50.54(f) burden change spreadsheet

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Request for Information Pursuant to 10 CFR 50.54(f) Regarding Recommendations 2.1, 2.3, and 9.3 of the Near-Term Task Force Review of Insights from the Fukushima Dai-ichi Event

50.54(f) burden change spreadsheet

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EMERGENCY CLEARANCE REQUEST CURRENT REQUEST CHANGE IN BURDEN ESTIMATES

Enclosure Requirement Respondents Responses per Respondent Total Responses Burden Per Response Burden Requirement Respondents Responses per Respondent Total Responses Burden Per Response Burden Respondents Responses per Respondent Total Responses Burden Per Response Burden Comments
Enclosures 1 – 5 Confirmation of Receipt 104 1 104 2.6 270 Confirmation of Receipt 110 1 110 2.6 286 6 0 6 0 16.0 Increase of 6 respondents (4 COL units and 2 reactors resuming licensing)
Enclosures 1 – 5 Response indicating inability to comply with information request 0 0 0 1 0 Response indicating inability to comply with information request 110 1 110 40 4,400 110 1 110 39 4,400.0 Due to a dependence btw recent rulemaking and requirements, all respondents indicating an inability to meet initial due dates. Additional time per response was added based on burden to respond and incorporate relevant rule information
Enclosure 1: Recommendation 2.1: Seismic Reevaluation Submit risk assessment approach or confirm use of generic approach 104 1 104 170 17,680 Submit risk assessment approach or confirm use of generic approach 106 1 106 170 18,020 2 0 2 0 340.0 No change in burden estimates, increase in number of respondents
Enclosure 1: Recommendation 2.1: Seismic Reevaluation Submit hazard reevaluation (seismic), Central and Eastern US (CSUS) 96 1 96 1420 136,320 Submit hazard reevaluation (seismic), Central and Eastern US (CSUS) 98 1 98 1,420 139,160 2 0 2 0 2,840.0 No change in burden estimates, increase in number of respondents
Enclosure 1: Recommendation 2.1: Seismic Reevaluation Submit hazard reevaluation (seismic), Western US (WUS) 8 1 8 2850 22,800 Submit hazard reevaluation (seismic), Western US (WUS) 8 1 8 2,850 22,800 0 0 0 0 0.0

Enclosure 1: Recommendation 2.1: Seismic Reevaluation Submit seismic risk assessment, high priority plants 35 1 35 6410 224,350 Submit seismic risk assessment, high priority plants conducing SPRA 27 1 27 5,500 148,500 2 0 2 -1924 -75,850.0 Increase of 2 respondents in the high priority category. The initial submission combined all high priority plants into one burden estimate regardless of whether they were conducing a higher burden SPRA (25% of plants conduct this at 8,000 hrs/response) or lower burden SMA (50% of plants conduct this at 1,500 hr/response), with an weighted average burden of 6,410 hours.

The current submission is broken down by type of analysis. The estimate for SPRA as increased by 30% from 8,000 hrs to 11,000 hours based on comments from NEI. However, only 50% of this effort will be conducted during the clearance period (5,500 hrs). The estimate for SMA was increased by 30% from 2,700 hrs to 3,500 hrs based on comments from NEI. Only 50% of this effort will occur during the clearance period (1750 hrs).

The overall decrease for this item is due to the consideration of the time period in which the analyses will be conducted - half of the work will occur during the current clearance period and half will occur during the next clearance cycle.

Submit seismic risk assessment, high priority plants conducing SMA 10 1 10 1,750 17,500
Enclosure 1: Recommendation 2.1: Seismic Reevaluation Submit seismic risk assessment, all other plants 69 1 69 2020 139,380 Submit seismic risk assessment conducting SMA 43 1 43 1,400 60,200 -26 0 -26 -620 -79,180.0 The previous submission included all remaining plants, who would perform an SMA (2,700 hrs) or no analysis at all (0 hrs), using a weighted average of 2020 hrs/respondent. The current submission includes only those plants anticipated to submit an SMA resulting in a reduction of 26 responses. The burden estimate for conducting an SMA increase by 30% from 2,700 hrs to 3,500 hrs as a result of NEI comments. However, only 40% of the work on these analysis will occur during the current clearance period (1,400 hrs).

