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The Comn.issioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO j
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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 11, 1987 A sammary of key cvents is included as a convenience to those Commissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Enclosure i
Contents administration and Resources Management A
Nuclear Reactor Regulation B
I Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C
Nuclear Regulatory Research D*
Governmental & Public Affairs E
General Counsel F*
Personnel G*
Analysis end Evaluation of Operational Data H
l Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights I*
l Special Projects J
Enforcement K
Consolidation L
1 Regional Offices M
CRGR Monthly Reports N*
Executive Director for Operations 0*
Items Addressed by the Commission P
Meeting Notices Q
Proprietary or Other Sensitive Information (Not for R
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HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 11, 1987 i
Rancho Seco We _have been advised by PG&E that they have, by letter to the SMUD Board,
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offered to buy the p w er district and its facilities. We understand that they have indicai.ed that the capacity of Rancho Seco would not be needed until the 1990's. As a result they would cease restart efforts and initiate Gither long term layup or decommissioning.
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Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) Commercial Nuclear Fuel Plant (CNFP) l 1
On September 3, 1987, representatives from NMSS's Fuel Cycle Safety Branch and l
OGC met with representatives from B&W to discuss the merger of the CNFP with a corporation owned by French companies, (Cogema, framatome, and Uranium Pechiney). The topics of discussion included organizational changes, security l
measures, and licensing guidance.
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Change in the Department of Energy's Advance Notification Procedure,s,
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i By letter dated September 2, 1987, DOE has advised NRC of a revision in DOE l
procedures for notifying States of unclassified shipments of spent nuclear fuel and high-level waste.
Basically, DOE will now provide a 7-day i
prenotification of such shipments to States along the shipping routes.
The new DOE procedure is consistent with NRC requirements for commercial i
shipmcnts, and became effective on August 1, 1987, i
Incident at Calder Hall Nuclear Power, Station, UK
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i The UK Nuclear Installations Inspectorate notified GPA/IP of an fnifdent at Calder Hall NPS. On September 4, a 1/4 inch (6 mm) pipe leading to a pressure gauge monitoring duct cutict fractured in the Calder Hall '
reactor 4 blower house., Approximately 800 pounds (350 kg) of inactive
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carbon dioxide reactor coolant ges;was released over a period of.
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3 80 minutes. A dozen spots of contamination up to a maximum of 600 cps j
were cleaned up the.same day. All other.similar pipes at Calder Hall have been isolated pending the outcome of an investigation by British-Nuclear Fuels.
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The Director and Deputy Director of the Office of Special Projects (OSP) and members of the OSP staff were in Knoxville, TN September 10 to meet with i
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) regarding the cable testing issue.
TVA has identified a potential generic problem with silicon rubber cable and has submitted a Part 21 Report. OSP is coordinating the matter with NRR. An exit meeting is being held Saptember 11 in Knoxville to brief TVA on the findings of the Integrated Design Inspection.
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0FFICE OF ADMINISTRATION AND RESOURCES MANAGEMENT l
ADMINISTRATE 10N OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS - 1987 For 4-Day Period of September 4, 1987 - September 11, 1987 Initial Appeal of Request Initial Decision i
Received This Week 14 3
Completed This Week 18 2
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Carryovers From 1986 170 53 Received In 1987 595 66 Granted In 1987 413 20 Denied In 1987 207 65 Pending 145 34 ACTIONS THIS WEEK i
Received Patrick Small, Requests a copy of License MD 497D104S issued to 1
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F01 Services, Inc. Nucletron of Columbia, Maryland.
(87-582)
Alan Barak, Requests copies of depositions for six named individuals i
State of Michigan relating to Dow Chemical v. Consumers Power.
l (87-583) l Bruce Maxwell, Requests copies of all records regarding the operations j
WTOL-TV Toledo and operating condition of the Davis Besse nuclear l
(87-584) power plant on December 31, 1986.
(An individual Requests records maintained on himself in the NRC.
