INFORMATION REPORT

October 18, 2004 SECY-04-0188

For: The Commissioners

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

Subject: SECY-04-0188 WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK 

ENDING OCTOBER 8, 2004

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 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
October 18, 2004 SECY-04-0188

For: The Commissioners

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

Subject: SECY-04-0188 WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK 

ENDING OCTOBER 8, 2004

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 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 OCTOBER 8, 2004

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

Headquarters and Regional Office activities. 

Contact: T. Kim, OEDO by E-mail: TJK3@nrc.gov. 

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NMSS 4 OPA 18

RES 8 OIP *

NSIR 9 SECY 19

OGC * Region I 20

ADM 10 Region II 21

CIO 11 Region III *

CFO * Region IV *

HR 12 OEDO *

SBCR * OCA *

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*No input this week
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE A

Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation

Items of Interest

Week Ending October 8, 2004

Farley - Public Meetings on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for License Renewal

On September 30, 2004, the staff conducted two public meetings related to the license renewal

application for Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Plant, Units 1 and 2 (Farley). The purpose of the

meetings was to solicit comments from the public on the draft supplemental environmental

impact statement (SEIS) issued on August 6, 2004. The draft SEIS is a plant-specific

supplement to NUREG-1437, "Generic Environmental Impact Statement for License Renewal of

Nuclear Power Plants." Approximately 40 people attended the meetings, including

representatives of the State and local governments, the licensee, news media, and members of

the public. The public comment period ends on November 5, 2004.

In addition, in an effort to improve communication and increase interaction with members of the

public, the NRC staff hosted an informal “open house” for one hour prior to each meeting and

encouraged the public to submit meeting feedback forms. The NRC staff set up displays,

provided informational brochures and met with members of the public to answer questions

about the proposed renewal of the Farley operating licenses.

Advanced CANDU Reactor (ACR-700)

By letter dated, October 1, 2004, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) Technologies, Inc.,

informed the NRC that the ACR-700 design certification application will be postponed from the

current target date of March 2005. The schedule change was attributed to a delay in receipt of

the Department of Energy (DOE) response to Dominion Energy’s proposal for the North Anna

Combined License Project. AECL Technologies explained that once DOE’s position is known,

the ACR-700 project schedule will be reviewed and a new submittal date for the application will

be determined. AECL Technologies requested continued NRC engagement in the preapplication process during the proposed transition phase and stated they remain committed to

proceeding with the ACR-700 design certification process.

D.C. Cook - Issuance of Draft Safety Evaluation Report (DSER) for Improved Standard

Technical Specifications (ISTS) Conversion

On October 1, 2004, NRR staff issued the subject DSER for the conversion of D.C. Cook

technical specifications (TS) from the current custom plant TS to ISTS. Issuance of this DSER

represents a significant milestone in the pilot program for the accelerated review process of

ISTS conversions, in that the DSER was issued in about six months from the date of the

application (April 6, 2004). In the past, ISTS conversions typically took between 10-12 months

from the receipt of application to issuance of DSER. 

Meeting with Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) on License Renewal Program

On October 4, 2004, NRR staff met with representatives from the NEI’s License Renewal Task

Force to discuss the staff’s assessment of the NRC’s resource expenditures related to the

review of Robinson, Ginna, and Summer license renewal applications (LRAs). In addition to the
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE A

representatives from the industry, media, and other stakeholders, thirty five students pursuing

government studies from American University, Washington, DC, accompanied by their

professor, were also in attendance to observe this meeting in order to get a perspective on how

a government agency conducts its business. 

The staff held this meeting to share with the industry the results of staff’s assessment of

resources expended on Robinson, Ginna and Summer LRA reviews. The staff concluded from

this assessment that the efficiency of the license renewal review is highly dependent on the

level of standardization and complexity of the LRA. Furthermore, utilization of new staff

reviewers and contractors which was necessary to support multiple and concurrent reviews also

had impact on the resources expended. The staff indicated that continuous communication

between the NRC and the industry is critical to the success of the license renewal program from

both NRC’s and industry’s perspectives, and encouraged the industry to provide feedback on

how the license renewal process may be further enhanced. NEI agreed that it will gather input

from the industry to discuss with the staff during the next scheduled meeting on October 27,

2004.

Issuance of Draft Regulatory Guide (DG) - 1139 “Risk-Informed, Performance-Based Fire

Protection for Existing Light-Water Nuclear Power Plants

On October 7, 2004, the subject draft regulatory guide was published in the Federal Register

(69 FR 60192) for a 60 day public comment period. This regulatory guide provides guidance

for use in complying with the requirements of Title 10, Section 50.48(c), of the Code of Federal

Regulations and the referenced 2001 Edition of the National Fire Protection Association

standard, NFPA 805, “Performance-Based Standard for Fire Protection for Light-Water Reactor

Electric Generating Stations.”

