l Items of Interest Week Ending August 17, 1990 10 CFR 15 " Debt Collection Procedures" A revision to the Commission's debt collection regulationt was published in i the Federal Register on August 9,1990, and becomes e#fective on September 10, l 1990. The revisions are necessary to conform NRC regulations to the amended procedures contair.ed in the Federal Claims Collection Standards, as amended March 9,1984, and the Federal Claims Collection Act of 1966, as amended by l the Debt Collection Act cf 1982. The amended Part 15 regulations permit the NRC to further improve tne collection of debts due the United States. 10 CFR 16 " Salary Offset Procedures for Collecting Debts Owed by Fedaral Employees to the Federa. Government" The Debt Collection Act of 1982 and OMB Circular A-129 requires each agency to establish a salary offset program for collecting debts owed by Federal offset regulations to the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) posed salar employees to the Federal Government. The NRC submitted its pro for review and approval. OPM approval was received and publication of 4 proposed rule is anticipated by August 30, 1990. l l l i l 1 l i . ENCLOSURE I. AUGUST 17, 1990

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u ~. t t Office of' Personnel L Items of interest L -Week of August 17, 199b Health and Fitness Activities Sixty NRC enployees took advantage of the. free temporary membership offered by Courts Royal Health Club.- Employees will have' unlimited use of the facilities until September 15. This special membership was sponsored by the NRC Employee Recreation Association. An open house has also been scheduled for September '13-from 5 p.m.-until 10 p.m. 1 L Employee Trainina'and Develooment Features The OP training staff made available the Personnel Management Practice coun se-to Region III employees. Fiftwa supervisors and managers participated in the three-day course held August 13-15, An OP staff member represented NRC at the Federal' Executive Development Exchange Network at CIA headquarters on August 15. The Network discussed new management development approaches in Federal agencies. i Dif feri,y P gffssional 00 inion Resolved _ t Actit.n on a Differing Professional Opinion (DPO) was concluded on August'10. The matter at issue was whether a licensee significantly misstated facts I regarding an incident at the Cincinnati Hospital in 1986 and misled +ne NRC. A l Differing Professional 0 pinion panel-'found that a misadministration of a radiopharmaceutical had occurred at the hospital, but there was insufficient evidence to support any deliberate wror.gdoing.. The panel's findings were accepted by the Acting ED0 and the DP0 was closed. Recruitment Activities' Continue NRC attended a Nuclear Ventures a Fair on August 18 at the Omni: International Hotel in Washington, D.C. Repres,.atatives Tim Pollich, NRR, and Sandy Johnson, OP interviewed 15 applicants. Arrivals ANDERSON, Donna Word' Processing Operator (PFT) RIII BAER,. Edith Technical Reader (OPFT) RES CANADY, James Reactor Engineer (PFT) NRR' CHEREK, Sandra Word Processing Operator (PFT) RII' FARAZ, Ytwar Nuclear Process Engin2er (PFT) NMSS GOLDBERG, Paula Reactor Inspector (Mechanical) (PFT) RIV HOOD, Sandra Secretary (PFT) OGC HULL, John Litigation Attorney (PFT) 0GC KURTH, Michael-Radiation Specialist (PfT) RIII REIMER, Kenneth Reactor i;ngineer (PFT) RIII SHERR, Theodore. Branch Chief (PFT) 'NMSS SHOWKEIR, Lois Secretary (PFT) OP/CSU VAN GELDEREN, Donna General Engineer (Intern) (PFT) NR?, "AUGL'" 17,1990 ENCLOSURE J i u.. a ~

