ML20062F014
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| Issue date: | 11/20/1990 |
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November 20, 1990 For:
The Comissioners From:
James L. Blaha, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO
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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 16, 1990 A summary of key events is included as a convenience to those Commissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Contents Enclosure o
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
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Controller I*
l Personnel J
l Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights K
Enforcement 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
external distribution)
- No input this week.
y ames L. Blaha ssistant for Operations, OEDO
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HIGHLIGHTS OF MEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 16, 1990 Indian Point 3 On October 4, 1990, two fuel assemblies were inadvertently withdrawn from the core while the reactor vessel upper internals were lifted in preparation for Results Onsite investigation of the event by an AIT is ongoing.
refueling.
of root cause analysis by the licensee indicates that the damage to upper in-27, 1989, during the previous refueling ternal alignment pins occurred :n May The upper internals package was moved laterally prior to fully clearing outage.
the upper internals stand. New procedures for lifting and installing the upper internals are being developed by the licensee.
These procedures will be imple-This mented when the upper internals are moved from the upper internals stand.
15, 1990 at the ear-refueling evolution is expected to teke place on November 13, 1990, 126 o liest. As of November stalled into the reactor vessel.
An NRC Information Notice is in preparation.
Denial of Access for Michigan low-level Waste (LLW) Generators The sited States have provided Governor Blanchard of Michigan official notifi-10, 1990, low-level radioactive waste generated cation that, "comencing November in the State of Michigan will no longer be accepted for disposal" in the cur-The notification rently sited iow-level radioactive waste disposal facilities.
from the sited states indicated that this action was taken as a result of Michigan's failure to "take action and provide evidence" of compliance, as The Governors of requested in previous correspondence from the sited States.
the States of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New ' fork have been informed that similar restrictions may be imposed on the LLW generators in their respective States.
TR90-16 Impact of Pipe Liner Failure on Pump Operation.
A search has been made for events related to the pipe liner failure at Beaver Several events involving failed pipe ccating have been reported Valley, Unit 2.
and previously addressed in an Information Notice, industry report, and an NRC j
These previously initiated activities and the small number of Generic Letter.
observed events argue against additional action on this issue at this time.
l Nuclear Regulatory Comission (HRC)/ Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) 1 The FBI has :6 vised that its legal staff has concurred in the MOU and that the l
MOV has been forwarded to the Office of the Director, FBI, for final FBI ap-A date for the signing ceremony is being scheduled by the Division proval.
of Safeguards and Transportation and FBI staff.
Secretary lulan Addresses CFC Administrators Secretary of Interior Manuel Lujan, Chairman of the Fall 1990 Combined Federal Campaign, addressed agency CFC administrators at a breakfast meeting on Thursday, November 15. Marthe Harwell, CFC Administrator, reported that 77.6%
of NRC's goal had been reached with 43.7% of employees donating to the campaign.
t Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation items of Interest Week Ending November 16, 1990 Indian Point 3 On October 4, 1990, two fuel assemblies were inadvertently withdrawn from the core while the reactor vessel upper internals were lifted in preparation for refueling. Onsite investigation of the event by an AIT is ongoing. Results of root cause analysis by the licensee indicates that the damage to upper in-ternal alignment pins occurred on May 27, 1989, during the previous refueling outage. The upper internals package was moved laterally prior to fully clearing the upper internals stand.
New procedures for lifting and installing the upper internals are being developed by the licensee. These procedures will be imple-menced when the upper internals are moved from the upper internals stand. This reft eling evolution is expected to take place on November 15, 1990 at the ear-lient.
As of November 13, 1990, 126 of the 193 fuel assemblies have been rein-stalled into the reactor vessel. An NRC Information Notice is in preparation.
petingwithNUMARConShutdown/LowPowerRiskEvaluation On November 7, 1990, members of the NRC staff met with representatives of the NuclearUtilitiesManagementResourcesCouncil(NUMARC). The purpose of the meeting was to exchange information regarding NRC and Industry assessments of safety risks while plants are shutdown or making mode changes. An NRC meeting sumary was issued on November 9,1990.
At the meeting, NRR staff made a presentation on the staff plan for assessing safet; :isks and provided NUMARC with copies of the plan documentation that the staff hac provided to the Comission for information.- In the discussion which followed the presentation, NUMARC representatives indicated an industry working group is being formed to deal with shutdown / low power risk issues.
They said that the working group would include representatives from the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations, the Electric Power Research Institute i
(EPRI), the Nuclear Safety Analysis Center (NSAC) and the various utility l
owners groups; and would be chaired by Harold W. Keiser of Pennsylvania Power and Light. A formal letter from NUMARC to the NRC which documents formation of the working group is expected shortly.
NUMARC representatives anticipated that the working group will have their first meeting in mid-December, and proposed that the working group meet with the NRC sometime in the month of January 1991 for an information exchange. The staff welcomed the opportunity to meet with the working group in January. At the request of NUMARC representatives, the l
staff agreed to provide the working group with the results of the staff's i
review of shutdown / low power operating experience prior to the first working l
group meeting.
Trip to Darlington Station and Meeting with AECB On November 6 and 7,1990, J. Sneizek,.W. Russell, S. Newberry, J. Joyce and J. Persensky met with Ontario Hydro and AECB of Canada, respectively. The primary purpose of the meetings was for the NRC Staff to obtain direct feedback on the Darlington Station licensing difficulties associated with the review 1
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t and approval of the computerized shutdown systems and their associated sof tware.
Although the CANDU designs are different in many respects from U.S. LWRs, this experience relates directly to the staff review of all Advanced Reactors and the EPRI Requirements Document since computerized safety systems and advanced displays tre used extensively.