Issuance of Draft Generic Letter (GL) “Steam Generator Tube Integrity and Associated

Technical Specifications”

On October 7, 2004, the subject draft GL was published in the Federal Register (69 FR 60193)

for a 60 day public comment period. The NRC is proposing to issue this GL to request that

addressees submit a description of their program for ensuring steam generator (SG) tube

integrity for the interval between inspections and the methodology used to assess the effects of

non-pressure-related loads such as bending on SG tube integrity. The proposed GL also

requests addressees to provide a safety assessment demonstrating that the SG tubes will have

adequate structural integrity (with appropriate regulatory margins) at the time of their next SG

tube inspection, taking into account the effects of non-pressure-related loads.
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE B

Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards

Items of Interest

Week Ending October 8, 2004

Intergovernmental Meeting on West Valley Decommissioning

On September 30, 2004, NRC staff participated in a meeting with representatives of the

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Department of Energy (DOE), the New York

State’s Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), the Department of

Environmental Conservation, and the Department of Health. The purpose of this meeting was

to work together on the timely identification and resolution of issues for decommissioning the

West Valley site. The parties agreed that the primary vehicle for addressing these issues is the

West Valley Decommissioning Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS). Topics of discussion

included: the status of the DEIS; ongoing and planned work on the decontamination and

decommissioning of facilities; shipment of waste offsite; disposition of high-level waste (HLW)

tanks; and the integration of various agency requirements for decommissioning this site. In

addition, EPA proposed a DEIS alternative that would include two sub-options: (1) an HLW tank

removal demonstration project; and (2) in-place HLW tank closure. DOE and NYSERDA plan

to schedule a DEIS alternatives workshop in the next couple of months. Cooperating agencies

agreed to participate in this workshop to determine the set of alternatives to be evaluated in the

DEIS. In this meeting, DOE also stated its intent to submit a decommissioning plan to NRC in

the same time frame as the DEIS.

Meeting with DOE and the State of Washington Regarding the Hanford Site

On September 28, 2004, staff from the Division of Waste Management and Environmental

Protection met with representatives from the DOE’s Office of River Protection and the

Washington State Department of Ecology to discuss an upcoming NRC review of DOE’s tankwaste-retrieval actions at the Hanford site. Topics of discussion included: an overview of

single-shell tank-waste-retrieval actions; the regulatory framework at the site; and the status of

the performance assessment for the tanks. DOE plans to transmit technical documents so that

NRC can begin its review in October 2004.
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE C

Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research

Items of Interest

Week Ending October 8, 2004

International Topical Meeting and IAEA Workshop on High Temperature Reactor Technology

On September 22-24, 2004, and September 27-30, 2004, respectively, a staff member from the

Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research (RES) participated in the 2nd International Topical

Meeting on High Temperature Reactor Technology and the International Atomic Energy Agency

(IAEA) Interregional Workshop on Safety Demonstration and Market Potential for High

Temperature Gas Cooled Reactors (HTGRs) in Beijing, China. Discussions included current

HTGR designs, licensing, market applications, and core and power conversion system design

options. Following the workshop, a safety demonstration test of the HTR-10 located at the

Institute for Nuclear Energy and Technology was observed. Information highlights included

China’s announcement to place their first commercial module of a pebble bed power reactor

plant into operation by 2010 with the option to construct, and place into operation, 20 additional

modules soon thereafter. South Korea announced its decision to spend more than $1.2 billion

over the next 10 years in developing an HTGR of their own design for both electrical power and

hydrogen generation. PBMR Pty., discussed their plans to build the first commercial pebble

bed modular reactor in the Republic of South Africa for operation beginning in 2010. 

Publication of NUREG/BR-0058, Rev. 4, “Regulatory Analysis Guidelines of the U.S. Nuclear

Regulatory Commission”

NUREG/BR-0058, Rev. 4, was published in September 2004. This document sets forth the

Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s (NRC’s) policies as they relate to the development of

regulatory analyses. The NRC performs these analyses as part of its decisionmaking process

for a broad array of regulatory initiatives. This revision incorporates a new Commission policy

concerning the treatment of individual requirements in regulatory analyses. This policy

addresses concerns that bundling requirements into a single action could mask an individual

requirement that is either unnecessary or unjustified. This revision of the Guidelines also

includes changes to reflect the latest regulatory analysis guidance from the Office of

Management and Budget. In addition, it discusses the NRC’s treatment of uncertainty, in order

to conform to the agency’s Information Quality Guidelines. 

