ML12271A449
| ML12271A449 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Callaway  |
| Issue date: | 08/13/2012 |
| From: | Ameren Missouri |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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New and Significant Information Report Callaway Plant Unit 1 Note to user: AmerenUE has designed the first section in this volume, the Process Description, to be shown to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission during its site visit to Callaway Unit 1 prior to reviewing the Environmental Report and performing its own environmental analysis. The second section in this volume, Backup Documentation, is intended for internal use by AmerenUE staff as a basis for assuring management that the staff has thoroughly evaluated potential environmental issues.
New and Significant Information Report Callaway Plant Unit 1 ii Table of Contents Tab 1 Process Description 2 Backup Documentation A Document Database B Staff Interviews New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 Process Description New and Significant Information Identification Callaway Plant Unit 1
New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 ii Table of Contents Section Page
1.0INTRODUCTION
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12.0BACKGROUND
.................................................................................................................. 13.0PROCESS DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................. 33.1External Reviews/Audits .................................................................................................. 33.2Corporate Interface ..........................................................................................................
33.3Industry Interfaces ...........................................................................................................
33.4Qualified Investigative Team
............................................................................................ 43.4.1Documentation Review ............................................................................................. 43.4.2Staff Interviews .......................................................................................................... 53.5Regulatory Agency Communications ............................................................................... 63.6Application Reviews ......................................................................................................... 63.7Review of Callaway Unit 2 Combined License Application .............................................. 64.0RESULTS ............................................................................................................................
65.0REFERENCES
.................................................................................................................... 9 List of Tables Table Page 1 External Reviews ............................................................................................................
........ 7 2 Regulatory Agency Contacts
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New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 1 Process Description New and Significant Information Identification Callaway Plant Unit 1
1.0 INTRODUCTION
This report summarizes the process that AmerenUE used to evaluate whether there is any new and significant information that it should identify in its environmental report for Callaway Plant Unit 1 license renewal. "New and significant information" is information that might result in CallawayPlant license-renewal-related impacts beyond the bounds of the U.S. Nuclear
Regulatory Commission's (NRC's) generic findings in its generic environmental impact statement (GEIS) for license renewal (NRC 1996a), codified by 10 CFR 51. Although not
specially required by NRC rules, AmerenUE prepared this report to provide an explanation of AmerenUE's basis for concluding that it is unaware of any new and significant information that
would negate any of the generic findings that NRC codified or that raise new and significant issues that NRC did not evaluate in the GEIS.
2.0 BACKGROUND
NRC "-The environmental report for the operating license renewal stage is not required to contain analyses of the environmental impacts of the license renewal issues identified as Category 1 issues in Appendix B to Subpart A
of this part." 10 CFR 51.53(c)(3)(i)
"-Absent new and significant information, the analysis for certain impacts codified by this rulemaking need only be incorporated by reference in an applicant's environmental report for license renewal-." Discussion of Regulatory Requirements (NRC 1996b).
NRC licenses the operation of domestic nuclear power plants and provides for license renewal, requiring a license renewal application that includes an environmental report (10 CFR 54.23). NRC regulations at 10 CFR 51 prescribe the environmental report content and identify the specific analyses the applicant must perform. In an effort to streamline the environmental
review, the NRC resolved most of the environm ental issues generically and only requires an applicant's analysis of the remaining issues.
New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 2 While NRC regulations do not require an applicant's environmental report to contain analyses of the impacts of those environmental issues that have been generically resolved [10 CFR 51.53(c)(3)(i)], the regulations do require that an applicant identify any new and significant information of which the applicant is aware [10 CFR 51.53(c)(3)(iv)]. The purpose of this requirement is to alert the NRC staff to such information so that the staff can determine whether to seek the Commission's approval to waive or suspend application of the rule with respect to the affected generic analysis. The NRC has explicitly indicated, however, that an applicant is not required to perform a site-spe cific validation of GEIS conclusions (NRC 1996c, page C9-13, Concern Number NEP.015). AmerenUE assumes that new and significant information would be the following: Information that identifies a significant environmental issue not covered in the GEIS and codified in the regulation or Information that was not covered in the GEIS analyses and which leads to an impact finding different from that codified in the regulation NRC requires license renewal applicants to provide NRC with input, in the form of an environmental report, that NRC will use to meet National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements as they apply to license renewal (10 CFR 51.10). NEPA authorizes the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) to establish implementing regulations for federal agency use. CEQ guidance provides that federal agencies should prepare environmental impact statements for actions that would significantly affect the environment (40 CFR 1502.3), focus on significant environmental issues (40 CFR 1502.1), and eliminate from detailed study issues that are not significant [40 CFR 1501.7(a)(3)]. The CEQ guidance includes a lengthy definition of "significantly" that requires consideration of the context of the action and the intensity or severity of the impact(s) (40 CFR 1508.27). Although NRC does not specifically define the term "significant", AmerenUE used the guidance available in CEQ regulations to establish significance. Based on this guidance and the definitions of small, moderate, and large impacts provided by NRC, AmerenUE expects that moder ate or large impacts would be significant.
