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{{#Wiki_filter:U.S.NRC UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION. | {{#Wiki_filter:U.S.NRC UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION. | ||
ProtectingPeople and the Environment Seabrook License Renewal Process Overview F ~ as Safety Project Manager Environmental Project | |||
- Manager Division of License Renewal 1 | |||
* Environmental report documenting the effects of extending the license by 20 years 4 U.S.NRC | |||
* 0 | 4tU-S-NRY "People and the Envionment NRC Regulatory O v e rs ig h t | ||
* 0 | * NRC's Primary Governing Statutes | ||
* 0 *" License Renewal Application | - Atomic Energy Act | ||
-On-site audits* On-site inspections by NRC Region I* Issue Safety Evaluation Report* Independent review. by the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS)6 | - Energy Reorganization Act | ||
-U.S.NRC | - National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) | ||
* Staff prepares an Environmental Impact Statement* Public input drives consideration of environmental issues 7 I U.S.NRC | * NRC's Mission | ||
-Reactor Oversight Process 10 Critical UNITE 8UCLEAR REGULATORY UONN | - Protect public health and safety | ||
* Acceptance Review° Public Meeting -Scoping & Process Overview-Safety & Environmental Site Audits" Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)" Public Meeting --Comments on Draft EIS" Independent review by ACRS" Final EIS" Safety Evaluation Report" NRC Renewal Decision 11 | - Promote the common defense and security | ||
, | - Protect the environment 2 | ||
-Results of the safety review-Environmental impact statement-NRC inspection findings and conclusions | |||
-Recommendations from the Advisory Committee for Reactor Safeguards | *U.S.NRC PitcigPeopleawd the Envimnment Seabrook Station License Renewal | ||
-Outcome of the hearing process* Typical License Renewal Review-22 months without a hearing-30 months if a hearing is conducted 13 U.S.NRC VNITEDM) TV;l NUCLEAR REOUIATORY WMI..IMISION Protecting P'eople and the Environment Document Locations* Seabrook, NH Public Library* Amesbury, MA Public Library* http://www.nrc.gov/reactors/operating/ | " Current operating license expires on 3/15/2030 (40 years of operation) | ||
licensing/renewal/applications, html 14 U.S.NRC UNITEID ST4.I"E NUCLEAR REGULATORY C.OMNMISSION | " Seabrook plans to submit its renewal application 5/28/2010 | ||
" If the NRC decides to renew the license, it would expire in 2050 3 | |||
U-SNRC UN~ITEDSTATIS NUCLjEARRELULATORY C.MMI.SSION ProtectingPeople and the Environment Application Contents | |||
* General information about the plant owner or operator | |||
* Technical information about plant structures and components and how the applicant proposes to manage aging e Changes to plant technical specifications | |||
* Environmental report documenting the effects of extending the license by 20 years 4 | |||
U.S.NRC License Renewal Process UNITEMDST*T S NUC*EAR REGULATORY MOMMIiSION ProtectingPeople and the Environment | |||
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______ Environmental---, Consultation U and Commen-f fj | |||
* If a Request for Hearing is Granted 5 | |||
IT*JTTS NR Protecting People and the Environment Safety Review (10 CFR, Part 54) | |||
* Focus is on the effects of component aging and structures important to plant safety | |||
* Staff review is to determine that aging effects will be effectively managed | |||
- Review application and supporting documentation | |||
- On-site audits | |||
* On-site inspections by NRC Region I | |||
* Issue Safety Evaluation Report | |||
* Independent review. by the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) 6 | |||
-U.S.NRC UNTED iSTAT-UC1 FAR RF 1.01 0C41 . | |||
Prýotectinq People imd Ote Ebwwomment b 0%NIISIO Environmental Review (10 CFR Part 51) | |||
Focus is on environmental impacts of continued plant operation for an additional 20 years | |||
* Staff review is to determine if the environmental impacts of license renewal are so great that license renewal would be unreasonable | |||
* Staff prepares an Environmental Impact Statement | |||
* Public input drives consideration of environmental issues 7 | |||
I " U.S.NRC | |||
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UNJ 1DSSTATL NUCLEAR REOULATORYch e | |||
Prot Pople and te COMSI S Envionment Environmental S ta te m e n Impact t | |||
