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{{#Wiki_filter:DG-114 5 Sect ion C.I II.4          
{{#Wiki_filter:DG-1145 Section C.III.4                        COMBINED LICENSE ACTION OR INFORMATION ITEMS C.III.4. COL Action or Information Items C.III.4.1 Background Appendices A-D to 10 CFR Part 52 set forth the design certification rules that specify the NRCs requirements for the certified reactor designs (i.e., the U.S. Advanced Boiling-Water Reactor, System 80+, AP600, and AP1000, respectively). In the Definitions and General Provisions for each of these design certification rules, Section II.E defines Tier 2 information, which includes (among other things)
COL action or information items, defined as follows in Section II.E.4:
Combined license (COL) action items (COL license information), which identify certain matters that shall be addressed in the site-specific portion of the final safety analysis report (FSAR) by an applicant who references this appendix. These items constitute information requirements but are not the only acceptable set of information in the FSAR.
An applicant may depart from or omit these items, provided that the departure or omission is identified and justified in the FSAR. After issuance of a construction permit or COL, these items are not requirements for the licensee unless such items are restated in the FSAR.
The design control documents for each certified design contain COL information items, which the design certification vendor has deferred to the COL applicant to address in its application. The NRC staffs final safety evaluation report (FSER) for each certified design also contain a set of COL action items, which are cross-referenced with COL information items in the related design control document.
In addition, at the early site permit (ESP) stage, the NRC staff adds COL action items to the ESP in order to ensure that particular site-related issues are considered during the review of later applications referencing the ESP. The NRC staff has determined that these COL action items do not affect its regulatory findings at the ESP stage and are more appropriately addressed during later stages in the licensing process.
COL action or information items are not the only remaining items for a COL applicant to address in applications that reference a certified design (or a certified design and an ESP). Sections C.III.1 and C.III.2 of this guide list the additional items for COL applicants referencing a certified design and an ESP, respectively. Both of these sections include what the staff believes to be a generic set of COL action or information items that are typically found in design control documents. They are listed in Sections C.III.1 and C.III.2 to provide COL applicants with a complete set of information that needs to be included in a COL application.
C.III.4.2 Addressing COL Action or Information Items As previously noted, the design control documents specify the COL information items that the applicant is required to address, and each COL application should identify the items that it will address, with cross-references to where each item is addressed in the COL application. The NRC staff recommends that the applicant include this information in Chapter 1 of the COL application.
Similarly, COL applicants referencing an ESP should review each COL action item identified in the permit, and the COL application should identify the COL action items that it will address.
For items that are addressed, the COL applicant should provide cross-references to where each item is addressed in Chapter 1 of the COL application.
For each COL action or information item that is not addressed, whether it is derived from the design certification or an ESP, the COL application should provide justification for why that item is not DRAFT WORK-IN-PROGRESS                          Page C.III.4-1          DATE: 04/10/2006


COMBI NED LI CENSE A CTION O R INFORM ATI ON ITE MS DRAFT WORK-IN-PROGRESS 
DG-1145 Section C.III.4                     COMBINED LICENSE ACTION OR INFORMATION ITEMS addressed in the application. For example, items that require plant walkdowns cannot be completed because the plant has not been constructed at the time the application is submitted.
 
