INFORMATION REPORT 

June 2, 2008 SECY-08-0076

For: The Commissioners 

From: Vonna L. Ordaz, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO 

Subject: WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING 

MAY 23, 2008 

Contents Enclosure

Nuclear Reactor Regulation A 

New Reactors B 

Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C 

Federal and State Materials and Environmental Management Programs D 

Nuclear Regulatory Research E 

Nuclear Security and Incident Response F* 

Administration G 

Information Services H 

Chief Financial Officer I* 

Human Resources J 

Small Business and Civil Rights K* 

Enforcement L* 

Public Affairs M 

International Programs N* 

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/ 

 

Vonna L. Ordaz 

Assistant for Operations, OEDO 

Contact: 

S. Bagley, OEDO 

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June 2, 2008 SECY-08-0076

For: The Commissioners 

From: Vonna L. Ordaz, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO 

Subject: WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING 

MAY 23, 2008 

Contents Enclosure

Nuclear Reactor Regulation A 

New Reactors B 

Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C 

Federal and State Materials and Environmental Management Programs D 

Nuclear Regulatory Research E 

Nuclear Security and Incident Response F* 

Administration G 

Information Services H 

Chief Financial Officer I* 

Human Resources J 

Small Business and Civil Rights K* 

Enforcement L* 

Public Affairs M 

International Programs N* 

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/ 

Vonna L. Ordaz 

Assistant for Operations, OEDO 

Contact: 

S. Bagley, OEDO 

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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING MAY 23, 2008

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

Headquarters and Regional Office activities. 

Contact: S. Bagley, OEDO by E-mail: shb@nrc.gov. 

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NRO * OPA 17 

NMSS 4 OIP * 

FSME 6 SECY 19 

RES * Region I 20 

NSIR 10 Region II 21 

ADM 11 Region III 22 

OIS 12 Region IV 23 

CFO * EDO * 

HR 16 OCA 24 

SBCR * 

*No input this week 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE A 

 Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation (NRR) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

Wolf Creek Generating Station (WCGS) Final Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact 

Statement

On May 8, 2008, the Division of License Renewal staff issued a Supplemental Environmental 

Impact Statement (SEIS) for the WCGS license renewal review. The SEIS represents the 

completion of the staff=s environmental review of the license renewal application submitted by 

Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation (WCNOC). The SEIS was filed with the United 

States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for issuance of the Notice of Availability of the 

final SEIS in the Federal Register. The comment period expires in 30-days. 

Performance Demonstration Initiative Meeting

During May 12 - 14, 2008, Division of Component Integrity (DCI) staff met with representatives of 

the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) - Performance Demonstration Initiative (PDI) to 

discuss the status of the EPRI-PDI program to implement the requirements of the American 

Society of Mechanical Engineers Code for ultrasonic testing (UT) qualifications. As noted in the 

April 28, 2008, Commission Briefing on reactor materials issues, UT examinations are a key 

aspect of degradation management. The Director of the DCI emphasized the importance of 

aggressively pursuing their efforts related to degradation management, inspection of dissimilar 

metal butt welds, and inspection of polyethylene pipe joints. 

Steam Generator Task Force Meeting

On May 14, 2008, DCI staff conducted a Category 2 public meeting with the industry’s Steam 

Generator Task Force to discuss various technical issues related to steam generator tube 

inspection and tube integrity activities under study by the industry. The issues discussed 

included industry activities associated with eddy current noise monitoring for tube inspections, 

steam generator divider plate integrity evaluation, handling of recent operating experience, and a 

possible proposal to revise technical specification requirements for tube inspections. The 

industry described schedules to provide several reports to the staff and plans to address several 

of the issues. 

