ML13317A043

Proposed Changes to App B ETS Deleting Limiting Conditions for Operation & Related Environ Programs & Adding NPDES Permit & Revising Administrative Controls.State Permit & Certificate of Svc Encl

ML13317A043
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Issue date:	10/15/1980
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Attachment 1 APPENDIX B PROVISIONAL OPERATING LICENSE DPR-13 ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS (NON-RADIOLOGICAL)

FOR SAN ONFORE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION UNIT 1 DOCKET NO. 50-206 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY ql(D2021

SAN ONFORE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION UNIT 1 ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS (NON-RADIOLOGICAL)

TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Page 1.0 Definitions 1-1 2.0 Limiting Conditions for Operation 1-1 3.0 Environmental Monitoring 1-1 4.0 Special Studies and Requirements 1-1 5.0 Administrative Controls 1-1 5.1 Station Reporting Requirements 1-1

1.0 Definitions None 2.0 Limiting Conditions for Operation None required.*

3.0 Environmental Monitoring None required.*

4.0 Special Studies and Requirements None required.*

5.0 Administrative Controls 5.1 Station Reporting Requirements The following information shall be submitted to the Director of the appropriate Regional Inspection and Enforcement Office (with copy to the Director, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation):

a. Copies of the reports as required by the National Pollution Discharge Elimination System Permit (or otherwise required pursuant to the Federal Water Pollution Control Act).

b. Copies of the reports as required by other permits of federal (other than NRC), state, local and regional authorities charged with protection of the environment.

The information noted in a. and b., above, shall be submitted in accordance with the frequency, content and schedules set forth in those permits.

• In consideration of the provisions of the Clean Water Act (33 USC 1251, et seq.) and the interest of avoiding duplication of effort, the conditions, monitoring requirements and special studies related to water quality and aquatic biota are specified in the National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit No. CA0001228 issued by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board - San Diego Region to the Southern California Edison Company (SCE) and San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E). This permit authorizes SCE and SDG&E to discharge controlled waste water from the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, Unit 1, into the Pacific Ocean.

O The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will be relying on the NPDES permit for protection of the aquatic environment from non-radiological effluents.

0 ATTACHMENT 2 PENDING E.T.S. CHANGE REQUESTS TO SECTIONS 3.1 AND 4.0 Change E.T.C.

Purpose Date Sent To No.

Section Title of Request Commission Status 84 4.3 Entrainment To delete study 11/15/79 Awaiting NRC action requirement 86 3.1.2.a(1)A Plankton Studies To delete study 2/8/80 Awaiting NRC action requirement

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1. On June 14, 1976, ihis Regional Board adopted Order No. 76-11 (NPUES No. CA0001228),

WASTE DISCHARSE REQUIREMENFS FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMANAY AND SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC CO.'PANY SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENEHRATINS STATION, UNIT 1, SAN DIEGO COUNTY.

2.

The existing discharge is located at Latitude 33021 34" North and Longilude 1170"3'46" West and consists of a combination of the followinj dischliarge;s for a total of 461.I million gallons per day (MGD):

001A -

Cooliing Water of 447.7 4GD; 001B - Steam Generator BlowdoWn of 0.0216 NGD; 00IC -

Low Volume Wastes of 13.3 NGD; 001D Secondarily Treated Domestic Sewage of 0.0175 MGD; and 001E - Yard Drainane of 0.0;! NOD.

3.

On October 12,

1977, iho discharger submitted a Report of Waste Dis Charge in applicaition for a modification of the existing NPDES Permit.

4.

The discharger proposes to add a discharge to the San Onofre Nuclear Generaling Station Unit I outfall consistjng of wastewaters associated with the construction of ih3 adjacent generating Unit Nos. 2 and 3.

The wastewaters would consist of pipeline hydrostatic test and flush waters and possibly concrete aggregate wash waters; the wastewater volume would avoraeg 0.083 t-00 with -the daily maximum flow approaching 0.513 H.5y.

5.

Th,! dicrlia:rqor repor ilhat the Urnil No.

2 and 3 lest ing nctivity would In I al i

an ii n ih-rnitto l diAchrge, into the UniI No.

