INFORMATION REPORT

September 9, 2005 SECY-05-0163

For: The Commissioners

From: William M. Dean, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO

Subject: SECY-05-0163 - “WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK 

ENDING SEPTEMBER 2, 2005”

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

Office of Information Services G

Chief Financial Officer H*

Human Resources I

Small Business and 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/

William M. Dean

Assistant for Operations, OEDO

Contact:

T. Kim, OEDO
September 9, 2005 SECY-05-0163

For: The Commissioners

From: William M. Dean, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO

Subject: SECY-05-0163 - “WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK 

ENDING SEPTEMBER 2, 2005”

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

Office of Information Services G

Chief Financial Officer H*

Human Resources I

Small Business and 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/

William M. Dean

Assistant for Operations, OEDO

Contact:

T. Kim, OEDO

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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 2, 2005

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

Headquarters and Regional Office activities. 

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September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE A

Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation (NRR)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

NRC Information Notice (IN) 2005-25: Inadvertent Reactor Trip and Partial Safety Injection

Actuation Due to Tin Whisker

On August 25, 2005, NRR issued the subject IN to inform the power reactor licensees about

recent operating experience related to the growth of "tin whiskers" in electronic circuits at

nuclear power stations. For example, Millstone Nuclear Generating Station, Unit 3, experienced

an inadvertent safety injection actuation and reactor trip caused by a fault on a solid state

protection system (SSPS) circuit card. The licensee examined the failed circuit card and found

a microscopic tin filament, approximately 2 mm long, which created a bridge between the

affected diode and the output trace on the card. This microscopic filament of tin called “tin

whisker,” had grown out of the tin coating covering the leads of the diode. The licensee

inspected all circuit cards in the SSPS and discovered tin whiskers on other circuit cards. 

Suspect cards were either replaced or cleaned before being placed back in service. This IN

requires no specific action or written response, however, it is expected that recipients will review

the information for applicability to their facilities and consider actions, as appropriate, to avoid

similar problems. 

Regulatory Issue Summary (RIS) 2005-18: Guidance For Establishing and Maintaining a Safety

Conscious Work Environment

On August 25, 2005, NRC issued the subject RIS to provide licensees, applicants for a license,

holders of certificates of compliance, and their contractors guidance on establishing and

maintaining a safety conscious work environment. All NRC licensees and contractors are

expected, although not required by regulation, to establish and maintain a safety conscious

work environment. Such a work environment contributes to safe operation of NRC-regulated

facilities. The NRC is issuing this RIS to provide supplementary guidance on fulfilling this

expectation, originally communicated in the NRC 1996 policy statement, which was published in

the Federal Register (61 FR 24336) on May 14, 1996.

Receipt of Application for a New Reactor Design (GE’s ESBWR) Review

By letter dated August 25, 2005, NRR staff received an application from the General Electric

Company (GE) requesting standard design certification of its Economic Simplified Boiling Water

Reactor (ESBWR), a new reactor design. The staff is performing an acceptance review of the

application and will notify GE of the results within thirty days. After the application is deemed

sufficient for further technical review, the staff will develop and publish a review schedule.

Clinton - Draft Safety Evaluation Report Supplement for Early Site Permit Application

On August 26, 2005, NRR staff issued the subject report which describes seven open items for

which additional information from the applicant is needed. The document will not be made

available to the public until approximately September 12, 2005, to provide the applicant an

opportunity to review it for proprietary information prior to its release. The applicant’s
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE A

responses to the open items are expected by October 31, 2005, and the staff’s final safety

evaluation report is currently scheduled to be issued in February 2006.

Issuance of Proposed Fitness for Duty Rule, Part 26 

On August 26, 2006, NRC staff published the Proposed Fitness for Duty Rule, Part 26 in the

Federal Register (70 FR 50442) for public comment. NRC is proposing to amend its

regulations for Fitness for Duty (FFD) programs to update the rule and be consistent with

advances in other relevant Federal rules and guidelines, including the Department of Health

and Human Services Mandatory Guidelines for Federal Workplace Drug Testing and other

Federal drug and alcohol testing programs that impose similar requirements on NRC licensees. 

