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J April 11, 1986 For: The Commissioners From: T. A. Rehm. Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO

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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING APRIL 4, 1986 A summary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.

Contents Enclosure Administration A Nuclear Reactor Regulation B l

Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C l Inspection and Enforcement D Nuclear Regulatory Research E Executive Legal Director F*

International Programs G State Programs H Resource Management I*

l Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J*

I Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights K*

Regional Offices L*

CRGR Monthly Reports M*

Executive Director for Operations N*

Items Addressed by the Comission 0 Meeting Notices P Proprietary or Other Sensitive Information (Not for Q externaldistribution)

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HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT

' WEEK ENDING APRIL 4, 1986

' Shoreham Eneroency Plannino The ASLAB issued on Wednesday, March 26, 1986 its decision on appeals of those aspects of the Shoreham Emergency Plannin Proceeding not related to the E-Plan drill or the " legal authort " issue. he Appeal Board remanded four issues, related to 1) plume E size, 2) role 4

conflict of schoolbus drivers, 3) evacuation plans for hospitals, and

4) use of the Nassau County Coliseum back to the Licensing Board for further action. However, it ordered the Board to not proceed until ordered to do so by the Commission, insofar as the Commission has the legal authority' decision before it. The Appeal Board also deferred ruling cn LILCo s non-legal authority appeals until the Commission rules on the legal authority issue.._

J TVA Employee Concern Program Related to QTC Records The contractual agreements between TVA and Quality Technology Company j (QTC) have been reduced to a state that the NRC is exercising its option to access the QTC records for copying. Staff representatives 4 are now at the Watts Bar site and, at the request of TVA, QTC is providing the clerical help to assist the NRC staff in copying of the files in accordance with the NRC order dated January 30 1986. We expecttohavetwosetsoftheserecordsinWashingtonInabouttwo weeks and will maintain a third set, under exclusive NRC control, at the Watts Bar site.

According to QTC, these files contain technical and Intimidation &

Harassment issues which they have not passed to TVA with sufficient

information to investigate the issue, due to risk of breeching

' confidentiality agreements. These issues may have safety related implications which are of interest to the NRC.

The staff is developing the program for review of these records.

NFS-Erwin On March 30, 1986, the strike at NFS-Erwin was settled. The company offer was accepted by the OCAW union workers by a four to one vote. NMSS and IE staffs held a joint meeting with NFS corporate management on March 31 concerning their plans to resume full operations. NFS will submit an information document to NMSS concerning their plans for bringing back the union employees i and performing essential retraining and requalifying before resuming full operations.

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3 0FFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending April 4 1986 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Request Initial Decision Carryovers,1985 181 15 Received 1986 247* 50*

Granted 162 14 Denied 45

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3 Pending 221 48

• The NRC received 116 FOIA requests and 37 appeals during March,1986.

These totals set new records on monthly cases received.

ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received (NRCemployee) Requests records regarding an OIA investigation.

(86-229)

Mozart G. Ratner, Requests copies of three specified records.

Mozart G. Ratner, P.C.

(86-230)

Dennis Melamed, Requests a copy of NRC's Information Collection Budget McGraw Hill for FY 1985 listing by line item the reporting (86-231) requirements on the private sector and state and local governments by the NRC.

Dana Rothacker Referral from the EPA for copies of reports by the Dow State of New Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan, " Ambient Air Jersey Sampling Plan" and " Incinerator Exhaust Sampling Plan."

(86-232)

Kay L. Dove Requests records between the NRC and the State of (86-233) Washington since December 1985 regarding withdrawal of grandfather approval for qualification of asphalt in low level waste solidification applications.

Harry H. Voigt, Requests copies of a September 20, 1985, memo from LeBoeuf, Lamb, W. Russell to H. Denton regarding the Stier Report on TMI-2 Leiby & MacRae Leek Rate Testing and all records regarding transmittal (86-234) tc NRC of a September 17, 1980, record entitled, "Results cf Faegre & Benson Investigation of Allegations by Harold W.

Hat Tan, Jr. , concerning TMI-2."

CONTACT: Donnie H. Grimsley ENCLOSURE A 492-7211 APR 4 306

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2 Received. Cont'd Carol Rice, Requests copies of any management audit reports or Kirkland & Ellis drafts that were given to the NRC pursuant to the (86-235) January 12, 1984, Confirmatory Order regarding the Midland nuclear power plant.

Ophelia G. Williams, Requests copies of initial (cycle 1) startup test J/R/A Associates reports and any supplements for Calvert Cliffs 1 & 2, (86-236) St. Lucie 1, Salem 1. Byron 1. Farley 1, and Millstone 2 and the original monthly operating report for the Virgil C. Sunner plant, reporting information for June 1983.

Sidney M. Wolfe, Requests all records related to the March 3,1986, order Public Citizen suspending the license of Radiation Technology in Health Research Rockaway, New Jersey.

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(86-237)

Andrew Bedo, Requests a list of licensees in RV engaged in Pipe Nuclear Sources & Inspection, Well Logging and Radiography operations.

Services, Inc.

(86-238)

Steven Aftergood, Referral from the DOE of a request for a copy of Sandia Connittee to Report, " Protection of Nuclear Power Plants Against Bridge the Gap Sabotage."

(86-239)

Marshall R. Turner, Referral from the EPA for a copy of the report entitled, Racon Refrigerants "Dow Chemical Co. - Midland, MI - Ambient Air Sampling (86-240) Plan."

Andrew Bedo, Requests a list of licensees in RIII engaged in Pipe Nuclear Sources Inspection, Well Logging and Radiography operations.

& Services, Inc.

(86-241)

Andrew Bedo, Requests a list of licensees in RI engaged in Pipe Nuclear Sources & Inspection, Well Logging and Radiography operations.

Services. Inc.

(86-242)

Anrew Bedo, Requests a list of licensees in RIV engaged in Pipe  :

Nuclear Sources & Inspection, Well Logging and Radiography operations.

Services. Inc.