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information about himself)
(87-585) 1 Phillip Henzler, Requests a list of NRC licensees.
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Services, Inc.
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Danialle Weaver, Requests a copy of the July 27 and August 5, 1985 I
McGraw Hill transcripts of Billie Garde given to NRC in response to l
(87-587) a subpoena issued May 20, 1987 by V. Stello.
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CONTACT: Donnie H. Grimsley 492-7211 l
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Received, Cont'd F. L. Clifford, Requests copies of specified material licensees for F. L. Clifford four listed firms.
Associates (87-588)
Bruce Maxwell, Requests copies of all records regarding a reactor trip WTOL-TV Toledo due to loss of feedwater at the Davis Besse nuclear power I
(87-589) plant on January 1, 1987.
Linda Bauman, Requests copies of all records related to (1) inspection Government report 87-25 on the South Texas nuclear power plant and Accountability (2) a named individual's claim that his psychological Project testing was inappropriately administered.
(87-590)
Linda Bauman, Requests copies of all records related to TV Electric's I
Government submittal of DOE Form E1A-254, " Semiannual Report on Accountability Status of Reactor Construction."
3 Project (87-591)
Linda Bauman, Requests copies of all records related to Board l
Government Notification 87-12, regarding the Comanche Peak nuclear l
Accountability power plant.
Project (87-592) s Linda Bauman, Requests copies of all records related to the August 25, l
1 Government 1987 letter from J. Keppler to TUGC0 regarding EA-83-64 Accountability pertaining to the Comanche Peak nuclear power plant.
1 Project (87-593)
Pat Lane, Requests a copy of the Reed Report.
Beltimore City League of Women Voters (87-594)
Kay Gorman Requests a copy of the rulemaking package on the use of (87-595) the terms "important to safety" and " safety related" set forth in SECY-85-164.
Leon Russell, APPEAL TO THE EDO for the release of one record denied Windle Turley, in its entirety and portions of two records, relating P.C.
to a request for six categories of records concerning (87-A-64-87-323) Kerr-McGee's Sequoyah and Gore fecilities and Allied Chemical facility.
Linda Bauman, APPEAL TO THE ED0 for the release of one record denied Government in its entirety relating to a request for records Accountability concerning the Nuclear Employee Data System (NEDS).
Project (87-A-65-87-294)
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, Received, Cont'd Linda Bauman, APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION for the release of one record.
Government denied in its entirety relating to a request for records Accountability concernir.g the Office of Investigation's completed review Project of Case Number 4-84-047 regarding alleged falsification (87-A-66-87-92) of test results at the Comanche Peak nuclear power plant.
Granted Al Schwencer, In response to a request for records.related to the Technical Analysis March 13, 1979 NRC order which shut down Beaver Valley Corporation Unit i due to concerns over stresses in safety-related-(87-470) piping systems and their supports, made available eight records.
Informed the requester that additional records subject to this request are already available at the POR.
John Potter, In response to a request for four categories of records Nuclect Licensing relating to the status of RES efforts to develop a system for the coordination of research being conducted Rep (orts87-484) in varicus countries on the biological effects and control of ionizing radiation, made available two records.
Informed the requester that additional. records subject ~
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to this request are already available at the PDR.'
(NRC employee)
In response to a request for records relating to (87-516)
Vacancy Announcement No. R87-1887-7, made available 10 records.
Lyle Graber, In response to a request for-four copies of the 50 mile NUS Corporat' ion EPZ maps for the Duane Arnold Energy Center, made (87-567) available copies of the requested maps.
Anthony Matera, In response to a request for records relating to inspection Matera, Vopat, report 50-278/85-31 on the Peach Bottom Unit 3 nuclear l
Matera & Johnson, power plant, informed the requester that records subject l
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to this request are already available at the PDR in F0IA (87-571) files 87-22 and 87-228.
