August 11, 2004

MEMORANDUM TO: Luis A. Reyes

Executive Director for Operations

FROM: Brian W. Sheron, Associate Director /RA by SBlack for/

 for Project Licensing and Technical Analysis

Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation

SUBJECT: JULY 2004 REPORT ON THE STATUS OF PUBLIC PETITIONS

UNDER TITLE 10 OF THE CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS,

SECTION 2.206

The attached reports give the status of petitions submitted under Title 10 of the Code of Federal

Regulations, Section 2.206. As of July 31, 2004, there were four open petitions, which were

accepted for review under the 2.206 process: two in the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation,

and two in the Office of Nuclear Materials Safety and Safeguards. 

Attachment 1 provides a detailed status of the open petitions.

Attachment 2 provides the status of incoming letters that the staff is reviewing to determine if

they meet the criteria for review under the 2.206 process.

Attachment 3 shows the age statistics for the open 2.206 petitions as of July 31, 2004.

Attachment 4 shows the age trend of closed petitions for the last 3 years.

This report, Director’s Decisions, and other 2.206-related documents are placed in the

Agencywide Documents Access and Management System. In making these readily accessible

to the public, the staff has identified another vehicle to address one of our performance goals,

i.e., to enhance public confidence through openness.

Attachments: As stated

CONTACT: Donna Skay, NRR/DLPM

415-1322
MEMORANDUM TO: Luis A. Reyes

Executive Director for Operations

FROM: Brian W. Sheron, Associate Director /RA by SBlack for/

 for Project Licensing and Technical Analysis

Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation

SUBJECT: JULY 2004 REPORT ON THE STATUS OF PUBLIC PETITIONS

UNDER TITLE 10 OF THE CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS,

SECTION 2.206

The attached reports give the status of petitions submitted under Title 10 of the Code of Federal

Regulations, Section 2.206. As of July 31, 2004, there were four open petitions, which were

accepted for review under the 2.206 process: two in the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation,

and two in the Office of Nuclear Materials Safety and Safeguards. 

Attachment 1 provides a detailed status of the open petitions.

Attachment 2 provides the status of incoming letters that the staff is reviewing to determine if

they meet the criteria for review under the 2.206 process.

Attachment 3 shows the age statistics for the open 2.206 petitions as of July 31, 2004.

Attachment 4 shows the age trend of closed petitions for the last 3 years.

This report, Director’s Decisions, and other 2.206-related documents are placed in the

Agencywide Documents Access and Management System. In making these readily accessible

to the public, the staff has identified another vehicle to address one of our performance goals,

i.e., to enhance public confidence through openness.

Attachments: As stated

CONTACT: Donna Skay, NRR

415-1322

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Facility Petitioner/EDO No. Page

Indian Point Units 2 and 3 Richard Blumenthal, Attorney General

of the State of Connecticut

G20030216.................................................... 1

Vermont Yankee New England Coalition

G20040284......................................................3

Sequoyah Fuels Cherokee Nation and State of Oklahoma

G20030704......................................................5

Radiac Research Corporation Michael Gerrard

G20030681.......................................................6

Attachment 1
Report on Status of Public Petitions Under 10 CFR 2.206

Facility: Indian Point Units 2 and 3

Petitioner: Richard Blumenthal, Attorney General of the State

of Connecticut

Date of Petition: April 23, 2003, as supplemented on June 3, 2003,

and October 16, 2003

Director’s Decision to be Issued by: NRR

EDO Number: G20030216

Proposed DD Issuance: 05/17/04

Final DD Issuance 08/16/04

Last Contact with Petitioner: 5/17/04

Petition Manager: Harold Chernoff

Case Attorney: Jack Goldberg

Issues/Actions requested:

That the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC):

a. Order the licensee to conduct full review of vulnerabilities, security measures, and

evacuation plans and to suspend operations, revoke the operating license, or adopt

other measures resulting in temporary shutdown of Indian Point Units 2 and 3.

b. Require the licensee to provide sufficient information to document the existing

security measures which provide protection against terrorist attacks.