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intal volunam' of hydro.s IaI ic lost and f lu-ih w ttor in be dwicldred wouIJ b pproxiimdflty 17,235,000 gal In

6.. Tht! polbIu water Ilppi i nd by [he Ci ty of Zarn Cleeonle wo uld bo uscd 10 f lu.

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t:-vc.,pI for pip l ne. mad! of sIainICes stE-el A domin:'ral ize io r i I (cat iei nd anion e'ch-'rhin')

would provide dominera I

lized walor for I I1e I-tinj and f Iushi ngc of iho sIainless steaI I ines.

Addendum No. I to Order No. 76-1l TENTATIVE Spent rcgeneran ts, con-taininrj impurit ief, pres;cenl In the potable water p u;. regenera Ii rg1 aci ds and sje',

wou I d be trea ted to rai so the pH 1o acceptable lcver!. and Ii.tvn di,;charge with the flush and in W 5tothJ I.1-nit[ 1*!. I 0ui0:I.

7.

The dm ineral izc!J wolor usecd l0 lc:ist and f Ilu.h thC SlainIleCS!.

stool lines wou I d cant i n hydr-azino (an oxygon scavengor) in cojncentra tions ranjing fo 1c 30 10 50 rag/9.

The discharror conlucted a toxici ly test oif bydrazine and found 1tht Iho 96-hour T[m (500 sur vival) to, bc i m6ftof 60o, hr k

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8.

The discharger reports ihat approximately 20 percent of the volume of wastewater to be discharged from the hydrostatic test and flush operation would contain hydrazine.

9, The discharger reports that under normal operating conditions the flow in the Unit No. I circulating system is 320,000 gpm and that the largest instantaneous flow from the test and flush operation would be 1,100 gpm thus providing a dilution factor of 290 to I.

10.

The discharger reports that if the flows through Unit No. I are re duced (for maintainance, emergencies, etc.) so that the diluted concentration of hydrazine would exceed 1.0 mg/1, the test and flush wastewaters would be diverted to an existing 4.0 million gallon impervious pond for storage until the Unit No. I circulating flows would allow a diluted discharge to continue. Wastewater from a sand and gravel washing plant is also discharged to this Impervious pond; therefore, any discharge of test and flush wastewater from the pond would also contain wastewater from the sand and gravel washing operation. The discharger reports that the wastewater from the sand and gravel washing plant has a turbidity of 95 Jackson Turbidity Units (JTU) and that the effluent from the pond would have a turbidity of 5 JTU.

if.. In addition to the wastes described above (spent regenerating com pounds, h~ydrazine, and rjtility), the discharger reports that the hydrostatic flush and test wastewater could contain rust particles, oil and grease, and additional turbidities flushed from the pipelines by the wash waters.

12, The Regional Board has notified the discharger and all known interested parties of its inton lo allow the discharge of hydrostatic test and flush wastowaler-s to the Unit No. I outfall.

13.

The Regional Board in a public rneting heard and considered all comments pertaining lo tho proposed action.

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Addendum No. I to Order No. 76-lI TENTATIVE IT IS HEREBY ORDFRED, That Order No. 76-11 (NPDES Permit No. CA000122 ) Is modified to include the discharge of hydrovitic test and flu'h wastewaters to the Unit No.

I outfall as followI I.

The aII owab I e f low rate of dischar;o 001 (Comb ined Discharge) is in creased from 461.1 MGD to 461.7 M(00) per operating day.

2.

Discharg 01f (H ydrstatic Teo.t and Flush at Unit Nos. 2 and 3) is added to Order No.

76-Il.

(a)

The conceniralion of i)drzino (after dilution) in Unit No.

I outal l shaIl I not exceod 1.0 mg/t.

(b)

The discharge of hydrostatic test and flush waters shall conform to the following:

Limitation 1/

2/

30-day--

Daily Constitutents Units average maximum Flow gpd 83,000 573,000 Grease & Oil mg/1 3/

10 15 Ibs/day-6.9 71.7 Floating particulates mg/t 1.0 2.0 lbs/day 0.7 9.6 Suspended solids mg/t 50 75 lbs/day 34.6 358 Settleable solids mt/L 0.1 0.2 Turbidity JTU 50 75 pH units from 6.0 to 9.0 at all times Toxicity TU 1.5 2.0 Ammonia mg/L 40 60 lbs/day 27.6 287 (c) Discharge 0OIF shall not cause the Receiving Water Limitations of Order No. 76-11 to be violated.