Both Ontario Hydro and AECB were extremely cooperative and open, and their different points of view apparent. Some of the significant information obtained included the importance of early utility / regulator interaction and agreement on software validation and verification methodology, software testing and configu-ration management, so that reliable software can be assured. The AECB review perfurmed after the software was complete concluded that there were serious problems. This resulted in a tremendous effort by Ontario Hydro (approx. 35 man years) to restructure, redocument and test the software. A considerable long term effort is still underway to resolve many more issues.
A complete trip report providing details will be completed in the near future.
Wolf Creek Generating Station Following the Region IV determination that the Wolf Creek Reactor Operator Requalification Training Program was unsatisfactory, both Region IV and Head-quarters examiners conducted operator evaluation examinations (OPEVALs) at the Wolf Creek site on November 7 and 8, 1990.
The OPEVALs examined operating crews as opposed to individual operators. The unsatisfactory finding was made during the week of October 29, when 8 of 22 individual reactor operators failed their requalification examination.
The Wolf Cre:k facility normally operates with six operating crews working 12 hour1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> shifts.
As a result of the testing, four operating crews remained intact while a fifth crew was reconstituted from the remaining successful operators.
The OPEVAls consisted of two simulator runs for each of four operating crews (oneoftheintactcrewswasnottestedbecauseofsuperiorperformanceduring the previous week). All operating crews passed the OPEVALs.
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The net impact on Wolf Creek operating with five crews as opposed to six crews will be the elimination of the " backup" shift. This " backup" shif t was onsite during normal operations and basically worked on procedure updates, work re-quests, and was available to assist the operating crew during complex testing or plant transients.
A management meeting with the licensee to discuss their corrective actions and root cause analysis is being planned at the Region IV office during late November or early December.
During the interim, the licensee has committed not to return individuals requiring reexamination to control room watch activities without NRC concurrence.
Pilgrim Emergency preparedness (EP) Fact-Finding Task Force During the week of November 12, 1990, A.Mohseni(NRR),B.Spitzberg(RIV),and S. Borth (FEMA RI), members of a fact-finding team of the Pilgric EP Task Force, will be conducting their inquiries into the subject of "special needs." They l
will be meeting with officials in the Massachusetts Office of Handicapped Affairs 1
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in Boston, with officials in the Massachusetts Civil Defense Agency in Framingham, and with local officials and citizens in the Plymouth Area.
Interagency Working Group The fourth meeting of the Interagency Working Group on " Problem Parts and Suppliers" was held at the NRC's offices at One White Flint North on November 14, 1990.
Several members of the Vendor Inspection Branch and the Divisie Director, DRIS, attended the meeting. The EDO welcomed the group to the NRC's facility and expressed NRC's strong interest in the objectives and activities of the group. The purpose of the meeting was to obtain an update of the activities of the various government agencies in the area of problem parts and suppliers since the last meeting in July, and to continue discussions on the method to be established for rapidly communicating such information to other potentially affected agencies. The discussions indicated that other agencies are continuing to develop their internal policies and procedures for the identification and dissemination of this type of information. The subcom-mittee appointed to develop the special guidelines for the member agencies to feed data to a databank, facilitate its retrieval, and assure limited access, due to the sensitive nature of the data, plans to meet soon.
The next meeting of the working group is planned for February 1991.
Audit of the Program Developed at Millstone Unit 3 in Response to Generic Letter 89-10 (EMEB)
On November 6 to 8, 1990, the NRC staff conducted an audit of the program being developed by the licensee of Millstone Unit 3 in response to Generic Letter 89-10. " Safety-Related Motor-Operated Valve Testing and Surveillance."
The generic letter requested licensees to establish a program to provide for the testing, inspection, and maintenance of safety-related motor-operated valves (MOVs) and certain other MOVs in safety-related systems.
In Supplement 2 to Generic letter 89-10, the staff stated that inspections of generic letter programs would not begin until January 1,1991, but that audits to obtain information regarding licensee progress in developing the generic letter programs would be conducted before inat date. The Mechanical Engineering Branch (EMEB) of NRR led the audit of the Millstone Unit 3 program with the l
participation of staff inspectors from Regions I, II, III and V.
The audit had three objectives.
First, it was intended to evaluate'the adequacy of the
-draf t temporary instruction (TI) for the performance of staff inspections of the implementation of Generic Letter 89-10.
Second, the audit was intended to l
provide an opportunity for regional inspectors to work with headquarters staff to ensure a consistent evaluation of the generic letter programs. Third, the audit was intended to evaluate the licensee's progress in developing its l
generic letter program and to provide feedback to the licensee on the staff's view of its program.
EMEB considers the audit to have satisfied each of these objectives and is preparing a report to document the audit findings. The regional inspectors indicated that participating in the audit had been highly beneficial. The licensee's progra,a is under development and was in draft form. The audit team did not find any uncorrectable weaknesses in the draft program, but did identify several aspects of the program that require further development.
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e Office nf Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards items of Interest Week Ending November 16, 1990
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Physical Protection Bilateral Meeting An International Safeguards Branch staff member represented the Nuclear Regu-latory Commission (NRC) on an interagency t'nited States Physical Protection Review Team (NRC, Department of Energy and Department of Defense) that visited Mexico during the period November 13-16, 1993.
The team held technical infor-mation exchange discussions with represtniatives of the Mexican National Commission for Nuclear Security and St.fegeards.
Several nuclear facilities were visited in connection with the v: sit.
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On November 13-14, 1990, a meeting was held at General Electric's Wilmington,
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Representatives of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, General Electric and the IAEA reviewed a document prepared by the IAEA which focused on how operator declarations of material flows could be communicated.
The communication must be accomplished in a way that ensures that operator declarations to the IAEA are made in a timely manner and are unalterable. This is a basic principle of the SNRI concept and must be in-place for valid inspection conclusions to be drawn.