Steam Generator Tube Inspection Amendments Meeting

On May 14, 2008, DCI staff conducted a Category 2 public meeting with Nuclear Energy Institute 

(NEI) and licensee representatives to discuss pre-submittal information related to a technical 

specification amendment to reduce inspection scope for steam generator tubes in the tubesheet 

region for some steam generators. This meeting featured a discussion by the industry on their 

activities to address a list of staff questions related to their proposed technical approach. In 

addition, the staff was provided with an update on activities by an industry expert panel to 

address the staff’s concerns. The staff expects additional meetings and interactions with the 

industry and the expert panel during the summer. 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE A 

Crystal River Unit 3 - Planned Extended Power Uprate (EPU)

On May 19, 2008, the staff met with representatives of Progress Energy Florida and its 

contractor, AREVA, to discuss a planned submittal for an EPU application for Crystal River, Unit 

3, currently scheduled for the third quarter of 2009. During the meeting, participants discussed 

the EPU and its integration with other major licensing actions/activities. Progress Energy is 

planning to implement the EPU during the 2011 refueling outage, which would raise its rated 

thermal power from 2069 MWt to 3014 MWt (~15.5%). Additional pre-application meetings on 

the EPU environmental report plan and technical discussions of the some of the EPU related 

licensing activities (e.g., core flood line break and secondary depressurization) are planned to be 

held in July 2008. Discussions on steam generator replacement and its impact on the EPU will 

be discussed in a separate meeting in August 2008. 

Work Hour Rule Workshop

During May 19-20, 2008, the Division of Inspection and Regional Support (DIRS) and the Office 

of New Reactors staff participated in a NEI sponsored Work Hour Rule Workshop to discuss the 

recently published rule, 10 CFR Part 26, Subpart I, “Managing Fatigue.” The staff provided 

guidance and clarification for licensees on the implementation of the requirements in the new 

addition to the rule. Meeting topics discussed included: NEI 06-11, "Managing Personnel 

Fatigue at Nuclear Power Reactor Sites," scheduling, training, managing hours, fatigue 

assessments, the waiver process, management systems, and planning for implementation. The 

staff gained insights on the challenges in implementing the rule, and additional issues were 

identified for clarification in the next revision of NEI 06-11. 

Operator Licensing Biennial Review

During May 19-22, 2008, DIRS management and staff conducted a review of the administration 

of the operator licensing functions in the Region II office. DIRS conducts these biennial reviews 

to evaluate Regional consistency in implementing 10 CFR 55, the Examination Standards 

(NUREG-1021), and other associated policy guidance. 

Region IV Counterpart Meeting

On May 22, 2008, the DIRS staff gave a presentation at the Region-IV Counterpart Meeting 

providing information on the Nuclear Reactor Regulation Operating Experience Program (OpE). 

The presentation, "A Day in the Life of OpE" includes a discussion of: OpE Activities; Technical 

Focus Areas; OpE Products; the OpE Smart Sample Program; performing OpE Searches; 

Quarterly OpE Summary reports, and OpE points of contact for assistance. This discussion 

provided a better understanding of the role of OpE in regional activities. 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE B 

 Office of New Reactors (NRO) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

Detroit Edison’s Reactor Technology Selection for the Fermi Combined License Application 

(COLA)

By letter dated May 16, 2008, Detroit Edison informed the NRC that there is no longer a need to 

withhold the reactor technology selection of the General Electric Hitachi Economic Simplified 

Boiling Water Reactor for the Fermi COLA. Currently, as indicated in Detroit Edison’s letter 

dated November 12, 2007, the applicant is expected to submit the Fermi COLA in October 2008. 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE C 

 Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

Meeting with the Tribal Council of the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe

On May 15, 2008, NRC staff met with the Tribal Council of the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe in 

Death Valley, California. Staff listened to the Tribe’s concerns, questions and information needs 

with regard to Tribal participation in NRC’s hearing process for deciding whether or not to 

authorize the proposed repository at Yucca Mountain. Staff discussed, in detail, the nature and 

scheduling of NRC’s licensing and hearing process, and provided information on the steps 

necessary to certify compliance with NRC’s requirements for the Licensing Support Network. 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE D 

 Office of Federal and State Materials and Environmental Management Programs (FSME) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

Phase 1 Decommissioning Plan for West Valley Demonstration Project Public Meeting

On May 19, 2008, NRC staff from the Office of Federal and State Materials and Environmental 

Management Programs (FSME), the Office of the General Council (OGC) and Region I met with 

the United States Department of Energy (DOE) to discuss the scope and content of DOE’s 

Phase 1 Decommissioning Plan for the West Valley Demonstration Project. The public was 

invited to observe this meeting and had an opportunity to communicate with NRC staff before 

the meeting was adjourned. 

