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November 26, 1986 For: The Comissioners From: T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the ED0

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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 21, 1986 A summary of key events is included as a convenience to those Commissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.

Contents Enclosure Administration A Nuclear Reactor Regulation P Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C Inspection and Enforcement D Nuclear Regulatory Research E General Counsel F*

International Programs G State Programs H Resource Management I*

Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights K*

Regional Offices L*

CRGR Monthly Reports M*

Executive Director for Operations N*

Items Addressed by the Commission 0 Meeting Notices P Proprietary or Other Sensitive Information (Not for Q external distribution) c- f

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T. A. Rehm EDO 492-7781 8612050105 861126 PDR COMMS NRCC WEEKLYINFOREPT PDR 1

- HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 21, 1986 Perry Nuclear Power Station. Unit 1 On November 13, 1986, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued an order requiring that the licensee not operate the Perry Plant at power levels in excess of 5% of full power, pending a hearing on the merits

. of the State of Ohio Petition. The Court has directed an expedited briefing schedule for this case. Ohio and intervenor filings are due on November 19, 1986, with the NRC and licensee filings due on November 24, 1986.

I The staff issued the full power license for Perry on November 13, 1986 i

following authorization by the Commission on November 7, 1986.

! Ohio had earlier requested the Commission and the Sixth Circuit Court to delay the issuance of the full power license pending.a reexamination by Ohio i of its plans for dealing with offsite emergencies at the Perry Plant. On November 11, 1986, the Sixth Circuit Court ordered that, "... the license may issue in due course."

Meetina with EPA

The Director, NMSS will meet with Winston Porter (EPA) on November 21, 1986 to review the progress of ongoing NRC/ EPA interactions on Mixed LLW issues and discuss the following specific items

• Progress of joint guidance on the definition of Mixed LLW and the location standards for new facility development.

• Results of meetings with the States of Washington and Texas.

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• Incineration as a viable option for Mixed LLW management.

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• Possibility of developing guidance on joint permitting, inspection, l

and enforcement procedures.

l Sequoyah Fuels Corporation Restart l*

On November 14, 1986, Region IV withdrew its Confirmation of Action Letter thereby allowing restart of production activities at the Sequoyah Fuels l'

Corporation, Gore, Oklahoma, UF, facility. At approximately 5:05 p.m. on November 19, 1986 yellowcake waI introduced into the digestion process area. I Members of NRC's 24-hour oversight team and the Independent Oversight Team have observed all activities since November 3, 1986. HMSS headquarters staff are i

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OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending November 21, 1986 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM 0F INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Request Initial Decision Carryovers, 1985 181 15 Received, 1986 808 224 Granted 617 89 Denied 190 83 Pending 182 67 ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received Martin Hill, Requests copies of records pertaining to the nuclear fuel San Diego Magazine fabrication facility operated by GA Technologies located (86-797) on Flintkote Avenue in LaJolla, California.

Lance Gay, Requests copies of records for FY85 and FY86 expenditures Scripps Howard for official representation, entertainment, emergency, and News Service extraordinary matters.

(86-798)

David Perkey, Requests copies of SECY-85-258, " Promulgation of Final Fee NUS Corporation Rule Required by Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation (86-799) Act of 1985," and any SECY paper associated with the proposed rule, " Annual Fee for Nuclear Power Reactors Operating Licenses or Applications and Major Materials Licenses and Conforming Amendment."

Mark Rohner, Requests copies of telephone logs and appointment calendars Gannett News for Chairman Zech and Consnissioners Roberts, Asselstine, Service Bernthal and former Chairman Palladino, and records (86-800) reflecting any communications between them and persons working for TVA and Stone & Webster Company.

Beth Yearsin, Requests a copy of the abstract of Bids / Proposals DD MilMart Services Form 1501, for RFP RS-0RM-86-293.

(86-801)

(Anindividual Requests copies of all records related to Case No. 86-ERA-24, requesting) information (86-802)

CONTACT: Donnie H. Grimsley 492-7211 NOVEMBER 21, 1986 ENCLOSURE A

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• Received, Cont'd Lyle Graber, Requests a copy of the enclosures to the July 24, 1986 NUS Corporation letter from the NRC regarding the Vermont Yankee nuclear (86-803) power plant.

Robert Cox Referral from the National Archives of one record (86-804) regarding the Coordinating Committee for export controls.

John C. Erb, Requests copies of reports on adverse reactions, Paul B. Episcope, malfunctions, or physician or patient complaints or Ltd. problems regarding the model 900 pulse generator and (86-805) lead model 6917 distributed by Medtronics, Inc.

Ophelia Williams, Requests copies of communications generated between the i J/R/A Associates Comissioners and the NRC staff regarding environmental l (86-806) qualification for the time frame of 1984 through 1986.

Saverio Mirarchi, Requests copies of all reports pursuant to 10 CFR Part 21 Bishop, Liberman by Westinghouse or any affiliated company regarding

& Cook Westinghouse DB-50 or other series DB circuit breakers.

(86-807)

Saverio Mirarchi, Requests copies of records regarding three named

, Bishop Liberman individuals concerning an alleged transmittal of a

& Cook specified record related to Westinghouse trip breaker failures at the Salem nuclear power plant.

(86-808)

Billie Garde, APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION for the release of the denied Government portions of one record in NRC's November 5, 1986 response j Accountability to a request for records regarding a shooting on Project September 26, 1985, of a nuclear worker for the TVA at

(86-A-224-85-698) the Watts Bar nuclear power plant.

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l Gordon Rayner, In response to a request for copies of the bidders lists FSM Leasing for purchase orders 86-1299 and ADM-87-172, made available Inc. the requested records.

(86-670)

Donald Schlemmer, In response to a request for records related to Western Government Piping and Engineering Materials furnished for the Perry Accountability Units 1 and 2 nuclear power plants, made available three Project records. Informed the requester that additional records (86-689) subject to this request are already available at the PDR.

(NRCemployee) In response to a request for records regarding an 01A (86-717) investigation, made available 13 records.