Staff evaluates impacts to resources | |||
- Fish and Wildlife | |||
- Water and Air Resources | |||
- Historical and Cultural Resources | |||
- Socioeconomic (taxes, community development, environmental justice) | |||
- Human Health 'naWII.Bl | |||
- Land Use Significant coordination D with State agencies, Federal agencies, and L-/ | |||
the public | |||
U.S.NRC UNITE[D STATESNiUCLEAR REGUILATORY CaNt~IMISSON Protecting People and the Environment License Renewal Safety Principles 0 | |||
The ongoing regulatory process is adequate to ensure the safety of all currently operating plants 0 | |||
The same plant operating rules apply during the renewal term | |||
- NRC applies additional conditions for aging management 9 | |||
sU.S.NRC UNITEDSTAhMSNUCLEAR REGULATORY CUN MSSO' and th I"nvionm-n Ongoing Regulatory Oversight | |||
* Emergency Planning | |||
- 10 CFR 50.47 | |||
* Security | |||
- 10 CFR Part 73 | |||
* Current Safety Performance | |||
- Reactor Oversight Process 10 | |||
*US.NRC Critical UNITE Pr-otecting 8UCLEAR REGULATORY UONN People and the SOI Enviionment I/ l s oe | |||
"*°*'*'"=*--Milestones | |||
* Acceptance Review | |||
° Public Meeting - Scoping & Process Overview | |||
- Safety & Environmental Site Audits | |||
" Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) | |||
" Public Meeting -- Comments on Draft EIS | |||
" Independent review by ACRS | |||
" Final EIS | |||
" Safety Evaluation Report | |||
" NRC Renewal Decision 11 | |||
N , TjI-E)S'iNl,\OpFARRELI .IORYCONrS 1 | |||
-XýPrtecting People and the Ebwuonmeont Opportunities for Public Involvement is Opportunity for hearing* | |||
0 Environmental scoping input* | |||
- Public meeting | |||
" Draft EIS input* | |||
- Public meeting | |||
* Independent review by ACRS* | |||
e Other meetings (as required) to support the NRC staff's application review | |||
*FederalRegister Notice and Press Release 12 | |||
jJU.S.NRC 11rwtecting People and the Final Agency Decision eEnvionment Commission considers: | |||
- Results of the safety review | |||
- Environmental impact statement | |||
- NRC inspection findings and conclusions | |||
- Recommendations from the Advisory Committee for Reactor Safeguards | |||
- Outcome of the hearing process | |||
* Typical License Renewal Review | |||
-22 months without a hearing | |||
-30 months if a hearing is conducted 13 | |||
U.S.NRC VNITEDM) TV;l NUCLEAR REOUIATORY WMI..IMISION Protecting P'eople and the Environment Document Locations | |||
* Seabrook, NH Public Library | |||
* Amesbury, MA Public Library | |||
* http://www.nrc.gov/reactors/operating/ | |||
licensing/renewal/applications, html 14 | |||
U.S.NRC UNITEID ST4.I"E NUCLEAR REGULATORY C.OMNMISSION ProtectingPeople andthe Environment Points of Contact Rick Plasse (800) 368-5642 x1427 richard.plasse@nrc.gov Jeremy Susco (800) 368-5642 x2927 jeremy.susco@nrc.gov 15}} |
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U.S.NRC UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION.
ProtectingPeople and the Environment Seabrook License Renewal Process Overview F ~ as Safety Project Manager Environmental Project
- Manager Division of License Renewal 1
4tU-S-NRY "People and the Envionment NRC Regulatory O v e rs ig h t
- NRC's Primary Governing Statutes
- Atomic Energy Act
- Energy Reorganization Act
- National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
- NRC's Mission
- Protect public health and safety
- Promote the common defense and security
- Protect the environment 2
- U.S.NRC PitcigPeopleawd the Envimnment Seabrook Station License Renewal
" Current operating license expires on 3/15/2030 (40 years of operation)
" Seabrook plans to submit its renewal application 5/28/2010
" If the NRC decides to renew the license, it would expire in 2050 3
U-SNRC UN~ITEDSTATIS NUCLjEARRELULATORY C.MMI.SSION ProtectingPeople and the Environment Application Contents
- General information about the plant owner or operator
- Technical information about plant structures and components and how the applicant proposes to manage aging e Changes to plant technical specifications
- Environmental report documenting the effects of extending the license by 20 years 4
U.S.NRC License Renewal Process UNITEMDST*T S NUC*EAR REGULATORY MOMMIiSION ProtectingPeople and the Environment
- 000 **
- 0
- 0
- 0
- "
License Renewal M NRC Renewal Application M 13o. ,
Decision Submitted to NRC 4 8~' =
0 0
- 4 A4
- O 0
6
..