New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 3 3.0 PROCESS DESCRIPTION AmerneUE implemented its process to become aware of new and significant information in conjunction with its preparation of the environmental report for Callaway license renewal. The process included several integrated elements that are described in the following paragraphs. 3.1 External Reviews/Audits AmerenUE prepares reports as part of license or permitting environmental protection requirements. Each external agency receiving a report monitors Callaway Plant performance and AmerenUE would be notified of significant issues raised by these agencies. Table 1 lists external entities that monitor Callaway operations and performance through routine surveys, audits, reports, or other methods of reported accountability. 3.2 Corporate Interface AmerenUE environmental protection staff draw upon their experience in the nuclear and renewable energy sectors to support Callaway in ensuring the plant operates according to permit requirements. These professionals, many of whom have advanced degrees in environmental science disciplines, belong to professional organizations, attend professional meetings, and monitor environmental laws. The group is responsible for ensuring that company-wide, all permits and authorizations are maintained. As part of this process, they
review permit requirements and ensure that each plant operates within requirements and limits. The AmerenUE environmental group provided support and input during the preparation of the license renewal environmental reports for other Strategic Training and Resource Sharing (STARS) plants and participated in the NRC site visits to those sites. 3.3 Industry Interfaces AmerenUE and Callaway Plant staff maintain interfaces with their counterparts within the nuclear industry through activities such as the following: Participation in professional organizations and their committees and working groups Attendance at conferences, seminars, and meetings sponsored by professional and federal, state, and local regulatory agencies New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 4 Attendance at professional training Subscriptions to trade journals and electronic-mail services Reviewing monitoring activities at other nuclear plants as reported on the NRC website and industry organizations These interfaces serve to alert AmerenUE to emerging regulatory and plant issues that may need to be evaluated for applicability to Callaway. Staying abreast of such issues is another way that Callaway routinely monitors for new and significant information. 3.4 Qualified Investigative Team Callaway selected as the Project Manager for license renewal an environmental professional with over 27 years of experience. The Environmental Lead is knowledgeable about plant systems, NRC license renewal environmental regulatory requirements [10 CFR 51.53(c)], and the GEIS. The license renewal environmental lead is being supported by the AmerenUE environmental group. In addition, Callaway contracted with an environmental consulting firm, Tetra Tech NUS Inc., which has expertise in the NRC license renewal environmental review process, NEPA, and the scientific disciplines necessary to prepare a license renewal environmental report. Tetra Tech NUS provided an independent review of plant-related information. This combination of onsite and offsite, and multi-disciplinary personnel resulted in a team well-qualified to implement the new and significant information identification process. 3.4.1 Documentation Review Callaway Plant and Tetra Tech NUS performed an extensive review of plant environmental documentation from Callaway, contractors, and local and state agencies and commissions related to all 92 issues, including the following types of documents: Environmental protection permits and applications Environmental documents and reports (including routine monitoring) prepared by Callaway Environmental documents and reports prepared by regulatory agencies and academic institutions.