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Linda Bauman, In response to a request for records regarding any l
Government complaints of a named individual regarding the South Accountability Texas nuclear power plant and any subsequent inquiries Project or reviews by NRC into the handling of his charges, made (87-99) available nine records.
Informed the requester that one record subject to this request is already available at the PDR. Denied seven records in their entirety, disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process and would interfere with an enforcement proceeding.
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1 Denied, Cont'd Lucinda Minton, In response to a request for records (1) from 1960 to Hunton & Williams the present regarding the Maxey flats site and (2)
(87-235) regarding the agreement between Kentucky and.NRC, made available 384 records.
Informed the requester that records subject to the request have been referred to other Federal agencies. Denied one record in its i
entirety and portions of three records, disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.
Denied portions of 10 records, disclosure of which would result in a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.
Gregory Holmes, In response to a request for records discussing i
l MHB Technical investigations by the utility er NRC regarding problems Associates with LPSI and RCS pumps at the Palo Verde nuclear. power (87-261) plant, made available.eight records.
Informed the requester that two additional records subject to this request are already available at the PDR. Denied two records in their entirety containing confidential business (proprietary) information.
Rachel Shimshak, In response to a request for six categories of records Massachusetts related to the SALP investigations concerning the Public Interest Pilgrim nuclear power plant, made available 12 records.
Research Group Informed the requester that additional records subject to' (87-394) this request are already available at the PDR. Denied 27 records in their entirety, disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.
Denied portions of eight records containing proprietary information.
John Potter.
In response to a request for three categories cf records Nuclear Licensing relating to performance indicators for material licensees, Reports made available four records.
Informed the requester that (87-402) two additional records subject to this request are already availeble at the PDR. Denied 25 records in their entirety and portions of nine records, disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative ~ process.
John Potter, In response to a request for records regarding NRC's Nuclear Licensing consideration of a rulemaking that would strengthen Reports NRC's oversight of medical licensees, made available (87-403) eight records. Denied 50 records in their entirety,.
disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.
SEPTET 18ER 11, 1987 EilCLOSURE A
5 Denied, Cont'd Ophelia Williams, In response to a request for copies of specified J/R/A Associates records on 14 listed nuclear power plants, informed (87-410) the requester that'two additional records subject to this request are already available at the PDR. Denied' portions of 28 records containing proprietary information.
Lin'a Bauman, In response to a. request for. records related to a d
Government June 25, 1987 letter, with enclosures, to W. Counsil Accountability from C. Grimes regarding the Comanche Peak nuclear power Project plant, made.available 16 rec'ords. Denied 21 records in (87-429) their entirety, disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.
Linda Bauman, In response to an APPEAL T0.THE ED0 for the release of Government the denied portions of two records regarding a request Accountability for records concerning a 235 gallon discharge of Project radioactive cooling water from Point Beach Unit l'on (87-A-60-87-397) June 19, 1987, continued to deny the withheld portions,..
disclosure of which would result in a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal. privacy.
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SEPTEMBER 11, 1987 ENCLOSURE A 1
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l WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS I
WEEK ENDIIK; SEPTEMBER 11, 1987
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RFP No.: RS-AED-88-316
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"Leace/ Purchase of a Babcock and Wilcox.. (B&W) Pressurized' Water' Reactor (PWR) Simulator"
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I (NSSS) PWR control roan simulator. The simulator will enable' the NRC to train NRC inspectors, operator. license examiners _.
and other technical personnel in,the operation and appropriate methodology for inspecting B&W PWR's.
I Period of Performance: Six months with five one-year options Sponsor: Office for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data Status: Closing date has been extended to September 23, 1987.
.i PROPOSAL UNDER EVALUATION RFP No.:r RS-AED-87-129 j
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"Bnergency Response. Data System Implementation" j
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Finalize a design; procure,' install,.and test the_ hardware; and develop, install and test the software to produce a l
functional Emergency Response Data System installed at NRC l
Bethesda, Maryland facilities.