Potential means of accomplishing the objectives of timely and reliable notifications include:
a tamper-sealed " mailbox" used in conjunction with a date/ time device and surveillance camera, a secure dedicated computer on-site, er a computer link to the IAEA field office in Toronto, Canada.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)/ Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
The FBI has advised that its legal staff has concurred in the M00 and that the M00 has been forwarded to the Office of the Director, FBI, for final FBI ap-proval. A date for the signing ceremony for Director Sessions and Chairman Carr is being pursued by the Division of Safeguards and Transportation and FBI staff.
Safeguards Meetings on Security Issues at the Category 1 Fuel Facilities On November 14, !990, the Division of Safeguards and Transportation personnel met with representctives of Regions I and 11 to discuss a working understanding of respective duties and responsibilities. The purpose of the meeting was to ensure effective coordination between Headquarters and the Regions in licensing reviews, inspection activities and other joint regulatory programs.
On November 15, 1990, both Headquarters and Regional fuel cycle safeguards personnel met *:ith representatives of two Category I fuel cycle licensees to exchange iniormation related to regulatory updates, current security issues, tha ;omparability rule implementation status, and the tactical exercise lessons NOVEMBER 16, 1990 ENCLOSURE B
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learned. This is a quarterly meeting for the purpose of technical information exchange and discussion of outstanding licensing and inspection issues.
Package Supplier Inspection i
On November 5-8, 1990, Transportation Branch staff conducted an inspection at the. General Electric Company, Nuclear Energy, facility in Wilmington, North Carolina. The staff was supported by an engineer from Idaho National Engi-neering Laboratory. The inspection focused on quality assurance in the fabri-cation, maintenance, and use of transport packagings. Preliminary findings were discussed with company representatives at the exit meeting.
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Denial of Access for Michigan Low-Level Waste (LLW) Generators
.The sited States have provided Governor Blanchard of Michigan official notiti-cation that, " commencing November 10. 1990, 10w-level radioactive waste geneiated in the State of Michigan will no longer be accepted for disposal" in the. cur-rently sited low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities. The notification from the sited states indicated that this action was taken as a result of Michigan's failure to "take action and provide evidence" of compliance, as requested in previous correspondence from the sited States. The Governors of the States.of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York have l
been informed that similar restrictions may be imposed on the LLW generators in their respective States.
Babcock & Wilcox - Pennsylvania Nuclear Service Operations (B&W-PNS0)
Staff of the Office of Nuclear Material' Safety and Safeguards and Iwgion I met on November 7, 1990, with representatives of B&W-PNSO to review the status
~of licensed-activities at the t',ompany's Apollo and Parks-Township, Pennsylvania The meeting was highlit ted by discussion of the. impact of a provision h
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in the recently passed FY 91 Defense Appropriations Bill that will result in the transfer to the Department of Energy (DOE) of $30M for decomissioning of the Apollo site. The funds transfer provides a major impetus for B&W to declare that-the Apollo facility has reached the end-of-plant life, to request-license termination, and to submit a detailed decomissioning plan.
Before it can do so, however, the company must resolve the-problem of disposition at reasonable cost of large quantities of soil contaminated with' uranium at low concentrations.
NRC and DOE staff have faitiated discussions'to ensure that
.the authorities and responsibilities of both agencies are fulfilled in connection with the use of the funds'for decomissioning the Apollo site.
Sequoyah Fuels Corporation (SFC)
On November 5, 1990, a Demand for Information was issued to SFC, resulting from NRC concern that certain aspects of the SFC safety and environmental pro-gram were not operating in full accord with NRC requirements. The directive required SFC to provide interim management oversight by persons who have.not been employed at SFC.and an independent' written appraisal of site and corporate organizations at SFC developing recomendations in management control and over-sight to assure that personnel wi'l comply with regulatory requirements.
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, 4 On November 13, 1990, NRC held a management meeting with representatives of SFC and General Atomics to discuss SFC's response to the November 5 Demand for Information. SFC has been given until November 20, 1990, for the initial
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On November 16, the DET manager conducted an interim exit meeting with the licensee to review the team's preliminary findings from the first tw0 weeks of onsite evaluation. The team 1s scheduled to return to the Oyster Creek for a third anc final week on December 3.
Technical Training Center The' Director, TTC and Senior Simulator Engineer met wi'h personnel from NRR, RES, INEL and NMSS to determine existing and planned.cses of high technology Unix workstations for scientific and engineering applications and observed demonstrations of the RELAP5 Desktop Analyzer in the Operations Center.
The Chief, PWR Technology Branch and' Chief, Westinghouse Section ) resented a Westinghouse Technology Course (R-101P) in support of the PRA Tec1nology Transfer Program. A Reactor Technology Instructor presented a Reactor Concepts o
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TR90-16 Impact of Pipe Liner Failure on Pump Operation.
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Several events involving failed pipe coating have been reported L
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Office of Governmental and Public Affairs Items of Interest W9ek Ending November 16, 1990 NARUC Annual Meeting Spiros Droggitis, State Irograms, attended the National Association of Regula-tory Utility Comissioners' (NARUC) Annual Meeting on November 10-13, 1990 in Orlando, Florida. Mr. broggitis accompanied Comissioner Kenneth Rogers and Myron Karman, Legal Astistant, to th NARUC Su0comittee on Nuclear Issues / Waste Disposal meeting and ocher'NARUC sessions. The Subcomittee discussed the status of the high-letel radioactive waste (HLWl management program and related issues and NRC's proposed policy on performance incentive programs.
The Subcomittee adopted a resolution on nuclear waste disposal (which was later approved by the Committee on Electricity and NARUC's Executive Comittee).