New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 5 3.4.2 Staff Interviews The Callaway investigative team identified knowledgeable staff to be interviewed regarding plant environmental issues in general, as well as applicable NRC Category 1 and Category 2 issues specifically. For each issue, team members familiar with the issue(s) interviewed one or more Callaway staff members or contractor employees. Interviewers provided interviewees with the GEIS discussion of the issue prior to the interview. Interviewees included persons responsible for maintaining contacts with regulatory agencies, staying abreast of arising regulatory and
technical issues, implementing the Callaway environmental protection program, and performing maintenance. During the interview, interviewers explained the purpose of the interview, the issue(s) of interest, the NRC definitions of significance (small, moderate, and large), and NRC findings described in the GEIS. Interviewers included issues associated with refurbishment, but explained that Callaway has no plans for refurbishment and that questions about refurbishment were intended as background, in case Callaway determined that some refurbishment was necessary. For Category 1 issues, interviewers then solicited information about whether the issue was currently, or had been, an issue of concern at Callaway ; whether or not the interviewee agreed with the NRC findings and, if not, why not; and whether the interviewee was aware of any similar offsite activities that could contribute to cumulative impacts. For Category 2 issues, the interviewee was asked if the issue was or had been a concern at Callaway, and whether the interviewee was aware of any similar offsite activities that could contribute to cumulative impacts. Finally, the interviewer recorded information about the interviewees relative to their knowledge of the issue(s) for which they were interviewed. During the interviews, interviewees agreed with NRC findings and expressed their belief that Callaway impacts are small. Interviewees agreed with NRC findings that environmental impacts from Category 1 issues applicable to Callaway are small and have not been of particular concern. With regard to Category 2 issues, the interviewees believed the impacts of Callaway to be small. Also, during interviews, the interviewees were asked if they were aware of any activities or planned activities in the plant area that could lead to cumulative impacts.
Interviewees did not identify any such activities. Interviewees were also asked if they were aware of any regulatory agencies or members of the public or public interest groups expressing concerns about current or renewed plant operations.
New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 6 3.5 Regulatory Agency Communications AmerenUE corresponded with federal and state regulatory agencies to inform them of plans for Callaway license renewal. AmerenUE described for the agencies its license renewal efforts and asked agency representatives questions regarding issues of concern. Communication with these regulatory agencies is ongoing. Table 2 identifies the agencies contacted. 3.6 Application Reviews Environmental documentation associated with license renewal applications includes environmental reports, NRC requests for additional information and applicant responses, and supplements to the GEIS. Tetra Tech NUS has reviewed many of these documents and includes any insights gained into the new and significant information process. 3.7 Review of Callaway Unit 2 Combined License Application In July 2008, AmerenUE submitted an application for a combined license (COL) to construct and operate Unit 2 at the Callaway site. Preparation of the COL application required the most extensive environmental investigations and evaluations since the initial Unit 1 site characterization. The effort brought together scores of environmental professionals from AmerenUE and numerous consulting firms. Any new issues related to siting and operating a nuclear plant at the Callaway site woul d have likely been uncovered in this undertaking.
4.0 RESULTS
Based on the process described above, AmerenUE is aware of no new and significant information regarding the environmental impacts of Callaway. AmerenUE implemented a process designed to identify significant environmental issues that NRC did not cover in the GEIS and codify in 10 CFR 51, or to identify information that NRC did not cover in the GEIS and which would lead to a different impact finding than that which NRC codified. AmerenUE has identified no such information <to be verified after agency consultations are completed>.
New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 7 Table 1. External Reviews Agency Report/Topic Frequency U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Radiological Environmental Operating Report Annual Radiological Effluent Report Annual Environmental Operating Report Annual U.S. Department of Transportation Hazardous Materials Shipment Annual Missouri Department of Natural Resources Major Water Use Registration Form Annual Air Permit Compliance Report Annual NPDES Monitoring and Compliance Report Monthly New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 8 Table 2. Regulatory Agency Contacts Federal U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Mr. Charlie Scott State Missouri Historic Preservation Officer Mr. Mark Miles Missouri Department of Conservation Ms. Shannon Cave
Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services Ms. Lisa Schutzenhofer Missouri Department of Natural Resources Mr. Kevin Mohammadi
New and Significant Information Identification Process Description Callaway Plant Unit 1 9
5.0 REFERENCES
U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. 1996a. Generic Environmental Impact Statement for License Renewal of Nuclear Plants. NUREG-1437.
Washington, D.C., May 1996. U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. 1996b.
"Environmental Review for Renewal of Nuclear Power Plant Operating Licenses." Federal Register. Vol. 61, No.