Linda Bauman, In response to a request for records related to the Government release of radioactive gas at the Kewaunee nuclear power Accountability plant, made available 12 records. Informed the requester Project that additional records subject to this request are already (86-724) available at the PDR.

NOVEMBER 21, 1986 ENCLOSURE A

3 o Granted, Cont'd William Hamel, In response to a request for copies of public comments Hamel & Park and AEC/NRC records regarding specified definitions (86-771) and other matters related to 10 CFR 40.4, made available one record.

(NRCemployee) In response to a request for two categories of records (86-772) relating to Vacancy Announcement No. 86-2827-3, made available the requested records.

(NRCemployee) In respnose to a request for two categories of records (86-782) relating to Vacancy Announcement No. 86-2827-3, made available the requested records.

Denied Laurie Fowler, In response to a request for nine categories of records Legal Environmental related to Inspection Report Nos. 50-424/85-04 and 50-Assistance 425/85-04 regarding the Vogtle nuclear power plant, made Foundation available 16 records. Denied portions of 11 records in (85-221) - order to protect the identity of an individual who provided information to the NRC as a confidential source and the identities of other individuals for which unsubstantiated allegations were made. Denied portions of eight records containing unsubstantiated allegations involving several licensee employees.

Billie Garde, In respense to an APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION for the release Government of one record denied in its entirety and one record Accountability denied in part in NRC's August 21, 1986 response to a Project request for records generated in connection with SECY-85-404, (86-A-193-86-40) " Unauthorized Disclosures of Sensitive Information -

Availability of Administrative Sanctions Against NRC Employees and Special Government Employees," dated December 23, 1985, continued to deny these records, disclosure of which would inhibit open and honest intra-agency comunication.

Billie Garde, In response to an APPEAL TO THE ED0 for the release of Government the denied portions of one record in NRC's October 3, Accountability 1986 response to a request for records related to an Project inspection at the Comanche Peak nuclear power plant (86-A-202-86-132) conducted August 26-29, 1985, and a November 5, 1985, discussion of the inspection findings, continued to deny the withheld portions, disclosure of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.

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4 Denied, Cont'd Billie Garde, In response to an APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION for the Government release of the denied portions of two records in NRC's Accountability October 1, 1986 response to a request for records Project generated or prepared by Victor Stello since his (86-A-207-86-53, appointment as Acting Executive Director for Operations, 86-54,86-55) made available additional portions of one record.

Continued to deny the remaining portions of the two records, release of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.

Billie Garde, In response to APPEALS TO THE COMMISSION for the release Government of 19 records denied in their entirety and portions of Accountability 11 records in NRC's October 1, 1986 response to a request Project for records generated or prepared by Victor Stello since (86-A-208-86-80) his appointment as Acting Executive Director for (86-A-209-86-82) Operations, made available three records. Continued to (86-A-210-86-126) deny the remaining records, release of which would (86-A-211-86-127) likely stifle honest and frank communication within (86-A-212-86-131) the agency.

(86-A-213-86-166)

(86-A-214-86-201)

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NOVEMBER 21, 1986 ENCLOSURE A

• WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 21, 1986 RFP ISSUED RFP No.: RS-ADM-87-223

Title:

" Cost Analyses of Proposed Changes in NRC Requirements Having an Economic Impact"

Description:

The contractor shall conduct cost analysis studies to identify, derive and analyze the economic impact of proposed changes in regulatory requirements and the costs to licensees for replacement power when a plant is shutdown.

Period of Performance: 30 months Sponsor: Office of Resource Management Status: RFP issued on November 19, 1986. Proposals due on December 19, 1986.

CONTRACT AWARDED RFP No.: RS-NMS-87-002

Title:

" Assessment of NMSS Financial Assurance Regulation Framework"

Description:

The objective of this procurement is to assess NRC's Financial Assurance Program for NMSS licensees to determine the adequacy of the existing regulatory framework to assure that adequate financial assurance and sufficient coverage are in place and maintained at all times.

Period of Performance: 24 months Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Status: A cost-plus-fixed-fee type Contract No. NRC-02-87-002 was awarded to ICF Incorporated in the amount of $314,488.00 effective November 18, 1986.

CONTRACT CLOSED OUT NRC-10-84-256 Avanti Enterprises, Inc.

NOVEMBER 21, 1986 ENCLOSURE A

0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending November 21, 1986 Crystal River Unit 3 Shutdown Crystal River Unit 3 was shutdown on November 12, 1986 due to a failed CROM motor. During this outage, the licensee intends also to correct the main feed pump problem and to replace a weeping pressurizer safety valve and find and repair a leak in the waste gas system in the containment.

As a result of the waste gas system leak and the plant's inability to purge during operation (the large valves are closed in Modes 1-4), the radiation level in containment has risen to 1.4 R/hr.

This had caused the licensee to consider requesting on-time authorization to purge containment during Modes 3 and 4 to assist in leak location and minimize down time. The licensee subsequently determined this request would not be pursued, but might consider such a request in the future.

According to preliminary reports, main feedwater difficulties at low power levels during the shutdown process caused actuation of the emergency feed system. The EFW system performed as designed, except that the steam driven pump tripped on overspeed. There has been at least one other recent instance of control difficulties in the main feed system at low flow conditions causing EFW actuation.

Hope Creek Generating Station On November 10, 1986, Hope Creek attained, and was operated at 100% pcwer for the first time. After attaining 100% power, power was reduced in order to conduct additional recirculation pump speed fine tuning. Hope Creek is in the final stages of the Power Ascension Test Program. As part of the power ascension program, the licensee will conduct a full MSIV closure on November 16, 1986, and a load rejection from 100% power on November 19, 1986. The 100 l hour warranty run is scheduled to be completed by December 13, 1986. Follow-l ing successful completion of the warranty run, the unit will be declared i commercial.