c. Modify the licensee’s operating license to mandate specifically a defense and

security system sufficient to protect the entire facility, including electric equipment,

containment, spent fuel storage, and the control room from a land or water based

terrorist attack.

d. Order the revision of the licensee’s Emergency Response Plan and the Radiological

Emergency Response Plans of the State of New York and nearby counties to

account and prepare for terrorist attacks. These revisions must contemplate not

only the full range of realistic effects of a terrorist attack on the Indian Point facility,

but also a comprehensive response to multiple attacks on the region’s infrastructure

that could affect execution of the evacuation plans.

e. If, after taking the above actions, the NRC cannot adequately ensure the security of

the Indian Point facility against terrorist threats, or cannot ensure the safety of New

York and Connecticut citizens from terrorist attacks, that it take prompt action to

permanently retire the facility.
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Background:

A closed PRB meeting was held on May 8, 2003, to discuss whether the petition

satisfies the criteria for review under 10 CFR 2.206. During this meeting the PRB

decided that no immediate action was necessary.

By letter dated June 3, 2003, the Petitioner filed a Supplement to his original 2.206

Petition. The supplement provided additional information in support of the petition in

three major areas: (1) shadow evacuation effects, (2) family separation, and (3) recent

design basis threat changes.

On June 19, 2003, the PRB held a conference call with the petitioner’s representative

(Assistant Attorney General, Robert Snook) to afford the petitioner the opportunity to

provide additional information or clarification with regards to the original petition and the

recently submitted supplement. Following the conference call, the PRB determined that

the petition satisfied the criteria for review under 10 CFR 2.206. An acknowledgment

letter was sent to the petitioner on July 3, 2003.

The licensee submitted a response to the petitioner’s first supplement (dated June 3,

2003) on October 15, 2003.

The petitioner filed a second supplement to his petition on October 16, 2003.

Based on the significant additional amount of information contained in the licensee’s

response and the supplement to the petition, the staff requested and was granted an

extension of time to respond to the petition to January 9, 2004. The petition manager

contacted the attorney general’s staff on November 5, 2003, and offered him an

opportunity to discuss the supplement with the PRB. This request was declined.

A letter acknowledging the petitioner's second supplement was issued on December 13,

2003.

The staff held a conference call with the Federal Emergency Management Agency

(FEMA) on January 29, 2004, to discuss FEMA’s comments on the proposed Director's

Decision. On February 12, 2004, NRR received FEMA's comments and concurrence.

The staff made substantive changes to the proposed Director's Decision to reference

the February 2004 Riverkeeper court decision (which upheld the NRC’s conclusion in

the Director’s Decision related to Riverkeeper’s petition) and to legally strengthen

aspects of the proposed Director’s Decision. Subsequent to these changes, the revised

Director’s Decision was sent back to FEMA for its review and comment.

Current Status:

On May 17, 2004, the staff issued the proposed Director’s Decision. The petitioner

submitted comments by letter dated June 18, 2004. The staff is reviewing the

comments and plans to issue the final Decision by August 16, 2004.
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Facility: Vermont Yankee

Petitioner: Raymond Shadis, New England Coalition

Date of Petition: April 22, 2004

Director’s Decision to be Issued by: NRR

EDO Number: G20040284

Proposed DD Issuance: September 27, 2004

Final DD Issuance TBD

Last Contact with Petitioner: May 28, 2004

Petition Manager: Alan Wang

Case Attorney: Steven Lewis

Issues/Actions requested:

That the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) order a halt to all fuel movement at Vermont

Yankee until such time as the licensee has rendered an accurate and NRC-verified account of

the location, disposition, and condition of all irradiated fuel, including fuel currently loaded in the

reactor core.