109. June 5. pg. 28483. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. 1996c.
Public Comments on the Proposed 10 CFR Part 51 Rule for Renewal of Nucl ear Power Plant Operating Licenses and Supporting Documents: Review of Concerns and NRC Staff Response. NUREG-1529. Washington, D.C., May.
Draft Backup Documentation New and Significant Information Process Callaway Plant This paper provides backup documentation for the Process Description - New and Significant Information Identification - Callaway Plant. To facilitate its use, it is formatted like the process description paper.
Introduction No backup information.
Background No backup information.
Process Description External Reviews/Audits No background information.
Corporate Interface
No background information.
Industry Interfaces
No background information.
Qualified Investigative Team
AmerenUE-Callaway Plant contracted with Tetra Tech NUS to assist with the investigation for new and significant information as part of its environmental report preparation responsibilities. Table 1 identifies team members, their organizational affiliation, and their areas of responsibility.
Documentation Review (Appendix A)
The documents that were reviewed came from sources at Callaway Plant and from local and state agencies and commissions. Appendix A is an index of documents that Callaway and Tetra Tech NUS gathered and reviewed for new and significant information. Callaway maintains a file of these documents.
Staff Interviews (Appendix B)
The interview process is explained in Section 3.5 of Process Description - New and Significant Information Identification - Callaway Plant. Appendix B-1 identifies the AmerenUE staff interviewed as part of the new and significant information investigation, and Appendix B-2 contains the results of the interviews.
Regulatory Agency Communications
Table 2 lists representatives contacted and identifies contact telephone numbers and addresses.
Application Reviews
No background information.
Peer Review
No background information.
Results No backup documentation.
Table 1. Investigative Team Membership Member Affiliation Responsibility Sarah Kovaleski AmerenUE License Renewal Project Supervisor Sharon Merciel AmerenUE License Renewal Project Manager Andrew Burgess AmerenUE License Renewal Environmental Lead Jerry Self STARS License Renewal Environmental Lead Krista
Dearing Tetra Tech NUS,
Inc. Environmental Report Project Manager Steve Connor Tetra Tech NUS, Inc. Environmental Report Deputy Project Manager Anne Lovell Tetra Tech NUS, Inc. Environmental Report Team Phil Moore Tetra Tech NUS, Inc. Environmental Report Team Table 2. Agency Contacts Agency Contact Telephone Address Federal U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)
Mr. Charlie Scott 573.234.2132 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Columbia Missouri Field Office, 101 Park DeVille Drive, Suite A, Columbia, MO 65203-0057 State Missouri Historic Preservation Officer Director, Archeology Division Mr. Mark Miles 573.751.7858 Missouri Historic Preservation Officer
P.O. Box 176 Jefferson City, MO 65102-0176 Missouri Department of Conservation Ms. Shannon Cave 573.751.4115 Missouri Department of Conservation Policy Coordination Unit P.O. Box 180 2901 West Truman Blvd Jefferson City, MO 65102-080 Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services Bureau of Communicable Disease Control &
Prevention Ms. Lisa Schutzenhofer 573.751.6400 Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services P.O. Box 570 Jefferson City, MO 65102 Missouri Department of Natural Resources Water Pollution Control Branch Mr. Kevin Mohammadi 573.751.6825 Missouri Department of Natural Resources P.O. Box 176 Jefferson City, MO 65102
Appendix A Document Database Callaway Plant Database Database NumberTitleAuthor(s)DateA pertinent tracking Number Publication Information/other notesCal-01AmerenUE Integrated Resource Plan ReportThomas R. Voss, AmerenUE2008 Cal-02 Appendix 2I, Initial Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Union Electric Company Nuclear Reactor Near Reform, Callaway County, MissouriDavid R. Evans and David J. Ives11/27/73 Cal-03 Appendix 2K, Archaeological Survey Callaway-Bland Transmission Line Callaway PlantDavid R. Evans6/28/77Cal-04Appendix 2J, 23CY 20, The Preservation Plan for an Archaeological SiteDavid R. Evans and David J. IvesJul-79