River Bend Station On October 24, 1986, Gulf States Utilities (GSU) informed the Secu'rities 'and Exchange Commission (in a Form 8-K filing): "Without rate relief or funds from external financing, the Company (GSU) will be unable to meet its obliga-tions and may have to seek protection from its creditors under the Bankruptcy Code."

On June 29, 1986, the licensee informed the staff of its potentially adverse financial situation but stated that GSU was fulfilling their financial obliga-tions related to River Bend operation.

NOVEMBER 21, 1986 ENCLOSURE B

The Office of State Programs is monitoring the financial status of the River Bend Station Licensee.

Perry Nuclear Power Station, Unit 1 The full power operating license for Perry Unit I was issued to Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, and others on November 13, 1986, following the Commission's vote on November 7, 1986 authorizing such issuance. The plant had been issued a low power license on March 18, 1986 and completed nuclear heatup on October 22, 1986. Since that date, the unit has been in a maintenance outage which is expected to be completed on November 16, 1986.

Shearon Harris i Carolina Power & Light (CP&L) began loading fuel into the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant, Unit 1, reactor vessel at about 5:00 p.m. on November 17, 1986. As of 8:30 a.m. November 18, 1986 22 of the 157 total fuel assem-blies were loaded. Fuel loading and completion of cold shutdown testing is expected to be completed by early December. CP&L anticipates the completion of low power testing and be ready for full power operation by early January 1987.

Millstone Unit 2 Emergency Diesel Generator Relay, Seismic Qualifications On November 14, 1986, the licensee declared both Millstone Unit 2 EDG's inoperable due to a lack of seismic qualification of the differential current relays on the EDGs' output breakers. Millstone Unit 2 is currently in a refueling outage that began in September 1986 and will end in December 1986.

The licensee expects to receive new seismically qualified relays from General Electric and have these relays installed prior to restart.

Perry Nuclear Power Station, Unit 1 On November 13, 1986, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued an order requiring that the licensee not operate the Perry Plant at power levels in excess of 5% of full power, pending a hearing on the merits of the State of Ohio Petition. The Court has directed an expedited briefing schedule for this case. Ohio and intervenor filings are due on November 19, 1986, with the NRC and licensee filings due on November 24, 1986.

The staff issued the full power license for Perry on November 13, 1986 following authorization by the Commission on November 7, 1986.

Ohio had earlier requested the Commission and the Sixth Circuit Court to delay the issuance of the full power license pending.a reexamination by Ohio of its plans for dealing with offsite emergencies at the Perry Plant. On November 11, 1986, the Sixth Circuit Court ordered that, "... the license may issue in due course."

NOVEMBER 21, 1986 ENCLOSURE B

c Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station On November 19, 1986, at about 8:00 a.m., with the unit in cold shutdown for  :

refueling and maintenance, the plant lost offsite power. At that time, the '

Boston area was covered with heavy snow and winds gusting to 60 MPH. Both the emergency diesel generators loaded on system components in sequence as required. The shutdown cooling subsystem was inoperable for a little over 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br />. The power from the two 340KV offsite sources to the switch yards was restored at 11:03 a.m. and 11:26 a.m., respectively. At that time, non-vital loads were switched to the offsite power but the vital loads were kept on the  :

two diesels. At 12:38 p.m., the two diesels were taken off the line and the offsite power was completely restored to the station. The licensee has not determined the exact cause for this event.

Arkansas Nuclear One, Unit 1 During the current refueling outage for ANO-1, Arkansas Power and Light Company disassembled and inspected "A" Reactor Coolant Pump in response to their commitment to perform inspections of the RCP shafts and impeller cap screws and torque pins. With the rotating assembly of the pump removed from the pump casing, the licensee performed the 10-year inservice inspection of the pump casing. Radiography of one vertical weld in the pump casing showed a weld defect about six inches long. On comparing the radiograph with a

, computer enhancement of the original radiograph of this weld, the licensee i determined that the weld defect has been in the pump casing since the initial operation. Further, the weld defect h4s not changed. The licensee has also reviewed a computer enhancement of the' original radiograph of the welds of RCP "B" and discovered a defect. The such ar. described. TheCodewouldass$3MECodedoesnotaddressasituation ume that a preservice defect would be removed. The Code specifies actions required for inservice discovered defects which include analyses of the weld defects and augmented inspection plans for the affected pumps and the other pumps. The licensee has submitted fracture mechanics analyses of the "A" and "B" pump weld defects, but has not identi-fied the defects as inservice defects and thus does not propose additional action. The staff met with the licensee at the ANO site on November 20, 1986, to review radiographs and other techniques for examining the welds and to discuss what is further needed by the staff to resolve this issue before startup of ANO-1, which is currently planned for early December 1986.

Lim (rick l The ASLB issued a Supplement to its Fourth Partial Initial Decision on November 10, 1986. The Supplenent addressed an issue remanded to the ASLB by thr/ Appeal Board on ,the adequacy of the telephone call-up system at the State Ccbrectional Institee at Graterford to notify security personnel so that an evacuation of the SCIG can be accomplished if required by an emergency at the Limerick Plant.

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The licensing board has found that arrangements in place for notification and mobilization of off-duty correctional officers meet the Commission's regulatory requirements and provide adequate assurance that adequate protective measures for the Graterford inmates can and will be taken.

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NRC TMI-2 CLEANUP PROJECT DIRECTORATE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 17 - 23, 1986

1. DEFUELING

- Topographic mapping and video examination of the reactor core debris bed were done November 22, 1986. These are the first examinations after the bulk core drilling.

- Samples of the drilled debris bed were placed in canisters for early shipment to the Idaho Na'ional Engineering Laboratory. Some chunks of material have weighed 200 - 300 pounds.

- The first attempt at removing broken drill bits and drill string were unsuccessful. These pieces will be handled as they are encountered.

- Fuel debris loading will begin this week.

2. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

- US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sample analysis results show that TMI site liquid effluents are in accordance with regulatory limits, NRC requirements, and the City of Lancaster Agreement.