(d) The discharger shall comply with the additions to Self-Monitoring and Reporting Program No. 76-11 as specified by the Executive Officer.

Note:

mft/ = milliliters per liter gpd gallons. per day mg/L = milligrams per litor lbs/day = pounds per day JTU Jackson TurbidIty Units TU Turbidity Units CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD SAN DIEGO REGION Footnote referencos for wasto dischirge requirements of Addendum No. I to Order No. 76-1I, (NPDES Permit No. CA0001228 -

Southorn California Edison Company and San Diego Gas and Electric Company, San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, Unit I).

1.

The 30-day average shall be the arithmetic mean, using the results of analyses of all samples collected during any 30 consecutive calendar day period.

2. The daily maximum shall be determined from the results of a single grab sample or from the result of a single composite sample collected over a period of 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />.

3. The discharge rate in pounds per day is obtained from the following calculation for any calendar day:

N Discharge Rate (lbs/day) =

E Q1 C1,

In which N is the number of samples analyzed in.any calendar day.

and.

C1 are the flow rate (MGD) and the constituent concentration (mg/1 respectively, which are associated with each of the N grab samples which may be taken in any calendar day.

If a composite sample is taken, Cl is the concentration measured in the composite sample, and Qi is the average flow rate occurring during the period over which samples are composited.

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CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONIROL BOARD SAN DIEGO KF0ClON ADDENDUM NO.

I TO ORDER NO.

76 -

II MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM HO.

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11 FOR SOU1 HERN CALif ONNIA ED I PANY AND SAN DI100 CAS A,. ELECfIC COMPANY SAN ONOFRL 1 ICL LAR GENERA INI SI AT ION, UN IT I SAN DIEGO COUNTY In addiion to Iie requirements of Monitoring and Reporting Program No. 76-Il, the Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas and Electric Company shall comply with the following:

EFFLUENT MONITORING

1. Discharge 001 (Combined Discharge)

The concentration of hydrazine shall be determined monthly in a grab sample with the results reported monthly.

2. Discharge OOIF (Hydrostatic Test and Flush at Unit Nos. 2 and 3).

Minimum Sample frequency Reporting Constituents Units type of analysis frequency Flow gpd Daily Monthly Grease & Oil mg/L Grab Monthly i

Ibs/day Floating particulates mg/"

lbs/day Suspended solids mg/1 lbs/day Settleable solids mt/n Turbidity JTU pH units Toxicity TU Ammonia mg/1 lbs/day Note:

mg/L = milligjrams per liter m/i = milliliters per liler lbs/day : pounds per day JTU = Jackson Turbidity Unitr TU = Turbidily Units gpd = gal Ions per o4iy

STAT!. or CALIFORNIA EDMUND G. OROWN Jr., GovERNoR CALIFORNIA RLGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD SAN DIEGO REGION 6154 MISSION GORGc ROAD, SUITE 205 SAN OIEoO, CALIFORNIA 92120 TELEPHONE:

(714) 286-5114 GENTLEMEN:

SUBJECT:

RECEIPT OF TECHNICAL REPORTS THIS WILL ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE FOLLOWING TECHNICAL REPORT(S):

PLEASE USE TRE ENCLOSED FORM(S) TO SUBMIT THE NEXT REQUIRED REPORT(S).

ALL INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED ON OR BEFORE THE INDICATED DATE ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS:

1.

FURNISH ALL INFORMATION PRECEDED BY A CHECK (0.

2. BE SPECIFIC WHEN DESCRIBING THE EXACT POINT AT WHICH THE SAMPLE WAS COLLECTED.

3.. BE SURE AND SHOW THE TIME AND DATE THAT EACH SAMPLE WAS COLLECTED IN THE APPROPRIATE COLUMN.

4.

BE SURE AND SHOW THE NAME OF THE PERSON COLLECTING THE SAMPLE AND THE NAME OF THE PERSON OR LABORATORY PERFORMING THE ANALYSES,

5.

UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED, SHOW RESULTS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL SAMPLE IN THE COLUMN TITLED "SAMPLE VALUE."