The proposed rule would also require nuclear power plant licensees to strengthen the

effectiveness of their FFD programs in ensuring against worker fatigue and establish clear,

enforceable requirements for managing worker fatigue. The comment period for this action

closes December 27, 2005.
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE B

Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

Commissioner Lyons Visit to Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analyses (CNWRA)

On August 25, 2005, Commissioner Lyons, accompanied by a member of his staff and

representatives from the Division of High-Level Waste Repository Safety and Region IV, visited

CNWRA in San Antonio, TX. CNWRA management provided an introduction and overview of

the CNWRA's role and areas of support to NRC as a contractor in the area of high-level waste. 

The visit included tours of the geochemistry, engineered barrier, and groundwater laboratories,

and presentations on modeling studies.

NRC High-Level Waste Contractor Attends OECD/NEA Workshop in La Coruna, Spain

On August 22-28, 2005, staff from the Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analyses

(CNWRA) attended a workshop for the geologic disposal of radioactive waste titled “Integration

of Engineered Barrier Systems in the Safety Case: The Role of Modeling.” The workshop was

organized by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development/Nuclear Energy

Agency [OECD/NEA] in cooperation with the European Commission. The workshop provided a

forum for staff to interact and collaborate with international experts who are responsible for the

engineering design, characterization, modeling, and performance assessment of engineered

barrier systems for geologic repositories. 

NRC High-Level Waste Staff Visit Idaho National Laboratory to Observe Spent Fuel Handling

On August 29, 2005, Division of High-Level Waste Repository Safety and Center for Nuclear

Waste Regulatory Analyses staff visited a “hot cell facility” at the Idaho National Laboratory in

Idaho Falls, ID, to observe the spent fuel handling process. The visit included an observation of

the "environmentally inerting system." A similar system may be used at the potential Yucca

Mountain Geologic fuel handling facilities to limit fuel interaction with air. The visit is part of the

staff preparation to review a license application for the Yucca Mountain repository.

Public Meeting on National Source Tracking System

On August 29, 2005, the Division of Industrial and Medical Nuclear Safety held a public meeting

on the Proposed Rule associated with the National Source Tracking System. This is the first of

two public meetings on the proposed rule. Approximately 50 people attended the meeting, with

8 individuals providing comments on the rule. A number of positive comments were received,

with individuals focusing on specific aspects of the rule or responding to specific questions

raised in the Federal Register Notice. The issues that captured the most interest were: 

(1) whether to include Category 3 sources in the tracking system, and (2) whether to require

reporting of transfers of sources between temporary job sites. The second public meeting on

the proposed rule will be held on September 20, 2005, in Houston, TX.
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE B

Meeting with Transnuclear, Inc. to NUHOMS® HD Review

On August 29, 2005, the Spent Fuel Project Office held a public meeting with representatives

from the Transnuclear, Inc. (TN) to discuss corrective actions associated with the structural

analysis used to support the 10 CFR Part 72 Certificate of Compliance for the TN NUHOMS®

HD dry spent fuel storage system. The staff requested the meeting with TN to discuss the

corrective actions in response to the fuel cladding structural analysis errors identified by the

NRC staff during its review. TN briefed the staff on the preliminary results of its root cause

evaluation and stated that it planned to complete the evaluation by September 30, 2005.

Meeting with Duratek Regarding New Transport Package for Irradiated Hardware and Waste

On August 25, 2005, Spent Fuel Project Office staff met with representatives from the Duratek

Inc., regarding the proposed Model No. 3-60B transportation package. This package is being

developed for the highway transport of irradiated hardware and powdered solids. The

discussion centered around the conceptual design and the analyses that will be performed. 

Duratek Inc., plans to submit an application for package approval as early as January 2006.

Draft Environmental Impact Statement on USEC’s Proposed Gas Centrifuge Plant

On September 1, 2005, Division of Waste Management and Environmental Protection staff

issued the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Proposed American Centrifuge

Plant in Piketon, Ohio. It is publicly available on the NRC’s web site at 

http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/nuregs/staff/. The staff forwarded the DEIS to

the Environmental Protection Agency for publication in the Federal Register which is expected

to be on or about September 9, 2005, for a 45-day public comment period. A public meeting

will be held in the vicinity of the plant during the comment period.
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE C

Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research (RES)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

Publication of NUREG/CR-6877, “Characterization and Head-Loss Testing of Latent Debris

from Pressurized-Water-Reactor Containment Buildings”

RES recently published the subject report as part of research conducted in support of the

resolution of NRC Generic Letter (GL) 2004-02, “Potential Impact of Debris Blockage on

Emergency Recirculation During Design Basis Accidents at Pressurized-water Reactors,” dated