(86-243)

Jennifer Puntenney, Requests three categories of records regarding the l Safe Energy Fermi 2 nuclear power plant. l Coalition of Michigan (86-244) ,

Jennifer Puntenney, Requests three categories of records related to specified Safe Energy OI and OIA reports regarding the July 2, 1985, incident Coalition of and SAFETEAM at the Fermi 2 nuclear power plant.

Michigan ENCLOSURE A (86-245)

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- Received, Cont'd (Anindividual Requests copies of all records of a telephone requesting conversation regarding himself received by RI.

information about himself)

(86-246)

Robert M. Rader, Requests copies of all records relating to any request Conner & or proposal by the State of Illinois pertaining to Wetterhahn, agreement state status.

P.C.

(86-247)

Z. Reytblatt, APPEAL TO THE ED0 for the lack of response to a request Illinois Institute for a list of records related to 00-85-10 and to the of Technology meeting of NRC with himself on October 17, 1985 and (86-A-47-86-20) Mr. Bernero's review of the transcript of October 17, 1985, meeting.

Billie P. Garde, Appeal to the COMMISSION AND THE EDO for the lack of Government response to requests for records generated or prepared Accountability by Victor Stello beginning with his appointment as Project Acting Executive Director.

(86-A-48-86-126 (86-A-49-86-127 (86-A-50-86-131 Granted L.R. Petersen, In response to a request for a copy of the nonproprietary Sonalysts, Inc. proposal submitted in response to RFP RS-0!E-85-162, (86-68) made available a copy of the requested record.

Gregory A. Holmes, In response to a request for copies of all records MHB Technical containing technical content produced by Brookhaven Associates National Laboratory and the NRC in connection with (86-105) FIN A-3377, made available five records.

Jim Thomas, In response to a request for a copy of the official NTEU President Standard Form 50 for a former NRC employee, made (86-112) available a copy of the requested record.

Lyle Graber, In response to a request for copies of memoranda dated NUS Corporation July 24 and November 26, 1985, from H. Denton to (86-125) W. Dircks on the Davis-Besse event, made available a copy of the November 26 memo. Informed the requester that the staff could not locate a copy of a July 24 memorandum.

I ENCLOSURE A APR 41986

4 c Granted, Cont'd Brian Balogh, In response to a request for copies of (1) November 15 The Brookings 1957, letter from H.L. Price to C. Rogers McCullough, Institution

Subject:

Designation of Representative to the ACRS; (2)

(86-149) August 28,' 1957, memo from K. Fields to H.L. Price,

Subject:

Designation of Authorized Representative of the Commission for the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards; (3)

March 5,1958, letter from McCullough to Fields,

Subject:

Pri,:edures for the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards; and (4) March 1, 1960, memo from W. Connor to Leslie Silverman regarding metropolitan siting, made available copies of items 1 through 3. Informed the requester that the NRC could not locate a copy of item 4.

Cindee Virostek, In response to a request for a copy of the June 7, 1957 Kiski Valley Nuclear MateTials and Equipment Corporation " Site Coalition Survey Background Levels," by the Nuclear Science and (86-154) Engineering Corporation, made available a copy of the requested record.

Joshua Gordon, In response to a request for three categories of records Critical Mass regarding fines levied against utilities, made available (86-155) one record. Informed the requester that one additional record subject to this request is already available at the PDR.

Melody Carole Johnson In response to a referral from the FBI of two records (86-158) regarding the Kerr-McGee Cimarron facility and Karen i Silkwood, made available a copy of these two records.

David G. Swanson, In response to a request for the names of all firms which Applied Science submitted proposals in response to RFP RS-NRR-86-055 and Associates Inc. the total dollar amount proposed by each submitter, (86-159) made available the requested information.

Craig Becker, In response to a request for a list of all Grade GS-8 Kirschner, Weinberg or above, Senior Executive Service, or excepted civil

& Dempsey service employees who are currently scheduled to transfer (86-163) to the District of Columbia (DC) metropolitan area, informed the requester that we cannot provide a prospective list of those individuals due to transfer to the DC area.

Jim Harding, In response to a request for copies of Caseload Forecast MHB Technical Review Panel records from January 1, 1979, to December 31 Associates 1981, regarding the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant and (86-173) the Diablo Canyon Project Manager's records for the same period of time regarding the Caseload Forecast Review Panel, informed the requester that the NRC has no records subject to this request.

Jim Pedro, In response to a request for a copy of NEDO-23566, NUS Corporation " Structural Analysis of Reactor Pressure Vessel and (86-175) Internals for Vessel Head Drop," informed the requester that the NRC does not have a copy of the requested '

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Granted. Cont'd Jerral W. Patterson, In response to a request for a list of RII licensees Radiological which are currently engaging in industrial radiographic Health Services, activities, made available a copy of the requested Inc. record.

(86-187)

. Richard A. Cardenas In response to a request for a copy of NRC License.

'(86-226)- Sub-1291. Department of -the Air Force, made available a copy of the requested record.

Denied-Michelle Adato. In response to a request for six categories of records Union of Concerned :that were originated by or pertain to the Office of Scientists Investigations, made available 91 records. Denied (85-334) 14 records in their entirety and portions of five  !

records containing advice, opinions and recommendations of the staff (Exemption 5), investigatory records compiled for law enforcement purposes (Exemption 7A), and personal privacy infor1 nation (Exemption 6).

Diane Curran, In response to a request for three categories of Harmon, Weiss & records related to the Backfit Rule published in the Jordan Federal Register on September 20, 1985, made available (85-759) 22 records. Infonned the requester that additional records subject to this request are already available at the PDR. Referred one record to the GA0 for disclosure determination and direct response to the requester. Denie'd six records in their entirety, release of which would tend to. inhibit the frank and candid exchange of information in future deliberations.

Lyle Graber, In response to a request for copies of SECY-85-306A NUS Corporation and SECY-85-3068, denied these papers in their (86-92) entirety, release of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.

Eugene Rosolie. In response to a request for copies of SECY-85-209 Coalition for SECY-85-260, SECY-85-374, and SECY-85-367A. informed Safe Power the requester that SECY-85-260 and portions of SECY-(86-107) 85-367A are already available at the PDR. Denied portions of SECY-85-209 and SECY-85-374, release of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.