1 Deoartures DAVIL, Yvonne Office Resident Assistant (OPFT) RII . Summer Departures BEARDSLEE, Cheryl Technical Intern (OPFT) RI BLOX0M, Tanya Technical Intern (OPFT) NRR .i BOLDs, Malik Clerk (OPFT) ADM BURRUP, Jennifer Clerk (0PFT) GPA CHUANG, Thomas Clerk (0PFT) .ACRS CLEGG, Cheryl Technical Intern (OPFT) RIII CORBITT, Tilden-Clerk.-(SIS) (0PFT) ADM CONLEE, Larry Clerk (OPFT) RIII DAVIS,' James Technical Intern.(0PFT)- RI EDELIN, Kim Clerk -(0PFT) ADM-EWING, Ronald Technical Intern (0PrT) RIII FEENEY, Timothy ifministrative Intern (0PFT) GPA GERGES, Christine Clerk- (OPFT) GPA f HALLAS, Katherine Clerk (OPFT) ADM' HARLESTON, Paul Clerk (OPFT) 01 HUANG, Mitchell' Technical Intern _(0PFT) NRR HAWKINS, Lisa Administrative Intern (0PFT) ADi1 HICKEY, Anne Clerk (0PFT) IRM JOHNSON, Bryan Technical Intern (OPFT) RI l-KANOVSKY, Chanoch Clerk (0PFT) ADM L KIM, Jeung - Technical Ir. tern (OPFT) -NRR. KNIGHT, Kevi Technical Intern-(OPFT,) 'RIII LACLETTE, Fernando Administrative Intern (0PFT) RIV' LAKE, Michael Technical Intern (0PFT) RIV McRAE, Karen Clerk (CPFT) ADM~ 3 MEADORS, Brian TechnicaiIntern(0FFT) NRR PERR0NE Mark Technical intern (OPFT) ~NRR l REGISTER, Steven Clerk (0PF1) RES WHITE, Joann Te:hnical Reader (0PFT) RES 1 WILLIAMS, Angeleque Clerk (OPFT) OGC [ l [ N AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE J

e : e. l l Office'of Enforcement Items of Interest. Week Ending August 17, 1990 i Significant Enforcement Actions 1. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of $125 was issued on August 16, 1990 to Somat Engineeri_ng, Inc., Taylor,. Michigan. The action was based on failure to maintain constant control over a moisture density gai:ge. It' this -case, an employee made a { conscious decision to lesve the gauge unattended in.an unrestricted area for a short. time while he drove to a telephone to make a call..The base civil' penalty was partially mitigated because of the licensee's prompt: Identification and corrective action.- It should be noted that the-licensee-has not been specifically informed of the enforcement action. (EN 90-077)- l l 2. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of $5,000 was issued on August-16, 1990 to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, DC. The action was based on fifteen violations that, when viewed collectively, demonstrate a lack of. management oversight. Significant among these violations, there was a failure to insure that-l facilities under this broad license were inspected internally by the L radiation safety staff-at required. frequencies.- This violation was also i identified during NRC inspections in 1588 and'1989. (EN90-078) L 3. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in-the amount of $25,000 was issued on August 16, 1990 to Duke Power. Company (0conee). The action was based on the. licensee's failure to take prompt-corrective action regarding a design error in the Penetration Room Ventilation S.yrtem. The base penalty was mitigated by.50%=for the licensee's p:smpt and' extensive-corrective action;once it fully recognized i the problem. (EN 90-079) L l t i l V l; AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE L . - ~.

'{ e Office of Consolidation Items of Interest Week Ending August 17, 1990 1 Second Building Status On August 13, 1990, the GSA contract negotiator met with WFN Managing Partner, Albert Abramson, to discuss WFN's concern about financial liabilities related to traffic mitigation at White Flint.that the Partners would retain if the- -Government chose to exercise its purchase option at the end of the fifth year of the lease of TWFN. The GSA negotiator believes a compromise resolution to this concern has been identified between him and Albert Abramson.. Some further checking up the GSA management chain is required however, to determine whether-the compromise 1: acceptable to the Government. On August 14, 1990, the Oft 1ce of Consolidation host J a meeting requested by' s the developer's architect, Karl Kaufman, to discuss the status of the NRC's base-building requirements for TWFN and various related issues.. GSA and the Offices of Administmtion and Information Resources Management also were represented at the meeting..Mr. Kaufman announced in the meeting that he expects to file er, application for an excavation permit on. September 1, 1990,. and to proceed on the schedule previously laid out by' Albert Abramrom which would result in receipt of an excavation permit by mid-November 1990. l We reported two weeks ago that the appraiser for TWFN had died unexpectedly the previous week and that GSA was reviewing bids for a new appraisal which might-delay the lease negotiations. GSA informed us en August 13 that.the deceased appraiser's company now says they intend to honor the existing contract and complete the appraisal on the previously agreed schedule, L 1.e., by August 26. l Traffic Mitigation On August 3, Senator Mikulski of Maryland introduced S. 2978, a bill te provide that Federal employees may participate in State-and local governn.ent programs encouraging the use of public transportation. The bill was referred to the Committee on Governmental Affairs. S. 2978 would authorize Federal' agencies to participate in programs such as the sale of discounted transit passes or'o'her i incentives that reduce the cost to employees of using public transportation, notwithstanding the provisions of Section 5536 of Title 5 of the United States Code which prohibits extra pay or allowances for employees whose pay is fixed by statute unless such extra pay is both authorized.by law and the-appropriation therefor specifically states that it is for the additional pay or allowance. Under existing law, the NRC is prohioited from matching the FARE-SHARE discount of 25 percent offered by Montgomery County on Metro, Ride-On and MARC tickets sold through the Energy Federal Credit Union branch at OWFN. i l o 1 j. AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE M l