As previously noted, the FSER for each design certification contains a set of COL action items, which are cross-referenced with COL information items in the related design control document.
Page C.II I.4-1 DATE: 0 4/10/2006 C.III.4. COL Ac tion or Informa tion Ite ms C.III.4.1  Backgro und Appe ndice s A-D to 10 CF R Part 5 2 set forth th e des ign cer tification rule s that spe cify the N RC's requir ements f or the certi fied react or desi gns (i.e., t he U.S. Advanced B oili ng-Water Reactor , Syst em 80+, AP600, and AP1000, r espectively).
In addressing the COL information items in the design control document, the COL applicant should ensure that it has captured the intent of the issues described by the COL action items listed in the related FSER. The staff intends to review the FSER list of COL action items during its review of each COL application and may request additional information from the COL applicant to address issues described by the listed action items that the COL application did not adequately address.
In the "Definit ions and General Provisi ons" for each of these design certi fica tion rules, Secti on II.E defi nes "Tier 2 informa tion," which incl udes (among other thi ngs)COL acti on or i nformat ion i tems, defi ned as f ollo ws in Sect ion I I.E.4: Combined lice nse (COL) acti on it ems (COL lice nse informati on), which identify certain matters that shall be addre ssed in the site-s pecific p ortion of the final safety analys is report (FSAR) by an appli cant who refer ences this appendix. These it ems cons titute info rmati on require ments but are not the only ac cepta ble set of info rmation in the FSA R. An app li cant may de part fr om or omit these items, provide d that the departure or omissi on is ident ifi ed and just ifi ed in the FSAR. Aft er issuance of a constru ctio n perm it or COL, these it ems are not require ments for the lice nsee unless such items ar e resta ted in the FSAR.The de sign co ntrol doc umen ts for eac h certified design contain COL informa tion items , which the design certi fica tion vendor has deferr ed to the COL appli cant to address in its appli cati on. The NRC staf f's fina l saf ety eval uati on repor t (FS ER) for each cert ifi ed desig n also c ontai n a set of COL act ion items, w hich ar e cros s-refer ence d with C OL infor mation items in the related d esign contro l docum ent. In additi on, at t he early sit e permit (ESP) stage, the NRC staff adds COL action i tems to the ESP in ord er to ensure t hat par ticu lar si te-r elat ed issue s are consi dered dur ing t he revi ew of l ater appli cati ons ref erencin g the E SP. T he NRC staf f has d etermi ned tha t t hese COL act ion i tems do n ot aff ect i ts reg ulat ory fi ndings a t t he ESP st age and ar e more appr opriat ely addr essed duri ng lat er stages i n the l icensi ng process.
C.III.4.3 License Condition for COL Action or Information Items For the subset of COL action or information items that a COL applicant cannot address before the license is issued, the staff intends to include a license condition in the COL to require the licensee to address the specified COL action or information items at an appropriate point in the construction or operation of the plant.
COL acti on or i nformat ion i tems are not t he only remaini ng it ems for a COL appli cant t o address in applic ations tha t referen ce a ce rtified des ign (or a certified de sign an d an ES P). Section s C.III.1 and C.I II.2 of t his gui de li st t he addit ional it ems for COL appli cants r eferen cing a c erti fied design and an ESP, respect ivel y. Both of these secti ons incl ude what the staff beli eves to be a gene ric set of COL acti on or info rmati on it ems that are typically found in design contro l documents.
DRAFT WORK-IN-PROGRESS                        Page C.III.4-2            DATE: 04/10/2006}}
They are lis ted in Sect ions C.III.1 and C.II I.2 to pr ovide COL ap plic ants wi th a co mplet e set o f i nformat ion t hat nee ds to be i ncluded in a COL ap plic atio n.C.III.4.2  A ddress ing COL A ction o r Infor mation Items As previ ously no ted, the de sign con trol document s specif y the COL i nformat ion i tems t hat t he applica nt is requ ired to ad dress , and ea ch CO L applic ation sh ould ide ntify the item s that it will addre ss, wit h cro ss-r efe rence s to where each it em is addr essed in t he COL a ppli cati on. The NRC staf f reco mmends that the ap plic ant i nclude t his i nformat ion i n Chapter 1 of t he COL appl icat ion.Simil arly, COL appli cants r eferen cing an ESP shoul d revi ew each COL act ion i tem i denti fied in the per mit, and the COL applica tion sho uld iden tify the CO L action items tha t it will addres
: s. For it ems that are addressed, the COL appli cant shou ld provide cross-re ferenc es to where each item is addr essed in Chapter 1 of t he COL appl icat ion.For each COL a ctio n or i nformat ion i tem t hat i s not a ddressed, whether it is der ived f rom the design certi fica tion or an ES P, t he COL appl icat ion shou ld pro vide j usti fica tion for why that item is not DG-114 5 Sect ion C.I II.4           
 
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Page C.II I.4-2 DATE: 0 4/10/2006 addressed in the appli cati on. For example, it ems that require plant walkdowns cannot be complet ed because the plant has not been constru cted at the ti me the appli cati on is submit ted.As previo usly noted, the FSER for each design certi fica tion contai ns a set of COL acti on items, which are cross-re ferenc ed with COL info rmati on it ems in the relat ed design contro l docu ment. In addr essing t he COL inf ormati on it ems in t he desig n contr ol documen t, the COL app lica nt shou ld ensure that it has captur ed the inte nt of the issues describ ed by the COL acti on it ems li sted in t he re lat ed FSE R. T he st aff int ends t o rev iew t he FSE R li st o f COL acti on i tems during it s revie w of each COL appli cati on and may r equest a ddit ional inf ormati on fro m the COL app li cant to addre ss i ssues descr ibed by t he l ist ed act ion it ems t hat the COL appli cati on did not ade quatel y address.
C.III.4.3 Lice nse Co ndition for COL A ction o r Infor mation Items For th e subset of COL act ion or inf ormati on it ems that a COL appl icant cannot address before the lice nse is issued, the staff inte nds to incl ude a lice nse condit ion in the COL to require the l icensee to addr ess the specif ied COL act ion or inf ormati on it ems at an appropr iate point in the con struction or oper ation of the plant.}}