Bobby H. Hardwick, In response to an APPEAL TO THE EDO for the release of McClure, Brannan & three denied records regarding a request for records Hardwick concerning his client's exposure to radiation at the (86-A-7-85-763) Clinton nuclear power plant, made available two records.

Continued to deny one record in its entirety, release of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.

ENCLOSURE A APR 4 1996

WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEK ENDING APRIL 4, 1986 PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION RFP No.: RS-ORM-86-263

Title:

" Conventional ADP Systems Development"

Description:

The contractor shall provide all necessary personnel, materials, equipment and facilities to analyze, design and develop systems (applications) using RAMIS II and IDMS/R data base management systems.

Period of Performance: One year Sponsor: Office of Resource Management Status: RFP closed on April 1, 1986. Proposals forwarded to Source Evaluation Panel for review on April 3,~ 1986.

RFP No.: RS-NRR-86-054

Title:

" Program to Support Regional Operator Licensing Activities"

Description:

The work conducted under this contract will provide technical expertise to assist the NRC regional offices in administering initial, replacement and requalification examinations required in the process of licensing commercial nuclear power plant reactor operators (RO) and senior reactor operators (SRO).

Period of Performance: Three years Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Status: The competitive range has been established and negotiations are scheduled for the week of April 28, 1986.

RFP No.: RS-ADM-86-250

Title:

Course, "NRC: What It Is and What It Does"

Description:

Presentation and development of material for the above course to be presented in Bethesde, Maryland and the regions.

Period of Performance: Two years Sponsor: Office of Administration Status: Best and Final offers received and forwarded to Source Evaluation Panel for review on April 2, 1986.

RFP No.: RG1-86-311

Title:

" Technical Support for Non-Destructive Examination V'an"

Description:

On a task order basis, the contractor shall provide personnel with expertise in the field of non-destructive examination and use of a radiographic isotope source to perform field non-destructive examinations at nuclear p'wer o plants under constru'; tion or in operation anywhere in the United States.

Period of Performance: 24 months e Sponsor: Region I, Division of Reactor Safety Status: Note correction - Second round of negotiations held March 18, 1986.

Best and Final offers received and forwarded to Source Evaluators for review on March 26, 1986. -

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Weekly Information Report Division of Contracts CONTRACT AWARDED IFB No.: RS-ADM-86-224

Title:

" Shuttle Bus Service"

Description:

The contractor shall provide regularly scheduled and extra shuttle services required to transport passengers, intra-agency mail and/or government-controlled materials / equipment to buildings occupied by NRC employees within the Montgomery County, Maryland Metropolitan Area.

Period of Performance: Two years Sponsor: Office of Administration Status: A Fixed-Price Requirements type Contract No. NRC-10-86-224 was awarded to The Airport Connection, Inc., in the amount of $199,854.75, effective April 1, 1986.

ADMINISTRATIVE MATTER On April 1, 1986, a protest was filed with the Contracting Officer by Hirt Telecom Company (Hirt) under Solicitation No. RS-ADM-86-254 for cable installation. Hirt protests the NRC's decision to reject its bid as nonresponsive and requests that the bid be reconsidered for award. Award is being withheld pending disposition of the protest.

l ENCLOSURE A APR 4 1396

DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL 4 ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending April 4, 1985 Interim Agreement with NTEU l

On April 3,1986, representatives of management and of the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) initialed an Interim Agreement. This agreement covers 48 of the 53 articles which have been subject to negotiation since June 10, 1985. -

We expect that the Interim Agreement can be made effective in early summer, following publication of the document and training for supervisors and Union Stewards.

The parties will soon begin negotiating the performance appraisal process.

New regulations governing performance appraisals were recently published by the Office of Personnel Management.

Substantive issues which have been the subject of negotiation but on which agreement has not been reached will be resolved by the Federal Labor Rela-tions Authority (FLRA) or the Federal Services Impasse Panel (FSIP). The FLRA has been asked to determine whether salaries and certain reduction-in-force rights may be negotiated. The FSIP will be resolving impasses re-garding hours of work.

A new comprehen:,ive Agreement will be put into effect when issues have been resolved by third parties and when negotiations have been completed. This will probably-not occur until the fall of 1986 or early 1987.

ENCLOSURE A APR 4 1995

, 0FFICE'0F NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending April 4, 1986 o

Shoreham Emergency Planning The ASLAB issued on Wednesday, March 26, 1986 its' decision on appeals of those aspects of the Shoreham Emergency Planning" Proceeding not related to the E-Plan drill or the " legal authority issue. The Appeal {

Board remanded four. issues, related to 1) plume EPZ size, 2) role f conflict of schoolbus drivers,'3) evacuation plans for hospitals, and

4) use of the Nassau County Coliseum back to the Licensing Board for further action. However, it ordered the Board to not proceed until ordered to do so by the Commission, insofar as the Commission has the legal authority decision before it. The Appeal Board also deferred ruling on LILCo's non-legal authority appeals until the Commission rules on the legal authority issue.

San Onofre 2 At 21:50 pst on March 26, 1986, while in Mode 5, San Onofre 2

' experienced a loss of both trains of shutdown cooling. The plant is shut down for refueling, and the RCS water level was being lowered to facilitate RCP seal replacement. Due to poorly calibrated water level instruments, the water level was allowed to go 3" below the planned level (the middle of the hot leg). This resulted in vortexing, air entrainment, and loss of shutdown cooling pus) (LPSI) suction. The

. water level was raised, the air vented, and stutdown cooling re-established within one hour and 15 minutes.

