INFORMATION REPORT

September 20, 2002 SECY-02-0168

For: The Commissioners

From: John W. Craig, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO

Subject: SECY-02-0168 WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK 

ENDING SEPTEMBER 13, 2002

Contents Enclosure

Nuclear Reactor Regulation A

Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards B

Nuclear Regulatory Research C

Nuclear Security and Incident Response D

General Counsel E*

Administration F

Chief Information Officer G

Chief Financial Officer H*

Human Resources I

Small Business & Civil Rights J*

Enforcement K*

State and Tribal Programs L*

Public Affairs M

International Programs N*

Office of the Secretary O

Region I P*

Region II P

Region III P*

Region IV P*

Executive Director for Operations Q*

Congressional Affairs R

*No input this week.

/RA/

John W. Craig

Assistant for Operations, OEDO

Contact:

M. Layton, OEDO
September 20, 2002 SECY-02-0168

For: The Commissioners

From: John W. Craig, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO

Subject: SECY-02-0168 WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK 

ENDING SEPTEMBER 13, 2002

Contents Enclosure

Nuclear Reactor Regulation A

Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards B

Nuclear Regulatory Research C

Nuclear Security and Incident Response D

General Counsel E*

Administration F

Chief Information Officer G

Chief Financial Officer H*

Human Resources I

Small Business & Civil Rights J*

Enforcement K*

State and Tribal Programs L*

Public Affairs M

International Programs N*

Office of the Secretary O

Region I P*

Region II P

Region III P*

Region IV P*

Executive Director for Operations Q*

Congressional Affairs R

*No input this week.

/RA/

John W. Craig

Assistant for Operations, OEDO

Contact:

M. Layton, OEDO

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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 13, 2002

The Weekly Information Report is compiled by the Office of the EDO and includes highlights of

Headquarters and Regional Office activities. 

Contact: M. Layton, OEDO by E-mail: mcl@nrc.gov. 

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CIO 11 Region III *

CFO * Region IV *

HR 15 OEDO *

SB/CR * OCA 24

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*No input this week
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE A

Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 13, 2002

Final Amendment to 10 CFR 50.55a, "Codes and Standards"

On September 9, 2002, the Executive Director for Operations signed a final rule that amends

Title 10, Section 50.55a, of the Code of Federal Regulations (10 CFR 50.55a), "Codes and

Standards." The final rule incorporates by reference in 10 CFR 50.55a the 1997 Addenda,

1998 Edition, 1999 Addenda, and 2000 Addenda of the Sections III and XI (Division 1) of the

American Society of Mechanical Engineers Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (ASME BPV

Code) and the ASME Code for Operation and Maintenance of Nuclear Power Plants (OM

Code). The ASME BPV and OM Codes are used for the construction, inservice inspection (ISI),

and inservice testing (IST) of nuclear power plant components. The final rule will be published

in the Federal Register after September 17, 2002, and will become effective 30 days after

publication. Once the final rule becomes effective, licensees will be required to (1) update their

ISI and IST programs to the 1998 Edition with the 1999 and 2000 Addenda of Section XI

(Division 1) and OM Codes in accordance with the 120-month update requirements in 10 CFR

50.55a; and (2) construct new nuclear power plants in accordance with the 1998 Edition with

the 1999 and 2000 Addenda of Section III (Division 1).

Fire Protection Significance Determination Process

On September 4, 2002, the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation (NRR) held a public meeting

at the DoubleTree Hotel in Rockville to discuss the improvement for the Phase 1 and Phase 2

fire protection Significance Determination Process (SDP) methodology. NRR staff presented a

Phase 1 screening approach and reviewed another possible approach proposed by the Nuclear

Energy Institute (NEI) and industry representative. Elements of both approaches were

combined to improve the Phase 1 screening process. The meeting participants also discussed

the possible approaches for treating each issue affecting the Phase 2 SDP methodology. 

Individuals were assigned as task leads on each specific Phase 2 SDP issue to develop action

plans for short-term and long-term fixes to improve the Phase 2 methodology. A public

workshop is being planned in early November 2002 to discuss the Phase 2 SDP methodology. 

NRC Regulatory Issue Summary 2002-26, Failure of Steam Dryer Cover Plate After a Recent

Power Uprate dated September 11, 2002

The NRC is issuing this information notice to alert addressees to a recent failure of a steam

dryer cover plate during operations following a power uprate at a boiling water reactor. It is

expected that the recipients will review the information for applicability to their facilities and

consider actions, as appropriate, to avoid similar problems. 
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE B

Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 13, 2002

Louisiana Energy Services Site Selection

On September 9, 2002, Louisiana Energy Services (LES) announced its gas centrifuge

enrichment plant final site selection as the Hartsville site in Tennessee. The site is located

about 40 miles northeast of Nashville at the former Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Hartsville

Nuclear Plant site. The LES plant is proposed to be located on land that TVA recently sold to

the Four Lakes Regional Industrial Development Authority.