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DG-1145 Section C.III.4 COMBINED LICENSE ACTION OR INFORMATION ITEMS C.III.4. COL Action or Information Items C.III.4.1 Background Appendices A-D to 10 CFR Part 52 set forth the design certification rules that specify the NRCs requirements for the certified reactor designs (i.e., the U.S. Advanced Boiling-Water Reactor, System 80+, AP600, and AP1000, respectively). In the Definitions and General Provisions for each of these design certification rules,Section II.E defines Tier 2 information, which includes (among other things)

COL action or information items, defined as follows in Section II.E.4:

Combined license (COL) action items (COL license information), which identify certain matters that shall be addressed in the site-specific portion of the final safety analysis report (FSAR) by an applicant who references this appendix. These items constitute information requirements but are not the only acceptable set of information in the FSAR.

An applicant may depart from or omit these items, provided that the departure or omission is identified and justified in the FSAR. After issuance of a construction permit or COL, these items are not requirements for the licensee unless such items are restated in the FSAR.

The design control documents for each certified design contain COL information items, which the design certification vendor has deferred to the COL applicant to address in its application. The NRC staffs final safety evaluation report (FSER) for each certified design also contain a set of COL action items, which are cross-referenced with COL information items in the related design control document.

In addition, at the early site permit (ESP) stage, the NRC staff adds COL action items to the ESP in order to ensure that particular site-related issues are considered during the review of later applications referencing the ESP. The NRC staff has determined that these COL action items do not affect its regulatory findings at the ESP stage and are more appropriately addressed during later stages in the licensing process.

COL action or information items are not the only remaining items for a COL applicant to address in applications that reference a certified design (or a certified design and an ESP). Sections C.III.1 and C.III.2 of this guide list the additional items for COL applicants referencing a certified design and an ESP, respectively. Both of these sections include what the staff believes to be a generic set of COL action or information items that are typically found in design control documents. They are listed in Sections C.III.1 and C.III.2 to provide COL applicants with a complete set of information that needs to be included in a COL application.

C.III.4.2 Addressing COL Action or Information Items As previously noted, the design control documents specify the COL information items that the applicant is required to address, and each COL application should identify the items that it will address, with cross-references to where each item is addressed in the COL application. The NRC staff recommends that the applicant include this information in Chapter 1 of the COL application.

Similarly, COL applicants referencing an ESP should review each COL action item identified in the permit, and the COL application should identify the COL action items that it will address.

For items that are addressed, the COL applicant should provide cross-references to where each item is addressed in Chapter 1 of the COL application.

For each COL action or information item that is not addressed, whether it is derived from the design certification or an ESP, the COL application should provide justification for why that item is not DRAFT WORK-IN-PROGRESS Page C.III.4-1 DATE: 04/10/2006

DG-1145 Section C.III.4 COMBINED LICENSE ACTION OR INFORMATION ITEMS addressed in the application. For example, items that require plant walkdowns cannot be completed because the plant has not been constructed at the time the application is submitted.

As previously noted, the FSER for each design certification contains a set of COL action items, which are cross-referenced with COL information items in the related design control document.

In addressing the COL information items in the design control document, the COL applicant should ensure that it has captured the intent of the issues described by the COL action items listed in the related FSER. The staff intends to review the FSER list of COL action items during its review of each COL application and may request additional information from the COL applicant to address issues described by the listed action items that the COL application did not adequately address.

C.III.4.3 License Condition for COL Action or Information Items For the subset of COL action or information items that a COL applicant cannot address before the license is issued, the staff intends to include a license condition in the COL to require the licensee to address the specified COL action or information items at an appropriate point in the construction or operation of the plant.

DRAFT WORK-IN-PROGRESS Page C.III.4-2 DATE: 04/10/2006