The primary reason for the reduction in burden for this requirement is the consideration of the time period in which the analyses will be conducted.

Enclosure 2: Recommendation 2.1 Flooding Reevaluation Submit integrated assessment approach or confirm use of generic approach 104 1 104 130 13,520 Submit integrated assessment approach or confirm use of generic approach 106 1 106 170 18,020 2 0 2 40 4,500.0 Burden increased by 30% based on NEI comments. Two additional respondents.
Enclosure 2: Recommendation 2.1 Flooding Reevaluation Submit hazard reevaluation (flooding) 104 1 104 1170 121,680 Submit hazard reevaluation (flooding) 106 1 106 1,520 161,120 2 0 2 350 39,440.0 Burden increased by 30% based on NEI comments. Two additional respondents.
Enclosure 2: Recommendation 2.1 Flooding Reevaluation Submit integrated assessment for flooding hazards 104 1 104 2700 280,800 Submit integrated assessment for flooding hazards 106 1 106 2,350 249,100 2 0 2 -350 -31,700.0 The original submission assumed all burden would be incurred during the first three years; however, only 2/3 of burden will be incurred in the current clearance period. This reduced the burden from 2,700 hours to 1,800 hours. NRC then increased this estimate by 30% based on NEI comments, to 2,350 hours.
Enclosure 3: Recommendation 2.3: Seismic Walkdowns Submit seismic walkdown procedures or confirm use of NRC-endorsed procedures 104 1 104 200 20,800 Submit seismic walkdown procedures or confirm use of NRC-endorsed procedures 104 1 104 200 20,800 0 0 0 0 0.0

Enclosure 3: Recommendation 2.3: Seismic Walkdowns Submit seismic walkdown final report 104 1 104 1800 187,200 Submit seismic walkdown final report 104 1 104 1,800 187,200 0 0 0 0 0.0

Enclosure 4: Recommendation 2.3: Flooding Walkdowns Submit flooding walkdown procedures or confirm use of NRC-endorsed procedures 104 1 104 200 20,800 Submit flooding walkdown procedures or confirm use of NRC-endorsed procedures 104 1 104 260 27,040 0 0 0 60 6,240.0 Burden per response increased by 30% based on NEI comments.
Enclosure 4: Recommendation 2.3: Flooding Walkdowns Submit flooding walkdown final report 104 1 104 1800 187,200 Submit flooding walkdown final report 104 1 104 2,340 243,360 0 0 0 540 56,160.0 Burden per response increased by 30% based on NEI comments.
Enclosure 5: Recommendation 9.3: Emergency Preparedness Submit communications analysis 104 1 104 50 5,200 Submit communications analysis 110 1 110 250 27,500 6 0 6 200 22,300.0 Burden per response increased from 50 hours to 250 hours based on NEI comments.
Enclosure 5: Recommendation 9.3: Emergency Preparedness Submit initial staffing analysis 104 1 104 25 2,600 Submit initial staffing analysis 110 1 110 125 13,750 6 0 6 100 11,150.0 Burden per response increased from 25 hours to 125 hours based on NEI comments.
Enclosure 5: Recommendation 9.3: Emergency Preparedness Submit final staffing analysis 104 1 104 25 2,600 Submit final staffing analysis 110 1 110 125 13,750 6 0 6 100 11,150.0 Burden per response increased from 25 hours to 125 hours based on NEI comments.
TOTAL
104
1,456
1,383,200
110
1,576
1,372,506 6 0 120 0 -28,194.0

ANNUALIZED TOTAL
104
485.3
461,066.7
110
525.3
457,502 6
40
-3,564.7 The current submission increases the burden estimates for a number of requirements by 30% in response to comments from NEI; however, the current submission considers the burden accrual over time (some analyses will be conducting during both the current clearance period and the next clearance period), which results in a decrease in overall burden.
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