ML20215M916
| ML20215M916 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Summer  |
| Issue date: | 10/23/1986 |
| From: | Verrelli D NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II) |
| To: | Nauman D SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC & GAS CO. |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8611030462 | |
| Download: ML20215M916 (3) | |
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00T 231986 South Carolina Electric and Gas Company
/TN: Mr. D. A. Nauman, Vice President Nuclear Operations P. O. Box 764 (167)
Columbia, SC 29218 Gentlemen:
Dear Mr. Bradham:
SUBJECT:
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAM COORDINATION WITH THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA The State of South Carolina, as part of an NRC contract, performs environmental monitoring around the Summer facility.
This program includes split sample collection, analysis, and an annual report to the NRC listing State and licensee environmental results.
During the past year, the State has had coordination difficulties with Summer concerning receipt of Summer environmental data. This letter is written to clarify responsiblities and improve coordination of the environmental monitoring activities between the State of South Carolina and the licensee.
The State's environmental monitoring program required by the NRC contract is based upon the Summer Environmental Technical Specifications and does not require additional sampling sites or increased sampling frequency by Sunmer personnel.
The NRC contract sampling program is listed in the Enclosure and defines sample type, location, collection frequency and required analyses.
In the past, the State has not received radioiodine data from Summer's control air sampling station. Air particulate data only has been reported from an air sampling station co-located with the State's station.
The NRC requests that Summer report to the State particulate and radioiodine data from a Summer control air station.
This control station does not have to be co-located with the State's.
I The State's environmental report for the calendar year is due 120 days from the end of the calendar year.
The State of South Carolina has had difficulties meeting this deadline, with one reason being that licensee environmental data was not provided in a timely manner. State personnel have requested complete sample analysis data be provided semiannually.
The NRC encourages participation in the environmental monitoring program.
The program provides independent verification of licensee results, promotes i
State / licensee cooperation, and improves public information.
The NRC requests that you provide environmental sample splits and analysis data on a timely basis to the State of South Carolina.
The State contact for program coordination is Mr. N. Bivens, Director, Division of Radiological Environmental Monitoring.
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there are any questions or problems concerning this program, please contact Ms. S. Adamovitz of~the NRC RII staff at (404) 331-5591.
Sincerely, David M. Verrelli, Chief Reactor Projects Branch 2 Division of Reactor Projects
Enclosure:
NRC/ State Contract Environmental Radiological Verification Monitoring Program Around Nuclear Power Plants cc w/ encl:
yeyward G. Shealy, Chief v Bureau of Radiological Health SC Department of Health and Environmental Control dolanBivens, Director Division of' Radiological Environ-mental Monitoring SC Department of Health and Environmental Control R. Baohr, Manager Corporate Health Physics and Jnvironmental Programs
[V. S. Bradham, Directcr, Nuclear Plant pperations pK L. Skolds, Deputy Director Operations and Maintenance pV B. Knotts, Jr.
Debevoise and Liberman
- p. Williams, Jr., Special Assistant, Nuclear Operations -
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- p. Paglia, Jr., Manager Nuclear Licensing bcc w/ encl:
Resident Inspector Hopkins, Project Manager, NRR Document Control Desk State of South Carolina kW
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ENCLOSURE p
NRC/ State Contract ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOLOGICAL VERIFICATION MONITORING PROGRAM AROUND HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS Exposure Pathway Number of Samples Sampling and Type and f requency and/or Sample and tocation Collection Freauency
__ _of Analysis AIRBORNE:
Particulates One sample f rom location of Continuous operation of sampler Gross beta rad i oac t i v i ty highest ca lculated g round level with sample collection weekly fol lowing fil ter change; concentration and in close prox-for 2 weeks out or each month composite for isotopic imity of licensee sampler, and biweekly for 1 sample per ana lysis qua rterly, month.
One sample from control location.
Radiciodine Same as particulates.
One sampler per month.
Ana lyze for I-131 WATERBORNE:
Surface One sample, split with licensee, Composite sample monthly.a Cann a i%iopic analysis f rom immedia te a rea of di scha rge, monthly and tritium (or at nearest downstream drinking qua rte r ly.
wa ter supply) and one sampic at upstream control location.
INCESTION:
Milk One sample, split with licensee, Monthly.
Gamma isotopic and at the of f-s i te da i ry fa rm o r rad ioicd ine ana lyses.
individual mi lk anima l at the location having highest X/Q.
Fish or One sample, split with licensee, Somiannually or in season.
Gamma isotopic of edible I nve rteb ra te of a commercia l o r rec rea t iona l ly portions.
important species in vicinity of d i scha rge po i nt.
food Products or Two samples split with licensee, At t ime of ha rvest.
Gamma isotopic on edible Broad ica r vegeta-of principal food products grown portion or on green leafy tion near point having the highest X/Q vegetable.
o r f rom any a rea which is irrigated by water in which Iiquid plant vastes have been discha rged or g roen leafy vegetables at a private leafy vegetables at a private ga rden of fa rm in the immed iate a rea of the plant.
Sediment f rom One sample s'plit with licensee
- Annaully, Gamma isotopic analysis.
Sho re l i ne a.
Fo r 1-131 analyses of drinking water suppliers, samples shall be comnposited over a maximum period of two weeks.