Cal-05 State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) correspondence (Cultural Resources)A.C. Passwater, Union Electric4/27/90Cal-062005 Annual Radiological Environmental Operating ReportAmerenUE2005Docket no. 50-483 Cal-072008 Annual Radiological Environmental Operating ReportAmerenUE4/30/09Docket no. 50-483
Cal-08 Department of Economic Development, Division 240-Public Service Commission, Chapter 23-Electric Utility Operational Standards Code of State Regulations (CSR)Jun-084 CSR 240-23 Cal-09 Final Safety Analysis Report (FSAR) Standard Plant, Rev. OL-17 and FSAR Site Addendum, Rev. OL-17 AmerenUE Dec-04 5/3/2009Cal-10Figure 1.2-44 Property Site Layout of the FSARAmerenUE5/27/08Cal-11Chapter 15 Accident Analysis of the FSAR, Rev. OL-17AmerenUE4/9/09
Cal-12 Final Environmental Statement Related the Operation of Callaway Plant, Unit 1 US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)Jan-82 NUREG-0813 Docket No. 50-483 Cal-13 Final Environmental Statement Related the Proposed Callaway Plant, Units 1 and 2 US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)Mar-75 NUREG-75/011 Docket Nos. 50-483 & 50-486Cal-14Callaway Topos (Mokane East Quad, Readsville Quad, and Reform Quad)
Missouri Department of Natural Resources Cal-15 Part 3: Environmental Report, Revision 1 of the Callaway Plant Unit 2 Combined License ApplicationUnion Electric CompanyFeb-09 Cal-16 Ameren Transmission Vegetation Management ProgramAmerenUEApr-07Cal-17Reported water use for 2008 Missouri Department of Natural Resources 2009 5/12/2010P:\Utility\Callaway\References\Callaway Database 1
Callaway Plant Database Database NumberTitleAuthor(s)DateA pertinent tracking Number Publication Information/other notesCal-18Callaway Discharge Monitoring Reports First Quarter 2008AmerenUE4/28/2008 Cal-19 REMP Sample Locations and Sample Analysis Schedule HTP-ZZ-07101-DTI Rev. 000AmerenUE4/20/2009Cal-20Agricultural Cash Rent Lease - 132 AcresAmerenUE12/16/2008 Cal-21Callaway Discharge Monitoring Reports Fouth Quarter 2007AmerenUE1/22/2008 Cal-22Callaway Discharge Monitoring Reports Fouth Quarter 2008AmerenUE1/23/2009 Cal-23Final Environmental Evaluation New Blowdown Discharge PipeAmerenUE7/13/2007 OL 0025 3.01 OL 0025 5.03Cal-24Final Environmental Evaluation Reroute Portion of Plant Discharge LineAmerenUE7/1/2005 OL 0025 3.01 OL 0025 5.03Cal-25Final Environmental Evaluation Partial Makeup Discharge Pipe ReplacementAmerenUE7/1/2005 OL 0025 3.01 OL 0025 5.03Cal-26Final Environmental Evaluation New Technical Training FacilityAmerenUE7/1/2005 OL 0025 3.01 OL 0025 5.03Cal-27Callaway Discharge Monitoring Reports Second Quarter 2008AmerenUE7/18/2008Cal-28Callaway Discharge Monitoring Reports Second Quarter 2009AmerenUE7/23/2009 Cal-29Agricultural Cash Rent Lease - 328 AcresAmerenUE3/25/2009 Cal-30Property Tax District 50 Mile Radius of Callaway for 2008AmerenUEMar-09 Cal-31NPDES Permit Reportable EventAmerenUE11/25/2008 Cal-32Callaway Discharge Monitoring Reports Third Quarter 2007AmerenUE10/22/2007 Cal-33Callaway Discharge Monitoring Reports Third Quarter 2008AmerenUE10/23/2008 Cal-34Agricultural Cash Rent Lease - 175 AcresAmerenUE10/28/2008 5/12/2010P:\Utility\Callaway\References\Callaway Database 2
Callaway Plant Database Database NumberTitleAuthor(s)DateA pertinent tracking Number Publication Information/other notesCal-35Callaway Discharge Monitoring Reports Third Quarter 2009AmerenUE9/21/2009Cal-36Agricultural Cash Rent Lease Schmid 36 AcresAmerenUE9/30/2008 Cal-37Final Environmental Evaluation Old Steam Generator Storage, Rev. 029AmerenUEUndatedAPA-ZZ-00140 Cal-38Final Environmental Evaluation Security Fence, Rev. 29AmerenUEUndatedAPA-ZZ-00140 Cal-39Groundwater Protection Program, Rev. 001 AmerenUEUndatedEDP-ZZ-01136 Cal-40Name Organization Information, App 1, Administrative Correction, Rev. 2AmerenUEUndatedEDP-ZZ-00520 Cal-41Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program, Minor Revision 017AmerenUEUndatedHTP-ZZ-07101 Cal-42Reporting Requirements and Responsibilities, Minor Revision 030AmerenUEUndatedAPA-ZZ-00520