Haddam Neck Plant On March 26, 1986, Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company (CYAPCo) notified the NRC that during the performance of LOCA analysws for the Integrated Safety Assessment Program, a small range of break sizes in one loop of the reactor coolant system (RCS) was identified for which

-safety injection flow in the high pressure recirculation mode may be ,

insufficient to prevent core uncovery absent modification of facility

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. operating procedures and/or system realignments. The specific break i sizes and locations involved are breaks of 0.045 ft to .02 ft in the cold leg reactor coolant pump discharge line for RCS loop 2 and breaks i less than .045 ft in the loop 2 charging line. The frequency of these '

breaks is estimated to be 8 X 10/ year. CYAPC0 is investigating corrective measures and will providing the specific details of the analyses and the proposed corrective measures in about a week. The ,

plant is continuing a planned refueling outage which began on January 4 of this year.

NRR will address the issue with the Full Committee April 10, 1986.

ENCLOSURE B APR 4 195 l

Millstone 3 Millstone 3 is currently shutdown for a one week scheduled maintenance outage.

The licensee performed the power coefficient test and load swing test at 75% power on Saturday, March 29. The large load reduction test was performed on Sunday, March 30, 1986. The unit went from 870 mWe in 20 seconds. During this test the atmospheric relief valves and turbine bypass valves operated as expected.

On Monday morning the licensee performed the MSIV closure test.

Following the MSIV closure test at 20% power the reactor remained on line at about 1% power. With the turbine on the turning gear, power was increased to 20% with the turbine bypass valves.

The loss of power test was performed at 1631 hours0.0189 days <br />0.453 hours <br />0.0027 weeks <br />6.205955e-4 months <br /> from 20% power. By 1833 hours0.0212 days <br />0.509 hours <br />0.00303 weeks <br />6.974565e-4 months <br /> the buses were deenergized, the DG were operating, the turbine driven aux feed pump was operating and the reactor was being cooled by natural circulation. Following the successful completion of these tests the Unit was then shutdown for the scheduled maintenance outage.

TVA Employee Concern Program Related to QTC Records The contractual agreements between TVA and Quality Technology Company (QTC) have been reduced to a state that the NRC is exercising its option to access the QTC records for copying. Staff representatives are now at the Watts Bar site and, at the request of TVA, QTC is providing the clerical help to assist the NRC staff in copying of the files in accordance with the NRC order dated January 30, 1986. We expect to have two sets of these records in Washington in about two weeks and will maintain a third set, under exclusive NRC control, at the Watts Bar site.

According to QTC, these files contain technical and Intimidation &

Harassment issues which they have not passed to TVA with sufficient information to investigate the issue, due to risk of breeching confidentiality agreements. These issues may have safety related implications which are of interest to the NRC.

The staff is developing the program for review of these records.

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ENCLOSURE B APR 4 E65

NRC TMI-2 CLEANUP PROJECT DIRECTORATE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT WEEK ENDING MARCH 28, 1986

1. DEFUELING

- As of. April 4, 1986, 37' debris canisters have been transferred from the reactor vessel to pre-shipment storage, net weight 43,800 lbs.

- .The program for resolution of the biologic growth in the Reactor CoolantSystem(RCS) continues.

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- .The Temporary Reactor Vessel Filtration System, a swiming pool type (diatomaceous earth) filter, continues-to be used for RCS filtering.

Additional swimming pool filter capacity, pending resolution of the biologic growth problem, is being planned.

2. PLANT STATUS

- The reactor remains in long term cold shutdown, vented to atmosphere. Core cooling is by natural heat loss to ambient building atmosphere. The average of the incore thermocouple readings is 80*F. The reactor coolant temperature is 71*F.

- The airborne radioactivity on the defueling platform is about 9 E-8 uCi/cc Tritium and 3 E-11 uti/cc particulates, predominately Cesium-137. The platform is mounted above the modified internals indexing fixture which is mounted on the reactor vessel flange.

These provide water coverage of 151 feet over the core region. This water level is about 5 feet over the top of any debris canisters in the reactor vessel. .

3. WASTE MANAGEMENT.

The Submerged Demineralizer System (SDS) completed processing batch 130 from the "C" Reactor Coolant Bleed Tank (RCBT) to the monitor tanks then to the "A" RCBT. SDS total processed to date is 3,885,859 gallons.

- EPICOR II was in temporary shutdown this week. EPICOR II total processed to date is 2,854,371.

4.. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

- US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sample analysis results ,

show TMI site liquid effluents to be in accordance with regulatory limits, NRC requirements, and the City of Lancaster Agreement.

- TMI water samples taken by EPA at the plant discharge (includes ,

TMI-1 and TMI-2) to the river consisted of 14 daily composite I

samples taken from March 8 - 22, 1986. A gamma scan detected no reactor related activity.

- The Lancaster water sample taken at the water works intake and analyzed by EPA consisted of a seven day composited sample taken from March 16 - 22, 1986. A gama scan detected no reactor related radioactivity.

APR 4 1986

- The NRC outdoor airborne particulate sampler at the TMI site collected a sample between March 26 and April 3, 1986. No reactor related radioactivity was detected. Analysis showed Iodine-131 and Cesium-137 concentrations to be less than the lower limits of detectability.

5. AUXILIARY AND FUEL HANDLING BUILDING ACTIVITIES

- Painting of the floor in the Neutralizer Tank Room was done this week.

- Scabbling of the floor in the Mini-Decay Heat Pump Room was donc this week.

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6. NRC EVALUATIONS IN PROGRESS

- Technical Specification Change Request number 49, and 51.

- Recovery Operations Plan Change number 31, 33, 35, and 36.

- SDS Technical Evaluation and System Description Update.

- Core Stratification Safety Evaluation.

- Solid Waste Facility Technical Evaluation Report.

- Reactor Building Sump Criticality Safety Evaluation Report.

- TMI-2 Temporary Reactor Vessel Filtration System Safety Evaluation

-Report, Revision 1.

- Underhead High Pressure Decon Safety Evaluation Report.

- Hydraulic Shredder Safety Evaluation Report.

- Canister Handling and Preparation for Shipment Safety Evaluation Report.

- Defueling Canister Technical Evaluation Report, Revision 2.

7. PUBLIC MEETING The Citizen's Advisory Panel on the Decontamination of TMI-2 will meet April 10,1986 at the Holiday Inn, 23 South Second Street, Harrisburg, PA from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. At the meeting, the Panel will receive a report on the progress of defueling from GPUN. The Panel will also receive a report by the NRC staff on the status of recent TMI-2 enforcement actions. The NRC staff will also infonn the Panel of ACRS (Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards) findings on the potential for THI-2 recriticality during defueling.