Background:

On April 21, 2004, Vermont Yankee formally notified the NRC that two short spent fuel

rod segments were not in the spent fuel pool in the location specified in documents. The

segments are described as about 7 inches long and 17 inches long, respectively. Both

are approximately the diameter of a pencil. These segments had been placed in a

special container at the bottom of the spent fuel pool in 1980. The licensee initiated an

investigation to attempt to locate the missing segments. On May 19, 2004, Entergy

reported to the NRC that the visual inspection of the spent fuel pool was essentially

complete. A camera search of the spent fuel pool did not detect the unaccounted for

spent fuel rod segments.

The staff contacted the petitioner on April 28, 2004, to discuss the 2.206 process. 

Following this call, the NRC sent a letter to the petitioner notifying him that all fuel

movements had been completed for the current refueling outage prior to the NRC’s

receipt of their petition. The staff concluded that the petitioner had not identified a

safety concern that would prevent the plant from restarting. 

The Petition Review Board (PRB) held a teleconference with the petitioner on May 5,

2004. During this teleconference, the petitioner clarified his request to exclude fuel

movements associated with locating the missing fuel pin segments from the scope of his

request. Following the teleconference, the PRB met in closed session and determined

that the petition satisfied the criteria for review under the 2.206 process. An

acknowledgment letter was issued to the petitioner on May 28, 2004.

The NRC determined that its Director’s Decision would be based partly on the actions

taken by the licensee to locate the missing fuel. The staff called the licensee on May

11, and discussed with them a request to document the actions they are taking and the

results of these actions. The requests discussed in this phone call are described in a

letter to Entergy dated May 21, 2004. By letter dated June 8, 2004, Entergy submitted

its response to the NRC’s request.

Current Status:
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On July 13, 2004, Entergy notified the NRC that the fuel rod segments had been located

in the spent fuel pool. The pieces had been stored in a unique aluminum cylinder which

was previously thought to be part of an existing in-pool structure. The staff is continuing

to review the petitioner’s request since the recovery of the missing fuel segments did not

fully resolve the petitioner’s concerns. The NRC’s inspection of the search for the fuel

pins is continuing. The results of this inspection, and completion of the licensee’s

actions, are needed for the staff to complete its review. 
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Facility: Sequoyah Fuels

Petitioner: Kelly Hunter Burch, State of Oklahoma and Julian

Fite, representing Cherokee Nation

Date of Petition: November 19, 2003

Director’s Decision to be Issued by: NMSS

EDO Number: G20030704

Proposed DD Issuance: 12/31/06

Final DD Issuance TBD

Last Contact with Petitioner: 03/02/04

Petition Manager: Myron Fliegel

Case Attorney: Antonio Fernandez

Issues/Actions requested:

That the NRC deny the request for an amendment to the materials license of Sequoyah

Fuels Corporation. The amendment seeks approval of a proposed ground water

corrective action plan and a proposed ground water monitoring plan.

Background:

This petition was originally submitted as a hearing request to the Atomic Safety and

Licensing Panel in response to a notice of a license amendment request by Sequoyah

Fuels. The petitioners each submitted a hearing request after the published deadline. 

Therefore, the ASLB dismissed the hearing requests and referred them to the Executive

Director for Operations under the provisions of 10 CFR 2.1205(i)(2) for appropriate

disposition under 10 CFR 2.206. Subsequently, the Cherokee Nation appealed the

ASLB’s decision to the Commission. 

The Commission reaffirmed the ASLB decision on January 15, 2004. The Petition

Review Board held a meeting with representatives of the two petitioners and the

licensee on January 28, 2004.

The staff issued acknowledgment letters to the petitioners on March 2, 2004. 

Current Status:

The staff anticipates that completion of the licensing action (review of the groundwater

monitoring and corrective action plans) will take approximately 2 years. During this time,

the staff will be working with the petitioners to understand their concerns and will

consider the petitioners’ issues while they evaluate the licensing action request. A

decision regarding the 2.206 petition will be made before the staff makes a final decision

on the license amendment request. Because of the time period anticipated to resolve

his petition, the staff has informed the petitioner that status updates will be provided as

necessary, but not necessarily be every 60 days as called for by NRC guidance.
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Facility: Radiac Research Corporation