IAEA Technical Meeting for On-Line Monitoring Technologies

On September 27-29, 2004, RES staff attended the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

Technical Meeting entitled, “Increasing Instrument Calibration Interval through On-Line

Monitoring (OLM)Technologies.” The presentations offered a variety of perspectives on the

OLM technologies, including regulatory, operational/user, and academic perspectives. Several

power plant operators have been using OLM and have realized cost benefits and reductions in

radiation exposure to maintenance personnel.

Following the IAEA technical meeting, the staff attended an Advisory Group meeting on

September 30-October 1, 2004, to continue development of the IAEA technical document

entitled, “On-Line Calibration Monitoring of Process Instruments in Nuclear Power Plants.”

NRC will continue to participate in this program as part of a coordinated effort among the
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE C

various international regulatory authorities, reflecting a world-wide interest in OLM as a viable

alternative to traditional calibration methods and the potential impact such technologies may

have on reactor safety.

Meeting of the Proactive Materials Degradation Assessment (PMDA) Expert Panel

On September 27-30, 2004, RES staff and contractors from Brookhaven National Laboratory

held the second meeting with the Proactive Materials Degradation Assessment (PMDA)

Phenomena Identification and Ranking Table (PIRT) Expert Panel. The purpose of the PMDA

PIRT is to identify locations and components in light water reactors that could be susceptible to

future materials degradation and provide a basis for the development of proactive regulatory

and industry actions to avoid, mitigate, and/or manage potential future degradation of reactor

components. The Expert Panel refined and finalized the methodology for examining individual

system components and assigning values of susceptibility for various degradation mechanisms,

confidence in the susceptibility calls, and knowledge level of the degradation mechanisms. 

Staff from the NRC Technical Training Center provided valuable assistance to the Expert Panel

by presenting detailed system and operational history information. The final report for all

pressurized water reactor components examined will be available in June 2005, and the final

report for the boiling water reactor systems examined will be completed in December 2005. 

Results from this activity will be used to guide research and regulatory actions to address

proactive assessment and management of materials degradation in operating reactors.
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE D

Nuclear Security and Incident Response

Items of Interest

Week Ending October 8, 2004

Preliminary Notifications

1. PNO-III-04-012, Premcor Refining Group - RADIATION EXPOSURE TO CONTRACT

WORKERS.

2. PNO-IV-04-027, Entergy Operations, Inc., - SHUTDOWN GREATER THAN 72 HOURS.

3. PNO-IV-04-028, Mountain View Hospital - MEDICAL EVENT.
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE F

Office of Administration 

Items of Interest 

Week Ending October 8, 2004

Industry Codes and Standards: Amended Requirements (AH24 - Part 50)

On October 1, 2004, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission published a final rule in the Federal

Register (69 FR 56804) that incorporates by reference the 2001 Edition and 2002 and 2003

Addenda of applicable portions of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Boiler and

Pressure Vessel Code and the Code for Operation and Maintenance of Nuclear Power Plants. 

The final rule approves the latest editions and addenda for use with certain specified limitations

and modifications. The final rule becomes effective November 1, 2004.

Criminal History Check: Assessment of Application Fee (AH53 - Part 73)

On October 1, 2004, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission published a final rule in the Federal

Register (69 FR 58820) that amended its regulations to reflect an administrative change in the

method of calculating the Agency’s application fee for criminal history checks requested by

licensees. The amendment establishes the fee amount as the sum of the user fee charged by

the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the NRC handling charge. The amendment ensures

the full recovery of NRC’s administrative costs related to fingerprint record processing. The

final rule became effective October 1, 2004.

Contract Awards

On September 30, 2004, a competitive fixed-price requirements contract No. NRC-38-04-377

was awarded to Conger & Elsea, Inc. as a small business set-aside. The contractor is to

provide Root Cause/Incident Investigation Team Training. The estimated cost is $2,820,751 for

a five year period of performance, inclusive of four one-year options.

On September 30, 2004, a competitive fixed-price requirements delivery order number DR-33-

04-328 was awarded to Prosight, Inc., a small disadvantaged business, under the General

Services Administration Federal Supply Schedule. The contractor is to provide the software

and professional services necessary to install and implement a Portfolio Management System. 

The estimated cost is $885,139 for a five year period of performance, inclusive of four one-year

options.