Persons desiring to speak before the Advisory Panel are requested to contact Mr. Thomas Smithgall at 717-291-1042, or write him at 2122 Marietta Ave"ue, Lancaster, PA 17603.

4 I386 ENCLOSURE B

OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS Items of Interest Week Ending April 4, 1986 Spent Fuel Storage On March 28, 1986, the staff issued a letter of approval with a safety evaluation report for the Topical Report for the NUTECH Horizontal Modular System for Irradiated Fuel (NUH-001, Rev. 1). This design is referenced by Carolina Power and Light Company P(C.&L) in its application for an independent spent fuel storage installation (ISFSI) at its H. B. Robinson Steam Electric Plant site.

On March 31, 1986, the staff issued its Environmental Assessment and Finding

~o f No Significant Impact for the H. B. Robinson ISFSI license application submitted by CP&L. The application requests interim storage of up to 56 spent assemblies from the H. B. Robinson Steam Electric Plant Unit 2. Seven assemblies are stored in an inert atmosphere inside a stainless steel canister which provides confinement, shielding, criticality control and heat removal.

The spent fuel is loaded into the canister at the reactor. The canister is then transported onsite to the ISFSI inside an IF 300 shipping cask. The canister is then placed inside a concrete horizontal storage module that provides additional shielding. A total of eight concrete modules would be installed under the requested license. The first three modules are part of a cooperative demonstration program with DOE and EPRI.

Visit by Gun Bae Lee, Head, Site and Environment Department, Korea Advanced Energy Research Institute On March 24, 1986, members of FCMS and NMSS met with Mr. Lee to discuss siting criteria for a uranium fuel fabrication facility.

Sequoyah UF; Release-Health Effects Report Shortly after the January 4,1986, accident at Sequoyah fuels Corporation's (SFC) facility in Gore, Oklahoma, the NRC formed an Ad Hoc Interagency Task Force to evaluate the onsite and offsite health effects of the release which exceeded 29,000 pounds of Uranium Hexafluoride (UF 6 ) into the environment.

The Task Force was comprised of staff members from the NRC, EPA, HHS, USDA, LLNL, ORNL, and the University of Rochester. The technical report prepared by the Task Force, which assesses the public health impact of this accident has been released to the public.

ENCLOSURE C APR 4 13d5

. Category I Export A Category I export shipment containing material authorized by five export licenses which originated at the Department of Energy Enrichment Plant, Piketon, Ohio has arrived at its destination in the Federal Republic of Germany. The international leg of this transfer was accomplished by Luftwaffe aircraft (German Air Force) crewed by German Air Force personnel.

Review of Regionalized Safeguards Programs The annual assessment visits to Regions I, II and IV were conducted in the last two weeks of February 1986. The draft reports on the annual assessments for all Regions were sent to each R~egional safeguards branch chief for review and comments on March 27, 1986.

RER (Safeguards Regulatory Effectiveness Review)

There will be an RER team at the Duane Arnold Energy Center, Iowa, the week of March 31 through April 4, 1986.

NFS-Erwin On March 30, 1986, the strike at hFS-Erwin was settled. The company offer was accepted by the OCAW union workers by a four to one vote. NMSS and IE staffs held a joint meeting with NFS corporate management on March 31 concerning their plans to resume full operations. NFS will submit an information document to NMSS concerning their plans for bringing back the union employees and performing essential retraining and requalifying before resuming fu l operations.

ENCLOSURE C SER 4 Ot35

Office of Inspection and Enforcement Items of Interest Week Ending April 4, 1986

1. The following Significant Enforcement Actions were taken during the past week:

None

2. The following IE Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week:

a. PNO-I-86-25, GPU Nuclear Corporation (0yster Creek), Unscheduled Shutdown for More Than 48 Hours.

b. PN0-II-86-24, Carolina Power and Light Company, (Brunswick Unit 1),

Unscheduled Shutdown Greater Than 48 Hours.

c. PNO-II-86-25, Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc. (Erwin, TN), End of Strike.

d. PNO-III-86-31,Bowser-MornerTestingLabs.(Dayton,OH), Stolen Moisture-Density Gauge,

e. PNO-III-86-32, Commonwealth Edison Company (Dresden Units 2 and 3),

Bottom of Control Room Panels Unbolted.

f. PNO-V-86-12 Southern Caliiornia Edison Company (San Onofre Unit 2),

Loss of Shutdown Cooling.

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g. PNO-V-86-13, Pacific Gas & Electric Company, (Diablo Canyon Unit 2),

Unit Trip and Safety Injection,

h. PNO-V-86-14,AerotestOperations,Inc.(UCBerkeley,GEVallecitos, Rancho Seco), Seismic Event.

3. .The following IE Information Notices and IE Bulletins were issued during the past week:

a. IE Information Notice No. 86-20, Low-Level Radioactive Waste Scaling Factors was issued on March 28, 1986 to all nuclear power plant facilities and fuel facilities holding an operating license or a construction permit,

b. IE Information Notice No. 86-21. Recognition of American Society of Mechanical Engineers Accreditation Program for N-Stamp Holders was issued March 31, 1986 to all nuclear power facilities holding an operating permit or a construction permit and all recipients of NUREG-0040 (White Book).

. c. IE Information Notice No. 86-22, Underresponse of Radiation Survey Instrument to High Radiation Fields was issued March 31, 1986 to all nuclear power reactor facilities holding an operating license or a construction permit, and research and test reactors.

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a. Civil Penalties Paid Calumet Testing in the amount of $12,000 for violations involving an overexposure on March 28, 1986.

b. Operations Center (1) Members from the Incident Response Branch met with members from Telecommunicatiops Branch, ADM and the National Communications System on April 4, 1986, to discuss communications related to national security emergency preparedness requirements.