40th Annual Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors Meeting

During May 19-22, 2008, Commissioner Peter B. Lyons, and Commissioner Kristine L. Svinicki 

were joined by NRC staff from FSME, the OGC, the Office of Nuclear Security and Incident 

Response (NSIR), Region I, Region III, and Region IV at the 40th Annual Conference of 

Radiation Control Program Directors meeting which was held in Greensboro, North Carolina. 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE E 

 Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research (RES) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

Publication of Draft Regulatory Guide 3033 (DG-3033) “Standard Format and Content of Safety 

Analysis Reports for Uranium Enrichment Facilities” 

On May 21, 2008, the subject draft regulatory guide was issued. The draft guide endorses the 

standard format and content for safety analysis reports and integrated safety analysis 

summaries described in the current revision of NUREG-1520, “Standard Review Plan for the 

Review of a License Application for a Fuel Cycle Facility”, as a process that the NRC staff finds 

acceptable for meeting regulatory requirements. DG-3033 is available on the NRC Web site at 

http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/reg-guides/fuels-materials/draft-index.html. 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE G 

 Office of Administration (ADM) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

Peter G. Crane; Denial of Petition for Rulemaking (PRM-35-18)

On May 21, 2008, the NRC published a document (73 FR 29445) in the Federal Register that 

denied a petition for rulemaking (PRM-35-18) submitted by Peter G. Crane requesting that the 

NRC amend the regulations that govern medical use of byproduct material and the release of 

individuals who have been treated with radiopharmaceuticals. The petitioner requested that the 

“patient release rule” be partially revoked insofar as it allows patients to be released from 

radioactive isolation with more than the equivalent of 30 millicuries of radioactive iodine I-131 in 

their bodies. The NRC has denied the petition because it has determined that the issues raised 

in the petition do not justify a rule change. 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE H 

 Office of Information Services (OIS) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

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

of May 16, 2008 through May 22, 2008: 

Medical use licenses for States of Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming, 

active FOIA/PA-2008-0226 

Chrin Landfill, Industrial Lane, Williams Township, LeHigh County, 

Pennsylvania, all records relating to the site from 1970 to present FOIA/PA_2008-0227 

Heritage Minerals, Route 70, Mile Marker 41, Manchester Township, 

Ocean County, NJ 08733, correspondence, reports, analysis FOIA/PA-2008-0228 

FOIA/PA-2008-0220, “Deputation of OI staff, all communications 

between NRC and the United States Marshals Service, 1-1-07 through 

5-7-08," incoming request and response(s) FOIA/PA-2008-0229 

Medical use radioactive material licenses issued for the State of 

Virginia, active FOIA/PA-2008-0230 

RFQ No. ASL-04-315/04-232, awarded bid and other bids submitted FOIA/PA-2008-0231 

OI Report 4-2008-008 FOIA/PA-2008-0232 

Investigation results on Travel and Lodging Expenses Program, 

December 2006, on named individual FOIA/PA-2008-0233 

Safety evaluation supporting operation of GE test reactor (8204190167 

in PDR illegible) FOIA/PA-2008-0234 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE J 

 Office of Human Resources (HR) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