Period of Performance: Five years Sponsor: Office for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational ~ Data Status: Negotiations have been completed. Best and Final offers are due on September 16, 1987.
CONTRACT AWARDED RFP No.: 'RS-OIE-87-418 l
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Provide technical assistance to the NRC in the implementation j
of identified needs and/or further development of. programs J
to meet future needs for specialized technical-training I
of NRC inspectors in the areas of Equipment or Systems, Inspection Techniques and Practical Engineering Applications at nuclear power plants.
Period of Performance: 36 months Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation was awarded Status: A cost-plus-fixed-fee type Contract No. NRC-26-87-418 to Sonalysts, Inc., in the amount of $224,014.00 effective August 21, 1987.
J CONTRAdIS CLOSED OUT NRC-10-83-299 USDA Graduate School NRC-28-85-361 Nuclear Data, Inc.
1 SEPTEMBER 11, 1987 ENCLOSURE A 1
0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTSR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending September 11, 1987 Rancho Seco We have been advised by PG&E that they have, by letter to the SMUD Board, offered to buy the power district and its facilities. We understand i
that they have indicated that the capacity of Rancho Seco would not be needed until the 1990's. As a rasult they would cease restart efforts and initiate
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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY dND SAFEGUARDS Items of Interest Week Ending September 11_, 1987 INDUSTRIAL'AND MEDICAL NUCLEAR SAFETY I
Dry Spent Fuel Storage l
On September 2, 1987, NRC staff net with FW Energy Applications, Inc., and General Electric Company of the United Kingdom to discuss proposed responses to NRC staff comments on the submitted topical report for the Foster Wheeler l
Modular Vault Dry Store design.
Most comments were tentatively resolved.
I Further discussion will be held prior to submittal of a revised topical report.
Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) Commercial Nuclear Fuel Plant (CNFP)
I On September 3, 1987, representatives from NMSS's Fuel Cycle Safety Branch and OGC met with representatives from B&W to discuss the merger of the CNFP with a corporation owned by French companies, (Cogema, Framatome, and Uranium Pechiney).
The topics of discussion included organizational changes, security measures, and licensing guidaace.
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, Low-Level Waste Oisposal EPA /00E/NRC Meeting on Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements
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(ARARs) for Low-level Radioactive Waste Sites Representatives from a variety of organizational groups at EPA, NRC, and DOE held an information exchange meeting on September 3, 1987.
The meeting was chaired by EPA Superfund enforcement staff and was held at DOE's request.
The Kentucky owned and licensed low-level waste site at Maxey Flats and a number of other sites containing radioactive materials are being remediated under
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Superfund.
EPA explained the process they fellow under Superfund and the role 1
of other federal and state regulatior.; and guidance.
EPA's decisions are site I
specific but must consider all applicable or relevant and appropriate requirements.
NRC staff outlined the Agency's role, regulations, and existing guidance. The staff was asked to document the list of existing and potential NRC regulatory guidance.
In addition, international guidance was discussed.
EPA Superfund staff will recommend that EPA guidance documents being developed include a comprehensive discussion of radiological requirements and guidance which would include contributions from NRC, DOE, and EPA's Office of Radiation Programs.
No additional meetings are planned.
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General EPA /NRC Interface Council Meeting On September 3, 1987, NRC staff met with EPA representatives on the EPA /NRC Interface Council to discuss a variety of topics of mutual interest.
These topics included h~tC participation on the National and Regional Response Teams, joint NRC/ EPA inspections of NRC-licensed facilities, interactions on uranium l
mill tailings regulations and guidance, interagency exchange of predecisional information, coordination of NRC and EPA research programs, the United Nations Environmental Program, and action items identified at the last meeting of the Council.
The next meeting is tentatively scheduled for November 5.