Cal-43 Hazardous Chemical/Oil Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan, Administrative Procedure, Revision 012AmerenUEUndatedAPA-ZZ-00811 Cal-44 Final Environmental Evaluation Steam Generator Replacement Docking and Haul Road, Rev. 029AmerenUEUndatedAPA-ZZ-00140 Cal-45 Final Environmental Evaluation Steam Generator Replacement Support Facility, Rev. 029AmerenUEUndatedAPA-ZZ-00140 Cal-46 Final Environmental Evaluation Modification for Old Steam Generator Storage Facility, Rev. 029AmerenUEUndatedAPA-ZZ-00140Cal-47Hazardous Chemical Control Program, Rev. 5AmerenUEUndatedAPA-ZZ-00831 Cal-48Hazardous Material Management, Rev. 4AmerenUEUndatedCDP-ZZ-01000 Cal-49Hazard Communication Program, Administrative Correction Revision 017AmerenUEUndatedAPA-ZZ-00830
Cal-50 Hazardous Chemical Oil Spill Response Spill Cleanup Implementing Procedure, Rev. 13AmerenUEUndatedEIP-ZZ-03010Cal-51Reporting and Processing of Accidents, Injuries, and Illnesses, Rev. 21AmerenUEUndatedAPA-ZZ-00835 5/12/2010P:\Utility\Callaway\References\Callaway Database 3
Callaway Plant Database Database NumberTitleAuthor(s)DateA pertinent tracking Number Publication Information/other notes Cal-52 Final Draft Report - Phase 1 Cultural Resources Survey & Assessment on Residual Lands at Union Electric Company's Callaway Nuclear Power PlantAmerican Resources GroupApr-84 Cal-53 A Cultural Resources Management Plan for Residual Lands at the Union Electric Company Nuclear Power PlantAmerican Resources GroupOct. 1983 Cal-54 Management Agreement for the Reform Conservation Area Public Use of Lands Missouri Department of Conservation 9/8/2008Cal-55Callaway NPDES Permit 0098001 (Missouri State Operating Permit)
Missouri Department of Natural Resources, MO Clean Water
Commission 2/13/2009Cal-56Callaway DNR Part 70 Air Permit Missouri Department of Natural Resources, MO Clean Water
Commission9/18/2008Permit No. OP2008-045 Cal-57 Draft Regulatory Guide DG-4015, Revision 1 - Preparation of Environmental Reports for Nuclear Power Plant License Renewal ApplicationsNRCJul-09 Cal-58 Threatened and Endangered Species Evaluation for Operating Commercial Nuclear Power Generating Plants Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryJan-04PNNL-14468 Cal-59 Email between Krista Dearing and Chad Warren (Vegetation Supervisor) requesting info.Chad Warren, AmerenUE11/30/2009 Cal-60 Generic Environmental Impact Statement for License Renewal of Nuclear Plants Final Report, Volumes 1 and 2, Final ReportNRCMay-96NUREG-1437Cal-61Callaway Discharge Pipeline Manhole H3 Invest Phase IITerracon Consultsants, Inc.4/25/2008 Cal-62Callaway Discharge Pipeline Manhole H3 Invest Phase ITerracon Consultsants, Inc.8/28/2006 Cal-63Callaway Plant List of Outages to DateAmerenUE1/6/2009 Cal-64Callaway Plant Annual Land Use Census 2009, Rev. 0AmerenUE11/18/2009HPCI- 09-06
Cal-65 Callaway Water Quality and Bioloical PreOperational Monitoring Program, June 1980 to May 1981Camp Dresser & McKeeJul-81 Cal-66 Callaway Water Quality and Bioloical PreOperational Monitoring Program, June 1981 to May 1982Camp Dresser & McKeeSep-82Cal-67Callaway Plant 2007 Annual Land Use Census C. C. Graham, Callaway Radiation Protection 10/31/2007 Cal-68 Natural Resources Standard Operation Procedures (SOP) for Callaway Unit 2 Siting Study Mactec Engineering and Consulting, Inc.11/30/2007 5/12/2010P:\Utility\Callaway\References\Callaway Database 4
Callaway Plant Database Database NumberTitleAuthor(s)DateA pertinent tracking Number Publication Information/other notesCal-69Final Groundwater Model Report Callaway Nuclear Plant, Rev. 1Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc.10/31/2008 Cal-70 Quality Assurance Project for Baseline Study: Surface Water and Groundwater Quality Report for Callaway Unit 2 ERPaul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc.7-Aug Cal-71 Callaway Plant 316b Study, Evaluation of Cooling Water Intake Impacts on the Missouri RiverUnion Electric CompanyJul-86 PL 92-500, NPDES Permit No.
