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Final Response to FOIA Request.App a & B Documents Encl & Available in PDR
ML20150D525
Person / Time
Site: Peach Bottom, Sequoyah, 05000000
Issue date: 03/21/1988
From: Grimley D
NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION & RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (ARM)
To: Doris Lewis
LEWIS, D.B.
Shared Package
ML20150D366 List:
References
FOIA-88-129 SECY-88-082, SECY-88-82, NUDOCS 8803240316
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INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) REQUEST g gi jggg oocm ~ue.. 5, ~.-

KiQUtsfER DONALQ_LERS PART 1.- RECORDS RELEASED OR NOT LOCATED (See checked boass)

No agency records subsect to the request have bee 1 located.

No addetonal agency records subsect to the request have been located.

Agency records esbyret to the request that see dentsfed m Appendia A

. are attoady avariabie for pubhc erspecten and cops m the NRC Pubhc Docuenent Room.

X 1717 H Street. N W., Wash.ngton, DC Agency records subsect to the request thit are dentifed in Appenda _,.8*

are becg made avadable for pu%c anspectmon and copying m the NRC Pu%c Document y

Room.1717 H Street. N W., Washegton, DC, e a foeder unoer the FOI A number and requester name The nonpropretary verson of the proposaHs) that you agreed to accept in a telephone conve 54 ton wm a reember of my staff rs now beeg made avadable for pub 6c inspecton and coymg at the NRC Pubhc Occument Room.1717 H Street. N W. Washegton. DC, e a folder urder the FOI A nur ter and requester name.

X Enclosed e informaten on how you rnay obtam access to and the charges for copyog records placed m the NRC Pu%c Occument Room,1717 H Street. N W., Washegton. OC.

Agency records subect to tN request are enclosed Any apphcable cha ge for copes of the records prevded and paverent procedures are noted m the comreents secton.

Records subsect to the request have been referred to another Federal agencybest for review and dwect response to you in vsew of NRC s response to the request. no further action is be ng taken on appeal letter cated PART ll A-INFORM ATION WITHHELO FROM PUBLIC DISCLOSURE Certa.n inforreston m the requested records s be.ng withheld from pubhc d.sclosure pursuant to the For A e.emotons descnbed in and for the reasons atsted m Part II, sec-t.ons 8. C. and 0 Any rewased portoes of the documents for whch only part of the record a being wthheid a o beeg made avaJable for pubhc inspecten and copyeg n the NRC Pubc Document Room.1717 H St eet. N W. Washenston. DC. e a folder under the FOf A number and roovester name Comments Appendix B records are enclosed.

You will be billed by the U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Conmission's Division of Accounting and Finance for :

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APPEN0lx A RECORDS MAINTAINED AMONG PDR FILES NUMBER DATE ORIGINATOR RECIPIENT DESCRIPTION 1.

8/24/87 W. Russell, NRC, J. Austin, PECo Letter

Subject:

Review of Region I Peach Bottom Commitment to Excellence Action Plan (Accession No. 8708310190) 9/11/87 W. Russell, NRC, J. Austin, PEco Letter

Subject:

Review of 2.

Region I Peach Bottom Commitment to Excellence Action Plan (Accession No. 8709213450) 3.

9/11/87 W. Russell, NRC, J. Austin, PEco Letter

Subject:

Review of Region 1 Peach Bottom Commitment to Excellence Action Plan (Accession No. 8709230263) 4, 9/28/87 J. Austin, PEco W. Russell, NRC, letter attaching copies of Region I PEco responses to letters dated 8/24/87 and 9/11/87 i

(Accession No. 8711100195) 5.

10/8/87 W. Russell, NRC, J. Austin, PEco letter

Subject:

Review of Region 1 Peach Bottom Commitment to i

Excellence Action Plan (Accession No. 8710140332) 6.

11/25/87 J. Austin, PEco W. Russell, NRC, letter enclosing "Plan for Region I Restart of Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station,Section I, Corporate Plan" (Accession No. 8711300277) 7*

12/18/87 R. Martin, NRR, E. Bauer, PEco letter

Subject:

Fedaral NRC RegisterNotice(Accession No. 8712240195) 8*

12/18/87 S. Varga, NRR, E. Bauer, PEco letter

Subject:

Temporary NRC Waiver of Compliance (Accession No. 8712240207)

Re:

FOIA.88-129 APPENDIX A

RECORDS MAINTAINED AMONG POR FILES hum 8ER DATE ORIGINATOR RECIPIENT DESCRIPTION 12/24/87 W. Russell, NRC, J. Austin, PECo Letter

Subject:

Plan for 9.