September 13, 2004. The head loss contribution of latent debris was determined separately for

fiber and particle components. Based on a comparison of physical characteristics, the study

concluded that the head loss associated with latent debris fibers can be conservatively

assessed using fiberglass insulation properties. RES staff is pursuing additional research to

substantiate both the head loss measurements and the hydraulic parameters that this report

recommends for use in the evaluation of head loss attributed to latent debris particles. The

report is publicly available on the NRC’s web site at http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/

doc-collections/nuregs/contract/cr6877/. 
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE D

Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response (NSIR)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

Public Meeting on Emergency Preparedness

On August 31 and September 1, 2005, the NRC conducted a public meeting, in coordination

with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)/Department of Homeland Security

(DHS) to discuss selected topics on emergency preparedness. NRC Chairman Diaz provided

opening remarks. Approximately 190 people attended the meeting. Comments were provided

by State/local/Tribal governmental organizations, public interest groups, and utility

representatives. 

Preliminary Notifications

1. PNO-I-05-026, PSEG Nuclear, LLC - SHUTDOWN EXPECTED TO BE GREATER THAN

72 HOURS TO REPAIR AN INOPERABLE DRYWELL TO SUPPRESSION CHAMBER

VACUUM BREAKER.

2. PNO-I-05-026A, PSEG Nuclear, LLC - SUPPLEMENT - SHUTDOWN EXPECTED TO

BE GREATER THAN 72 HOURS TO REPAIR AN INOPERABLE DRYWELL TO

SUPPRESSION CHAMBER VACUUM BREAKER.

3. PNO-II-05-005, Duke Energy Corporation - REACTOR TRIP WITH EMERGENCY CORE

COOLING SYSTEM (ECCS) INITIATION.

4. PNO-III-05-012, Dresden, Unit 2 - SHUTDOWN EXPECTED TO BE GREATER THAN 72

HOURS TO REPLACE THE UNIT 2 MAIN TRANSFORMER.

5. PNO-IV-05-012, Entergy Operations, Inc. - NOTICE OF UNUSUAL EVENT, PLANT

SHUTDOWN, AND LOSS OF OFFSITE POWER AT WATERFORD-3.

6. PNO-IV-05-012A, Entergy Operations, Inc. - UPDATE - NOTICE OF UNUSUAL EVENT,

PLANT SHUTDOWN, AND LOSS OF OFFSITE POWER AT WATERFORD-3.

7. PNO-IV-05-012B, Entergy Operations, Inc. - UPDATE - NOTICE OF UNUSUAL EVENT,

PLANT SHUTDOWN, AND LOSS OF OFFSITE POWER AT WATERFORD-3
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE F

Office of Administration (ADM)

Items of Interest 

Week Ending September 2, 2005

List of Approved Spent Fuel Storage Casks: VSC-24, Amendment 5, Revision, Confirmation of

Effective Date (AH70 - Part 72)

On August 29, 2005, the NRC published a notice in the Federal Register (70 FR 50957)

confirming the effective date of September 13, 2005, for a direct final rule that revises the VSC24 (Ventilated Storage Cask) (Amendment 5) cask system listing in the list of approved spent

fuel storage casks. This action changes the certificate holder’s name from Pacific Sierra

Nuclear Associates to BNG Fuel Solutions Corporation.

Contract Awards

On August 30, 2005, a competitive delivery order no. DR-04-05-074, was awarded to

Information Systems Laboratories, Inc. under the General Services Administration's Federal

Supply Schedule. The contractor is to provide assistance in the development of a regulatory

structure for new plant licensing. The total estimated cost is $124,103.00. The period of

performance is for five months.

On August 30, 2005, a competitive delivery order was awarded to Information Systems

Laboratories, Inc. under the General Services Administration's Federal Supply Schedule for

technical assistance entitled "Update of Technical Basis for Revision of Regulatory Guidance

for Siting and Seismic Design." The estimated cost of this delivery order is $258,970.00. The

period of performance is for two years.