t ,f -Region I Items of Interest Week'Ending August 17, 1990 1. Enforcement Conference With Process Technology North Jersey (Formerly Radiation Technology, Incorporated-lRTI]) An Enforcement Conference was held'with the President /CEO of Process . Technology New Jersey (PTNJ) and his staff,. counsel'and consultants ~The-enforcement conference discussed completeness,; accuracy, and veracity of information provided by PTNJ at an enforcerent conference held on April 26, 1989 andithe subsecuent investigation conducted-by the Office of Investigations. The cc.nference was conducted by-the Region I Director of the Division or Rt.diation Safety 6nd Safeguards and attended by the Region I Administrt. tor; the D4 rector, Office of Enforcement;:the Case Atterney,- Office of General Covasel; the Chief,- Medical and Ccmmer^l Use Safety Branch, NMSS; and Region I staff. Enforcement recomr' ins. resulting from this Confer ence are being developed.

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Calvert Cli' Ifs Operator Certificate Presentation j On August 14 1990, R. M. Gallo, Chief, Operations Branch, presented c NRC' certificates to recently licensed reactor operators at Calvert Cliffs-at an awards ceremony held by the-licensee in Solomons, MD. e Ih t s I t . AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE H q 1 ~

Region ~11 'I Items of Interest l Week Ending August 17, 1990 1. -Presentation of Reactor Operator Certificates i On August 14, the Regional. Administrator and selected Region II staff were at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia for site ~ familiarization and to present certificates to newly licensed reactor operators. 2. Carolina Power and Light Company A meeting was held with Carolina Power and Light Company management on August 15, 1990, to discuss a summary of their root cause analysis and. corrective action plans for their operator licensing requalification program. A detailed schedule of their plans was presented which will prepare them for en-April 1991 program reevaluation. 3. Virginia Electric and Powe'r Company On August 15, representatives of the Virginia Electric.and Powar Company were in the Regional Office to attend a management meeting regarding its Configuration Management Project. L ( 4. Tennessee Valley Authority i On August 16, the Regional Administrator and selected staff members, l participated in a management meeting at the Watts Bar site in Spring City, Tennessee, with the Senior Vice President Nuclear Power, regarding sche-duling activities at Watts Bar. l 5. Georgia Power Company 1 On August 17, selected staff members were-at the Vogtle Nuclear Station attending the exit meeting of tne Operational Safety Team. 6. Fraudulent Parts at Florida Power Light Compar;, FPL recently identified fraudulent valve packing material at one of their fossil plants. Because of.this, the licensee has reviewed valve packing material at both Turkey Point and St. Lucie nuclear sites. The licensee has discovered that some John. Crane Company packing material 1 at Turkey Point in fraudulent; howevcr, all of the suspect material is utilized in nonsafety-related applications. The review at the St. Lucie facility revealed no fraudulent packing material.'. The fraudulent materials were supplied by a local (Hollywood, Florida) distributor, Southern Mechanical, that stated that the materials were repackaged locally. A John crew 'j representative has inspected the materials and determined that the packing itself appears to be fraudulent. The. licensee is continuing the investi-L gation to determine if the distributor supplies other materials to the utility. The Vendor Branch in NRR has been notified, n '1 AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE N a