Petitioner: Michael Gerrard, representing Neighbors Against

Garbage

Date of Petition: November 4, 2003, as supplemented on 

February 27, 2004

Director’s Decision to be Issued by: NMSS

EDO Number: G20030681

Proposed DD Issuance: 6/14/04

Final DD Issuance 8/27/04

Last Contact with Petitioner: 6/14/04

Petition Manager: Antonio Fernandez

Case Attorney:

Issues/Actions requested:

That the NRC close the Radiac Research Corporation because a threat to the common

defense and security exists at the facility that is not being considered by the local

licensing agency. The petitioner claims that this threat exists because the facility is

located in a major population center; security at the facility is poor; and an adjoining

hazardous waste storage facility is permitted to handle flammable liquids, reactives, and

oxidizers, and has inadequate fire prevention and suppression systems.

Background:

The staff held internal PRB meetings to address the question of immediate action and

has concluded that there is no need for immediate action. The petitioner was informed

of this decision. Due to scheduling difficulties, a meeting with the petitioner and

licensee was delayed to February 20, 2004. At this meeting, the petitioner and licensee

indicated that they would submit supplemental information that addresses the

applicability of their petition to the 2.206 criteria. On February 27, 2004, the licensee

submitted a letter requesting that the NRC dismiss the petition as not meeting the

criteria of 2.206. The petitioner also submitted a letter on February 27, 2004, that

addressed the question of whether the petition meets the criteria for a 2.206 petition. 

After considering the petition and supplemental letters, the staff accepted the petition for

review under 2.206.

On February 19, 2004, a separate letter was submitted to the NRC by Community Board

No. 1 of the City of New York with similar concerns regarding Radiac Research

Corporation. The staff issued a letter to the Community Board on March 30, 2004,

indicating that it will consider the board’s comments in its review of the application.

Representative Velacquez, in whose district Radiac is located, wrote a letter to

Chairman Diaz on December 10, 2003, citing concerns similar to those in the petition. 

Chairman Diaz replied by letter dated February 24, 2004, stating that the NRC would

consider his concerns as part of the review of the petition.

The staff sent a letter to the petitioners on April 27, 2004, stating that the petition meets

the criteria for review under 10 CFR 2.206.
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On June 14, 2004, the staff issued a proposed Director’s Decision to the petitioners. 

Current Status:

Comments on the proposed Decision were submitted by the petitioner on July 13, 2004.

The staff is preparing the final Director’s Decision.
Status of Potential Petitions Under Consideration

Facility: All operating nuclear power plants

Petitioner: David Lochbaum, Union of Concerned Scientists

Date of letter: May 14, 2004 (G20040350) and May 24, 2004

Responsible Office: NRR

PRB meeting: May 25, 2004

Issues/Actions requested:

That the Nuclear Regulatory Commission issue Confirmatory Orders to the licensees of

all operating nuclear power reactors for all regulatory commitments placed on dockets

between January 1, 2000, and June 30, 2004.

Status:

The petitioner supplemented his initial petition by letter dated May 24, 2004. The

Petition Review Board held a conference call with the petitioner on May 25, 2004. The

NRC determined that the request did not meet the criteria of 10 CFR 2.206 and

informed the petitioner of this decision on June 7, 2004. The reasons for this decision

will be documented in a letter to the petitioner which is scheduled to be issued in

August.

Facility: Turkey Point, Unit 3

Petitioner: Thomas Saparito

Date of letter: June 10, 2004 (G20040393)

Responsible Office: NRR

PRB meeting: June 24, 2004

Issues/Actions requested:

That the Nuclear Regulatory Commission order the shutdown of Turkey Point, Unit 3,

and reinstate all safety inspection requirements in Order EA-03-009 in its entirety.

Status:

The PRB held a conference call with the petitioner on June 24, 2004. During this call,

the petitioner provided additional information and indicated that he would supplement his

petition. 

The petitioner submitted a supplement on June 30, 2004. The Petition Review Board

met on July 13, 2004, to review the additional information and concluded that the

petition does not meet the criteria of 10 CFR 2.206. The petitioner was informed of this

on July 19, 2004.