International Atomic Energy Agency Consultants Meeting to Prepare Fuel Cycle

Safety Requirements

On September 2-6, 2002, a member of the Division of Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards

participated in a “Consultants Meeting” in Vienna, Austria, to prepare an International Atomic

Energy Agency (IAEA) safety requirements document entitled, “Safety of Fuel Cycle and

Isotope Production Facilities, DS 316.” This was the third meeting on this topic. The two

previous meetings occurred in early 2002 and in 2001. Once finalized, DS 316 will provide

the IAEA member countries with requirements that may be applied for safely designing,

constructing, operating, and decommissioning fuel cycle and isotope production facilities. By

the end of the meeting, the participants had prepared a final draft of DS 316 which incorporated

the comments provided on a previous draft by the IAEA member countries. The current draft of

this document will be provided to the member countries and to the IAEA’s nuclear safety

committee for review and comment. DS 316 is anticipated to be finalized and published by the

end of 2004.

Meeting with Industry on Interim Staff Guidance 11, Revision 2

On September 6, 2002, representatives from the Spent Fuel Project Office (SFPO), the Nuclear

Energy Institute, the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), and industry attended a meeting

to discuss the recently issued Revision 2 of Interim Staff Guidance (ISG) 11, "Cladding

Considerations for the Transportation and Storage of Spent Fuel." SFPO staff presented an

overview of the guidance and acceptance criteria contained in the ISG which are focused on

the storage of spent fuel. Representatives of EPRI presented a generic approach to address

the technical issues associated with transportation of spent fuel. SFPO staff indicated that

reviews of transportation casks will be done on a case-by-case basis to support near-term

industry needs until a future revision to the ISG is developed to address transportation issues. 

Workshop on Public Involvement in Decommissioning

On September 5, 2002, the U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution (USIECR) held

an all-day workshop at Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Headquarters on best practices

for effective public involvement in decommissioning, with special emphasis on restricted release

sites. USIECR presented information from their study, performed under an interagency

agreement with NRC’s Division of Waste Management (DWM), on best communication/public

outreach practices. Topics covered included: the rationale for developing a public involvement
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE B

plan; situation assessment to develop an appropriate plan; implementation of the public

involvement plan; and evaluation of the effectiveness of the plan, as well as discussion of the

specific challenges pertaining to restricted use decommissioning.

External stakeholders (licensees, contractors, industry representatives) comprised slightly over

half of the 30-person audience, and the rest of the attendees were NRC staff members. 

Representatives from the Nuclear Energy Institute; the Pennsylvania Department of

Environmental Protection; the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection; the New

York State Energy Research and Development Authority; the Conference of Radiation Control

Program Directors; the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; and the Department of Energy were

among the attendees. NRC participants included staff from DWM, the Office of Public Affairs,

and the Office of the Executive Director of Operations. In addition to handing out NRC

Form 659, “NRC Public Meeting Feedback,” USIECR asked participants to complete

questionnaires before and after the training session. The results of these questionnaires will be

evaluated to determine the effectiveness of the workshop, and used to develop

recommendations for future activities.

Staff Attends Department of Energy Igneous Activity Peer Review Meeting

On September 5, 2002, staff from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and the Center

for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analyses attended the Department of Energy (DOE) sponsored

Peer Review on the Consequences of Igneous Activity on a potential repository at Yucca

Mountain, Nevada. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss the results of the Panel’s

Interim Report. Also in attendance were members from the State of Nevada, the affected units

of local government, representatives of the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board, the U.S.

Geologic Survey, and other interested parties. The Peer Review Panel is reviewing the DOE

program as related to Igneous Activity, specifically to address concerns with possible magmarepository interactions. In addition, the panel is to provide comments on any other aspects of

the Igneous Activity Program that they believe to be pertinent. 

The Panel provided suggestions on additional work which could be accomplished and additional

information regarding the general properties of magma, studies on waste package and waste

form interactions with magma, and on ash redistribution. The Panel’s final report will be

available in the January 2003 time frame. Afterwards, DOE will prepare a report with a

response to the Panel’s report and a discussion of work that will be undertaken by the DOE

prior to submitting a potential license application.

