ML20140G486
| ML20140G486 | |
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| Issue date: | 12/21/1983 |
| From: | Hayes B NRC OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS (OI) |
| To: | Palladino NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
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| FOIA-84-717 NUDOCS 8507130229 | |
| Download: ML20140G486 (1) | |
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December 21, 1983
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I MEMORANDUM FOR:
Chaiman Palladino FROM:
Ben B. Hayes, Director.
Office of' Investigations
SUBJECT:
NOTIFICATION OF OPENING OF 01 INVESTIGATIONS The Comission has directed that you be informed whenever 01 opens a new investigation. The attached document briefly sets' forth infomation responsive to this requirement.
If you desire more detail on any O! investigation, please let me know.
Attachment:
Investigation Status Record, Case No. 4-83-030 Distribution:
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&A.A SJu*% CA.JP The Honorable Nunzio Palladino Chairman United State Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.
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Dear Mr. Chairman:
The Subcor.mittee on Energy and the Environment invites the Commission to participate on February 9, 1984 in an oversight hearing on the NRC's budget request for fiscal years 1984 and 1985.
As you know, on May 11, 1983 the House Interior Cemrittee favorably reported a bill (H.R. 2510; Report 98-103, Part 1) authorizing appropriations for the NRC during FY 1984 and FY 1985.
That legislation still is pending in the House, and a corr nion hill is under active consideration in the Senate.
It is my hope that the Con;ress w.11 ccr.p l e t e acti n en this legislaton sometime this Spring.
Tne hearing on February 9th will provide an opportunity for the Subcommittee to review with the Commission the budget recommendations included in Report 98-103, Part 1.
The Subcommittee will be interested to thinking on the applicability of hear the Commisson's current those recommendations to the agency's funding needs during the remainder of fiscal year 1984 and during fiscal year 1985.
if the it would be helpful to the Subcommittee In addition, Commission's written testimony addresses the questions attached to this letter.
and in keeping with Committee rules, please As in the past, file a written statement of the Commission's proposed least 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> in advance testimony with the Subcommittee at of the hearing on February 9, 1984.
Also, please be prepared the the hearing to make a brief oral summary of at The Subcommittee also Commission's written statement.
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22, 1984 OUESTIONS ATTACHED TO CHAIRMAN UDALL'S JANUARY LETTER TO THE NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION are the views of the individual commissioners on the What 1.
issue need to extend the Commission's-authority to temporary operating licenses?
2.
When was the Commission informed that NRC staff had ordered a reinspection of the Byron nuclear station?
Prior to the January 13, 1984 Atomic Safety and Licensing Board decision, was the Commission aware that the Board that reinspection regarded the successful completion.of to be a necessary condition for the issuance of an operating license?
is the present status of the NRC's response to the 3.
What questions regarding the Waterford nuclear plant posed by The Gambit in October 31, 1983 letters to Mr. Richard DeYoung (Director, Office of Inspection and Enforcement),
and Mr. John Collins ( Administrator, NRC Region IV)?
What are the views of individual commissioners on the NRC 4.
staff's proposals to change emergency planning
" graded response" within a regulations to require a radius of commercial nuclear reactors?
ten-mile 5.
What is the status of the Commission's study of existing for improving quality assurance and alternative programs construction of commercial in the and quality control nuclear powerplants which was required by Section 13 of Public Law 97-415?
When does the Commission expect to submit a final written report to the Congress on this matter.
to be the number of new does the Commission project 6.
What will be issued for power operating licenses thatthe remainder of FY 1984, FY 1985 and in reactors during FY 1986?
7.
Please provide a status report on the Commission's interim consolidation of NRC efforts to bring aboutincluding a discussion of the an headquarters staff, agency's collaboration with the General Services In addition, please provide a current Administration.
in both dollars and efficiency that estimate of the cost l
the Commission believes is attributable to the existing building situation.
are the most significant findings that have emerged What 8.
in 198 3 f rom NRC supported research?
on the extent to which Please provide a statement Commission's 9.
currently operating reactors comply with the key safety regulations.
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When does the Commission expect to make a significant hazards consideration determination pertaining to steam generator repairs at Three Mile Island Unit I?
11.
What criteria does the Commission use to determine whether or not a licensee has sufficient integrity to be allowed to operate a nuclear power plant?
12.
Wnat criteria does the Commission use to determine whether or not the licensee has sufficient competence to be allcwcr) to operate a nuclear power plant?
13.
For.all nuclear plants with valid construction permits, but no cperating license as yet, please provide a table
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which contains the following information:
plant name; licensee name; (estimated) completion date of Final Environmental Impact Report (with Supplements, if known);
(estimated) completion date of ACRS review; status of public hearings; a list of contested issues admitted in each public hearing; (estimated) completion date of public hearings; current status of FEMA review of emergency preparedness planning around the reactor site; licensee's current estimated date of construction completion; NRC's staff's current estimated dated date of construction completion; licensee's current estimated date of commercial operation; and, NRC's staff's current estimated date of commercial operation.
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