On September 30, 2004, a competitive delivery order was awarded to CACI AB, Inc., under the

General Services Administration Federal Supply Schedule. The contractor is to provide

infrastructure development and organizational effectiveness support to the Office of Nuclear

Security and Incident Response. The estimated cost is $234,720 for a two year period of

performance. 
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE G

Chief Information Officer

Items of Interest

Week Ending October 8, 2004

Briefing for Government Accountability Office (GAO) Staff on Best Practices in Records

Management

On October 5, 2004, Office of Chief Information Officer (OCIO) staff met with GAO

representatives to discuss the implementation of Agencywide Document Access and

Management System (ADAMS) as an enterprise-wide electronic records management system. 

GAO is working on a project that involves best practices in industry and the Federal

Government for managing records. Based on the information gathered, GAO will issue a Best

Practices Guide for use by the entire Federal Government. GAO representatives indicated that

ADAMS is an example of the Federal Government’s best practices in records management. 

Freedom of Information Act and Privacy Act Requests Received During the Period of

October 1 through October 7, 2004:

Duke Power’s warning-siren tests for McGuire & Catawba for 10-1-03

thru 9-30-04

FOIA/PA-2005-0001

Contract NRC-2600307, original awarded contract & all modifications FOIA/PA-2005-0002

All documents to & from named individual and NRR, re: Browns

Ferry, 3-22-75 fire, operator manual actions that were analyzed in the

development of 10 CFR 50 Appendix R III.G.2

FOIA/PA-2005-0003

Government purchase cardholders FOIA/PA-2005-0004

“Q” security clearance upgrade performed in 2004, all records on

named individual

FOIA/PA-2005-0005

W. R. Grace, all communications between DOE, DOD, re: all draft &

executed agreements, violations, enforcements

FOIA/PA-2005-0006

Envirocare of Utah, all records re: contracts between DOE, DOD, re:

violations, enforcements

FOIA/PA-2005-0007

Partnership for Public Service & the Institute for the Study of Public

Policy Implementation’s study “The Best Places to Work in the

Federal Government”

FOIA/PA-2005-0008

Wolf Creek Technical Specification Amendment No. 142, 9-27-01 FOIA/PA-2005-0009

Reduction Pilot Plant, Huntington, WV, employment records, 1951-

54, for named individual

FOIA/PA-2005-0010
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE I

Office of Human Resources

Items of Interest

Week Ending October 8, 2004

Retirement

Charles Marschall Branch Chief R-IV

Departures

Louis Allenbach Consultant NRR

Manuel Cerquiera Consultant NMSS

Thomas Dexter Consultant R-IV

Nekita Hobson Consultant NMSS

David A. Kerske General Engineer (Summer) NMSS

Charles Marotta Consultant NMSS

Chester Poslusny Consultant NMSS

Stanley Ridley Consultant NMSS

Richard Whittington Consultant NMSS
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE M

Office of Public Affairs

Items of Interest

Week Ending October 8, 2004

Media Interest

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

Continuing controversy over the Vermont Yankee power uprate application.

The industry’s contract with Wackenhut to provide a mock attack force for security drills at

nuclear plants.

Press Releases

Headquarters:

04-124 Public Meeting Oct. 14 in Eunice, N.M., to Discuss Draft Environmental

Impact Statement for Proposed Uranium Plant (10/4)

04-125 NRC Chairman Discusses Nuclear Plant Security at Americas Nuclear

Energy Symposium (10/5)

04-126 Dr. Richard S. Denning Appointed to NRC Advisory Committee (10/6)

04-127 NRC Staff to Hold Public Meeting in Atlanta Oct. 13-15 on Fire Protection

Standard, Inspections (10/6)

04-128 NRC Proposes $9,600 Fine Against Virginia Firm in Whistleblower Case

(10/7)

04-129 NRC Sets Schedule for Review of USEC Application; Offers Opportunity to

Request Participation in a Hearing (10/7)

Regions:

IV-04-041 NRC Staff Seeks Public Comment on Draft Report that Finds ANO-2

License Renewal Environmentally Acceptable (10/4)
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE O

Office of the Secretary

Items of Interest

Week Ending October 8, 2004

Documents Released

to Public

Date Subject

Decision Documents

1. SRM-SECY-04-

0118

10/6/04 Plan for the Implementation of the Commission’s Phased

Approach to Probabilistic Risk Assessment Quality

Commission

Voting Record on

04-0118

10/6/04 (same)

2. COMSECY-04-

0059

9/21/04 Status of Decommissioning Program - 2004 Annual Report

3. Commission

Voting Record on

SECY-04-0109

10/7/04 Final Rulemaking to Add New Section 10 CFR 50.69,

"Risk-informed Categorization and Treatment of Structures,

Systems, and Components for Nuclear Power Reactors"

Information Papers

1. SECY-04-0167 9/17/04 Litigation Report - 2004 - 02

2. SECY-04-0179 10/5/04 Weekly Information Report - Week Ending September 24,

2004

Memoranda

1. M041007B 10/7/04 Staff Requirements - Affirmation Session: I. SECY-04-0109

- Final Rulemaking to Add New Section 10 CFR 50.69,

"Risk-informed Categorization and Treatment of Structures,

Systems, and Components for Nuclear Power Reactors"; II. 

