ML20210T288

Advises That 860829 Semiannual Update 5 of Facility Integrated Assessment Plan Reviewed.Additions & Changes to Plan Schedules Acceptable

ML20210T288
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Site:	Big Rock Point File:Consumers Energy icon.png
Issue date:	10/01/1986
From:	Zwolinski J Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:	Berry K CONSUMERS ENERGY CO. (FORMERLY CONSUMERS POWER CO.)
References
TAC-62282, NUDOCS 8610080370
Download: ML20210T288 (4)

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• e S., / October 1, 1986 rocket No. 50-155 Pr. Kenneth v?, Berry Director, Nuclear Licensinc Consumers Power Company 194E v!est Parnall Road Jackson, Michigan 49201

Dear Pr. Berry:

StlBJECT: INTEGRATED PLAN SEMI-ANNt!AL lIPDATE NO. 5 REVIEk' (TAC 62?P?'

Re: Bio Rock Point Plant Fy Amendment 82, dated February 12, 1986, to the Bio Rock Iaint (the facilitvl Operatino License DPP-6, license Condition (7) was incorporated 50 as to require Consumers Power Company (CPC) to adhere to the Plan for the Bio Rock Point Inteorated Assessment, "the Plan".Section V.A., Periodic Updatino, requires that semi-annual undates be submitted to the NRC for our review.

By submittal dated Auoust 29, 1986, CPC has provided reouired Plan IJpdate No.

5. Our staff has reviewed all of the information provided for Plan Update No. 5 and finds the additions and changes to the Plan schedules to be acceptable. The staff notes the required nomenclature changes for the 1986 and 1987 refueling outages to 1987 and 1988 refuelina outaces as a result of the slippace of the late IS86 refueling outace to 1087 and finds these changes acceptable.

Our staff notes the closure by CPC of the following issues:

1. Issue BN-090 - Classification of Structures, Systems, and Comnonents

? CPC considers this issue complete with the submittal of the August 29, 1986 Thermal Stress Fatigue Analysis document. NPC staff will complete the evaluation of this issue concurrent with the Seismic Considerations effort yet to be completed by CPC.

2. Issue BN-100 - Vendor Interface and Manuals CPC considers this issue complete with the comoletion of the computerized listing (user index) and the Vendor manual control procedure. NPC staff expects that staff action on this issue will be completed, includino the issuance of a safetv evaluation, by April 30, 1987.

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. I-Der staff also notes the rescheduling of certain issues of interest as follows:

1. Issue RN-014A Resolution of Seismic Issues CPC completed ranking of the "0.0G" weak link analysis identified modifications in October 1985. N ~ sta'f notes that in approximately one year, CPC's efforts for this issue have been the assionment of an " Issue Manager" and only the initiation of a proiect scope and schedule for facility modifications. Al p ,

this issue's ranking has fallen to 15 from a rankinc of 13.

The staff considers resolution of this entire issue, includina facility modifications, a high priority and encouraces CPC to achieve final resolution in a timely manner. Our staff is lookino forward toward the reporting of significant effort for this issue in the next Plan Update.

P. Issue BN-025 Wine and Tornado loadino CPC ranked this issue 20th. NRC staff notes that work will becin durino the 4th quarter of 1986. Since this issue may tie into the seismic issue for Pio Rock Point with reaard to necessary facility modifications, our staff considers resolution of this issue as hiah priority also.

3. Issue RN-032 Emeroency Operatina Procedures (EOP) Voorade NRC staff notes CPC's efforts in moving toward submittal of the Procedures Generation Package (PGP) by December 31, 1986. The status of this issue is well defined and the contents appear to be on taraet with respect to NRC staff positions, lhe December 31, 1986 submittal date is important to both the NRC and CPC.

4. Issue A-035R - FHSR Update Study The NRC has recently identified concerns with the submitted Indexinn System as a substitute for an updated FHSR. A schedular exemption is being processed by the staff to provide CPC and NRC time to resolve staff concerns for this issue. This issue is inportant to NRC staff pro.iects.

Our staff notes CPC's efforts to provide a complete and concise update to the Integrated Schedule as a ,iob well done. Future submittals of issue updates as descriptive as was the status of E0P's would be considered excellent by NPC staff.

If you would like to discuss with our staff any of the Integrated Plan Issues, please contact the NRC Big Rock Point Project Manager.

Sincerely, W . W- bTo John A. Zwolinski, Director BWR Project Directorate #1 Division of BWR Licensing cc: See next page DISTRIBUTION:

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Pr. Kenneth W. Perry Consumers Power Company Big Rock Point Plant CC*

Mr. Thomas A. McNish, Secretary Consumers Power Company 212 West Michigan Avenue Jackson, Michioan 49201 Judd L. Bacon, Esquire Consumers Dower Conpany 212 We.st Michigan Avenue Jackson, Fichioan 49201 Bic Pock Point Plant ATTN: Mr. David P. Heffman Plant Superintendent Deute 3 Post Mfice Fox 591 Charlevoix, Michigan ac720 Mr. I. Lee Foerland Chairman, kard of Comissicrers P. O. Box US Charlevoix, Michigan 49720 Office of the Governor Room 1 - Capitol Building Lansing, Michigan 48913 Regional Administrator Nuclear Regulatory Comission, Region III 799 Doosevr.it Road Glen Ellvn, Illinois 60137

, Nuclear Facilities and Environmental i  !;onitoring Section Office Division of Radiological Health P. O. Box 30035 Lansina, Michigan 48909 Resident Inspector Big Rock Point Plant c/o U.S. NPC RR #3, Box 600 Charlevoix, Michigan 49720

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