The resolution urges Congress to exert oversight of the HLW program to insure-that there are no 'urther delays in the program and that funds are spent pru -
dently; urges the Department of Energy (DOE) to determine whether the Yucca Mountain site is suitable; and urges Congress and DOE to develop contingency plans should the Yucca Mountain site prove unsuitable for development into a repository. The Subcomittee members indicated that they viewed the NRC pro-posed )olicy. on performance incentive programs as an invitation to comunicate with tie.NRC on such.' programs. Comissioner Rogers provided the Subcomittee with.an update on NRC activities including plant life extension, regulatory impact surveys and recent discussions with the waste negotiator. Mr. Karman briefed the Subcomittee on the recent Court of Appeals decision on NRC's Part 52.
.A nuclear power panel' discussion on HLW and new reactor technology was held with representatives from 00E, Westinghouse, the Edison Electric Institute and the Pennsylvania Public Utility Comission.
In addition, Linda Stuntz, DOE L
Deputy Under Secretary for Policy, Planning.and Analysis spoke before NARUC on I
the development of the National Energy Strategy.
Michigan LLW Generators Denied Access to Disposal Facilities Senerators in the State of Michigan were denied access to the low-level radio-at.tive waste (LLW) disposal facilities in the sited States of Washington, South Carolina and Nevada effective November 11, 1990.
According to.the sited States, this action was taken in fulfillment of'their duties under the Low-Level Radio-active W:tt. Policy Amendments Act of 1985. The sited States claimed that L
Michigan had not taken action to correct problems related to siting its LLW L
disposal fac lity.- The Michigan generators filed suit against the sited States on November 14, 1990 in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of
-. Michigan. -It this' time, the State of Michigan has not taken such action.
L NCAI Annual Convention Rosetta Virgil;o, State Programs, attended the 47th Ar.iual Convention of the National Congress of American Indians (NCA1), which w,;,J d in Albuquerque, i
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New Mexico the week of November 12, 1990.
This year's convention theme centered on "The 90's: A New Federclism on Our Terms". Dr. P.,hn Bartlett Director of DOE'sOfficeofCivilianRadioactiveWasteManagement,wasoneofseveral Federal officials addressing the convention. Dr. Bartlett discussed the status of the Department's high-level radioactive waste program activities.
CRCPD G-20 Committee Meeting l
The Conference of Radiation Corcrol Program Directors, Inc. (CRCPD) G-20 Com-mittee on Licensing State De',1gnation met in Rockville, Maryland on November 13-14, 1990. The Licens ng State concept is intended to stimulate development materials (gulatory progrsms for naturally accelerator-produced radioactiveNARM of State re gram. The Licensing State program is carried out by the CRCPD. The Committee acted on 13 State requests fer final desit istion and will recomend the CRCPD Board extend final designations to 7 addit nal States and conditionally to 4 others (contingent upon receising State commitments to make minor revisions to their Licensing State program 1).
The Committee will continue to review the two 1
other requests. As a result of this action, a total of 17 States can be desig-L nated Licensing States. The Comittee also took steps to improve the national basis for approving use of NARM sources and devices. The Committee plans to
. discuss these actions at the CRCPD annual business meeting and offer to hold a-workshop during the regular meeting.
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Meeting The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) conducted a town meetir.g meeting on November 14, 1990 in Concord, Massachusetts. The purpose of L
the meeting.was.for the DEP to describe its responsibilities for overseeing l
rcmedial response actions that Nuclea? Metals, Inc, #111 be taking at its onsite L
sludge holding basin. The meeting was the first of several public meetings that will take place as part of its Public Inysiveme nt Plan.
John'Kinneman, Chiaf, segion I Nuclear Materiais Safety Section B, and Marie i
L Miller, Region I Ste.te L 4 ison Off "er, participated in the meeting..
Mr. Kinneman discussed Nr.C's licenshg and inspection-responsibilities at the L
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develop.a plan to remo<e the uranium bssed sludge, decommissioning funds, con-tingency plans, licensing upplications, renewals, and opportunities for public j
L involvement. Ms. Miller adCressed the topics of LLW disposal and the BRC L
policy. The licensee made a presentation on its water monitoring program-and the St-t;a of the facility.
Maine Identifies 12 Candidate Regions for Potential LLW Disposal L
A' team of consultants retained by the Maine LLW Authority presented the Authority with maps identify 1;g-12 Candidate Regions as possible sites for a potential LLW disposal facility on November 15, 1990. The selection of the regions was based on siting factors established by the Authority with input and advice from the consulting team and a Statewide Citizens Advisory Group. The Statewide screening process is being conducted in conjunction with a volunteer siting program. Land in Wiscasset,~ Maine, offered by Maine Yankee, is currently being studied as a volunteer site. After additional study, the schedule in Maine NOVEMBER 16, 1990 ENCLOSURE E
'V calls.for Preferred Candidate Areas to be announced in April'1991. Approxi-mately 10 Candidate Sites will be identified in September of 1991.
Each Candidate Site, and any volunteer sites, will be compared and evaluated against the screening factors, leading to the selection of Preferred Candidate Site (s) for extensive on-site exploration and testing at the end of-1991.
International Visitors On' Wednesday, November 14, Dr. Y. Y. Hsu, newly appointed Chairman of the Taiwan Atomic Energy Council, visited NRC for discussions. Chairman Hsu met with Chairman Carr, Commissioners Curtiss and Rogers, and members of RES tech-nical staff.
Dr. Hsu stated that he looks forward to our continued benefic.ial cooperation.
i On Friday, November 16, Mr. Pierre Carlier, Executive Vice President, Elec-tricite de France, met with James Sniezek and representatives of NRR and IP to exchange views on current reactor safety issues. This is Mr. Carlier's first visit to NRC.
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Items of Interest Week Ending November 16, 1990 Procurement Seminar The Division of Contracts and Property Management (DCPM) conducted a Procurement Seminar on Novenber 14 and 15 for regional office staff with procurement responsibilities.