______ Environmental---, Consultation U and Commen-f fj
- If a Request for Hearing is Granted 5
IT*JTTS NR Protecting People and the Environment Safety Review (10 CFR, Part 54)
- Focus is on the effects of component aging and structures important to plant safety
- Staff review is to determine that aging effects will be effectively managed
- Review application and supporting documentation
- On-site audits
- On-site inspections by NRC Region I
- Issue Safety Evaluation Report
- Independent review. by the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) 6
-U.S.NRC UNTED iSTAT-UC1 FAR RF 1.01 0C41 .
Prýotectinq People imd Ote Ebwwomment b 0%NIISIO Environmental Review (10 CFR Part 51)
Focus is on environmental impacts of continued plant operation for an additional 20 years
- Staff review is to determine if the environmental impacts of license renewal are so great that license renewal would be unreasonable
- Staff prepares an Environmental Impact Statement
- Public input drives consideration of environmental issues 7
I " U.S.NRC
.
UNJ 1DSSTATL NUCLEAR REOULATORYch e
Prot Pople and te COMSI S Envionment Environmental S ta te m e n Impact t
Staff evaluates impacts to resources
- Fish and Wildlife
- Water and Air Resources
- Historical and Cultural Resources
- Socioeconomic (taxes, community development, environmental justice)
- Human Health 'naWII.Bl
- Land Use Significant coordination D with State agencies, Federal agencies, and L-/
the public
U.S.NRC UNITE[D STATESNiUCLEAR REGUILATORY CaNt~IMISSON Protecting People and the Environment License Renewal Safety Principles 0
The ongoing regulatory process is adequate to ensure the safety of all currently operating plants 0
The same plant operating rules apply during the renewal term
- NRC applies additional conditions for aging management 9
sU.S.NRC UNITEDSTAhMSNUCLEAR REGULATORY CUN MSSO' and th I"nvionm-n Ongoing Regulatory Oversight
- Emergency Planning
- Security
- Current Safety Performance
- Reactor Oversight Process 10
- US.NRC Critical UNITE Pr-otecting 8UCLEAR REGULATORY UONN People and the SOI Enviionment I/ l s oe
"*°*'*'"=*--Milestones
° Public Meeting - Scoping & Process Overview
- Safety & Environmental Site Audits
" Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
" Public Meeting -- Comments on Draft EIS
" Independent review by ACRS
" Final EIS
" Safety Evaluation Report
" NRC Renewal Decision 11
N , TjI-E)S'iNl,\OpFARRELI .IORYCONrS 1
-XýPrtecting People and the Ebwuonmeont Opportunities for Public Involvement is Opportunity for hearing*
0 Environmental scoping input*
- Public meeting
" Draft EIS input*
- Public meeting
- Independent review by ACRS*
e Other meetings (as required) to support the NRC staff's application review
- FederalRegister Notice and Press Release 12
jJU.S.NRC 11rwtecting People and the Final Agency Decision eEnvionment Commission considers:
- Results of the safety review
- Environmental impact statement
- NRC inspection findings and conclusions
- Recommendations from the Advisory Committee for Reactor Safeguards
- Outcome of the hearing process
- Typical License Renewal Review
-22 months without a hearing
-30 months if a hearing is conducted 13
U.S.NRC VNITEDM) TV;l NUCLEAR REOUIATORY WMI..IMISION Protecting P'eople and the Environment Document Locations
- Seabrook, NH Public Library
- Amesbury, MA Public Library
licensing/renewal/applications, html 14
U.S.NRC UNITEID ST4.I"E NUCLEAR REGULATORY C.OMNMISSION ProtectingPeople andthe Environment Points of Contact Rick Plasse (800) 368-5642 x1427 richard.plasse@nrc.gov Jeremy Susco (800) 368-5642 x2927 jeremy.susco@nrc.gov 15