- TMI water effluents are sampled from the station (Units 1 and 2) discharge and analyzed by EPA. Gamma spectrum analyses of the seven daily composited samples (November 1 - 8, 1986) indicated no TMI-2 related radioactivity.

- EPA's gamma spectrum analysis of the NRC's TMI outdoor air sample for November 13 - 20, 1986 showed no reactor related radioactivity.

- The Lancaster water works intake composited seven daily samples (November 2 - 8, 1986) ganma spectrum analyzed by EPA showed no reactor related radioactivity.

3. AUXILIARY AND FUEL HANDLING BUILDING ACTIVITIES

- Reclamation of Defueling Water Cleanup System (DWCS) filters continues.

- Fuel handling building ventilation system modifications are in progress.

- Pre-operational tests of the DWCS and Sediment Transfer systems are in progress.

- Fuel canister preparation for shipment is in progress.

- Preparations and initial data collection ace in progress for a gross flush of the reactor building basement.

- Installation of an ultraviolet light / hydrogen peroxide device for water treatment has begun.

4. NRC EVALUATIONS IN PROGRESS

' - Technical Specification Change Request numbers 49, 51, 52, and 54.

Recovery Operations Plan Change numbers 31 and 33.

NOVEMBER 21, 1986 ENCLOSURE B

- Solid Waste Facility Technical Evaluation Report.

- Heavy Load Safety Evaluation Report, Revision 3.

- Disposal of Processed Water Report.

- Safety Evaluation Report for Use of Plasma Arc Cutting Torch.

5. MEETINGS

-- The next meeting of the Advisory Panel for the Decontamination of Three Mile Island Unit 2 will be held on December 10, 1986 at the Holiday Inn, Center City, Harrisburg, PA.

Persons desiring to speak before the Advisory Panel are requested to contact Mr. Thomas Smithgall at 717-291-1042, or write him at 2122 Marietta Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603.

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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS Items of Interest Week Ending November 21, 1986 Sequoyah Fuels Corporation Restart On November 14, 1986, Region IV withdrew its Confirmation of Action Letter thereby allowing restart of production activities at the Sequoyah Fuels Corporation, Gore, Oklahoma, UF, facility. At approximately 5:05 p.m. on November 19, 1986 yellowcake was introduced into the digestion process area.

Members of NRC's 24-hour oversight team and the Independent Oversight Team have observed all activities since November 3, 1986. NMSS headquarters staff are assisting Region IV for the duration of this oversight responsibility.

Access Authorization Policy Statement and Industry Guidelines The Access Authorization Policy Statement and Industry Guidelines were forwarded to CRGR on November 12, 1986. CRGR has scheduled review for December 4, 1986.

Closure of Sheffield Negotiations between the State of Illinois, US Ecology, Sheffield facility site operator, and the NRC have been delayed by approximately one month. (The ASLB has been informed of this delay.) Currently, the staff is reviewing a copy of the State's proposed settlement agreement mailed to NRC counsel on November 14, 1986. It is unknown at this time if US Ecology agrees with the State's proposal.

For unrelated reasons, the granting of Agreement State status has also been delayed by one month, until about February 1, 1987.

Meeting with EPA The Director, NMSS will meet with Winston Porter (EPA) on November 21, 1986 to review the progress of ongoing NRC/ EPA interactions on Mixed LLW issues and discuss the following specific items:

Progress of joint guidance on the definition of Mixed LLW and the location standards for new facility development.

Results of meetings with the States of Washington and Texas.

Incineration as a viable option for Mixed LLW management.

Possibility of developing guidance on joint permitting, inspection, and enforcement procedures.

NOVEMBER 21, 1986 ENCLOSURE C

. 2 Policy Meeting on Mixed Low-Level Waste with State of Washington NRC staff sponsored a policy meeting in Seattle, Washington on November 13, 1986 to examine technical, procedural, and administrative problems that may arise due to dual regulation of Mixed LLW at the Hanford Disposal Facility, Richland, Washington. Representatives from NRC, EPA, EPA Region X, and the State of Washington participated in the discussions. Representatives from Nevada and South Carolina, which host the other two LLW disposal facilities, attended the meeting as observers. The State of Washington is committed to the following goals:

Protect public health and safety and the environment in the State of Washington.

Meet the LLRWPAA implementation schedule.

Develop an approach capable of accomodating state-of-the-art technology for management and disposal of waste.

The State of Washington is committed to make the dual regulation work, and is progressing satisfactorily to resolve regulatory dif ferences as applicable to Mixed LLW.

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Office of Inspection and Enforcement Items of Interest Week Ending November 21, 1986

1. Items of Interest

a. Pilgrim The Pilgrim site t xperienced a loss of offsite power for approxi-mately 3 1/2 hours on 11/19/86. All three offsite power lines were lost at the same time. The cause is still under investiga-tion, but problems existed in both the switchyard and the grid.

Both diesel generators started and provided onsite power.

2. Civil Penalties Paid

a. Florida Power and Light Company (Turkey Point) in the amount of

$25,000 based on an unauthorized entry of a worker into a high radiation area. (EA 86-38)

b. Combustion Engineering (Stamford, CT) in the count of $15,000 based on a violation involving the transfer of Vicensed material to an unauthorized person. (EA 86-51)

c. Progressive Engineering (Grand Rapids, MI) in the amount of $500 based on violations involving the unauthorized use of licensed material and other radiological safety problems. (EA 86-79)

d. Portland General Elt.ctric (Trojan) in the amount of $50,000 based on violations involving an unvalidated QC signoff and misinterpreta-tion of tech spec requirements for operating ECCS subsystems.

(EA86-113)

3. The following Significant Enforcement Actions were taken during the past week:

a. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty was issued to Commonwealth Edison Company (Byron 1) in the amount of

$25,000. This action is based on the installation of a Pressurizer Code Safety Valve without its valve disc. (EN86-84)

b. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty was issued to American Electric Power Service Corporation / Indiana and Michigan Electric Company (D.C. Cook 2) in the amount of $25,000.

