ML20114E472
| ML20114E472 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Oyster Creek |
| Issue date: | 09/22/1967 |
| From: | Tedesco R US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC) |
| To: | Boyd R US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC) |
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| Download: ML20114E472 (2) | |
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l Roger 8. Boyd, Assistent Dincter September 22,1967 i
for Beseter Projects, pgL 4; n,g, ped W Robert L. Todeoes, Chief
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1 Orstna Caust anvIst - somst so. 5o.219 An internal review eeneersing the safety evaluation given in our seesad ACES report (draft) en the Oyster Creek facility has been i
in progrees since September 12th. Following this review on l
September 19,1967, i.t was deeided that further resolutism of out.
standing matters should be mode before going to the Cesmaittee. We were scheduled to appear beton the ACRS at the October 1967 meeting to present the results of our review on the following matters:
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instrumentation, control, and power systems eospesetive radiologioni doses for certain design e
bases seeidents, On the basis of the decision to defer submission of our ACRS report, i
I eslied Bay Fraley of the ACRS staff and informed him of our decision.
Subsequently, I called George Ritter of Jersey Contal en September 19, 1967, and also informed him of this action. I did not specify details, but did say that a review of the report indicated that we had taken positions en asay matters on a santingent basis. These eastineest positions appeared to exceed others that were established without pro-visions attached. I indicated, that in fairness to the Comunittee, we should make every effort to arrive et definitive findings to formulate our (DEL) positiama for more effective communienties. I told Mr. Ritter that we would ase develop a list of all the curmat review matters te be resolved. We would provide him with this informaties for a aceting feileeing our revieFe At this meeting, we Tonid maka every effer% to reestve oaeh matter on a reassemble and aseeyteble basis to minimise contingencies.
Needless to say, Mr. Ritter was not happy with this decision. Re indicated that his cespany would have to pay significantly for any delay in licensing. I spin assured him that we would make every e* fart t.o asistain a realistic schedule but:, that our safety review must be ecunpleted with assurance that the public health and safety would not be compromised.
A review of each section of the draft report has indicated that we in DRL should first understand and resolve our diffennees before going orra >
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