. ~ - -0 0 7. McGuire Emergency Exercise On August 15, 1990, the licensee conducted a small scale. emergency exer-. cise (not observed by FEMA). The' licensee's performance was adequate, but one exercise weakness and one apparent violation were identified.' 8. Babcock and Wilcox Fuel Fabrication' Plant Region 11 recently became aware that the licensee has, apparently un-knowingly, been burying uranium contaminateo sludge onsite. The sludge is a result of treating waste water from the recycle and recirculation water systems. The recirculation system contains concentrations-of uranium below MPC. In the sludge'the levels of uranium averaged approximately 150 pC1/gm..The licensee has also notified the EPA that, because of^this finding, pond sediment previously thought only to contain cliemical waste-may also contain radioactive material. The licensee has. discontinued burying this material onsite, I r [ l-(- I \\ 1 l i l l l l-l I l AUGUST 17, 1990 EllCLOSLRE N I I 1

} l Region III Items of laterest-l l ' Week Ending August 17, 1990 (- 1. General-Motors On-August 16, 1990, W. L. Axelson, Deputy Director, Division of Radiation Safety and Safeguards and' other selected regional staff conducted an Enforcement Conference to discuss the violations associated with the recent loss of licensed material. The licensee also described their corrective actions to the violations and-the actions taken to recover the-lost-cessium-137 nuclear gauge containing 17 millicuries. i l-l l ( 1' l i l i l l l l l AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE N

-.1 1 -{ Region IV. Items of Interest-o Week Ending August-17 -1990 ] 1. URF0 Meetings On August-7, 1990, the Director of URF0 and se L ' aembers of his tect'nical staff met with representatives.pf the Department of Energy, the state af' Colorado, and the Bureau of Reclamatior, to discuss the~ future utilizaitan of-the Durango VMTRAP site. The Bureau of Reclamation is considering the old' disposal site for a major. structure:in their Las' Animas Project. On' August 7,1990, the Director of IIRF0 and select members of his tecnnical staff also met with the representativre of the Department of Energy to-i discuss ground water seepage conc:rns associated with the disposal area at (' the Mexican Hat UMTRAP site. I 2. URF0 Meetings with Malapai Resources,Inc. and TOTAL Minerals The Director, Deputy Director, and se'ected staff of the Uranium Recovery Field Office met with representatives of Malapai Resource, Inc., and. TOTAL Minerals to discuss the transfer of Source Material License SUA-1341. Subjects discussed include required qualifications of operating personnel, surety' arrangements, and timing of the transfer. 1 a J i i AUGUST 17, 1990 ENCLOSURE N-

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8/28/90. None .B&W 0ffices Meeting-with B&W Owners' Group NRC/INEL/B&W/ W. Lyon 8:00-12:00' 1700 Rockville Pike and B&W to discuss steam generator B&W Owners' Suite 525 tube rupture release analysis. Group Rockville, MD 20852 .l 8/28/90 669 One White Flint North Meeting with EPRI to discuss PRA NRC/EPRI/ACRS/- T. Kenyon 8:30-4:00 Room 8B-11 external events and the proposed BNL i decoupling of OBE/SSE for future plant' designs. i 8/29/90 50-219 Oyster Creek Nuclear Meeting with GPU Nuclear Corpc ca-NRC/GPUN A. Uromerick 10:30-3:00 Generating Station tion'to discuss the status of j Building No. 12 - Licensing Activities for Oyster Training Conference Room. Creek.- Forked River, New Jersey j 8/30/90 None .One White Flint North Westinghouse presentation on NRC/ Westinghouse L. Kopp 8:30-11:30 Room 8B-11 control rod drop times based on PRA and Tech Spec implications. 9/12/90 50-382 One White Flint North Meeting with Entergy Operations, NRC/EO, lnc. D. Wigginton '10:00 Room 9B-13: Inc. to discuss proposed security changes to vital areas and to j i' the personnel access. i 1 L 9/19/90 50-219 One White Flint North Meeting with GPU Nuclear NRC/GPUN A. Dromerick' 10:00-5:00 Room 148-11 Corporation to discuss matters. related to the Oyster Creek Drywell Corrosion problem. ' P. 1, !5 o Copies of summaries'of these meetings will be made publicly.available and ] placed in the respective docket file's) in the NRC and local public document rooms. - 'A listing of these meeting notices can be obtained by calling'492-7424. .2- . ~ , ~., ~..