The seminar focused on problem areas identified as a result of regional procurement reviews conducted by DCPM.
Coverage also included required justifications and approvals, and new regulations affecting small purchases.
Security Support to ASLBP Meetings A meeting was held with Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel (ASLBP) staff to discuss security support for the ASLBP hearing to be held in mid-December on Seabrook. This support is especially sensitive as this will be the first ASLBP hearing held since the judicial decision involving the "We the People" lawsuit.
Guidance.has been requested from OGC on the bandling of disruptive individuals.
' Louisiana Energy Services 1
~The Division of Security will participate in further negotiations on the URENCO Agreement and Quadripartite Handbook between the U.S. and URENCO governments on December 10-12, 1990.
These negotiations will take place both at NRC and the Department of State.
.Significant FOIA Requests Received by the NRC For 4-Day Period of November 9, 1990 - November 15, 1990 Request for copies of the solicitation and bid abstract for RS-IRM-91-183.
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Request'for records.regariing the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Lado11a, California.
(Cheryl Clark, The San Diego Union, F01A-50-509)-
i Request for. copies of-drafn NUREG/CR-5604 regarding intersystem LOCA, and any internal correspondence on the subject.
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p F01A-90-512) l Request for a copy of a sr.ecified report of an evaluation of the Peach Bottom nuclear power plant.
(John Person of Newman & Holtringer, P.C., F01A-90-513)
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Office of Information Resources Management Items of Interest Week Ending November 16, 1990 1.
MIPS Counterparts Meeting Held IRM, NRR and Regional personnel met for two days to discuss various aspects of the Master Inspection Planning System (MIPS) and the Inspection Follow-upSystem(IFS). The agenda included on-line review of scheduling capabilities, enhancements made since the July meeting, and proposed future enhancements.
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Washington Interagency Telecommunication System (WITS) Cutover for F 5treet Building WITS cutover for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's F Street offices was completed on Friday night, November 9, 1990 by C&P and the General Services Administration.
IRM staff met with C&P on Saturday morning at 7:30 am to test the line. Of the 22 lines that were cutover, only two needed repair.
As of November 13, all lines were working.
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1989 ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code on CD ROM is A new CD-ROM product, the 1989 ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code nowlocatedintheWhiteFlintReadingRoom,4C-16,andisnowavaIlable for NRC staff use. The Library-staff will schedule training for all interested individuals or small groups upon request. To schedule training, NRC staff should call the NRC Reference Librarian at extension 27748.
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Office of Personnel items of Interest Week Ending November 16, 1990 Secretary lu.ian Addresses CFC Administrators Secretary of Interior Manuel Lujan, Chairman of the Fall 1990 Combined Federal Campaign, addressed agency CFC administrators at a breakfast meeting on Thursday, November 15.
Marthe Harwell, CFC Administrator, reported that 77.6%
of NRC's goal had been reached with 43.7% of employees donating to the campaign.
Recruitment Initiatives Continue Pittsburgh Job Fair, October 1:
Len Carsley, Region I, Prasad Kadambi, NRR, and Regis Boyle, NMSS, conducted 30 interviews with 7 individuals being recommended for further interviews.
Southern University, October 15:
Frank Elizondo, OP, and Stevie Ruffin, Region 111, conducted 16 interviews with 8 individudals being recommeded for further interviews.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, October 22:
Eileen Mason, OP, Chuck Robinson, NMSS, and Bruce Wilson, Region II, conducted 8 interviews with 4 being recommended for further interviews.
University of Illinois Job Fair, October 25: Michael Jordan, Region 111, conducted 10 interviews with 9 individuals being recommended for further interviews.
Columbia University, November 1:
Frank Elizondo, OP, and Mohan Thadani, NRR, conducte-7 interviews with all 7 individuals being recommended for further interviews.
Arrivals B0WER, Fred Reactor Engineer (PFT)
RI HARRIS, Gary Reactor Engineer (PFT)
RII MILSTEIN, Richard MC&A Physical Scientist (PFT)
NMSS NIELSON, Patricia Secretary (PFT)
RES PETERSON, Patrick NDE Technician (PFT)
RI SCHULTZ, Christine Word Processing Operator (PFT)
Rl!I Departures DESCHAMPS, Floyd Mechanical Engineer (PFT)
NMSS HAESE, Diane Office Resident Assistant (OPFT)
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Program Advisory. Committee, substituted for Era Marshall, NRC's Federai Wonen's Program Manager, at the Federal Women's Interagency Board Meeting of agency wide Federal Women's Program Managers.
The meeting was held at the Office of Personnel Management. The thrust of this meeting was to receive an update on legislation which would impact on the Federal employment of women.
Ms. Jean Curtis, a re)resentative from the Department of Labor, Office of the Women's Bureau, was tie guest speaker.
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Office of Enforcement items of Interest Week Ending November 16, 1990 Significant Enforcement Actions 1.
A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of $3,750 was issued on November 13, 1990 to Cabell-Huntington Hospital, Huntington, West Virginia.
The action was based on a number of violations that, in the aggregate, are indicative of lack of control over licensed activities. These violations include failure to:
perform required radiation surveys, have required written procedures, follow procedures after a minor spill of technetium-99m, properly train nuclear medicine and ancillary personnel, check the dose calibrator for constancy, measure the activity of doses prior to administration, and failure of the Radiation Safety Officer (RS0) to perform various duties and responsibili-ties. The base civil penalty was increased 50% because NRC identified mos'.
of the violations and, of those violations identified by the licensee, only one was promptly corrected.
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A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of $4,375 was issued on November 16, 1990 to West Shore Hospital, Manistee, Michigan. The acticn was based on an incident in which a technician, who had not received adequate training, injected a patient with approximately 20 times the quantity of diagnostic radiopharmaceutical needed to perform a nuclear medicine image.