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License. conditions to implement the three near-term comparability measures k
(stationing armed guards at MAA portals, night firing qualification for guards, j
and conducting 100% search of personnel and packages entering the protected 4
I area) were issued on August 6, 1987 to the four Category I fuel facilities licensees (NFS, B&W, UNC, GA).
It was confirmed by telephone that as of f
September 9, 1987, the comparability measure on the use of armed guards at MAA l
portals has been fully implemented at all four facilities as required by the l
license conditions.
The other two near-term measures (night firing and 100%
1 search) are required to be fully implemented by January 10, 1988 and August 9, 1988 respectively.
DOE Advisory I
On September 8, 1987, the Department of Energy released a threat advisory to all energy production facilities indicating no change from the advisory issued i
in July.
Coordination between DOE and NRC prior to issuance was accomplished in accordance with mechanisms instituted after the DOE July advisory.
Coordination prior to release enabled us to notify our Regions, NRR, IGA (PA0) and the Operations Center before the advisory was sent.
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Ch9nge in the Department of Energy's Advance Notification Procedures By letter dated September 2, 1987, DOE has advised NRC of a. revision'in DOE procedures for notifying States of unclassified shipments of spent nuclear; fuel'and high-level waste.
Basically, DOE will now provide'a 7-day prenotification of such shipments to States along the shipping routes.
The' new DOE procedure'is consistent with NRC requirements for commercial shipments, and became effective on August 1, 1987.
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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS:
Incident at Calder Hall Nuclear Power Station,-UK.. -
The UK Nuclear Installations Inspectorate notified GPA/IP of an incident at Calder Hall NPS. On September 4, a 1/4 inch (6.mm) pipe _ leading to a pressure gauge monitoring. duct outlet fractured in the Calder Hall J
reactor 4 blower house. Approximately.800 pounds.(350kg)ofinactive carbon dioxide reactor coolant gas was released over a period'of l
80 minutes. A dozen spots of contamination up to a maximum of 600 cps were cleaned up the same day. All other~ similar. pipes at Calder Hall have been isolated pending the outcome of an investigation by British Nuclear Fuels.
q Meeting'to Discuss NUS Services to be Offered-to Eastern Bloc Countries.
On Friday H. Faulkner, GPA/IP, attended a meeting hosted by the-I Department of Defense where representatives of NUS Corporation discussed the scope of nuclear services planned to be; offered by NUS to_ potential customers in Eastern Bloc countries.
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During the weeks of August 31 and September 7 Mr. K. D. Chou and Mr. C. H. Wu received on-the-job training in ALARA procedures and operations and radiation safety programs f, rom.the staff in NRR/ Rad. ation i
Protection Branch and in licensing of. byproduct < materials from the' staff in NMSS/ Fuel Cycle Division.
On Friday, September 4, Mr. B. P. Hageman, Chairman of a Dutch government-convened committee on high-level nuclear waste disposal,. met with NMSS staff to discuss regulatory ar.d licensing issues related to nuclear waste management.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Ms. Kirsten Dahlgren and Ms. Irene Blom of Sweden's Nuclear Power Inspectorate met with AEOD to discuss various-aspects of human performance data collection.and analysis.
On Wednesday Mr. Kazuhiko Tsuji, Member of the House -of Representatives.
in the Japanese Diet, and Mr. T. Sakata and K. Hori of the Science-i a
Office of the Japan'ese Embassy in Washington,. met with' Chairman Zegh, 1
F. Miraglia of NRR, J. Fouchard of.GP_A/PA, and J, Shea of GPA/IP to discuss ongoing U.S.-Japan safety cooperation, public acceptance,.
emergency planning, containment aging,' severe accident studies, and i
other topics of general safety significance.. The visitors continued their discussions with R. W. Houston and F. Costello~of RES on Friday.
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On Friday (Mr. John Collier, Chairman of the UK Atomic Energy Authority, his wife who' formerly. worked in the nuclear field), 'and' Mr. John France,. Atomic Energy Counselor at the. British Embassy 'in~
a Washington, met with Commissioners'Bernthal and-Rogers, H. Denton and-J. Shea of GPA,'and E.'Beckjord of RES to' discuss' nuclear safety matters:
of mutual interest..
