ML20137T675
| ML20137T675 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | 07003008 |
| Issue date: | 01/09/1986 |
| From: | Carey J DUQUESNE LIGHT CO. |
| To: | Davies J NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS) |
| References | |
| 26314, 2NRC-6-004, 2NRC-6-4, NUDOCS 8602180409 | |
| Download: ML20137T675 (6) | |
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United States Nuclear Regulatory Comission Washington, DC 20555 ATTENTION:
Mr. John G. Davies, Director Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards
SUBJECT:
Beaver Valley Power Station - Unit No. 2 Docket No. 50-412 Application for Special Nuclear Material License
REFERENCE:
2NRC-5-130, dated Septenber 13, 1985 Gentlemen:
The above referenced letter transmi tted Revi sion 1 to the Beaver Valley Power Station Unit 2 (BVPS-2) Special Nuclear Material License appli-cation.
Subsequent to this revision, an additional iten of concern has been brought to the attention of Duquesne Light Conpany (DLC) by Mr. Nonnan Ketzlach, Uranium Fuel License Branch, via telephone conversation on Decenber 9
1985.
This concern addressed the BVPS-2 Security Plan that would be in effect during new fuel receipt (10CFR70.64[f,g]).
Please -find enclosed six copies (Attachnent 1) of the proposed DLC plan to control the BVPS-2 Fuel Building for tenporary storage of fuel fran the date of receipt until fuel load.
DLC hereb requests authority to establish a tenporary Controlled Access Area (CAA)y at its BVPS-2 property in the Borough of Shippingport, Beaver County, Pennsylvania under the provisions of 10CFR73.67( f).
This tenporary CAA will be estabiished in the BVPS-2 Fuel Building, the location is as shown on FSAR Drawing No. 9.1-1 (Attachment 2).
If you should have any questions, please call T. J. Zog1mann at (412) 787-5141.
DUQUESNE LIGH COMPANY By J. // yarey v
Vi(ct Mesident TJZ/w]s Attachnent cc:
Mr. N. Ketzl ach NRC) w/a Mr. J. Lukehart NRC w/a Mr. B. Manilli (NRC))/a) )
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PLAN TO CONTROL THE BVPS-2 FUEL BUILDING FOR TEMPORARY STORAGE OF FUEL 1
NOTE: Itens not specifically discussed in this plan are discussed in the BVPS-1 (approved) Physical Security Plan.
1.
USE AND STORAGE AT A FIXED SITE 1.1 Areas for Use and Tenporary Storage, A Controlled Access Area (CAA) for the tenporary storage of low strategic signifiance Special Nuclear Material (SNM) will be established in the BVPS-2 Fuel Building.
This storage area will be in use coninencing with the arrival of BVPS-2 new fuel on site and will end when the Operating License has been issued to load fuel into the BVPS-2 reactor.
1.
Temporarily Estaolished CAA's The fuel building will be isolated fron other plant areas using locked doors, walls, and similar barriers.
Access control shall be effected using a member of the BVPS-1 security force who has been granted unescorted access to the tenporary CAA.
This menber of the security force will be posted inside the Fuel Building, and thus will also provide surveillance of the stored fuel. The size of the CAA and the nunbers of persons to be admitted at any one tiine shall be sufficiently small that this member of the security force shall be able to provide suitable surveillance.
- 2. ' Permanently Established CAA's Not applicable.
1.2 Areas for Permanent Storage Not applicable.
2.
DETECTION DEVICES AND PROCEDURES AT A FIXED SITE A member of the security force, as described in 1.1 above, will be
.provided to minimize the possibility for unauthorized renoval of special nuclear material.
2.1 Earliness of Detection The presence of a menber of ne.coirity force will provide immediate detection of theft or diversion of special nuclear material.
_2-2.2 Monitoring Controlled Access Areas 1.
Early Detection of Gross Theft of LEU Since the Fuel Building has been constructed as a Vital Area for BVPS-2 and its walls, doors, and other barriers meet the requirenents of Vital Area barriers, the presence of a member of the security force will provide for early detection of i
theft of LEU.
2.. Early Detection of Minor Theft of LEU See (2.2) 1,'above.
3.
Early Detection of Theft of SSNM Not applicable.
3.
SECURITY RESPONSE AT A FIXED SITE A member of the BVPS-1 security force will be on duty at the tenporary CAA at all times and will be able-to assess unauthorized activities.
A minimum of one additional member of the BVPS-1 security force will respond to any unauthorizeo penetrations or security incidents at the temporary CAA.
4.
RESPONSE PROCEDURES AT A FIXED SITE Response procedures will be developed for the following types of incidents:
1.
Situations that could possibly lead to thef t or compranise of SNM (e.g., civil disturbance, direct att ack).
Response
Dispatch additional security force personnel to augment the manning at the CAA. Notify LLEA, FBI, NRC.
2.
Discovery that the secuirty systen has been breached or conpro-mised. Response: Search area, detennine that the fuel is present and intact.. Notify NRC.
1 3.
Discovery that some SNM is missing.
Response
Conduct search, check access logs.
4.
Discovery that SNM has been vandalized or destroyed.
Response
i Conduct search, check access logs, augment security force. Notify NRC, LLEA, FBI.
Local Law Enforcenent Agencies (LLEA) assistance is available.
Their capabilities and agreenents with then are documented on site and are committed to in the BVPS-1 Pnysical Security Plan, which has been approved by the NRC.
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SHIPPING 5.1 DLC does not ship fuel to BVPS.
New fuel is shipped to the site by Westinghouse under the provisions of their SNM License No.
1506.
In the event that the new fuel is danaged prior to use, it will be returned to Westinghouse per their SNM License No.1506
_(shipping) and No. 1107 (receipt).
5.2.
Upon receipt of the new fuel on site, the fuel will be-off-loaded directly to the BVPS-2 Fuel Building, which will then becone the temporary CAA established and authorized by-this request.
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