Arrivals 

ANZALONE, REED STUDENT ENGINEER NRR 

BARNHURST, DANIEL HYDROLOGIST NRO 

BARR, EDWARD STUDENT INVESTIGATIONS 

SPECIALIST 

ADM 

BARRY, TERRENCE SECURITY SPECIALIST NSIR 

BARTHOLOMEW, AARON STUDENT ENGINEER R-IV 

BIRLA, SUSHIL SR. TECH ADVISOR FOR DIGITAL IandC RES 

BOTWIN, HARRISON STUDENT ENGINEER NRO 

BRADY, DENIS SECURITY SPECIALIST NSIR 

CHAMBERS, ALEX STUDENT ENGINEER R-IV 

CHAZELL, RUSSELL STUDENT ENGINEER NRO 

COLLINS, TRAVIS STUDENT ENGINEER RES 

CONLEY, CASEY STUDENT ENGINEER R-IV 

COOPER, DOMINIQUE STUDENT ENGINEER NMSS 

CRAIG, SETH STUDENT ENGINEER R-II 

CRUZ PEREZ, LUIS STUDENT ENGINEER NMSS 

DAVIS, DESIREE STUDENT CLERK ACRS 

DEAN, DANIEL LEAD VISUAL INFORMATION 

SPECIALIST 

ADM 

FYNAN, DOUGLAS STUDENT ENGINEER RES 

GIEBEL, STEPHEN HEALTH PHYSICIST FSME 

GILLEY, DEBBIE ACMUI MEMBER (CONSULTANT) FSME 

GOSS, ERIC STUDENT VISUAL INFO SPEC (CO-OP) ADM 

GUZMAN, JESSICA STUDENT ENGINEER R-IV 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE J 

HATHORN, JAMES STUDENT ENGINEER R-II 

HUANG, JASON GENERAL ENGINEER (NSPDP) NRO 

JENKINS, KEVIN STUDENT FINANCIAL ANALYST 

CO-OP) 

CFO 

JURIS,KRISTA STUDENT INFO. SECURITY SPECIALIST ADM 

KILLIAN, MATTHEW STUDENT ENGINEER RES 

KUL, STEPHANIE STUDENT LAW CLERK OGC 

KUNTZ, NATHAN STUDENT ENGINEER NMSS 

LANGE, WALTER EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 

SPECIALIST 

NSIR 

LEE, MICHAEL MANAGEMENT ANALYST TRAINEE 

(CO-OP) 

NRR 

LIN, BRUCE MECHANICAL ENGINEER RES 

LIPKA, TIMOTHY STUDENT ENGINEER CA 

LOULA, MATTHEW STUDENT ENGINEER R-IV 

LYNCH, STEVEN STUDENT ENGINEER FSME 

MORGAN, THOMAS STUDENT ENGINEER NRR 

NGUYEN, CAROLINE PROGRAM SPECIALIST NRR 

OLSON, PETER STUDENT SCIENTIST RES 

PAULSEN, ALICE STUDENT ENGINEER NRR 

POWERS, ROSS STUDENT ENGINEER NSIR 

PURDIE, MICHAEL STUDENT ENGINEER NRO 

RICHARDSON, ANTWAUN STUDENT ENGINEER NSIR 

RIVERA-CAPELLA, GRETCHEN GENERAL SCIENTIST FSME 

RUSSO, GENEVIEVE STUDENT ENGINEER NRO 

SAHAY, PREM ELECTRICAL ENGINEER NRR 

SCARBEARY, APRIL REACTOR ENGINEER (NSPDP) R-III 

SCHLAPPER, GERALD HIGH LEVEL WASTE INSPECTOR R-IV 

SENIOR REACTOR SYSTEMS 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE J 

SCHMIDT, JEFFREY ENGINEER NRO 

SCHROER, SUZANNE STUDENT ENGINEER NRO 

SHYU, EUGENIA IT SPECIALIST (SYSANALYSIS) OIS 

SKAGGS RYAN, TERESA STUDENT ENGINEER R-IV 

SOMERVILLE, GLENDA PROGRAM ANALYST CFO 

SPENCER, HOWARD TECHNICAL WRITER-EDITOR ADM 

THOMAS, KYLE STUDENT FINANCIAL MGMT 

SPECIALIST 

ACRS 

THOMPSON, ANNA CONTRACT SPECIALIST (CO-OP) ADM 

TOKUHIRO, AKIRA NUCLEAR ENGINEER (SUMMER 

FACULTY) 

RES 

Retirements 

None 

 

Departures 

BOUGHAN, PATRICK STUDENT ENGINEER COOP NRR 

HARRIS, TIMOTHY SR. TELECOMMUNICATIONS 

SPECIALIST 

IS 

O'MEARA, KYLE STUDENT TRAINEE (IT SPEC) IS 

SMITH, HEIDI HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST HR 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE M 

 Office of Public Affairs (OPA) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

OPA Received Significant Media Inquiries on the Following:

Cyber security. 