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U conversion plant October 5-6-to discuss waste management and 6 a
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SLITP and NMSS are combining ~a Materials Regulation Workshop and and Advanced.
W Topics Licensing' Training course. -The joint session'will be held in: Silver-Spring, Maryland, September 14-18, 1987.- Approximately 15-Agreement-State and-10: Regional NRC staff will_ join NMSS'and SLITP~ staff.
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entitled, " Introduction to Licensing _ Practices and'. Procedures," in Bethesda in C
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the Air Rights building. The course'will'have a total of 22 attendees of which 20 are from the Agreement and'Non-Agreement States and 2 attendees from j
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National State Liaison Officers' Meeting j
SLITP hosted a national meeting for the Governor-appointed State Liaison J
Officers on September 9-10, 1987 at the Bethesda' Hyatt Regency Hotel in
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Bethesda, MD. All but six states'were represented at the meeting; which.
featured presentations by invited State speakers and NRC officials.
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j ground and purpose of NRC's proposed rule, State views on coordination,of-federal. State and local emergency. planning procedures, State and NRC activi.
d ties regarding regulation of nuclear facilities, national low-level waste 1
trends, individual States' experiences'in the' low-level. waste compacting?
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were issues such as power plant aging / life extension, economic incentives for j
utilities, the Chernobyl implications report and personal perspectives from.
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. issues - not only with NRC, staff,'but amongst thsgsalves;-
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i toNegotiatePropbsed. Rule, Washington /D.C.
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Office for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data Items of Interest Week Ending September 11, 1987 Incident Response On Sep'tember 8,1987, a representative of the IRB staff met with the "best and final contractor for implementation of the Emergency Response Data System (EROS)
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project.
It is expected that a contract will be awarded later this month.
On September 9-10, 1987, an IRB representative participated in a meeting of the i
Federal Field Exercise-2 (FFE-2) Scenario Work Group to continue work on the FFE-2 " Final Action Report" and to identify good' practices.
On September 9-10, 1987, tours and briefings of the NRC Operations Center were provided to State Liaison Officers.
The Director, AE0D and the Chief, IRB also participated in panel discussions on Emergency Preparedness Issues and the lessons learned from the FFE-2 at the National-State Liaison Officers meeting on September 10, 1987.
l Preliminary Notifications The following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week.
PNS-87-14, Boston Edison Company (Pilgrim 1), Inadvertent Release of a.
4 Safeguards Information.
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PNO-I-87-84, GPU Nuclear Corporation (0yster Creek Nuclear), Reactor Shutdown for Greater than 48 Hours.
PH0-III-87-105B, Commonwealth Edison Company (Dresden 3), Restart c.
Following Feedwater System Leakage Repairs---(Second Update).
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PNO-III-87-II6A, Detroit Edison (Fermi 2), Turbine Building Pipe Support Damage (Update).
4 PNO-III-87-118, Toledo Edison Company (Davis Besse Nuclear Plant), Reactor e.
Trip Due To Equipment Malfunction; AIT Dispatched To Plant.
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PN0-III-87-118A, Toledo Edison Company (Davis Besse Nuclear Plant),
Reactor Trip Due to Equipment Malfunction: AIT Dispatched to Plant (Update).
PHO-III-87-119, Commonwealth Edison Company (Dresden 3), Inoperable 5
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Isolation Condenser and HPCI System.
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PNO-III-87-120, Soil and Material Engineers, Inc (License No. 32-21183-01),
Stolen Moisture Density Gauge.
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Scram Following Transient.PNO-III-87-121, Cleveland E uminating Company (Perry ), Reactor j.
PNO-III-87-122, Commonwealth Edison C Vibration, ompany (Dresden 3), Feedwater System k.