a r. e 3.8 August 17, 1990-. 5. . ] NMSS Meeting Notices ? Division of Safeguards and Transportation Docket Attendees / Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact 8/23 OWFN 88-11 Peer Review Panel NRC. C. Brown 9:00-12:00 Briefing on Proposed Peer Review Panel Amendments to Part 73 CA State' 8'niversity (Physical Fitness Training Program) 09/06 71-9231 OWFN 68-11 Meeting on MAC-CTC NRC E. Easton. Spent Fuel Transport DOE Cask, Structural NAC Analysis Division of High-Level Waste Management-Docket Attendees / Date/ Time Number pcation Furpose Applicant NRC Contact 8/30 OWFN Monthly management NRC. J. Holonich Meeting with DOE DOE State of-Navada Ep S E Pl D ~

... ~ s [,. E 8 Division of Low-level Waste Management and Decomunissioning ~$ Docket Attendees / Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact [ a m Olympia, WA Participate in review NRC J. Kennedy 8/18-24 Washington Agreement State Program and visit Hanford site 8/21 OWFN 5B EPA /NRC Contaminated NRC R. Boyle -Sites S/28 Chicago, IL DOE National LLW NRC-J. Surmeier Conference i 8/22 OWFN 6B-9 NRC's responsibility for NRC R. Bangart chemical contamination during decommissioning 9/4-8 Gakland, CA NRC/ EPA Mixed Waste NRC R. Boyle ~ Workshop. 9/11-14 Omaha,-Nebraska -To conduct training for NRC J. Shaffner ~the State of Hebraska ' licensing LLW facilities-9/19 OWFN 2F Full System Shemical' NRC T. C. Johnson Decontamination, Program General Electric 2 Mee*'ing i i G t a-A .o 1 e .n-1 m g ,_ age ~ n --y ,s.~ .-Us.- s vm n.,

..p l Division of Industrial and Medical Not! ear Safety 8 'M Attendees / ~ Docket ? Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact. u _g o 8/19-24 70-27 Lynchburg, VA Assessment of NRC R. Wilson Criticality Safety B&W Program 8/28 70/143 OWFN, 2F-17 To discuss Nuclear Fuel NRC G.'Bidinger. 9:00 a.m. Services, Inc. (NFS) NFS Nuclear Criticality Safety Program 8/28 Region III Public Meeting on BRC NRC-J. Glenn Policy + 8/28 72 9 Ft..St. Vrain. Meeting with Public MRC S. Ruffin site-Service Company-(PSC)- PSC of Colorado re: 'ISFSI 9/18 ^ Region I Public Meeting on BRC NRC J. Glenn 9/20 Region II Public Meeting on BRC NRC J. Glenn 9/25-Regi9n IV Public Meeting on BRC NRC J. Glenn. 9/27 Oakland, CA - Public Meeting on BRC NRC. J. Glenn 'E D8 E m O a .as a

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. e l.3 !'E ~ 15 --i RES Meeting Notices j Docket Attendees / Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact FIVE PUBLIC MEETINGS ON BELOW REGULATORY CONCERN I The NRC will hold five public meetings in August and September to discuss its recently published Below Regulatory Concern (BRC) Policy Statement 8/28/90 Chicago,-IL' Charles Morelius-I 1:00 PM Holiday Inn - 0' Hare Airport Region III 4 708/790-5500 l 9/18/90 King of Prussia, PA Marie Miller 9:00 AM Sheraton Valley Forge Convention Center Region I i 215/337-5000-9/20/90 Atlanta,~GA J. Philip Stohr-t 1:00 PM Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel Region II -404/331-4503 9/25/90

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g 08/21/90 FEMA Meeting of NRT Training Committee AE00, Other Federal R.. Hogan to discuss hazardous materials Agencies training for first responders 08/23/90 FEMA-Meeting of NRT Consnittee to AE00, FEMA, Other R. Hogan discuss Hazardous Materials Federal Agencies Exercise Handbook 08/27/90 DOT Meeting of NRT Response Comittee ' AE00, DOT, Other R. Hogan i

to develop agency responsibilities Federal Agencies for a catastrophic spill 08/27-28 TTC-NRC Inspection Manual Chapter NRR, AE0D and K. Raglin Chattanooga, 1245 (In<pector Qualifications) Regions I-V E. Butcher (MRR) .TN. Review Group Meeting ] 08/28 and Baton Rouge, . Post-Emergency Table Top Exercise AEOD, States E. Weinstein 09/18 LA at the River Bend Facility Local Parishes, Federal Agencies Training Advisory Group (TAG) NRR, NMSS, RES, GPA, AE00, K. Raglin 08/29 TTC Chattanooga, Meeting OP, Regions I-V l TN { 08/30 . D0T National Response Team Meeting AE00, EPA. *ast Guard, R. Hogan Other Fede c. Agencies t 09/06 Operations Exercise with CE Fscility in AE00, RIII, Licensee E. Weinstein-Center,-RII Hematite, M0 IE ..P R !5 .m O i b b'.__.m ...a -- [ y , ~. .,..,,4, ..wm. , y