Interagency Steering Committee on Radiation Standards Meets on Sewage Sludge

Study Results

On September 4, 2002, the Sewage Sludge Subcommittee of the Interagency Steering

Committee on Radiation Standards (ISCORS), and representatives from the Nuclear

Regulatory Commission staff, as well as the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department

of Energy, and the State of New Jersey, met with the ISCORS principals to obtain input from

ISCORS on the survey data report and dose modeling report that the Subcommittee is

preparing. The consensus of the Subcommittee and ISCORS principals is that naturallyoccurring radium, and the radon pathway, are the most significant contributors to potential

doses to sewage treatment plant workers and to members of the public in the future. The
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE B

ISCORS principals provided direction to the Subcommittee regarding completion of the two

reports. The ISCORS principals also directed the Subcommittee to revise the guidance

document to address methods for operators to reduce potential doses from radium and radon.
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE C

Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 13, 2002

Cooperative Research Agreement with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

The NRC has signed a cooperative research agreement with the Massachusetts Institute of

Technology (MIT) for the purpose of improving NRC’s access to state-of-the-art knowledge and

information on advanced reactors. The period of the agreement is August 2002 to August

2005. The subject areas to be covered include advanced light water, as well as non-light water

technologies. MIT is currently conducting research at their Center for Advanced Nuclear

Energy Systems on a number of topics associated with gas-cooled and light water reactors, as

well as exploring regulatory improvements using risk perspectives. Students and faculty are

engaged in research on core neutronics design, thermal fluid dynamics, fuel performance,

economics, non-proliferation, and waste disposal. In addition to MIT with its consortium of US

universities, national laboratories, and industries, this research involves international

collaborations with Germany, Russia, China, Japan, and South Africa.

4th International MACCS Users’ Group (IMUG) Meeting

A representative from the Office of Nuclear Regulator Research (RES) and contractors

conducted the 4th International MACCS Users’ Group (IMUG) meeting on September 6, 2002, in

conjunction with the IAEA sponsored “International Conference on Radioactivity in the

Environment” in Monaco. MACCS is the NRC’s off-site consequence code. Representatives

from the US, Japan, Hungary, Norway, and Greece attended the meeting. Several papers

covered recent developments in MACCS and in a Japanese code developed from MACCS that

will allow automated input-parameter uncertainty studies. Both the US and Japan are

developing windows versions of MACCS and RES has targeted several areas of the existing

code for improvement including the treatment of the use of potassium iodide and alternatives

for calculation of plume rise.
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE D

Nuclear Security and Incident Response

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 13, 2002

U.S. National Response Team Meeting

A representative of the Division of Incident Response Operations (DIRO) participated with

representatives of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Department of Energy, the

Office of Homeland Security (OHS), the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Federal

Bureau of Investigation, the Occupational Safety & Health Administration, and the U. S. Coast

Guard in a National Response Team (NRT) planning meeting regarding reconciliation of

Federal-level emergency response plans at EPA Headquarters on September 10, 2002. The

meeting addressed the NRT’s initiative to support the National Strategy for Homeland Security

regarding consolidation of existing Federal government emergency response plans into one

plan - the Federal Incident Management Plan. NRT’s self-generated task is to provide the OHS

with results of a coordinated interagency review of existing plans and recommendations for

resolution of identified issues and plan consolidation. Following extensive discussion, an

approach was agreed upon for review of the U. S. Government Interagency Domestic Terrorism

Concept of Operations Plan, Federal Response Plan, Terrorism Incident Annex to the Federal

Response Plan, and Federal Radiological Emergency Response Plan. Key issues and

corresponding recommendations for resolution are to be identified and documented in a

deliverable to OHS. It was noted that these plans are currently being reviewed/revised by other

interagency groups - and the NRT initiative is to be coordinated with such ongoing activities. 

NRT working meetings are to be conducted approximately weekly for the next two-three

months. DIRO will represent the NRC and participate in this NRT initiative. 

Research and Test Reactor On-site Visits

In response to the Commission-approved direction on the draft Interim Compensatory

Measures (ICMs) for Research and Test Reactors (RTRs) licensed to operate at or above two

(2) megawatts thermal, the Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response (NSIR)/Division of 

Nuclear Security (DNS) staff provided technical support to the Office of Nuclear Reactor

Regulation/Division of Regulatory Improvement Programs during site visits to the six RTRs from

July 29, 2002, through August 14, 2002. The NSIR/DNS staff held on-site discussions with

RTR management on safeguards issues relative to determining an acceptable approach to

implementing the ICMs, and on each licensees' written response to the Commission. The staff

intends to formalize these ICMs for each licensee under the Confirmatory Action Letter (CAL)

process at a later date.