Westinghouse fuel facility in Columbia, South Carolina, declared an alert after a city water line 

coming into the plant site ruptured. 

Event reports recently released to the public for: Nuclear Fuel Service (NFS), Erwin, Tenn., and 

BWX Technologies, Lynchburg, Virginia; as well as NFS safety-culture assessment report 

submission. 

United States low-level radioactive waste imports and exports. 

Possible strike at Pilgrim power plant, Plymouth, Massachusetts, and the NRC’s role. 

ASLB conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, on formats for contentions to be filed in the Yucca 

Mountain licensing hearings. 

Other Public Affairs Items;

Chairman Klein visited Turkey Point power plant near Miami, Florida, where he spoke to 

numerous reporters. 

Chairman Klein spoke at the International Conference of Nuclear Engineering in Orlando, 

Florida, and following the conference, he addressed questions from the attending media on 

domestic and local topics. OPA also facilitated a longer interview with the St. Petersburg Times. 

 

OPA regional staff assisted in numerous end-of-cycle meetings. 

Press Releases

Headquarters:

08-091 NRC Releases Event Reports for Nuclear Fuel Services and BWXT Facilities 

for 2004 – 2007 (5/12) 

08-092 NRC Invites Comment on Advanced Reactor Design Policy (5/12) 

08-093 License Renewal Application for Prairie Island Nuclear Plant Available for 

Public Inspection (5/13) 

08-094 NRC Approves Power Uprate for Hope Creek Nuclear Plant (5/14) 

08-095 NRC Meeting June 5 in Crystal River, Fla., to Discuss Review Process for 

Expected New Reactor Application (5/16) 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE M 

08-096 NRC Finds No Significant Environmental Impacts from Extended Operation of 

Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant (5/16) 

08-097 NRC Issues New Guidance on Release of Thyroid Patients Administered 

Radioactive Iodine (5/16) 

Regions:

I-08-032 NRC to Discuss Inspection of Company’s Assessment of Groundwater 

Contamination at Indian Point Plant on May 20 (5/13) 

I-08-033 05/14/2008 NRC Seeks Input on Draft Environmental Report for 

Susquehanna 

Nuclear Plant License Renewal Application; Meetings on May 28 (5/14) 

I-08-034 New NRC Senior Resident Inspector Assigned to Hope Creek Nuclear Plant 

(5/15) 

II-08-029 NRC to Discuss 2007 Performance of Farley Nuclear Plant (5/13) 

II-08-030 NRC to Discuss Apparent Violations at Global Nuclear Fuels (5/13) 

II-08-031 NRC to Discuss 2007 Performance of Harris Nuclear Plant May 20 (5/13) 

II-08-032 NRC Issues Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Vogtle Nuclear Plant 

License Renewal; Public Meeting June 3 (5/15) 

II-08-033 NRC to Discuss an Apparent Violation by Areva in Lynchburg, Va. (5/16) 

III-08-020 NRC to Discuss Apparent Violations at American Radiolabeled Chemicals 

(5/15) 

III-08-021 NRC Proposed $3,250 Fine Against Michigan Hospital for Failure to Properly 

Secure Radioactive Material (5/13) 

IV-08-018 NRC to Discuss 2007 Performance Assessment for Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant 

(5/13) 

IV-08-019 NRC to Discuss 2007 Performance Assessment for Callaway Nuclear Plant 

(5/16) 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE O 

 Office of the Secretary (SECY) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

Document Released 

to Public 

Date Subject 

Decision Documents

1. SRM-SECY-08-0024 5/19/08 Delegation of Commission Authority to Staff 

to Approve or Deny Emergency Plan 

Changes that Represent a Decrease in 

Effectiveness 

 Commission Voting 

 Record on SECY-08- 

 0024 

5/19/08 (same) 

Information Papers

1. SECY-08-0069 5/16/08 Weekly Information Report – Week Ending 

May 9, 2008 

Commission Correspondence

1. Letter to Congress, dated May 16, 2008, responds to letter concerning the waste 

confidence in preparation for oversight hearing planned for May 15, 2008. 