This action is based on the failure of licensee personnel to follow procedures in the removal and reinstallation of wires and in the initiation of a nonconformance report to resolve a wiring problem.

(EN86-85)

4. The following IE Information Notices and Bulletins were issued during the past week:

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a. IE Information Notice No. 86-96, Heat Exchanger Fouling Can Cause Inadequate Operability of Service Water Systems was issued to all nuclear power facilities holding an operating license or a construc-tion permit.

5. The following IE Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week:

a. PNS-I-86-22, Northeast Nuclear Energy Company (Millstone), Handgun Detected During Access Search.

b. PNO-I-86-91, Warren County, PA, Found Well Logging Source Holder.

c. PN0-I-86-92, Boston Edison Company (Pilgrim), Loss of Offsite Power.

d. PN0-I-86-92A, Boston Edison Company (Pilgrim), Loss of Offsite Power (Update).

e. PN0-III-86-131A, Detroit Edison Company (Fermi 2), Air Leak .Into Main Condenser - Update.

f. PNO-III-86-134, West Chicago Park District (West Chicago, IL),

Thorium Waste in Park Area.

g. PNO-III-86-135, Cleveland Clinic Foundation (Cleveland, OH), Thera-peutic Misadministration.

h. PNO-III-86-135A, Cleveland Clinic Foundation (Cleveland, OH), Thera-peutic Misadministration (Update).

1. PNO-III-86-136, Detroit Edison Company (Fermi 2),283,000 Gallons of Water Lost from CST.

j. PN0-III-86-137, Toledo Hospital (Toledo, OH), Diagnostic Misadminis-tration Resulting in a Therapeutic Dose.

k. PNO-III-86-138, Commonwealth Edison Company (Byron 2), Component Cooling Water System Failure.

1. PNO-V-86-80, Southern California Edison Company (San Onofre 1),

j Shutdown Greater Than 48 Hours.

m. PN0-V-86-82, Sacramento Municipal Utility District (Rancho Seco),

Potential Uncontrolled Radioactive Leakage From Spent Fuel Pool.

I n. PNO-V-86-83, Arizona Nuclear Power Project (Palo Verde 1), Reactor Trip at Palo Verde Unit 1.

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l 0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH Items of Interest Week Ending November 21, 1986 2D/3D Thermal fluid mixing experiments ranging from 1/5 - scale to 1/2 - scale have been performed at Purdue, CREARE Incorporated, Imatran Voima Oy of Finland and HDRofGermany(fulllength). These experiments have shown that the cold emergency core coolant (ECC) injected into the cold leg mixes well with the hot primary coolant so that the effects of thermal stratification are greatly minimized in the downcomer region. This mixing phenomena significantly reduces the likelihood of pressurized thermal shock (PTS). To confirm this result at a full scale test facility, a fluid mixing test was performed at the German Upper Plenum Test Facility (UPTF) under the 2D/3D Program. The UPTF test results were indeed consistent with the small scale test results. These favorable experimental results provide further technical confirmation to help close the PTS issue. The UPTF fluid mixing test results were reported at the 14th Water Reactor Safety Research Information Meeting on October 30, 1986.

ROSA IV NRC has a cooperative agreement with the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (JAERI) to obtain data from the ROSA-IV test facilities. After the TMI accident, JAERI designed and built the Two-phase Test Facility (TPTF), and Large Scale Test Facility (LSTF). Both the TPTF and LSTF are components of the ROSA-IV program. The latter is the largest thermal hydraulic test loop (i.e.,

1/48 scale) in the world for investigating small break loss-of-coolant accidents (SBLOCAs) and cperational transients. The LSTF is a full height, I integral test facility; all the major components of the primary and secondary l systets of a PWR with a U-tube steam generator are modeled. The LSTF can run l various break sizes up to 10 percent and the break may be located at several different locations in the system. The TPTF is a separate effects test

' facility for the study of two-phase flow and heat transfer in rod bundles, and flow regimes in horizontal pipes. Both the LSTF and TPTF can operate at the normal operating conditions of a PWR.

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The USNRC participation in the ROSA-IV program allows: (1) for the input of test types and test conditions for problems of PWR analysis for licensing, and  !

(2) for access to the test data which can be used for verification of NRC safety analysis codes. A ROSA-IV coordination meeting was held with JAERI staff on October 31 and November 3, 1986.

Upon the NRC's request, five 5 percent SBLOCA experiments were conducted in FY86 in the LSTF to investigate the core level depression and liquid holdup phenomena. The phenomena were first observed in the Semiscale Test Facility and had the potential to become a regulatory issue. The five LSTF experiments confirmed that the core liquid level depression and liquid holdup phenomena were not peculiar to the small-scaled Semiscale facility. However, the LSTF test results showed that the core heatup was not very high, and the heater rod temperature irrediately turned around when the break was uncovered, allowing the steam discharge from the primary system. To resolve this liquid holdup issue, further analysis of the phenomena in PWRs with NRC's best estimate codes will be conducted.

Another issue to be addressed in the ROSA-IV program is to determine whether the ECCS can keep the core covered after the accidental rupture of several instrument lines in operating pressurized water reactors. During FY86, the NRC analyzed the consequences of instrument tube ruptures using the RELAP5 code.

The results showed that the plant emergency core cooling system will prevent core uncovery if no more than 11 instrument tubes are ruptured. In order to assess RELAP5 calculational uncertainties, the NRC recorrended instrument rupture tests to be conducted in the ROSA-IV LSTF facility in FY87. Results of the tests will be used to assess the ability of the TRAC and RELAPS codes to predict plant behavior for vessel instrument line breaks.

Multi-Loop Integral System Test (MIST) Program The MIST facility is an integral test facility designed to simulate thermal l

, hydraulic aspects of transients in reactors of the Babcock and Wilcox design.