(2) On April 3, 1986, the Incident Response Branch Chief met with the Davis-Besse Emergency Preparedness Manager to discuss licensee NRC coordination on incident response. A tour of the NRC Operations Center was conducted.

c. Vendor Program The following inspections were conducted this week:

(1) Florida Power and Light Company, St. Lucie NPS, Ft. Pierce, FL - to review EQ program implementation to determine confor-mance to requirements of 10 CFR 50.49.

(2) National Technical System, Acton, MA - to observe EQ testing of fuse blocks.

(3) Utah State University, Logan, UT - to observe valve flow test in support of SONGS check valve failure corrective action.

d. Quality Assurance A member of the Quality Assurance Branch is assisting Region I in a QA inspection at Nine Mile Point.

e. Technical Training Center The TTC staff has assisted Region II in conducting a demonstration (performed by TVA licensed operators) on the Sequoyah control room simulator for Commissioner Asselstine and two members of Congress.

f. Emergency Preparedness (1) Members of the Emergency Preparedness Branch have participated on the Region inspection teams for the Arkansas and Limerick emergency plan exercises.

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(2) Emergency preparedness exercise reports provided by FEMA for Wolf Creek and Cooper were forwarded by IE to Region IV for appropriate action. For Wolf Creek, the corrective action for a deficiency concerning the registration and radiological monitoring of evacuees is scheduled to be demonstrated at an upcoming remedial exercise. For Cooper, FEMA stated that there were four deficiencies identified in Nebraska and two in Missouri. Five of the deficiencies have been corrected and corrective action for the remaining deficiency in Missouri concerning the alert and notification system is scheduled for June 1986.

(3) FEMA has provided their evaluation of the alert and notification system for Ginna, which was found satisfactory.

g. Performance Indicators The interoffice group on performance indicators met Tuesday, April 1, 1986 to discuss the first draft of the Commission Paper and set the basic direction for the program.

h. ACRS Briefings On April 9,1986, members of IE, NRR, and Region II staff will brief the ACRS Subcommittee on reactor operations and on April 10, 1986 the full ACRS regarding recent significant operating events at nuclear power plants.

1. Meetings - Conferences of Note A staff member of the Safeguards and Materials Program Branch pre-sented a lecture to the Harvard School of Public Health course on

" Occupational and Environmental Radiation Protection" with regard to transpor tation related activities.

j. Enforcement (1) IE, Deputy Director, ES, Director, and staff participated in an Enforcement Conference on Comanche Peak in Region IV l this week.

(2) Director, ES, conducted training on enforcement for Region II resident inspectors in Atlanta this week.

(3) Branch Chief and staff of the Reactor Construction Program Branch participated in an Enforcement Conference on the South Texas Project in Region IV this week.

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Items of Interest Week Ending April 4, 1986 SCDAP/RELAPS The SCDAP/RELAPS code is a system code which analyzes recovered accidents in the reactor coolant system (RCS) of a nuclear reactor. It calculates core uncovery, core melt, fission product and hydrogen release, and core reflood and recovery with no vessel failure.

The SCDAP/RELAP5 code is currently under assessment and model validation by comparing calculations with severe fuel damage experiments. A copy of the code was recently sent to eleven foreign partners of the NRC-sponsored Severe ,

Fuel Damage and Source Term Research Program. User comments from those foreign partners will be used to improve the code.

Simplified RELAPS/ MOD 2 Decks for the Nuclear Plant Analyzer The RELAP5/M002 code is used to analyze thermal hydraulic phenomena occurring in the reactor system when a system transient occurs. The Nuclear Plant Analyzer i (NPA) provides interactive controls with a variety of user-friendly features and colorgraphics output. INEL has completed two simplified RELAP5/M002 decks for the Oconee-1 and H. B. Robinson plants for the NPA use. This permits NRC staff and its contractors to achieve "real-time" computational speeds in the NPA using the INEL computer system to simulate an operational system transient such as a loss of offsite power or an accident such as a medium size steam line break.

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California Earthquakes of March 29 and March 31, 1986 On Saturday, March 29, 1986, at 9:24 a.m. local time a small earthquake of magnitude 4 on the Richter Scale occurred about 5 miles north of Oakland, 4 miles east of Berkeley, California, on the Hayward Fault. The. event was felt throughout the San Francisco Bay area but no damage was reported.

Another earthquake, with no apparent relationship, magnitude 5.3, occurred on ~'

, Monday, March 31,1986, at 3:56 a.m. local time about 15 miles east-southeast of Fremont. California. NRC Region V contacted Rancho Seco (the nearest NPP

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j- Valecitos (non-power reactors), and they reported no damage. The only effects reported so far other than " felt reports" are power failures in San Jose and i

. . objects. falling from shelves around the Bay area. The U.S. Geological Survey  ;

4 has reported that since the main shock, it has recorded several hundred after- i e shocks, at least 3 of which were over magnitude 3. The seismicity that began i 4

on March 31 is reported not to be directly related to either the Hayward or-  !

Calaveras Faults which pass through the region. The seismicity is occurring on a fault that is not previously known to be seismically active.

These recent earthquakes are described to highlight the uncertainties that exist in the geologic sciences even for California whose seismicity is i' F reasonably well understood via the theory of geologic plates. Two moderate-i to-large California earthquakes, the Coalinga event of 1983 and the Fremont i l

event described above, occurred on faults whose potential for seismic activity - r 4 had not been accurately estimated prior to the earthquake. l

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! Reg. Guide 3.4, Rev. 2 - Nuclear Criticality Safety in.0perations with Fissionable f

} Materials at Fuels and Materials Facilities ,

y; I Withdrawal of Regulatory Guide 3.41 l

I With the issuance of Revision 2 to Regulatory Guide 3.4, " Nuclear '

Criticality Safety in Operations with Fissionable Materials at Fuels and j Materials Facilities," the NRC staff is withdrawing Regulatory Guide 3.41,  !

i- " Validation of Calculational Methods for Nuclear Criticality Safety."