SECY-04-0165 - State of Alaska Department of

Transportation and Public Facilities (Confirmatory Order

Modifying License); Appeals of LBP-04-16 by NRC Staff

and Licensee; III. SECY-04-0168 - Private Fuel Storage

(Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation) Docket No.

72-22-ISFSI; IV. SECY-04-0171 - CAN's Motion to Dismiss

the Yankee Rowe License Termination Proceeding or to

Re-notice it; V. SECY-04-0172 - Duke Energy Corp.

(Catawba Nuclear Station, Units 1 and 2); Licensing Board's

Referral of its Ruling on "Need to Know" During Discovery;

VI. COMSECY-04-0058 - Draft Notice and Order for USEC,

Inc.
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE O

Commission Correspondence

1. Letter to Congressman Edward Markey, dated October 1, 2004, responds to letter

regarding changes in force-on-force exercises and information security at nuclear power

plants licensed by NRC.

2. Letter to Robert R. Loux, State of Nevada, dated October 1, 2004, responds to letters

regarding the resolution of a key technical issue regarding igneous activity and the level

of detail to be contained in the licensing application associated with the retrieval of waste

from Yucca Mountain.

3. Letter to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, dated October 1, 2004, responds to request for

an immediate update in regards to several concerns about the Indian Point Energy

Center.

4. Letter to Congress, dated September 30, 2004, provides the monthly report for August on

the status of NRC’s licensing and regulatory duties.

5. Letter to Arnold Schwarzenegger, Governor of California, dated September 26, 2004,

concerning the California Agreement State Program.
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE P

Region I

Items of Interest

Week Ending October 8, 2004

Management Exchange Program Between Exelon and Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG)

PSEG announced today that effective October 11, 2004, Mike Gallagher, currently a Director of

Licensing and Regulatory Affairs for Exelon, will become Vice President of Engineering at the

Salem and Hope Creek Nuclear Station. This assignment is part of the Exelon-PSEG

management exchange program announced last week. 

Vermont Yankee - Senior Management Change

Entergy announced that effective December 1, 2004, William McGuire will replace Kevin

Bronson as the plant manager at Vermont Yankee. Mr. McGuire is currently the Nuclear Safety

Assurance Manager at FitzPatrick. Mr. Bronson will be on an assignment with the Institute of

Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) in Atlanta.

Joint Coordination Meeting on Safety Light Corporation (SLC)

On October 5, 2004, Region I participated in a joint meeting hosted by the U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency (USEPA) Region III. The meeting had been requested by the Pennsylvania

Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) to discuss several issues related to the SLC

site located near Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. The discussions included the status of the

USEPA emergency removal action for the excavated silo radioactive waste; the current status

of the facility and whether a second USEPA removal action could address some of the

dilapidated structures that are unused; and a public meeting planned for early November near

the site to discuss the proposed listing of the SLC site to the National Priorities List. All

agencies agreed to continue to cooperate, as appropriate with regard to the above matters.

Twenty people attended the closed meeting with senior representatives for each agency being

the Director, Hazardous Site Cleanup Division, USEPA Region III; Deputy Secretary for Air,

Waste, Radiation Protection, PADEP; and the Director, Division of Nuclear Materials Safety,

NRC Region I.
October 8, 2004 ENCLOSURE P

Region II

Items of Interest

Week Ending October 8, 2004

NRC Deputy Executive Director for Management Services Visits Region II

On October 6, 2004, the Deputy Executive Director for Management Services visited the

Regional Office and discussed the Agency’s human capital initiatives with the Region II

Management Team.

Oconee - Regulatory Performance Meeting

On October 4, 2004, the Deputy Director, Division of Reactor Projects, conducted a Regulatory

Performance Meeting at Oconee. The meeting addressed the results of a supplemental

inspection (IP95002) associated with two White Findings. The findings involved high pressure

injection pump electrical connectors and pressurizer heater breakers.