View source for 3F1296-05, Forwards Crystal River Unit 3,Restart Panel. Restart Issues Selection/Screening Criteria May Be Refined as Outage Progresses & as Util Moves Closer to Restart

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| number = ML20132F472
| issue date = 12/13/1996
| title = Forwards Crystal River Unit 3,Restart Panel. Restart Issues Selection/Screening Criteria May Be Refined as Outage Progresses & as Util Moves Closer to Restart
| author name = Beard P
| author affiliation = FLORIDA POWER CORP.
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| addressee affiliation = NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
| docket = 05000302
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| document report number = 3F1296-05, 3F1296-5, NUDOCS 9612240286
| package number = ML20132F475
| document type = CORRESPONDENCE-LETTERS, INCOMING CORRESPONDENCE
| page count = 2
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Florida Power CORPORATION NUsa~al December 13, 1996 3F1296-05 U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn: Document Control Desk Washington, D.C.       20555-0001

==Subject:==
Crystal River Unit 3 Restart Panel and Action Plan

==References:==
A.      FPC to NRC letter, 3F1096-22, dated October 28, 1996 B. NRC to FPC letter, 3N1196-07, dated November 15, 1996

==Dear Sir:==

On October 28, 1996, Florida Power Corporation (FPC) provided to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) the Crystal River Unit 3 Forced Outage scope letter (Reference A). Contained within that letter were design-related issues that would be addressed prior to CR-3 restart.
In order to manage our activities in a disciplined and documented manner, FPC created a Crystal River Unit 3 Restart Panel (CR-3 Panel) patterned after the NRC's 0350 process. The NRC also formed its panel under tm process (NRC Restart Panel).       By this letter, FPC is providing information to the NRC regarding the formation, charter and efforts of the CR-3 Panel to date.
The CR-3 Panel has been tasked with managing, tracking to closure, and documenting the disposition of all the action items necessary to safely return CR-3 to power operation. The CR-3 Panel will be the primary interface between FPC and the NRC Restart Panel. Attachment A to this letter comprises the following documents: Restart Panel Charter, Restart Issues Selection / Screening Criteria, Restart Review List and the Restart Panel organization chart. The Restart Issues Selection / Screening Criteria may be refined as the outage progresses and as FPC moves closer to restart.
The CR-3 Panel has evaluated the items in the CR-3 Restart Review List (which includes the NRC checklist provided by the NRC Restart Panel in Reference B) against the Restart Issues Selection / Screening Criteria to develop its list of I
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restart issues, which is. included as Attachment B to this letter. A preliminary            !
version of this list was discussed with the NRC Restart Panel chairman on November 22, 1996. A more refined version of the list was discussed with the NRC
 !                     Restart Panel en December 3,             1996 during a meeting at the CR-3 site.
Documentation related to the activities on each of the issues will be kept in
                      . individual files on site and made available to NRC inspectors upon request for              .
:                    'their review. Substantially, most of the items in the NRC's checklist labelled                l
!                      "R" are reflected in the CR-3 Restart Checklist. For those items not included,               l FPC intends to track these issues and maintain individual files on site to be                l made available for NRC review and further discussion, if appropriate.                       J A more detailed, comprehensive " Restart Readiness" plan is being developed to i
4' reflect the restart issues with appropriate actions, dates and milestones. FPC               1 will keep the NRC informed of the schedule and progress on these issues as the outage continues.
Sincerely, l
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                         . M.         eard, Jr.
Senior Vice President Nuclear Operations 4
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