Request for Review and Approval of License Basis Change

Containment Integrity During Design-Basis Accident Conditions. " Specifically, in that letter, the NRC Staff accepted Entergy Operations, Inc.'s (Entergy) commitment to resolve the ten remaining containment penetrations of an original seventeen penetrations that were potentially susceptible to thermally induced overpressurization through an evaluation, detailed analysis, or installation of physical modifications prior to startup from the Spring 2002 (March) refueling outage. Entergy determined the permanent resolution to the GL96-06 issues for the ten remaining containment penetrations could be satisfied through the installation of thermal relief valves on three of the containment penetrations during Refuel Outage 11 and a change to Waterford 3's license basis for the seven other containment penetrations. Therefore, in accordance with 1OCFR50.90, NRC Staff review and approval is requested for a deviation to the Waterford 3 licensing basis commitment to comply with ASME Section III Code, Class 2 design provisions for the containment penetration piping, as described in the Final Safety Analysis Report (FSAR). Consistent with the NRC Staff response to a previous Entergy ASME Section II