Attachment 2
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Facility: Turkey Point, Unit 3

Petitioner: Thomas Saparito

Date of letter: July 1, 2004 (G20040393), supplemented July 4

Responsible Office: NRR

PRB meeting: July 13, 2004 and August 2, 2004

Issues/Actions requested:

That the NRC take immediate enforcement action against Florida Power and Light for

the alleged failure of licensee to adhere to the requirements of 10 CFR 50.7, Employee

Protection, which prohibits discrimination against employees for engaging in protected

activities. 

Status:

The Petition Review Board met on July 13, 2004, and determined that the letters raise

issues that have already been the subject of NRC staff review and a resolution has been

achieved. Therefore, the Petition Review Board proposed to reject the submittals for

review under 10 CFR 2.206. On August 2, 2004, the Petition Review Board held a

teleconference with the petitioner to provide an opportunity for the petitioner to provide

any new information or additional explanations. Following the teleconference, the PRB

reviewed the information provided and determined that no significant information was

provided. The PRB concluded that the issues raised by the petitioner are more properly

addressed through the allegation review process and will forward the information to the

Allegation Review Board. The petitioner will be notified of this decision.

Facility: Pilgrim

Petitioner: Mary Lampert

Date of letter: June 12, 2004 (G20040422)

Responsible Office: NRR

PRB meeting: July 1, 2004

Issues/Actions requested:

That the Nuclear Regulatory Commission require Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station to

cease operations during a strike of its workers if a strike occurs.

Resolution:

The petitioner was contacted on June 29, 2004, and accepted an opportunity to address

the PRB. This tele-conference was conducted on July 1, 2004. On July 15, 2004, a

new contract was signed by the Union, averting a strike. Therefore, no further action will

be taken on this petition. The staff is preparing a response to the petitioner

documenting this decision.
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Facility: Pilgrim

Petitioner: Mary Lampert

Date of letter: June 18, 2004 (G20040435)

Responsible Office: NRR

PRB meeting: July 1, 2004

Issues/Actions requested:

That the Nuclear Regulatory Commission require Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station to

cease operations over a sufficient period of time bracketing the July 4th National Holiday

and the Democratic National Convention.

Resolution:

The staff considered the immediate nature of the requests related to the July 4th holiday. 

The staff determined that there was no credible or specific threat to Pilgrim that

warranted an immediate shutdown. The staff informed the petitioner of this

determination on July 1. The staff also concluded that this petition does not meet the

criteria of 10 CFR 2.206 and is drafting a letter explaining this position.

Facility: Pilgrim

Petitioner: Mary Lampert, Pilgrim Watch and Sandra Gavutis, C-10

Education and Research Foundation

Date of letter: June 25, 2004 (G20040436)

Responsible Office: NRR

PRB meeting: July 1, 2004

Issues/Actions requested:

That the Nuclear Regulatory Commission require Pilgrim and Seabrook Nuclear Power

Stations to cease operations over a sufficient period of time bracketing the July 4th

National Holiday and the Democratic National Convention, place both reactors on the

highest alert status and increase security with a special focus on protecting spent fuel.

Resolution:

The staff considered the immediate nature of the requests related to the July 4th holiday. 

The staff determined that there was no credible or specific threat to either Pilgrim or

Seabrook that warranted their immediate shutdown or an increase in their security

posture. The staff informed the lead petitioner, Ms. Lampert, of this determination. The

Petition Review Board (PRB) determined that this petition was very similar to Ms.

Lampert’s petition submitted June 19, 2004 (G20040435) and recommended

consolidation. The staff concluded that this petition does not meet the criteria for review

under 2.206
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Facility: Pilgrim

Petitioner: Scott Strauss, Spiegel & McDiarmid for the Utility Workers Union

of America, Local 369

Date of letter: July 9, 2004 (G20040469)

Responsible Office: NRR

PRB meeting: July 13, 2004

Issues/Actions requested:

That the Nuclear Regulatory Commission require Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station to

shutdown in the event of a work stoppage and to maintain it in a shutdown condition

unless and until the members of Local 369 return to work at Pilgrim.