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Region III found a number of violations indicative of a lack of management control over licensed activities. The base civil penalty was increased 75% because NRC identified the majority of the violations and because the licensee's corrective actions at the time of the enforcement conference l
were not fully acceptable.
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A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of $7,500 was issued on Nove'ber 16, 1990 to Roche Professional Service Centers, Inc., Nutley, New Jersey. The' action was based on a violation in which the then Philadelphia Facility Manger authorized a technician at this facility to use licensed material (by drawing doses) when an authorized user was not present. The Facility Manager's actions constituted a willful violation of regulatory requirements since the Facility Manager knew that the conditions of the license prohibited the use of licensed material when an authorized user was not present.
Furthermore, during the NRC inspection on October 23, 1989, the Facility i
Manager provided inaccurate information to the NRC inspector when she informed the inspector that she was unaware of any occasions when licensed material was used without an authorized user present. The base civil p(enalty was increased.by 50% becase NRC identified the violations.
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Region 1 Items of Interest Week Ending November 16, 1990 1.
Combustion Engineering fuel Facility Thomas T. Martin, Region 1 Administrator, Guy Arlotto, Deputy Director of HMSS, and Malcolm R. Knapp, Director cf the Division of Radiation Safety and Safeguards in Region I visited the Combustion Engineering Fuel Facility in Windsor, Connecticut on November 6, 1990. The Facility has been on the NRC watch list over two years. The visit was made to observe changes in radiation safety programs and procedures and in plant conditions.
Changes in radiological hazards resulting from Combuttion Engineering's termination of uranium oxide power processing at the Winosor Facility were also observed.
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Shoreham Commissioner Curtiss toured the, Shoreham site on Monday, November 13, 1990. 'He was accompanied by his Technical Assistant and the Regional Administrator. The Long Island Lighting Company (LILCo) conducted the tour and presentation. Represen*.alives of the New York Power Authority and the Long Island Power Association participated.
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Tennessee Valley Authority On November 13, representatives of the Tennessee Valley Authority were in the Region II Office to present a briefing on the TVA Corrective Action Program.
On November 14, the Regional Administrator, the Public Affairs Officer, and members of the TVA Projects staff attended a Public Management Meeting with TVA in Chattanooga, Tennessee to discuss Watts Bar plant status, cable damage evaluations, and other technical issues.
On November 15, the Chief, TVA Projects Staff, was in Headquarters to meet with TVA and NRR to discuss the restart schedule for Browns Ferry Unit 3.
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Florida Power Corporation On November 13, representatives of the Florida Power Corporation were in the Region II Office for examination review and discussion of topics concerning their Crystal River facility.
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Carolina Power and Light Company - Robinson On November 15, the Deputy Regional Administrator presented Operator Certificates to newly licensed operators at the CP&L's H. B. Robinson facility.
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Duke Power Company - McGuire On November 15, McGuire Unit I restarted after the licensee completed testing of U-Bolts which hold down the ice baskets in the ice condenser.
Thelicensee' tested 1415ofthe-1944icebaskets(2' bolts / basket)and visually inspected all U-Bolts. There were four U-Bolt failures identi-fied through the testing conducted. The broken U-Bolts may have been caused by a manufacturing flaw as well as maintenance operations.
Generic-implications are being. reviewed.
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An enforcement conference was held on November 13, 1990, with Georgia Power Company to discuss recurring violations relating to the protection of safeguards information (SGI) at Vogtle and support functions located in Birmingham, Licensee attributed problems to personnel error and failure L.
.to adhere to procedural requirements.
Reporting delays were attributed to internal conflicts about what constituted SGI and its degree of signifi-l cance.
Licensee will develop a task force to-ensure that positive control of SGl.is achieved.
Licensee acknowledged that a good baseline for adequate correction of the programmatic problems in the SGI program had not yet been established.-
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NFS Quarterly Decommissioning Meeting NFS informed the NRC, during the quarterly decommissioning meeting on November 13, 1990, that the DOE contract for disposal of TRU waste was transferred from INEL to ORNL, The initial contract with 00E, which called for transfer to INEL, had been impacted by the. Idaho governor's decision to not allow TRU waste into Idaho.
The licensee still must have all TRU waste to DOE by April 1992.
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Region 111 Items of Interest Week Ending November 16, 1990 1.
Department of Natural Resources On November 15, 1990, Charles E. Norelius, Director, Division of Radiation Safety and Safeguards, participated in a round-table discussion sponsored by the Department of Natural Resources in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The topic of these discussions was federal response to incidents and radiological events.
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Consumers Power Company On November 15, 1990 Dr. Carl J. Paperiello, Deputy Regional Administrator, and selected regional staff conducted two enforcement conferences with Consumers Power Company to discuss several falsification issues (Palisades) andfitness-for-duty (FFD) issues (PalisadesandBigRockPoint). The firstfalsificationissueinvolvedatraininginstructor(contractor)that waived " Practical Factors Training" for health physics technicians and the records appeared that they had received the training when indeed they did not receive the training. Additional issues were false records of a quality assurance samples analyses report by a chemistry technician and the crossing of a high radiation boundary by two operations individuals.
The Region is now considering the appropriate enforcement action.
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Zion Nuclear Power Station L
On November 6, 1990, the reactor was shut down when two emergency diesel
. generators (the 1A diesel generator and the 0 swing diesel) were declared inoperable.
Unit.1 has experienced four diesel generator failures in the j
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With this record of test failures, a 1980 Confirmatory l
Order specifies allowable outage times which require that the plant be-placed in cold shutdown if the diesels are not restored to service. During I
the shutdown on operator containment rounds on November 8, 1990, the licensee identified a body-to-bonnet leak in a safety injection accumulator check valve. On November 12,.1990, the reactor was placed back on line I
after the licensee completed repairs to the 1A and 0 diesels and the check valve.
