SNRC-1430, Forwards Response to Generic Ltr 88-02 Indicating Interest in Isap II for Plant

Forwards Response to Generic Ltr 88-02 Indicating Interest in Isap II for Plant

ML20149H867
Person / Time
Site:	Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png
Issue date:	02/17/1988
From:	Leonard J LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO.
To:	NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION & RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (ARM)
References
GL-88-02, GL-88-2, SNRC-1430, NUDOCS 8802220153
Download: ML20149H867 (3)

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Submission of Long Island Lighting Company's Response to Generic Letter 88-0.'l Integrated Safety Assessment Program II (ISAP II)

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In accordance with the request contained in Generic Letter Ad-02, j Intecrated Safety Assessment Program II (ISAP II), please find i attached Long Island Lighting Company's response to the ceneric i Letter indicatir.g our interest in the program for the Shoreham  !

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Attachment - SNRC-1430 Page 1 Integrated Safety Asnessment Program (ISAP) II Response to G4:neric Letter 88-02 Facility Name: Shoreham Nuclear Power Station Utility: Lc ng Island L3J heingloypany Individual Contact Name: L. F. Britt ____

Phone Number (516) 929-6111 An expression of interest will not be considered a commitment to participate en the part of the utility.

WouldyoubeinerestedinparticipatinYir.ISAPT.I?

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BasedonourroleintheI.idividualPlant,bramination (IPU '

Program as a test plant, we would need adII.

concerning the ISAP II Program to batter 09,tional informadt,6aluate the beneiite ISAP II vs. IPE. The timing of our participo) ion in 1 SAP II '

would be dependent on receipt of a full poyet license.

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2. Do you believe that anindust[yh,MRC.shminarconsistingofa '

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period would be beneficial prior to raking a decisi.cg.'e ,

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'e s . This would et.able a utility to make an informed decision as to participation in ICAP II rad provide a means for utilities to exchange or identify conce*ns on.9n industry wide basis. .

3. Would you be intorested in a one-on-ene meeting with the NRC todiccussyourparticularfacilityo(rfacilities?

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b Ne believe a one-on-one meeting with the NRC would be necessarn prior to fornslizirg our intent to participate in ISAP II. 7

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4. If you remain undecided regarding participation, what additional information do you need in order to make a decision?

Response

Resolution of concerns identified at the industry /NRC seminar should provide us with sufficient information to enable us to determine our level of interest in participating in ISAP II.

5. Do you have any potential concerns about participating in ISAP II?

Response

Our primary concern would be related to duplication of effort between ISAP II and IPE and the resources regiaired to support these programs.

6. Do you have any suggestions for program improvements or changes?

Response

) We believe it would be beneficial to both the NRC and the nuclear industry if the IPE and ISAP II programs were reviewed, (1) to clarify the goals of each program, (2) to identify areas of commonality, (3) to eliminate any duplication of effort, and, as necessary, (4) to combine these programs into one fully integrated program, h

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