Energy Policy Act of 2005 Requirements; Treatment of Accelerator- Produced and Other

Radioactive Material as Byproduct Material; Waiver (10 CFR Chapter I)

On August 31, 2005, the NRC issued in the Federal Register (70 FR 51581) a time-limited

waiver of the requirements of Section 651(e) of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 titled “Treatment

of Accelerator-Produced and Other Radioactive Material as Byproduct Material.” Prior to

enactment of the Energy Policy Act of 2005, the NRC did not have authority over the newly

covered byproduct material, and it fell under the authority of the States. Therefore, the NRC

does not have regulations in place that specifically apply to these materials. With the

enactment of the Energy Policy Act of 2005, the States may no longer assert the authority to

regulate the newly covered byproduct material, except as authorized to do so by the Act. The

waiver allows persons owning, using, and otherwise engaging in activities involving the material

to continue with their activities and States to continue to regulate this material during the

applicable waiver period. This waiver is effective from August 31, 2005, through August 7,

2006, for the import and export of materials covered by the waiver, unless terminated sooner if

the Commission determines that an earlier termination is warranted. For all other matters, it is

effective through August 7, 2009, unless terminated sooner if the Commission determines that

an earlier termination is warranted or required. 
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE G

Office of Information Services (OIS)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and Privacy Act Requests Received During the Period of

August 26 through September 1, 2005:

Commission response to Rep. Edward Markey’s questions about the

Commissions’ response to the New York Times article of Aug. 7,

2005, re: shipping of radioactive waste to ordinary landfills by Florida

Power & Light, all records

FOIA/PA-2005-0339

Ventura County, CA, purchase orders and/or contracts for agency

lodging and/or meetings

FOIA/PA-2005-0340

Purchase card holders, phone numbers, e-mail & all departments

within the agency

FOIA/PA-2005-0341

Listing of NUREG report “non-publicly available,” include legacy and

main libraries in ADAMS

FOIA/PA-2005-0342

Investigation RI-2003-A-0071, all records FOIA/PA-2005-0343

Mercy Hospital, Darby, PA, final report of incident from January 2004 FOIA/PA-2005-0344

Alcoa Research Laboratory (ARL), all radioactive materials licenses

since 1958; inspections conducted on 12-15-58 & 9-28-61, all

documents; material use in specific locations

FOIA/PA-2005-0345
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE I

Office of Human Resources (HR)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

Arrival

BATY, MARY LEGAL INTERN OGC

FLYNN, SEAN M. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST

(TEAM LEADER)

R-II

FOLTZ, JEFFREY A. BRANCH CHIEF R-III

HILL, BRITTAIN E. SR. TECHNICAL ADVISOR FOR REPOSITORY

SCIENCE

NMSS

LAI, SANDRA H. HEALTH PHYSICIST (NSPDP) OSTP

LINDSAY, JERED LAW CLERK ASLBP

SKINKER, RICHARD K. ACCOUNTANT OCFO

SPENCER, MICHAEL LEGAL INTERN OGC

WOLF, DEBRA LAW CLERK ASLBP

YARSKY, PETER GENERAL ENGINEER (NSPDP) NRR

Retirements

CRLENJAK, RICHARD V. DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DIV. OF REACTOR

SAFETY

R-I

FLOREK, DONALD J. SENIOR PROJECT ENGINEER R-I

GAGNER, SUE F. SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR OPA

GUNDERSEN, GORDON E. PROJECT MANAGER NMSS

KNOX, JOHN L. SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER NRR

LEVIN, ARNOLD E. DIR, INFRASTRUCTURE & COMPUTER

OPERATIONS DIV

OIS

Departures

ADAMS, KATHLEEN M. HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT (OA) OHR

BLANCO, ANDREW

JOSEPH

STUDENT ADMINISTRATIVE SUMMER OIG

CROSS, SHERRI L. SR. PROGRAM MANAGER NSIR

GARRETT, ALBERT G. SENIOR SECURITY SPECIALIST NSIR
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE I

LUCH, WILLIAM M. IT SPECIALIST NSIR

MONAHAN, KELLEY A. SECRETARY (OA) OCFO

SCHNECK, DEBRA A. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS SPECIALIST NSIR

SMITH, TYSON R. ATTORNEY OGC
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE M

Office of Public Affairs (OPA)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

The Office of Public Affairs (OPA) received significant media inquiries on the following:

Impact of Hurricane Katrina on Waterford, Grand Gulf, and River Bend.

The August 31 - September 1 Public meeting on emergency preparedness.

D.C. Cook license renewal.

Other OPA Items:

OPA staff assisted at the public meetings on emergency preparedness and security.