! The data will be used in assessing NRC thermal hydraulic codes. A MIST technical meeting was held at the B&W Office in Bethesda, Maryland on November 6 and 7, 1986. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the criteria to be used for selecting tests for post-test analyses using the RELAP5, TRAC-PF1 and RETRAN codes. A set of criteria for selecting tests for post-test predictions was developed at the end of the meeting. B&W will produce a matrix that will catalogue tests against the set of criteria. Based on the matrix, B&W will recomend to the Program-Management Group by mid-December,1986, the proposed post-test analyses for the RELAP5 code.

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3 Currently, the facility has completed the installation of the continuous vent line between the upper head of the reactor vessel and one of the steam generators. The continuous vent line is needed for MIST to conduct tests for the Toledo Edison Company. The cost associated with the continuous vent line tests was paid by the Toledo Edison Company. The last group of tests on Reactor Coolant Pump operation is scheduled to begin in mid-December, 1986.

Plant Risk Status Information Manacement (N-PRISIM) System A Plant Risk Status Information Management (N-PRISIM) system has recently been installed in room P-215 of the Phillips Building for generic use. This particular PRISIM version is a personal computer program that presents PRA results and related information for the ANO-1 Unit-1 nuclear plant in a clear and conc.'se format for use by licensing and inspection engineers. A major capability of PRISIM involves the calculation of the change in core damage frequency as plant systems, component failure rates, and accident initiating event frequencies are changed, based on user inputs. Installation of the prototype ANO-1 PRISIM at NRR is intended to create a feedback mechanism from NRR to RES which will allow PRISIM capabilities to be optimally tailored to NRC needs as additional systems are built in the near future, e.g. for the Peach Bottom plant.

J. F. Costello's Trip to Europe Dr. J. F. Costello, RES, visited offices of the Nuclear 1 Installations / Inspectorate, the Central Electricity Generating Board, and the i United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority in England. These agencies are participating in our research program on containment performance under severe accident conditions. The discussions centered on progress of the work these organizations have undertaken for the upcoming test to failure of a 1/6 model l

of a reinforced containment and initial thoughts about how to project the insights that will be gained from the model test to the behavior of prestressed concrete containments.

l R. Kenneally's Trip to Europe Mr. Roger M. Kenneally, RES, just completed a trip to Yugoslavia, Germany and France to explore the extent of foreign participation in the NRC Seismic Research Program. In Skopje, Yugoslavia, Mr. Kenneally met with Professors Jurukovski and Petrovski of the Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Seismology. The staff at the Institute has performed tests on electrical equipment that may complement those performed on the NRC's Equipment Qualification and Component Fragilities Programs. Also, strong ground motion data from earthquakes that have and may occur at the Krsko Nuclear Plant would add to our knowledge of strong ground motion propagation and the resultant response of buildings and systems. The Yugoslavians are interested in cooperating; a more detailed description of the research program will be l prepared by both countries including areas to be explored for cooperation.

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In Darmstadt, Germany, discussions with Professors Bouwkamp, Konig, Otes and Worner at the Technische Hochschule Darmstadt centered on a possible exchange of data on the testing of reinforced concrete. The data from the German research may provide insights into the large experimental-analytical differences currently observed in the NRC's shear wall test program.

Discussion with M. Hoffmann and MME Ganterbein of the Commissariat A L'Energie Atomique in France also focused on analysis and testing of reinforced concrete.

A possible arrangement discussed was that in en exchange for test data, the French would perform analytical studies to see if their analytical methods would also show the same analytical-experimental difference that the NRC contractor is reporting.

In all cases, the meetings represerted the first step towards a formal exchange. In the case of the French and Germans, the exchange could be done

~under current agreements.

Publications to be Issued in the Near Future

Title:

Reg. Guide 3.59, " Methods for Estimating Padioactive and Toxic Airborne Source Terms for Uranium Milling Operations"

Description:

Provides guidance acceptable to the NRC staff on methods, models, data and assumptions for estimating airborne emissions of radioactive and toxic materials from uranium mills to be used in preparing environmental reports.

Contact:

John Stewart 443-7980

Title:

Reg. Guide 4.17, Rev. 1, "Standarc Format and Content of Site Characterization Reports for High-Level Waste Geologic Repositories"

Description:

This guide provides guidance (see title) on the types of information acceptable to the NPC staff to be provided in the site characterization plan on a high-level waste geologic repository.

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C. Prichard 443-7668 i

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5 RES RULEMAKING ACTIVITIES Definition of High-Level Radioactive l!aste (HLW) in 10 CFR Part 60 This advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPRM) seeks to revise the definition of HLW in Part 60 to reflect certain changes in the legal definition of HLW contained in the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982. A revision of the definition of HLW would reduce uncertainty as to final disposal of certain above Class C wastes, DOE's plans for a geologic repository, State plans for regional compacts to manage low-level waste, and costs of waste disposal for certain waste generators. The possible need for development of new technologies and facilities to dispose of certain types of wastes could be affected.

The Commission paper, SECY-86-328, submitting the advance notice of proposed rulemaking for approval to publish in the Federal Register, was forwarded to the Commission on November 7, 1986.

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O ITEMS OF INTEREST OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 21, 1986 International Conventions to be Submitted for Ratification The International Conver.tions on Early Notification and Assistance in the Case of Nuclear Accidents, which the U.S. signed on September 26, 1986 during the Special Session of the IAEA General Conference, are being submitted by the President to the Senate for advice and consent to ratification. The text of the two conventions remain unchanged from the versions circulated just prior to the General Conference. The Executive Branch is proposing declarations relative to the provisions for binding arbitration, settlement of disputes, and cost reimbursement.

Copies of the final texts and proposed declarations are available through OIP.