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-On November 15,l1990, Commissioner Forrest Remick, Mr. A. Bert Davis, Regional i
Administrator, Region III, and Mr. John Hickman, NRR, toured the Clinton l
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Braidwood Nuclear Power Station.
i Mr. Richard Barrett, Director, Project Directorate III-2, NRR, and l
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Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety On November 13, 1990, members of the Division of Reactor Projects staff met with' membersoftheIllinoisDepartmentofNuclearSafety(IDNS)stafftodiscussthe implementation of the IDNS Inspection Program.
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Rea 4n IV Itcais of Interest Week Ending November 16, 1990 1.
Total Minerals Total Minerals, the new operator of the former Malapai Resources Malapai Ranch and Christensen Ranch in-situ uranium production facilities in Wyoming, met on November 9, 1990, with the Director and selected staff of the Uranium Recovery Field Office to discuss future operating plans for the site and proposed revisions to current license conditions.
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Newman Memorial Enforcement Conference An enforcement conference was held on November 14, 1990, at the Region IV office to review the findings related to an inspection conducted at the licensee's facility on October 11-15, 1990. The inspection was a review of circumstances related to an incident involving the transfer of licensed material to an unauthorized recipient. The conference focused on violations related to the specific incident as well as repeated violations involving continued lack of management oversight by both the radiation safety officer and hospital management.
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Nebraska Waste Facility Moratorium In Lincoln, Nebraska, Democrat Ben Nelson was declared the winner over Republican Governor Kay Orr in that state's recent gubernatorial race.
Governor-elect Ben Nelson repeated his campaign pledge to call a moratorium on siting of a low-level waste facility in Nebraska. Newspaper articles stated that this prompted threats from the states of Washington, South Carolina, and Nevada to deny the state of Nebraska access to their waste-facilities. -Under the law, all states are required to manage'their own waste by January 1,1993.
Operators of Nebraska's' two nuclear power plants and Mr. Ray Peery, the Central Interstate Compact executive director, plan to meet with Governor-elect Ben Nelson and his staff to discuss this issue.
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Meeting With~ Pro-Technics, International On November 15, 1990, John Chisholm, President of Pro-Technics, International; met with Region IV personnel to discuss his desire to perform field flood studies _under reciprocity.
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palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station The Electrical Distribution System Functional Inspection (EDSFI) was completed on November 9, 1990 and an exit meeting conducted with the licensee. The exit meeting was attended by the Deputy Director of the Division of Reactor Safety and Projects, Regioc *., and the Region V Project Director, NRR.
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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 16, 1990 A.
STAFF REQUIREMENTS - BRIEFING ON DECOUPLING SITING REQUIREMENTS FROM FUTURE DESIGNS AND UPDATE OF SOURCE TERM MATTERS (SECY-90-341), 2:00 P.M., MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1990, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, ONE WHITE FLINT NORTH, ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - SECY to James M. Taylor, EDO and William C. Parler, GC dated 11/16/90 The Commission was briefed by the NRC staff on source term update and decoupling siting from design.
A number of questions were raised by the commission concerning t'To methodology to accomplish the goal of updating the source term and decoupling it from siting requirements.
The staff should provide the Commission a response to the following questions.
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How long would it take to incorporate Regulatory Guide 4.7 Tnto the regulations?
Why should the portions of Part 100 which influence design remain in place until the final step, as proposed in the staff's plan?
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The staff's proposal states that the second revision to Part 100 and the revision to Part 50 would be accomplished prior
-to the completion of review of passive designs.
How will this schedule allow designers to provide for the new requirements of these two rulemakings in their designs?
The Commission believes that this proposed program is an important step in establishing a stable regulatory process for plant design and siting and emphasizes the need to coordinate NEPA considerations with plant design considerations in such a manner that the scope of the analysis of severe accident mitigation design alternatives (SAMDAs) is clearly defined and factored into the regulatory process.
This activity should be closely coordinated with OGC and the procesc (not necessarily_the final rule) should be in place in time for evolutionary plant 1
design FDAs.
The Commission requested that it be informed of the staff's and OGC's options for integrating the SAMDA decision into the regulatory process.
'The staff should brief the Commission periodically as it develops theEdefinition of releases into containment, specifically to advise tha Commission of the potential accident scenarios used as i
a technical basis for thic definition.
Further, the staff should periodically brief the Commission as it develops a policy on the use of'the updated TID-14844 by existing plants.
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He believes that the process
-applied by the CNWRA to the requirements within Part 60 could be a useful model for this activity.
Additional staff requirements may result from the Commission's consideration of SECY-90-341 and will be included in the SRM from that paper.
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STAFF REQUIREMENTS - AFFIRMATION / DISCUSSION AND V0TE, 3:30 P.M., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1990, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, ONE WHITE FLlhT NORTH, ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - SECY to William C. Parlor, GC dated 11/16/90 I.
SECY-90-369~~ Kerr-McGee's Petition for Reconsideration The Commission, by a 4-0 vote, approved an order responding to an October'29, 1990',' petition by Kerr-McGee Chemical Corporation.asking that the Commission reconsider its October l'/, 1990, Order. denying Kerr-McGee's request for a hearing on the proposed amendment to the Illinois Agreement (CLI-90-9).
The order denies the request and notes that the petition presents no relevant argument not considered previously by the commission.
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- November 9, 1990 3E APPLICANT /
DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE
' ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT U5 11/27/90 Mone One White Flint North Meeting with WOG to discuss NRC/WOG H. Richings C'
1:00-3:00 Room 4B-13 Beacon 12/03/90 None One White Flint North Meeting with CE to discuss the NRC/CE L. Kopp 1:00-3:00 Room 88-11 use of Erbia Burnable Absorbers 1
12/18/90 None One White Flint North Meeting with EPRI to discuss recent NRC/EPRI B. Mozafari 8:00-2:00 Room 2F-17 research activities related to Bulletin 88-08.