Fire in Auxiliary TransformerPNO-IV-87-43, Houston L er (South Texas Project, Unit 1),
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Week Ending September 11, 1987 The Director and Deputy Director of the Office of Special Projects (OSP) and members of the OSP staff were in Knoxville, TN September 10 to meet with
. Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) regarding the cable testing issue. TVA has identified a potential generic problem with silicon rubber cable and has submitted a Part 21 Report. OSP is coordinating the matter with NRR. An exit meeting is being held September 11 in Knoxville to brief TVA on the findings of the Integrated Design Inspection.
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Office of Enforcement Week Ending September 11, 1987 O
The following Significant Enforcement Actions were taken the week of.
September 8, 1987.
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A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty. in the j
amount of $200,000 was issued to Georgia Power Company (Vogtie Electric Generating Station) on September 4, 1987. The action was based on a I
number of violations-involving the failure to (1) implement' adequate.
- compensatory measures, (2).fo110w security procedural. requirements, and (3) maintain positivi >ccess control over the facility.
(EN 87-73).
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AnOrderSuspendingLicenseandOrdertoShowCause'(Effectively Immediately) was issued September 8, 1987 to Log-Tec, Cleveland,l0klahoma.-
The action was based on findings that the sole proprietor: deceived an NRC =
inspector about the use of licensed material'.
The Order'. Suspending-Licenseisissuedordering(1)thesuspensionof. Log-Tec'slicensed activities, (2) the storage only or transfer to an. authorized user of.
all byproduct material, and (3) a response why Log-Tec's license should not be revoked.
(EN87-77) j 3.
An Order Imposing a Civil Penalty of $50,000 was issued to Omaha Public Power District (ft Calhoun Station) on September 10, 1987. The actior,was based on a violation involving a failure to pe-form a proper safety ;.
l evaluation in accordance with 10 CFR 50.59 for modification performed on the Auxiliary Feedwater System.
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Mid20 A script is.being developed for a 15-minute. video
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North to its f uture occupants.. A contractor.will produce
'the video, using a professional actor as' narrator, but NRC employees will make cameo appearances in the' film.
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At4:19a.m.(CDT)onSeptember4,1987, Unit-l'oftheSouthTexasProect entered Mode 5 (cold shutdown with reactor vessel head studs.. tensioned) 1 for the first' time. Cold precritical testing-is continuing slightly ahead.
j of schedule with initial. criticality scheduled for the first part of
~0ctober 1987.-
The resident inspectors are monitoring licensee actions.
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An enforcement conference was held today with the Public Service Company of Colorado. The subject was problems'with'the licsnsee'sl control ofs.
temporary changes and whether these temporary changes represent 'de facto design changes.
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STAFF REQUIREMENTS - AFFIRMAT10fl DISCUSSiOJJ AND V0TE,1010 A.M., WEDHESDAY, 3
SEPTEMBER 2,1987, COMMISSIONERS C0flFEREf4CE R00fi, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIL_
FTTENDANCE) - S. Chilk, SECY to V. Stello, Jr., EDO dated 9/10/87 j
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SECY-87-152 - Revision to the General Statement of
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Policy and Procedures for Enforcement Actions The Commission by a 4-0* vote approved a revised General Statement of Policy and Procedures for Enforcement Actions as attached.
Commissioner Roberts approved the revised General Statement only to the extent that this document is consistent with his previous vote on this matter (COMSECY-87-5).
Commissioner Rogers did not participate in this action.
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The Policy Statement should be revised as noted on the attached pages and forwarded to SECY for signature and publication in the Federal Register.
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- "Section 201 of the Energy Reorganization Act, 42 USC Section 5841, provides that action of the Commission shall be determined by a ' majority vote of the members present.'
Commissioner Carr was not present when this item was af-firmed.
Accordingly the formal vote was 3-0 in favor of the decision.
Commissioner Carr, however, had previously indicated that he would approve this paper and had be been present he would have affirmed his prior vote."
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