Resolution:

The Petition Review Board (PRB) determined that this petition was very similar to Ms.

Lampert’s petition submitted June 12, 2004 (G20040422) and recommended

consolidation. A new contract was signed on July 15, 2004, averting a strike. On July

16, 2004, the petitioner withdrew the petition. No further action will be taken on this

petition. 

Facility: Vermont Yankee

Petitioner: Michael Mulligan

Date of letter: June 17, 2004 (G20040418)

Responsible Office: NRR

PRB meeting: June 29, 2004

Issues/Actions requested:

That the Nuclear Regulatory Commission ask for the resignation of Entergy CEO or the

shutdown of all of Entergy’s nuclear power plants.

Status:

The Petition Review Board met internally and determined that this request is more

appropriately handled under the allegation process. The petitioner was contacted and

offered an opportunity to address the Board prior to its final determination. The

petitioner did not request to address the Board. A closure letter was issued on July 27,

2004.

Facility: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Petitioner: Kathryn Elizabeth Adams

Date of letter: June 28, 2004

Responsible Office: NRR

PRB meeting: July 13, 2004
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Issues/Actions requested:

That the Nuclear Regulatory Commission take immediate action to require the

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Research Reactor to cease operations

during the Democratic National Convention (DNC). The basis for the request relates to

safety concerns about the heightened threat of terrorism during the DNC.

Resolution:

Due to the immediacy of the DNC, the NRC’s Petition Review Board (PRB) viewed this

petition as a request for immediate action. The PRB reviewed the petition, and

determined that there was no need for immediate action to shutdown the MIT Research

Reactor because there is no specific intelligence or threat against the facility. The

petitioner was informed of this decision on July 13, 2004.

The PRB also concluded that the submittal does not meet the criteria for consideration

under 10 CFR 2.206. The petitioner raises issues that have already been the subject of

NRC staff review and evaluation for which a resolution has been achieved. In addition,

the petitioner has not provided any additional information that supports the assertion

that the MIT Research Reactor is specifically targeted for a terrorist action. It should be

noted that the licensee had previously determined to shut down the facility for the

duration of the DNC.

The NRC issued a letter to the petitioner on July 27, 2004, documenting these

conclusions.

Facility: Maine Yankee

Petitioner: Randall Speck, Special Counsel for the State of Maine

Date of Letter: November 15, 2002

Responsible Office: NMSS

PRB meeting: To be scheduled 

Issues/Actions requested:

That the NRC conduct a hearing on the efficacy of indefinite, long-term spent fuel

storage at Maine Yankee.

Status:

The petitioner has also requested a hearing, pursuant to 10 CFR 2.202, regarding the

October 16, 2002, safeguards order and interim compensatory measures. On

December 10, 2002, the staff sent a letter to the petitioner stating that a decision on the

acceptability of the 2.206 petition will be held in abeyance until the staff makes a

determination on the hearing request. This letter remains as a potential 2.206 petition

but the staff cannot consider whether it will be treated as a 2.206 petition until the

Licensing Board settles the issues before it. The State of Maine has advised the staff

that it will withdraw the petition and the staff is awaiting a letter of withdrawal.

 

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AGE STATISTICS FOR AGENCY 2.206 PETITIONS

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OFFICE

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NRR Indian Point 04/23/03 05/08/03 (1) 07/03/03

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10/31/03

01/09/04

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review 

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8/27/04 Due to scheduling 

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NRR Vermont Yankee 4/22/04 5/11/04 5/28/04

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1) Goal is to hold a PRB meeting, which the petitioner is invited to participate in, within 2 weeks of receipt o

often a delay of up two weeks from the date that the letter is issued until it is received by the reviewing o

2) Goal is to issue acknowledgment letter within 5 weeks of the date of incoming petition.3) Goal is to issue proposed DD within 120 days of the acknowledgment letter.4) Goal is to issue final DD within 45 days of the end of the comment period.