Region I Restart of Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station,Section I, Corpc. ate Action (Accession No. 8801130267)

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12/29/87 J. Austin, PECo W, Russell, NRC, Letter enclosing Summary Region 1 Report (Schedule information through December 11,1987)

Accession No. 880107499) 11.

1/28/88 J. Kemper, PECo W. Russell, NRC, Letter referring to progress Region I report and an overview of progress through Janua ry 22, 1988 (Accession No. 8802030495) 12.

2/12/88 J. Austin, PEco W. Russell, NRC, letter enclosing "Plan for Region 1 Restar'. of Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Section 11: PBAPS Action" (Accession No. 8802160201) 13.

2/26/88 J. Kemper, PECo W. Russell, NRC, Letter of notification that Region 1 PEco is discontinuing submittal of Monthly Progress Report but will provide status reports beginning April 1988 (Accession No.

8803040233)

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F01A.88-129 APPENDIX RECORDS MAINTAINED IN THE POR UNDER THE ABOVE REQUEST NUMBER NUMBER OATE ORIGINATOR RECIPIENT DESCRIPTION 1.

11/23/87 J. Gallagher, W. Russell, NRC, letter enclosing a PECo Region I list of attendees.and draft copies of slides from November 20, 1987 meeting (32 Pages) 2.

11/30/87 J. Austin, PECo W. Russell, NRC, Letter enclosing Region I Summary Report (Schedule information through November 20,1987)

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November 23, 1987 Mr. William Kane Director, Region I Division of Reactor Projects U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 631 Park Avenue King of Prussia, oA 19406

Dear Mr. Katie:

As you requested at our meeting of November 20,1987 at the Peach Bottom Conference Center, enclosed is the list of attendees and draft copies of the slides used in the presentation on our pro-posed reorganization.

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PE/NRC MEETING NOVEMBER 20, 1987 NAME ORGANIZATION D. R. Helwig PECO G. F. Daeceler PECo L. Nendza PECo E. P. Fogarty PECo S. Lamo MAC J. W. Gallagher PECo E. J. Bradley PECo W. M. Alden PECo H. Lamb MAC H. Kister MAC S. J. Kowalski PECo

0. M. Smith PECo J. S. Kemper PECo R. H. Logue PECo L. BJrkhart MAC R. Crosby MAC
0. Callahan MAC G. Fauth MAC R. Geiger PECo H. Abrendroth Atlantic Electric M. Phillips PSE&G R. Brown Delmarva T. Magette Md. Power Plant Research Program Ed Wenzinger USNRC/ Region 1 G. M. Leitch PECo J. W. Jones PECo L. E. Myers USNRC Resident Inspector P3APS R. T. Taylor PECo Jean Ewing (for Barbara Risacher)

Karford County Council M. H. Haml Darlington, MD William H. Regan USNRC Washington, DC R. M. Gallo USNRC Region I W. P. Dornsife PA DER l

Paul Perzynski State of MD - MDE - CRH Timothy Wheder Evening Sun - Baltimore Stan Maingi PA BRP Liz Bowie The Sun - Baltimore, MD Tom Johnson USNRC Sr. Resident inspector - PBAPS Ruth Forman PECo

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- Perform nuclear fuel / core design, reload planning and specifications, core analysis and operations support, core management, nuclear fuel accountability, methods development, safety analysis, budgeting of nuclear fuel costs, fuel quality assurance, and reload licensing Emergency Preparedness e

- Develop and maintain nuclear station emergency plans and coordinate i

plans with off-site governmental agencies e Licensing

- Coordinate preparation and submittal of LERs and responses to NRC inspection Reports

- Monitor compliance with regulatory requirements

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- Identify available programs to address these needs and coordinate with managers with respect to participation

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requirements Updating OEAP tracking program e

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and thus, did not take sufficient corrective actions.

OBJECTIVES TO CORRECT e Change the organizational structure to improve i

control and accountability for nuclear operations.

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MODEL OF CORRECTIVE ACTION LIST To implement Objective #1 the following actions will be taken:

Establish within the corporate structure a nuclear-dedicated organization with direct line management control over all aspects of nuclear operations, maintenance, engineering, and construction.

SCHEDULE ABCD identify all nuclear dedicated X

e functions which should be moved from Engineering and Production to the new Nuclear Organization.

  • Develop and implement an organizational X

reporting structure for Nuclear.

  • Assign personnel to all Nuclear X

management positions.

  • Develop and document a set of Nuclear X

management and operating policies.

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Nuclear organization, each organization reporting to the Senior Vice President-j Nuclear, and the next level of organizational units.

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