l l l' -a t July 20, 1990-Region I i4eeting Notices i U Docket Attendees / l._.., Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant-NRC Contact- ,Y e 08/29/90 50-277/ Delta, PA SALP Management Mtg. . Selected RI Staff Doerflein i 10:00 a.m. '50-288-for Peach Bottom Members and Licensee 08/30/90 .70-1100 k'indsor, CT SALP Management Mtg. Selected RI Staff Bores ~' 2:00 p.m. for Combustion Eng. Members'and Licensee 08/30/90 50-286 Buchanan, NY Management Mtg. for Selected RI Staff'- Meye - 8:00 a.m. Indian Point Unit 3 Members and Licensee 09/06/90 50-293 Plymouth, MA Pilgrim - Status of-NRC Staff and the'. Rogge.. -.7:00 p.m. Emergency Preparedness Public t 4 9 4 o A

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August 17, 1990 I RII MEETING NOTICE -.- e DOCKET ATTENDEES / DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT-08/21/90 Waynesboro, GA Commissioner Curtiss at Conunissioner, Tech. Curtiss m . Assistant, and Regional GPC's Plant Vogtle site familiarizati-Administrator 08/22/90 Baxley, GA Comissioner Curtiss at Comissioner, Tech. Curtiss GPC's Plant Hatch for Assistant, and selected ~ site familiarization RII staff member 08/23/90 Southport, NC-Status report on Licensee, RA, and Ebneter 10:00 a.m. Intergrated Action Plan' selected RII staff CPL - Brunswick members 08/24/90 Raleigh, NC Meeting.of Southeast Regional Administrator Ebneter Managers and Deputy. Director, DRS Utility Engineering 08/27/90 RII'0ffice -Enforcement Conference Licensee, DRA, and Milhoan 1:30 p.m. General Electric Company selected RII starf i members 08/29/90 Jackson, MS Meeting with Entergy Licensee,'RII and Ebneter 9:00 a.m. Operations to discuss RIV Administrators corporate philosophy r ( E ' P S? !E m A">

o 9 E Region III Meeting Notices 8 Attendees Docket Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant MitC Contact - 08/21/90 34I Region III Detroit Edison Co., Licensee, Regional Greenman. Fermi - Management Administrator and selected 10:00 a.m. . Meeting members of RIII Staff 08/21/90 .50-373 Region III Cosunonwealth Edison Licensee, Reglona1 Norelius 1:00 p.m. 50-374 ~ Co., LaSalle - Administrator and-selected - Management Meeting members of RIII Staff 08/21/90 50-295 Zion Cosenonwealth Edison Licensee, Regional Greenman . Administrator and selected 2:00 p.m. 50-304 Co., Zion - Management - members of RIII Staff Meeting- .08/23/90 50-461 Clinton Site Visit Commissioner Rogers,- Greenman Director, Division of Reactor Projects and: ~ Licensee 08/24/90 50-461 Clinton Illinois Power Co., Licensee, Director, Division Greenman Clinton - Management' of Reactor Projects and Meeting selected members of RIII Staff 08/28/90 50-483 Region III Union Electric Co., . Licensee,' Director, Division -Greenman Callaway - Management of Reactor Projects and 9:00 a.m. Meeting selected members of RIII Staff ~ 08/28/90 Holiday Inn O' Hare Below Regulatory Deputy Regional Paperiello. 1:00 p.m. Chicago, IL-Concern Workshop Administrator, selected members of RIII Staff, Licensees and General. -Q-Public oa

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~ M4 T ~ 3- '.? E Region IV Meeting Notice August 17, 1990 Docket Attendees / Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact i 8/23/90 Russellville,AR Plant Performance Mtg D. Chamberlain . Jackson, MS Meeting with Entergy W. Cavanaugh-R. Martin 8/29/90 (9:00) Executive Staff .E-P S. ,E, 'O m_________ _}}