MO-0098001Cal-72Callaway Refueling Durations SummaryAmerenUE12/16/2009Cal-73Callaway Per County Tax Detail 2004 to 2008AmerenUE12/10/2009 Cal-74Missouri Pole Mile STC Distribution 2008AmerenUE12/10/2009 Cal-75Callaway Raw Water System ChemicalsAmerenUE12/16/2009 Cal-76Callaway Plant Environmental Report Operating License Stage, Rev. 1Union Electric CompanyFeb-81 Cal-77Callaway employees by countyAmerenUE12/16/2009 Cal-78Callaway employee Zip Code 1AmerenUE12/17/09 Cal-79Callaway employee Zip Code 2AmerenUE12/17/09 Cal-80Callaway employee Zip Code 3AmerenUE12/17/09 Cal-812008 MO proposed tax district 50 mile radius of CallawayAmerenUEMar-09 Cal-82Callaway employees by cityAmerenUE12/16/2009 Cal-83Callaway County Connector Environmental Assessment - Chapter 1Burns & McDonnell12/29/09 Cal-84Callaway County Connector Raodway Concept MapBurns & McDonnell06/01/09 Cal-85Fuel in pool 01/04/10 5/12/2010P:\Utility\Callaway\References\Callaway Database 5
Callaway Plant Database Database NumberTitleAuthor(s)DateA pertinent tracking Number Publication Information/other notes Cal-86 NPDES Compliance Correspondence to MO Department of Natural Resources - Total Residual Chlorene (TRC) ExceedanceAmerenUE01/18/05Cal-87Closed-Cycle Cooling and Makeup Water Options for Callaway Future UnitsBurns & McDonnellJun-07 Cal-88Phase II Hydrogeologic Investigation Report - Collector Well Siting StudyBurns & McDonnellJun-08 Cal-89Chamois Plant Water Discharge Data Department of Environmental Protection 12/15/09Cal-90National Electrical Safety Code Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)20072007 Edition Cal-91 Environmental Review for Renewal of Nuclear Power Plant Operating Licenses; CorrectionNRC7/30/1996Federal Register Vol. 61, No. 147 Cal-92 Environmental Review for Renewal of Nuclear Power Plant Operating LicensesNRC6/5/1996Federal Register Vol. 61, No. 109 Cal-93 1996 Environmental Review for Renewal of Nuclear Power Plant Operating LicensesNRC12/18/1996Federal Register Vol. 61, No. 244 Cal-94 Public Comments on the Proposed 10 CFR Part 51 Rule for Renewal of Nuclear Power Plant Operating Licenses and Supporting Documents: Review
of Concerns and NRC Staff Response, Volume INRCMay-96NUREG-1529 Cal-95 Regulatory Analysis for Amendments to Regulations for the Environmental Review for Renewal of Nuclear Power Plant Operating LicensesNRCMay-96NUREG-1440 Cal-96 Changes to Requirements for Environmental Review for Renewal of Nuclear Power Plant Operating Licenses; Final RulesNRC9/3/1999Federal Register Vol. 64, No. 171 Cal-97 Generic Environmental Impact Statement for License Renewal of Nuclear Plants Main Report, Volumes 1 and 2, Draft Report for CommentNRCJul-09NUREG-1437, Rev. 1Cal-98Callaway Discharge Monitoring Reports First Quarter 2009AmerenUE04/20/09Permit No. MO-0098001 Cal-99Callaway NPDES Monthly Reports for 2005, 2006, and 2007AmerenUE Cal-100 List of reported cases of confirmed and probable legionellosis in Missouri from 2004 to 2008.