Preliminary Notifications

1. PNO-III-02-035, Dayton X-Ray Company, Inc., STOLEN RADIOGRAPHY DEVICE.

2. PNO-III-02-036, Davis-Besse, CRACK IDENTIFIED IN VESSEL HEAD STAINLESS

STEEL LINER.
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE D

3. PNO-I-02-016, University of Pennsylvania, A PARENT OF RADIOPHARMACEUTICAL

THERAPY PATIENT RECEIVED A RADIATION EXPOSURE IN EXCESS OF THE

LIMITS FOR A MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC.
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE F

Office of Administration 

Items of Interest 

Week Ending September 13, 2002

Salary Offset Procedures for Collecting Debts Owed by Federal Employees to the Federal

Government (Part 16)

A final rule that amends the regulations concerning procedures used to collect debts that are

owed to the NRC by Federal employees was published in the Federal Register on

September 11, 2002 (67 FR 57506). The final rule conforms NRC regulations to the legislative

changes enacted in the Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996 and the amended procedures

contained in the Federal Claims Collection Standards. The final rule becomes effective

October 11, 2002.

Contract Awards

As a result of a noncompetitive, negotiated 8a acquisition, a firm fixed price type Contract No.

NRC-10-02-136 was awarded to SPS Consulting, LLC of Bethesda, MD on September 9, 2002,

for Division of Contracts Report Generation and File Room Support Services. The contract

period runs for 14 months with three option years and is valued at $953,245 over that period. 

The contract was awarded in 90 days using email issuance of the request for proposals and

email submission of the proposal.

As a result of a noncompetitive, negotiated acquisition, a cost-plus-fixed-fee type Contract No.

NRC-04-02-074 was awarded to the Battelle Columbus Operations on September 9, 2002, for

Technical Development of Loss-of-Coolant-Accident Frequency Distribution. The contract runs

for 36 months and is valued at $2,254,275. The contract was awarded in 105 days using

electronic submittal of the Statement of Work to the Division of Contracts by the program office. 
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE G

Chief Information Officer

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 13, 2002

Freedom of Information and Privacy Act Requests received during the period of

September 6, 2002 through September 12, 2002:

MLTS and GLT database (FOIA/PA-2002-0404)

San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, Units 2 and 3, operator licenses, SOP-6011, OP-6011

(FOIA/PA-2002-0405)

List of pharmacists who are authorized users, U.S. (FOIA/PA-2002-0406)

Coastal Radiation Services, site inspection reports, RCRA action, ROD’s and Consent Decrees,

re: radioactive source leak about April 1979 (FOIA/PA-2002-0407)

Stephan Company, Maywood NJ, RCRAs, inspection reports, license renewal of STC-1333,

exemption requests, decommissioning, docket 40-8610, all docs not made publicly available

(FOIA/PA-2002-0408)

Testing or examinations on named individual (FOIA/PA-2002-0409)

Radiation exposure (5/21-5/23/02) while employed at Precision Drilling Oil Field Services

(FOIA/PA-2002-0410)

Pine Ridge Reservation, Oglala Lakota Nation, Oglala Sioux Tribe, and the Stronghold, all

documents dated January 1, 1976 or later (FOIA/PA-2002-0411)
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE I

Office of Human Resources

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 13, 2002

Arrivals

LESTER, Adrienne NUCLEAR SAFETY INTERN NMSS

WALKER, Carla OFFICE AUTOMATION ASSISTANT NRR

Departures

BAK, Michael STUDENT PHYSICAL SCIENTIST NRR
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE M

Office of Public Affairs

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 13, 2002

Media Interest

Sixty-five scholars from North Carolina State University met with Chairman Meserve and other

NRC officials during a visit.

A Regulatory Issues Summary sent to NRC nuclear power plant licensees recommends they

use uniform language in describing unplanned radioactivity releases that are at or just above

the NRC’s reporting requirements to ensure clear and consistent communications to the public.

There was media interest in a survey of security guards at 24 nuclear reactors, who told a nonprofit watchdog group they were not prepared to fend off a terrorist attack.

Remarks by Chairman Meserve about improvements in the security of the country’s nuclear

power plants received widespread coverage on the anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks.