Press Releases

Headquarters:

05-118 NRC Monitoring Approach of Hurricane Katrina; Waterford Shuts Down

(8/29)

05-119 NRC Renews Operating Licenses for Donald C. Cook Nuclear Plant for an

Additional 20 Years (8/30)

05-120 NRC Reorganizing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation (9/1)

05-121 NRC Issues Mid-Cycle Assessments for All Nuclear Plants (9/1)

05-122 NRC to Recruit Aggressively, Hire 350 New Employees in 2006 (9/2)

Regions:

II-05-038 NRC to Conduct Special Inspection at Oconee Nuclear Power Plant (9/2)

IV-05-031 NRC Continues to Monitor Nuclear Plants Affected by Hurricane Katrina

(8/30)
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE O

Office of the Secretary (SECY)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

Document Released

to Public

Date Subject

Decision Documents

1. SRM-SECY-05-0144 8/30/05 Proposed Rule: 10 CFR Part 63:

“Implementation of a Dose Standard After

10,000 Years” (RIN 3150-AH68)

Commission Voting

Record on 05-0144

8/30/05 (same)

2. SRM-SECY-05-0126 8/31/05 Summary of Activities Related to Generic

Safety Issues

Commission Voting

Record on 05-0126

8/31/05 (same)

Information Papers

1. SECY-05-0155 8/29/05 Weekly Information Report - Week Ending

August 19, 2005

Federal Register Notices Issued

1. Petition for Rulemaking: Denial - 10 CFR Part 50 [Docket No. PRM-50-76] , Robert H.

Leyse; Denial of Petition for Rulemaking. 

2. Establishment of Atomic Safety and Licensing Board (ASLB), In the Matter of Nuclear

Management Company, LLC (Palisades Nuclear Plant), Docket No. 50-255-LR, ASLBP No.

05-842-03-LR.

3. Notice of Reconstitution, Nuclear Management Company, LLC, Docket No. 50-263-LR,

ASLBP No. 05-841-02-LR. 

4. Proposed Rule: 10 CFR Part 63, RIN: 3150-AH68, Implementation of a Dose Standard

after 10,000 Years. 
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE P

Region II (RII)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

Sequoyah Nuclear Plant - Management Meeting with Tennessee Valley Authority

On August 30, 2005, Region II management met with representatives from the Tennessee

Valley Authority in the Regional Office to discuss Sequoyah’s Operating Performance for

Units 1 and 2.
September 2, 2005 ENCLOSURE P

Region III (RIII)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

Participation in Monticello Emergency Preparedness (EP) Exercise

On August 30, 2005, both Region III and Headquarters participated in a periodic full

participation EP exercise involving Monticello Nuclear Power Plant in Monticello, Minnesota. 

Region III also supported a three-person delegation from the Japan Nuclear Safety

Organization (JNES) in their observation of the licensee's and Region III Site Team's actions

during the Monticello exercise. On the following day, the Region III Emergency Response

Coordinator provided a briefing to the JNES representatives in the regional office on the NRC's

actions related to the Monticello Exercise, and answered questions relative to the NRC's

Incident Response Program from a regional perspective.

Region III Management Visits to Region III Plant Sites

The Regional Administrator conducted a routine site visit at the Monticello Nuclear Power Plant

on August 29, 2005, and at the Prairie Island Nuclear Power Station on August 31, 2005. 

Separately, the Deputy Regional Administrator conducted a routine site visit at the Palisades

Nuclear Plant on August 31 and at the D. C. Cook Nuclear plant on September 1, 2005. The

purpose of these management visits include plant tours for first-hand observation of plant

conditions and meetings with resident inspectors and licensee management to discuss plant

status and performance.

Special Inspection to Review Lost Radioactive Source at Michigan State University

On August 30, 2005, Michigan State University reported to Region III that a 0.958 microcurie

Californium-249 foil source was missing. On September 1, 2005, a Region-based inspector 

conducted a special inspection of the event. The licensee is continuing its search of the

source. The inspection will remain open until the licensee completes its search, determines the

likely disposition of the source, and submits the required written report of the loss.
September 2, 2005 

Office of Congressional Affairs (OCA)

Items of Interest

Week Ending September 2, 2005

CONGRESSIONAL HEARING SCHEDULE, NO. 29

 OCAContact

 DATE & PLACE

TIME WITNESS SUBJECT 

Keeling 09/08/05 10:30 DOS U.S.-India Nuclear Cooperation Reps. Hy

Internatio

Keeling September

(Tentative)

TBA Ed McGaffigan, Jr. Confirmation hearing for Ed

McGaffigan, Jr. to be NRCCommissioner 

Senators Environm

Madden TBA TBA Conference FY 2006 Energy and Water

Development Appropriations

House/SeCommitte