12/19/90 None One White Flint North Meeting with BWROG to update NRC/GE/BWROG/
H. Richings 8:30-3:00 Room 14B-11 Long Term Solutions progress ORML and information on material to be presented in Topical Report.
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Date/ Time Number Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contaci.
11/20 M-32 OWFN, Commission Presentation by DOE NRC D. Hurt 9:00 a.m.
Briefing Room on status & future DOE major activities of West Valley Dt.monstration Project 11/20 M-32 OWFN 48-11 Review of applicability MRC D. Hurt 1:00 p.m.
of NRC decessiissioning DOE standards to WVDP 11/20 70-08 OWFN 148-11 To review the authority MRC P. Loysen l
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& responsibility of Battelle Battelle's facilities DOE deconsissioning Division of Safeguards and Transportation Docket Attendees /
Date/ Time Nu h r Location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact 12/12 OWFM 1F-22 BR-100 Spent Fuel Ship. MRC E. Easton 9:00-11:30 Cask, Therinal Analysis DOE B&W 01/16/91 OWFN BR-100 Spent Fuel Ship. NRC E. Easton 9:00-11:30 Cask, Crit. & Shield.
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9 Date/ Time Nurber location Purpose-Applicant NRC Contact 11/27-29 Tallahassee, FL To present Mixed Waste NRC N. Orlane Workshop to the state s
of Florida 12/11 Germantown, MD To participate in DOE /
NRC.
D. Gillen HRC management meeting DOE 12/12 Rockville, MD To participate in DOE /
NRC
- 5. Wastler NRC Workshop on Alter-DOE native Concentration Limits in UMTRA Program Division of High-level Waste Management Docket Attendees /
Date/ Time Number location Purpose Applicant NRC Contact 11/28-29 Albuquerque, NM Technical Exchange on NRC M. Delligatti Performance Assessment DOE with DOE and State of EPA Nevada State of Nevada Affected Local Governments EP S
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.M 12/13/90 Rockville, MD To discuss and schedule NRC J. Holonich 8
OWFN 6B-11 interactions between DOE NRC and DOE State of Nevada Affected Local Goverments
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e 11/19-21 Toronto and Meeting to discuss emergency IRB, IP, Gary Zech Ottawa, Canada notification procedures member of Health and with members of the Atomic Welfare and Environment Energy Control Board of Canada Canada and Ontario Hydro.
ano the Ontario provincial govt.
11/29 FEMA, RIII To discuss date, location and State of PA, Susquenhanna, Gary Zech Phila., PA scope of FFE-3 Beaver Valley, FEMA HQ.
and Region II, MRC HQ and RI.
12/03-07 Oyster Creek Diagnostic Evaluation AEOD/DEIIB Staff Chris Grimes (Final Week)
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11/28/90 50-352 Region I SALP Board Meeting Selected RI Staff Doerflein 10:00 a.m.
50-353 PECO - Limerick Members 12/04/90 50-272 Region I Management Meeting Selected RI Staff Swetiand 1:30 p.m.
50-311 PSE&G - Salem Members & Licensee 12/11/90 50-247 Region I Management Meeting Selected RI Staff Cowgill 1:30 p.m.
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11/19/90 Athens, AL Public Meeting - TVA Regional Administrator, Ebneter g
1:30pm Browns Ferry Facility Selected RII Staff g
Members, and Licensee 11/20/90 Mineral, VA Com. Curtiss at N. Anna Com. Curtiss, Tech Asst.,
Milhoan for site familiarization and Deputy Regional Admin.
11/27/90 Waynesboro, GA Presentation of Certificates Regional Administrator, Ebneter p.m.
to newly licensed operators Licensee management, at Plant Vogtle and operators 11/28-30/90 RII Office Regional Meeting for all Resident Inspectors Reyes Senior and Resident selected guest speakers, Inspectors and Regional management 998 Ei m
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11/28/90 50-315 D. C. Cook American Electric Power, Licensee, Regional Miller
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50-316 D. C. Cook - Sys'.ematic Administrator and selected i
Assessment of Licensee member of RIII Staff Ptrformance Crnference 11/28/90 50-440 Region III Cleveland Electric Licensee, Deputy Regional Miller 50-441 Illumina'.ing Company, Administrator and selected Perry. Routine members of RIII staff Management Meetiny 11/29/90 50-255 Region III Consumers Power Comoany, Licensee, Regional Miller Palisades - Management Administrator and selected Meeting members of RIII staff 12/04/90 50-155 Site Consumers Power Company, Licensee, Regional Morelius Big Rock Point -
Administrator and selected Exercise members of RIII staff 12/04/90 50-315 Site Irdiana Michigan Power Licensee, Coassissioner Miller 50-316 Company, D. C. Cook -
Curtiss, Deputy Regional Commissioner Visit Administrator and selected members of RIII staff 12/05/90 50-373 Site Commonwealth Edison Licensee, Coasnissioner Miller 50-374 Company, LaSalle -
Curtiss, Director, Division Cossnissioner Visit of Radiation Safety.nd Safeguards 12/06/90 50-282 Region III Northern States Power Licensee, Regional Miller 1:00 p.m.
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T. Westerman 1:00 50-3f8 meeting.
12/13/90 50-4fl8; RIV Office Discuss operational improvement HL&P Mgmt.
A.Howell 2:00 50-499 program.
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Region V Resident Inspectors Meeting. Apprtspriate R. Zissnerman 12/06/90 Personnel K. Perkins 12/14/90 N/A Region V Region V QA Managers J. Martin R. Zissnerman Meeting DRSP/DRSS Supervisors P
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