International Meeting Notices The following international nuclear meeting notices supplement those announced earlier:

IAEA Advisory Group Meeting on the Role of Secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratories in the Dosimetry of Unintentional Radiation Exposures, Janua ry 26-30, 1987, Vienna, Austria IAEA International Working Group on Reliability of Reactor Pressure Components, February 9-11, 1987, Vienna, Austria IAEA Specialists Meeting on Technology of Steam Generator; for Gas-Cooled Reactors, March 9-11, 1987, Winterthur, Switzerland IAEA International Symposium on the Back-end of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle, Strategies and Options,.May 11-15, 1987, Vienna, Austria IAEA Specialists Meeting on the Human Factor Information Feedback in l Nuclear Power: Implications of Operating Experience on System Analysis, Design and Operation, May 26-28, 1987, Roskilde, Denmark IAEA Seminar on the Application of Computer Technology to Radiation Protection, June 22-26, 1987, Bled, Yugoslavia CSNI of the NEA/UNIPEDE Specialist Meeting on Improving Technical Specifications for Nuclear Power Plants, September 7-11, 1987, Madrid, Spain DOE /IAEA/NEA International Decommissioning Symposium, October 4-8, 1987, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NOVEMBER 21, 1986 ENCLOSURE G

2 International Vacancy Announcements The following vacancy notices from the International Atomic Energy Agancy in Vienna, Austria have been posted on NRC bulletin boards:

P-1 Development Programmer, Section for Data Processing Development, Division of Safeguards Information Treatment, Department of Safeguards P-4 Reviser, English Translation Section, Division of Languages, Department of Administration P-3 Operations Unit Leader, Section for Data Processing Services, Division of Safeguards Information Treatment, Department of Safeguards P-3 Systems Analyst, Section for Data Processing Development, Division of Safeguards Information Treatment, Department of Safeguards P-3 English Translator, English Translation Section, Division of Languages, Department of Administration P-2 Audio-Visual Media Specialist, Division of Public Information, Department of Administration P-4 Nuclear Engineer, Advanced Nuclear Power Technology Section, Division of Nuclear Power, Department of Nuclear Energy and Safety P-4 Senior Teleprocessing Systems Programmer, Computer Section, Division of Scientific and Technical Information, Department of Nuclear Energy and Safety D-1 Director, Division of Standardization, Training and Administrative Support, Department of Safeguards P-2 Geologist, Isotope Hydrology Section, Division of Research and Laboratories, Department of Research and Isotopes P-4 Safeguards Analyst, Section for Systems Studies, Division of Development and Technical Support, Department of Safeguards P-3 Legal Officer, legal Division, Department of Administration P-5 Safeguards Analyst Group Leader /0perations Liaison, Section for System Studies, Division of Development and Technical Support, Departmer.t of Safeguards P-3 Personnel Management Analyst, Personnel Management Section, Division of Personnel, Department of Administration NOVEMCER 21, 1986 ENCLOSURE G

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International Vacancy Announcements continued P-5 Head, Radiation Protection Service Section, Division of Nuclear Safety, Department of Nuclear Energy and Safety

, P-5 Legal Officer, Legal Division, Department of Administration Foreign Visitors 1 On Monday Dr. Hans Blix, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), met with Chairman Zech, Comissioner Bernthal, and IP Director Shea to discuss the IAEA's expanded nuclear safety program and other international nuclear issues.

! On Monday a Chinese' delegation headed by Mr. Jiang Shengjie, Chairman of I

the National Nuclear Safety Administration of the People's Republic of China, met with Chairman Zech, Comissioners Roberts, Bernthal and Carr, RES Director Beckjord, and IP Director Shea.

On Monday Mr. Minoru Okabe, President of the Japan Atomic Power Company, made a courtesy call on Chairman Zech and Comissioner Bernthal.

H. Faulkner, IP, also participated in the meeting.

On Tuesday a French delegation headed by Mr. Gerard Errare, French Governor to the IAEA and Director for International Affairs at the French Atomic Energy Comission, met with Chairman Zech, Comissioner Bernthal, and IP Director Shea. The French officials were in Washington

, to attend the ANS/ AID meetings, as were several other visitors to NRC i

during this week.

j On Wednesday OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) Director General Howard Shapar met with Chairman Zech, Comissioners Asselstine and

Bernthal, and IP Director Shea to discuss the changes in NEA programs as a result of Cherncbyl.

On Friday a Japanese delegation headed by Mr. Goro Nagane, Executive Vice President of the Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development l Corporation (PNC), met with Chainnan Zech and H. Faulkner, IP.

l Comissioner Asselstine, RES and IP Directors, and staff members also attended the signing of "An Agreement Between the USNRC and the PNC of Japan in Regard to Development of a Prototype Advanced Fluid Dynamics Model and Improvement of the CONTAIN Computer Code."

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0FFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST .

WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 21, 1986 Nuclear Power Plant Performance Incentives James C. Petersen, OSP, presented a paper entitled " Nuclear Power Flant Performance Incentives Established by State PUCs," at the ANS Winter Meeting, session on Management Prudency Issues, in Washington, D.C., on November 18, 1986.

State Program

• Review The Arkansas radiation control program will be reviewed the week of December 1,1986.

Training Course Staff from OSP and Regions II and V will conduct an Inspection Procedures course for 16 representatives from 3 western States, December 1-4, 1986.

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I OFFICE FOR ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF OPERATIONAL DATA ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending November 21, 1986

1. AE00 Technical Review Report, AE0D/T608, " Hydrogen Fire and Failure of Detection System" was issued on November 17, 1986. The study documents the review of an event at a foreign reactor which involved a leak in the unit's electric generator hydrogen system followed by an explosion and a fire. Due to a design deficiency in the fire detection system that allowed too many detectors to be installed in a detection loop, the fire detection system did not respond correctly during the event - instead of annunciating a fire, it . indicated an "out of order" condition. The fire was detected promptly inspite of the detector system problems, and the plant was shut down safely. The study was initiated to assess whether such a fire detection system design could exist at U.S. nuclear plants since such a design deficiency potentially would be significant because the detection system would not perform its design function during a fire.

Based on a review of recent operational events in domestic plants involv-ing the fire protection system, such a design deficiency was not identi-fied in U.S. nuclear plants. Although a review of detailed design draw-ings of fire detection systems installed in specific U.S. plants was not performed, the report concludes that a large fire, that renders the fire detection system incapable of properly functioning, remaining undetected is a low possibility.