Press Releases

Headquarters:

02-107 Nuclear Regulatory Commission Advises Nuclear Licensees to Increase

Security Measures

Regions:

 I-02-057 NRC Proposes $3,000 Fine Against Meprolight, Inc., for Violation of

Radioactive Material Requirements

 I-02-058 NRC Issues Finding of Low to Moderate Safety Significance to Calvert Cliffs

Nuclear Plant

II-02-045 NRC Proposes $3,000 Civil Penalty Against Puerto Rico Company for

Violation of NRC Radiation Safety Requirements

III-02-051 Note to Editors: Telephone Access for Sept. 18 Davis-Besse Meeting
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE O

Office of the Secretary

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 13, 2002

Document Released

to Public

Date Subject

Decision Documents

1. SECY-02-0122 07/01/02 Staff Review Guidance for Gaseous

Diffusion Plant Changes in Ownership or

Control

SRM on 02-0122 09/10/02 (same)

Commission Voting

Record on 02-0122

09/10/02 (same)

2. SRM on SECY-02-0067 09/11/2002 Inspections, Tests, Analyses, and

Acceptance Criteria (ITAAC) for Operational

Programs (Programmatic ITAAC)

Commission Voting

Record on 02-0067

09/11/2002 (same)

Information Papers

1. SECY-02-0158 08/22/02 Litigation Report - 2002 - 02

Commission Correspondence

1. Letter to Congressman Charles W. Stenholm dated September 4, 2002 concerns a

proposed airport in the vicinity of the Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station in Glen

Rose, Texas. 

Federal Register Notices Issued

1. Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (137th Meeting 9/25-26/02) - Notice of Meeting.
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE P

Region II

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 13, 2002

Regional Administrator Participates in the Strategic Plan Senior Leadership Group Session

On September 12, 2002, the Regional Administrator participated in the Special Strategic Plan

Senior Leadership Group Session in Headquarters. The Group is tasked with evaluating the

effectiveness of the NRC’s Strategic Plan and making recommendations for changes to the

next revision where necessary.

New Radiation Protection Managers Seminar at the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations

On September 11, 2002, the Deputy Regional Administrator and Chief, Plant Support Branch,

Division of Reactor Safety, participated in the New Radiation Protection Managers Seminar at

the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations located in Atlanta. Discussion topics included feed

back on the reactor oversight program in the radiation protection area.

NRC Career Fair at the Georgia Institute of Technology

On September 9, 2002, the Director, Division of Nuclear Materials Safety, and Human

Resources Specialist, Division of Resource Management and Administration participated in a

Career Fair at Georgia Institute of Technology located in Atlanta. This effort is part of the

Region’s Strategic Workforce Planning activities.

Progress Energy/Florida Power Corporation - Crystal River 3 Management Meeting

On September 12, 2002, representatives from Progress Energy/Florida Power Corporation

were in the Region II office to attend a management meeting. The purpose of the meeting was

to discuss Crystal River 3 plant issues and major activities. 

Calvert Cliffs Exercise

In response to a request from the Region I Office, the State Liaison Officer participated as a

member of the Regional Assistance Committee in the full scale Calvert Cliffs exercise, during

September 9-13. The exercise involved officials of the State of Maryland and applicable local

governments.

Workshop on Revised 10 CFR Part 35

On September 10, 2002, representatives of Region II and NMSS held the first Stakeholder

Workshop on the implementation of the revised 10 CFR Part 35. The workshop, held in the

White Flint Auditorium, was targeted to Region II licensees. Approximately 80 stakeholders

participated in the workshop.
September 13, 2002 ENCLOSURE P

Tennessee Valley Authority - Sequoyah Nuclear Plant

On September 13, 2002, the licensee declared an Unusual Event. The declaration was based

on licensee judgement that an incident where an individual made an unauthorized entry into the

protected area at the Sequoyah nuclear plant warranted the declaration. After setting off an

explosive system alarm, the individual improperly continued into the protected area prior to

completing some access requirements. The licensee responded to the event by accounting for

all individuals on site, locating the individual who entered unauthorized, notified off site law

authorities, and searched the nuclear plant for any contraband type materials.

The NRC resident inspectors were on site and Region II sent a specialist inspector with

expertise in physical security to the site. These inspectors followed the licensees response and

corrective actions on site. The Region II incident response center was staffed, monitored the

results of the licensee and inspector activities on site, and coordinated the licensee and NRC

response with appropriate NRC staff and managers in Headquarters through the NRC

Operations Center. The licensee exited the Unusual Event on September 13. The NRC

Region II response center exited the monitoring mode at that time. 
September 13, 2002 

Office of Congressional Affairs

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 13, 2002

CONGRESSIONAL HEARING SCHEDULE, NO. 65

OCA

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