Eden Dietle, Bureau of Communicable Disease Control and
Prevention, Missouri Department of
Health & Senior Services 01/07/10 Cal-101 Generic Environmental Impact Statement for License Renewal of Nuclear Plants Final Report, Volume 1, Addendum 1, Main Report, Section 6.3
Trans p ortation , Table 9.1 Summar y of findin g s on NEPA issues for license NRCAug-99 Cal-102 American FactFinder. Census 2000 Demographic Profile Highlights:
Missouri PopulationAmerican FactFinder2000 5/12/2010P:\Utility\Callaway\References\Callaway Database 6
Callaway Plant Database Database NumberTitleAuthor(s)DateA pertinent tracking Number Publication Information/other notes Cal-103 Change Notice - Office Instruction No. License 203. Procedural Guidance for Preparing Environmental IssuesNRC05/24/04Cal-104NPDES Stormwater Outfall MapUnion Electric Company03/03/08 Cal-105Stormwater Outfalls 010-015 Topo Map and Drainage AreasUnion Electric Company03/03/08 Cal-106Summary File 1 for Maine: Census 2000 for MaineUS Census Bureau12/15/09 Cal-107Summary File 3 for Maine: Census 2000 for MaineUS Census Bureau12/15/09 Cal-108Callaway Aerial Photos 2007Cal-109Location of US Climate Divisions National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 01/24/10Cal-11040 CFR 81.116 - Northern Missouri Intrastate AQCRCode of Federal Regulations
Cal-111 40 CFR 81.416 - Identification of Mandatory Class I Federal Areas Where Visibility is an Important Value Code of Federal RegulationsCal-11240 CFR Parts 50 and 58 - NAAQS for Ozone - Proposed RuleFederal Register Cal-113US Climate Normals - Climate of Missouri National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - National Climatic
Data Cente r 06/24/05Cal-11440 CFR 81.326 - NAAQS Status for MissouriCode of Federal Regulations Cal-115Visibility in our Nation's Parks and Wilderness AreasUSEPA05/26/09 Cal-116Climatography of the US, No. 20, 1971-2000, Columbia Regional Airport, MO National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - National Climatic
Data Cente r 02/01/04Cal-117EPA Maps for Proposed NAAQS Ozone RuleUSEPA01/06/10 Cal-118Suspension of Efforts to Build Proposed Nucear Power Plant AmerenUE 04/28/09 ALNRC 00018 NRC Docket No.52-037 Cal-119 ALNRC 00018, dated April 28, 2009 "Suspension of Efforts to Build Proposed Nuclear Power Plant" AmerenUE06/23/09ALNRC 00041 5/12/2010P:\Utility\Callaway\References\Callaway Database 7
Callaway Plant Database Database NumberTitleAuthor(s)DateA pertinent tracking Number Publication Information/other notesCal-120Gail Gary Email on the Reported Intake Well Water Use AmerenUE 12/08/09Cal-121Gail Gary Email on the Reported Deep Well Water Use AmerenUE 11/03/09Cal-122Well Database Missour Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) 01/21/10Cal-123Wellhead Information Management (WIMS) Well Data Missour Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) 01/26/10Cal-124Information on Legionella bacteria Cal-125Respiratory Protection Program Management InstructionCraig L. Lecce11/24/2009ES-REG-213
Cal-126 Missouri State Water Plan Series Volume II, Groundwater Resources of Missouri Missour Department of Natural Resources (MDNR)1997WR46 Cal-127 Summary of Missouri Water Laws, Water Resources Report 51 (Missouri State Water Plan Series Volume VII)
Missour Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) 2000Cal-128Major Water Use in Missouri, Water Resources Report 72 Missour Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) 1996-2000Cal-129Callaway County Well Logs Missour Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) 02/26/07Cal-130Water User Fact Sheet Pub 2236 Missour Department of Natural Resources (MDNR)
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