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- ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 21, 1986 A. STAFF REQUIREMENTS - BRIEFING ON GE CONTAINMENT PROGRAM, 2:00 P.M., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1986, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - Memo SECY to V. Stello, ED0 dated 11/17/86 The Commission was briefed by the NRC staff on a number of proposed regulatory initiatives to enhance the safety of boiling water reactors.

Mr. Vince Boyer, Senior Vice President of Philadelphia Electric Company (representing NUMARC) 'and Mr. Terry Pickens, Chairman of the Boiling Water Reactor Owners' Group presented the Commission with a summary of some of the industry's activities on the BWR containment integrity issues.

The Commission requested that ACRS and CRGR review the staff proposal on BWR containments (taking into consideration other staff programs, including NUREG-ll50) and provide that information to the Commission for consideration. The staff should also consult with the Commission prior to going ahead with a generic letter.

The Commission requested that the staff provide estimated core melt frequencies for those plants identified in the briefing slides. The staff was also requested to provide its rationale for not pursuing rulemaking as a preferred solution to address the staff's concerns.

B. STAFF REQUIREMENTS - AFFIRMATION / DISCUSSION AND VOTE, 1:00 P.M., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1986, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - Memo SECY to W. Parler, GC dated 11/17/86 I. SECY-86-325A - Licensing Decision for Perry-1 The Commission, by a 4-1 vote, approved an order which authorizes the NFC staff to issue a full power license for Perry-1 Nuclear Power Plant and explains the Commission's decision in the matter. Commissioner Asselstine disapproved and provided i

separate views.

II. SECY-86-292/292A - Order on Board /OI Dispute in Braidwcod Proceeding The Commission, by a 5-0 vote, approved an order in which the Commission rules against disclosure of the OI materials and against issuance of a subpoena to the alleger. Furthermore, applying the criteria by which late filed contentions are to be judged and the policy statements on disclosure, the Commission rules against the admissibility of the late filed contention based on the alleger's claims. In order to protect confiden-tiality and the ongoing investigation the order imposes certain restrictions on the parties future pleadings and is being issued to the parties under a protective order.

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'. l C. STAFF RECUIREMENTS - BRIEFING ON THERMAL HYDRAULIC RESEARCH PROGRAM, 2:00 P.M.,

MONDAY,h0VEMBER 10, 1986. COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - Memo SECY to V. Stello, EDO dated 11/18/86 The Commission

• was briefed by the staff on its ongoing programs in the area of thermal-hydraulic research.

The Commission inquired about the outcome of the EPRI ATWS calculation which suggested that the Westinghouse licensing evaluation may not be conservative. The EDO committed to provide the Commission the status of that review.

- The staff was also requested to report if the NRC resources should be reallocated to provide a more balanced emphasis on BWRs.

The Commission suggested that future research presentations to the Commission as well as to Congress, first identify the regulatory safety issues or concerns and then the technical

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programs to resolve or address the issues. These presentations should be discussed in terms readily understood by a non-technical audience.

D. STAFF REQUIREMENT - AFFIRMATION / DISCUSSION AND V0TE, 11:30 A.M., FRIDAY, NOVEtiBER 14, 1986, COMt1ISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - Memo SECY to W. Parler, GC dated 11/21/86 i I. SECY-86-320 - Commission Decision on Uranium Miller's Hearing (In the Matter of American Nuclear Corporation et al. Docket No. 40-4492 et al.)

The Commission, by a vote of 5-0,** approved an order which terminates a hearing (In the Matter of American Nuclear Corpo-i

. ration et al. Docket No. 40-4492 et al.) on amendments which would impose a groundwater monitoring program on each of the involved uranium millers licenses to ensure compliance of 40 CFR.

192. 3 4 (a) (2) , a regulation promulgated by EPA. The matters which the millers sought to litigate were issues already decided by Commission rulemaking.

• Commissioners Roberts and Asselstine were not present.

• • Section 204 of the Energy Reorganization Act, 42 U.S.C. S5481, provides that action of the Commission shall be determined by a

" majority vote of the members present." Commissioner Asselstine was not present when this item was affirmed. Accordingly, the formal vote of the Commission was 4-0 in favor of the decision.

Commissioner Asselstine, however, had previously indicated that he would approve this paper and had he been present he would

have affirmed his prior vote.

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4 DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 12/3-4/86 50-424 Vogtle Site Vogtle Nuclear Power Plant NRC/ Georgia Power M. A. Miller

. 8:30 a.m. 50-425 Waynesboro, GA Safety Parameter Display System Company / Southern ,

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NMSS MEETING' NOTICES R WEEK ENDING: 11/2V/86 .

Division of Fuel Cycle and Material Safety .

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. !! DOCKET LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT gg DATE/ TIME NUMBER El .

o 5 '11/29-12/6/86 Vienna, To participate in the IAEA D. Cool (FC) Cool

. Austria Advisory Group Meeting.

E' Rep-of Nuclear Roberts 12/3/86 Project Willste To discuss NUPAC TR submittal. ,

9:00 a.m. M-44 5th floor Packaging J. Roberts (FC) 12/3/86 Willste To discuss structural and Reps of Nuclear Odegaarden 1:00 p.m. 5th floor containment system of Cask Packaging and Model #MH-1A. DOE R. Odegaarden (FC)

C. MacDonald (FC)

Division of Waste Management Washington, D.C. Meet with DOE and Savannah River J Greeves T C Johnson 12/9 - 12/10 staffs to discuss borosilicate TC Johnson glass testing programs for the K Chang Defense Waste Processing Facility J Vogelwede waste. J Jungling Chicago, IL Participate as panel members, 5 Bahadur S Bahadur 12/10 - 12/11 J Starmer discussions on low-level waste and mixed waste at Third Annual Los-Level Waste Generators' Conference in Chicago m Division of Safeguards 2,

E Follow-up on OSmith Smith 12/8-10 B&W, Lynchburg, VA 82 RER findings Rick Loving 5' Ted Vassar

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