ML20151C872

Responds to 880316 Submittal of Schedule for Major Submittals to NRC Re TMI-2 Cleanup & Request for Monthly Mgt Meetings to Review Program Status.Commission Remains Committed to Carrying Out Oversight Responsibilities at TMI

ML20151C872
Person / Time
Site:	Crane
Issue date:	04/04/1988
From:	Murley T Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:	Kintner E GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORP.
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UNITED STATES E"

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9 APR 4 1988 1

Docket No. 50-320 Mr. E. E. Kintner Executive Vice President i

GPU Nuclear Corporation One Upper Pond Road Farsippany, New Jersey 07054

Dear Mr. Xintner:

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I am responding to your letter of Farch 16, 1988 in which you provided Gru Nuclear's schedule for major expected submittals to the NRC related to the TMI-2 cleanup and requested monthly management neetings to review the prcgram status and identify critical GPU and NRC act W s.

i Although the Comission has decided to reduce the dedicated onsite staff l

associated with oversight of 7MI-2, the Commission continues to recognize the l

importance c' a safe and expediticus cleanup of the TMI-2 facilii,y. Sufficient Headquarters technical staff will be made available to continue to support the u

ongoing cleanup activities and adjudicatory proceedirgs. As you know.

l Dr. Michael Kasnik will continue to be the r eject Panager for TMI-?, and we J

are still providing a technical reviewer at ;he TMI site for day-to-day l

contact., with your staff.

The schedule that you srovided will assist my staff in resource planning necessary to conduct tie NRC required reviews.

I assure you that the NRC staff is comitted to the timely review of those temaining cleanup tasks necessary prior to storage of the facility. Our respective licensing staffs discuss the current status of specific reviews and the prioritization of reviews on at least a weekly basis. My staff has been infomed to quickly elevate potential p:oblems to the appropriate level of management.

I have asked Mr. Frank Miraglia. Associate Director for Projects, and his staff to meet with appropriate GPU Nuclear managerent in the near future to review the cleanup program status, identify critical review activities, and discuss ways of improving the effectiveness of our respective staffs in managing the remaining licensing effort. At that time, it would be appropriate to discuss tre scheduling of pericdic management meeting it the TVI site.

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The Comission remains comittee to carrying out its oversight responsibilities at TMI-2.

I am confident that NRC personilel stationed at the..TMI site, in the regional office and here in Headquarters will continue to provide effective timely oversight of the cleanup activities.

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