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I' Revision 2 to Regulatory Guide 3.4 endorses ANSI /ANS-8.1-Ig83, " Nuclear Criticality Safety in Operations with Fissionable Materials outside

- Reactors," which is a consolidation of ANSI N16.1 1975/ANS-8.1 (endorsed by Revision 1-of Regulatory Guide 3.4) and ANSI N16.9-1975/ANS-8.11 (endorsed by Regulatory Guide 3.41). Regulatory Guide 3.41 is therefore i obsolete. However, withdrawal of Regulatory Guide 3.41 is in no way intended to alter any prior or existing licensing commitments based on j its use.

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in methods and techniques or in the need for specific guidance have made i them obsolete.

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3 RES RULEMAKING ACTIVITIES General Requirements for Decommissioning Nuclear Facilities (Parts 30, 40, 50, 51, 70, 71) (PRM-50-22)

The proposal would provide more specific guidance on decommissioning criteria for production and utilization facility licensees and byproduct, source, and special nuclear material licenses. This action is intended to protect public health and safety and to provide the applicant or licensee with appropriate regulatory guidance for implementing and accomplishing nuclear facility decom-missioning.

Responses to approximately 90 percent of the public comments are completed and at CRESS, with the goal of issuing the draf t staff responses to comments for l division review by April 15, 1986, as per project schedule. The title of the rule has been changed to " General Requirements for the Decommissioning of Nuclear Facilities" to comply with the suggestion of the RES Independent Review Board that the title more accurately reflect the rule content.

Primary Reactor Containment Leakage Testing for Water-Cooled Power Reactors (Part 50) (Appendix J)

L The proposed rule would update and revise the1973 criteria for preoperational and periodic pressure testing for leakage of primary and secondary containment boundaries of water-cooled power reactors. The revision is needed to reflect l

current regulatory practice and current technology which are no longer being

! reflected accurately by the existing rule, and endorsement in the existing regulation of an obsolete national standard that was replaced in 1981.

! The proposed rulemaking package was forwarded to the EDO for sionature l on April 1, 1986.

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-0FFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEK ENDING APRIL 4, 1986 International Meeting Notices The following international meeting notices supplement those announced earlier:

April 21-25, 1986, Vienna, Austria - IAEA Advisory Group Meeting on Quality Assurance / Quality Control for Electrical Control and Instrumentation Equipment -

April 21-25,1986, Vienna, Austria - IAEA Consultants Meeting on Hydrogen Mitigation Issues Related to the Safety of Nuclear Water Reactors May 26-30, 1986, Vienna, Austria - IAEA Consultant to Prepare a Working Document for a Technical Committee on the Utilization of Operator Aids for Enhancing Safety in Developing Countries June 4-6 1986, Vienna, Austria - IAEA Technical Committee Meeting on Thermal Reactor Safety Research June 22-27, 1986, Vienna, Austria - IAEA Advisory Group Meeting to Prepare Safety Series Recommendations on the Provision of Radiation Protection Services in Nuclear Power Plants International Yacancy Notices The following vacancy notices from the International Atomic Energy Agency located in Vienna, Austria have been posted on NRC bulletin boards:

P-3 Multilingual Subject Specialist, Agris Processing Unit (APU),

Division of Scientific and Technical Information P-2 Cost Analyst, Organization and Procedures Section, Division of Budget and Finance P-2 Management Analyst, Organization and Procedures Section, Division of Budget and Finance P-3 Translator, English Translation Section, Division of Languages P-2 Russian Editor, Publishing Section, Division of Publications P-3 Personnel Officer Division of Personnel ENCLOSURE G AP4 4 lbNi

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P-1 Development Progranner, Section for Data Processing Development,.

Division of Safeguards Information Treatment P-4 Nuclear Medicine Instrumentation Specialist, Medical Applications Section, Division of Life Sciences P-3 Field Procurement Officer, Field Procurement Section, Division of Technical Assistance and Cooperation ,

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International Visitors Dn Thursday H. Faulkner IP, and J. Cortez, RES, met with Dr. W. Kawakami, General Manager, Radiation Engineering Division Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute, to discuss possible bilateral cooperation on accelerated aging of elastomer materials. NRC interest

-depends upon reprogramming decisions of the RES budget.

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I WEEK ENDING APRIL 4. 1986 State Training OSP will present a one-week course entitled " Nuclear Transportation for State Regulatory Personnel" during the week April 21 - 25, 1986, in Columbia, South Carolina. Twenty-one State people will attend.

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A. STAFF REQUIREMENTS' ' BRIEFING'BY' STAFF AND LICENSEE ON' STATUS:OF'KERR-MCGEE SECUOYAH FUEL FACILITY, 10:00 A.M., THUR5 DAY MARCH 13. 1986. < COP 9tI55IONER5' COP PtRENCE R00M. D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC AlitNDANCE) Memo SECY to V. Stello  :

dated 3/31/86 l The Commission met with staff and representatives from the Sequoyah Fuels Corporation to discuss the status of staff and licensee activities related to the accident at the Sequoyah Fuel Facility.

In addition to the staff the following representatives of the Sequoyah Fuels Corporation' briefed the Commissions

. James Randolph, President Sequoyah Fuels Corporation and Senior Vice President of Kerr-McGee r

Peter Nickles -

Covington and Burling Counsel.to Sequoyah Fuels Corporation i -

! The Commission requested a further briefing by the staff before the staff authorizes resumption of operations - Phase III.

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The Commission requested that other materials licensees perfor-  !

, ming similar operations be appropriately advised of the potential i

hazards.

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In response to a question from Commissioner Bernthal, Sequoyah

. Fuels promised to provide more precise information to the Commission on the amount of hydrogen floride gas that escaped ,

j- into the environment during the accident at the facility and the extent of the hazard caused by event. l t

i B. STAFF REQUIREMENTS - QUARTERLY SOURCE TERM BRIEFING. 10:00 A.M., WEDNESDAY.