2. Letter to Congress, dated May 15, 2008, provides the “Report to Congress on 

Abnormal Occurrences: FY 2007” (NUREG-0090, Vol. 30). 

3. Letter to Congress, dated May 15, 2008, responds to concerns regarding 

Independent Safety Assessment of Vermont Yankee. 

Federal Register Notices Issued

1. Report to Congress on Abnormal Occurrences, Fiscal Year 2007, Dissemination of 

Information. 

2. Natural Resources Defense Council; Receipt of Petition for Rulemaking, 10 CFR Part 50, 

Docket No. PRM-50-90, NRC-2008-0279, [NRC-2008-0279]. 

3. Notice of Opportunity for Hearing, Crow Butte Resources, Inc., Crawford, Nebraska, In 

Situ Leach Recovery Facility, and Order Imposing Procedures for Access to Sensitive 

Unclassified Non-Safeguards Information (SUNSI) for Contention Preparation.
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE P 

Region II (RII) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

Reactor Oversight Process (ROP) Annual Assessment Meeting

On May 22, 2008, the Regional Office held the Annual Assessment meeting for Farley 

Nuclear power plant. The meeting was held near the nuclear plant and was open to the 

public. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the NRC ROP at the site. 
May 23, 2008 ENCLOSURE P 

 Region IV (RIV) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

Meeting with Omaha Public Power District (OPPD)

On May 22, Region IV conducted a public meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, with representatives of 

OPPD to discuss the most recent annual assessment results for Fort Calhoun Station. As part 

of this meeting, the NRC staff discussed the results of the recent supplemental inspection and 

the licensee described actions that they are taking to improve performance at Fort Calhoun 

Station. 
May 23, 2008 

 Office of Congressional Affairs (OCA) 

 Items of Interest 

 Week Ending May 23, 2008 

CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS SCHEDULE, NO. 17 

OCA Contact Date and 

Place Time Committee Subject Witn

Decker 05/20/08 

2123 RHOB 

10:00 House Committee on Energy 

and Commerce, 

Subcommittee on Energy and 

Air Quality 

(Representatives Boucher / 

Upton) 

Importing Low Level 

Waste 

• Margie Doane, N

• Kent Bradford, U

Board 

• Steve Creamer,

• Gene Aloise, GA

Kron 05/20/08 

2247 RHOB 

2:00 House Committee on 

Oversight and Government 

Reform, 

Subcommittee on Federal 

Workforce, Postal Service, 

and the District of Columbia 

(Representative Davis / 

Marchant) 

Part-time Reemployment 

of Federal annuitants 

• TBD 

Decker 05/21/08 

311 CHOB 

2:00 House Homeland Security 

Committee, Subcommittee on 

Emerging Threats, 

Cybersecurity, and Science 

and Technology

(Representatives Langevin / 

McCaul) 

Implications of Cyber 

Vulnerabilities on the 

Resiliency and Security 

of the Electric Grid

• Joseph Kelliher,

Energy Regu

• Richard Sergel, 

Electric Relia

• Greg Wilshusen

Security Issue

Accountability

• Bill McCollum, C

Officer, Tenn

Powell TBD TBA House Energy and Commerce 

Subcommittee on Oversight 

and Investigations 

Inattentive Guards at 

Peach Bottom and other 

Security Related Topics 

• TBD 
May 23, 2008 

(Representatives Stupak / 

Whitfield) 

Shane/Dacus 07/16/08 

406 DSOB 

10:00 Senate Environment and 

Public Works Committee 

Subcommittee on Clean Air 

and Nuclear Safety 

(Senators Carper / Voinovich) 

New Reactors and 

License Renewal 

• NRC Commissio

• Others TBD