MARCH 26. 1986. 00ft1I55IONER5' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) Memo SECY to V. Stello dated 4/2/86 4

The Commission met with staff and Dr. David Torgerson, Director of Reactor Safety Research, Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd. and chairman of the Committee on the Safety of Nuclear Installations i (CSNI) special task force on source term to receive a periodic j briefing on source terms.

l APR 4 f.- Chairman Palladino requested staff to provide written comments I addressing the March 14, 1986 letter from John Taylor, Vice i President of Nuclear Power, EPRI, in which Mr. Taylor called l attention to possible inadequacies in the design of experiments

in source term research and development.

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2 B. STAFF REQUIREMENTS - PERIODIC' BRIEFING BY' REGIONAL ADMINISTRATORS, 10:00 A.M., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26,1986. C0tNISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C.

OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) Memo SECY to RECORD dated 4/3/86 The coinnission was briefed by the staff and regional adminis-trators from Regions II, III, and IV.

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DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT.

4/7/86 50-338 Room P-118 Discuss the issue of excessive VEPC0 & L. Engle 1:30 p.m. 50-339 Phillips Bldg. reactor trip breaker testing. Westinghouse 4/8/86 50-424 Roon P-110 Hear and provide feedback on the Georgia Power Co. M. Miller 8:30 a.m. 50-425 Phillips Bldg. utility's justification for the Bechtel acceptability of fire damper Southern Co. Ser.

deviations.

4/8-11/86 50-029 CYGNA Cor. Off. Discuss bases for licensee's Yankee Atomic J. Clifford 8:00 a.m. San Fran., CA. SEP Seismic Evaluation, and to ElectricCompany review existing data and calculations.

4/8/86 50-413/ Room P-110 Discuss: (1) hydrogen control Duke Power Co. K. Jabbour 1:30 p.m. 414 Phillips Bldg. measures, (2) standby shutdown 50-369/ facility testing, and (3) nuclear 370 service water system testing.

4/8/86 50-237/ Room 6507 Discuss Fire Protection exemption Ceco R. Gilbert 9:00 a.m. 249 2 88 request submittals from Ceco.

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Room P-110 Discuss possible approaches to AIF Z. Rosztoczy 1:30 p.m. Phillips Bldg. removal of PWR spray additives and credit for fission product scrubbing in BWR suppression pools.

4/10/86 50-219 Suite 203 Discuss the licensee's requested GPUN J. Donohew 9:30 a.m.c GE Offices cancellation of the upgrade of M 7910 Woodmont Ave. the nitrogen purge / vent system E Bethesda, Md. in the Cycle 11R outage dated E September 24, 1985.

O Copies of summaries of these meetings will be made publicly available and placed in the respective docket file (s) in the NRC and local public document rooms

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! DATE/ TIME NUMlER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 4/14/86 50-275 Diablo Canyon Tour site and plant structures PG&E H. Schierling 9:15 a.m. 50-323 Plant and Site. and be briefed by PG&E regarding 4/15/36 Training Center soil structure interaction and 8:45 a.m. on Site. ground motion programs.

4/16/86 PG&E offices 8:30 a.m. in SFD. -

i 4/15/86 50-286 Room 416A Discuss the bases for requiring PASNY J. Netohbors 10:00 a.m. Phillips Bldg. toxic gas monitors for the i Indian Point 3 Control Room.

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Room P-422 BWR Owners Group presentation to BWR Owners G. L. Hulman 9:00 a.m. Phillips Bldg. assist the staff in the formal EPRI review of the subject guidelines. GE 4/16/86 50-387 Room 2242 Discuss scope of NRC review PP&L M. Campagnone 9:00 a.m. 50-388 Air Rights Bldg. necessary to support Technical Specification changes related to the installation and use of the fifth diesel generator.

4/16/86 50-309 Room P-110 Discuss MYAPCo's Inadequate Core ORNL P. Sears 9:30 a.m. Phillips Bldg. Cooling Instrumentation Design. MYAPCo 4/17/86 50-445 Room P-118 Discuss Supplemental Safety CASE A. Vietti-Cook 9:00 a.m. 50-446 Phillips Bldg. Evaluation Report No. 8 with .

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n 5 4/17/86 50-286 FA of N.Y. Discuss Indian Point 3 Licensing PASNY J. Neighbors 8 9:30 a.m. White Plains, NY Actions.

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• FOR WEEK ENDING: 4/4/86 Division of Fuel Cycle and Material Safety DOCKET ATTENDEES /

[DATE/ TIE NUPSER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 4/7-11/86 Paris. NEA Bureau Meeting: Conduct CRPPH R. E. Cunningham (FC) Cunningham France Meeting on new program initiatives.

Meet with delegate from IAEA on -

IAEA program, radiation protection and transportation.

4/10/86 Willste Meeting with NUS to discuss Type B R. Odegaarden (FC) Odegaarden 11:00-12:00 5th floor packaging. H. Lee (FC) conf G. Antonucci & '

room G. Moti (NUS) 4/15/86 72-3 Hartsville, Meeting and visit to discuss ISFSI J. Roberts (FC) Roberts NC application with Carolina Power & F. Sturz (FC)

Light at H. B. Robinson site. J. Schneider (FC)

J. Counts i(IE)

Rep of CP&L 4/19-26/86 Vienna, To participate as U.S. expert in D. Cool (FC) Cool (DATE CHANGE) Austria IAEA advisory group.

4/22/86 40-2061 Glen Ellyn.To discuss the Kress Creek Hearing M. Horn (FC) Horn IL with Region III.

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D ATE / TIME NtMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 04/07/86 Miami, FL Comissioner Asselstine Comissioner, R. Walker, Walker is visiting the Turkey and Resident Inspectors Point Facility 04/09/86 RII Office Enforcement Conference - Licensee, Regional Walker 1:00 pm North Anna Facility Administrator and Selected RII Staff Members 04/10/86 Lynchburg, VA Enforcement Conference - Same as above Collins 1:00 pm B&W Navy Jenkinsville, SC Small Scale Emergency Selected RII Staff Stohr Exercise - Sumer Site Members 04/14/86 Southport, NC Presentation of Operator Regional Administrator Grace pm Licensing Certificates 04/15/86 RII Office Duke Power Company SALP Licensee and Sele -+ad Walker 8:30 am Meeting RII Staff Members E3 N

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