SHOW 30-DAY AVERAGE AND MAXIMUM CONCEN TRATIONS AND AVERAGE AND MAXIMUM CONCENTRATIONS WHERE INDICATED BY A CHECK (VI.

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6. PLEASE NOTE THAT EACH ANALYSIS MUST DE REPORTED IN TERMS OF THE "UNITS" SPECIFIED.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CONCERNING "UNITS" CONTACT THIS OFFICE.

7. SIGN THE FORM AS SPECIFIED IN THE WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS.

THE FOLLOWING COMMENTS REFER TO THE REPORT(S) JUST RECEIVED.

VERY TRULY YOURS, CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD SAN DIEGO REGION FOR:

LEONARD BURTMAN EXECUTIVE OFFICER cc:

ENvIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ENFORCEMENT DIVISION SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94111 STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD LEGAL DIVISION SACRAMENTO, CA 95801 ENCLS.

CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD SAN DIEGO REGION ORDER NO. 76 -

11 NPDES NO. CA0001228 WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY AND SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC CO-;PANY SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION, UNIT 1 SAN DIEGO COUNTY THE CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARDS SAN DIEGO REGION (HERE AFTER BOARD),FINDS THAT:

1. ON DECEMBER 9, 1974, THIS REGIONAL BOARD ADOPTED ORDER No. 74-93 (NPDES PERMIT No. CA0001228), WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY AND SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION, UNIT 1, SAN DIEGO COUNTY (HEREAFTER DISCHARGER).

2. SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION, UNIT 1, IS LOCATED ON THE U.S. MARINE CORPS BASE, CAMP PENDLETON, SAN DIEGO COUNTY.

ORDER No. 74-93, AN INTERIM NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM PERMIT, PROVIDED REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DISCHARGE TO THE COASTAL WATERS OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN, A NAVIGABLE WATER OF THE UNITED STATES, OF ELEVATED TEMPERATURE WASTES FROM THE PRODUCTION OF ELECTRICITY IN A STEAM ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANT WITH A ONCE THROUGH SALT WATER COOLING SYSTEM. ORDER No. 74-93 EXPIRES JUNE 8, 1976.

3. ON DECEMBER 11, 1975, THE DISCHARGER SUBMITTED A REPORT OF WASTE DISCHARGE IN APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF THE EXISTING NPDES PERM!T FOR THE OISCHARGE TO THE PACIFC OCEAN.

4. THE REPORT OF WASTE DISCHARGE DESCRIDES THE EXISTING DISCHARGE AS FOLLOWS:

DISCHARGE 001 (COMBINATION OF 001A COOLING WATER DERIVED FROM THE PACIFIC OCEAN; 001B STEAM GENERATOR BLOWDOWN; OIC Low VOLUME WASTES, 0010 SECONDARILY TkEATED DOMESTIC SEWAGE AND 001E YARD DRAINS)

ORDER NO. 76-11 POINT OF DISCHARGE:

LATITUDE 33021'43" NORTH LONGITUDE 1170 33146" WEST AVERAGE FLOW RATE:

001 COMBINED DISCHARGE -

461.1 MILLION GALLONS PER OPERATING DAY (20.2 M3/SEC) 001A COOLING WATER -

447.7 MILLION GALLONS PER OPERATING DAY (19.61 M3/SEC) 0018 STEAM GENERATOR SLOWDOWN -

21,600 GALLONS PER OPERATING DAY (0.00095 M3/SEC) 001C Low VOLUME WASTES -

13.3 MILLION GALLONS PER OPERATING DAY (0.58 M3/SEC) 0010 SECONDARILY TREATED DOMESTIC SEWAGE 17,500 GALLONS PER OPERATING DAY (0.00077 M3/SEC) 001E YARD DRAINS -

87,000 GALLONS DAILY AVERAGE (0.0038 M3/SEC)

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE:

80.0*F (26.70C) WINTER

.92.3*F (33.5*C)

SUMMER PH:

MINIMUM 7.5; MAXIMUM 8.5

5. THE DISCHARGER REPORTED THAT PLANT OPERATIONS RESULT IN ADDITION TO THE DISCHARGE OF SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE, POTASSIUM CHROMATE, SULFUR!C ACID AND BORIC ACID.

THE ONLY REPORTED CHEMICAL ADDITION TO DISCHARGE 001A-(COOLING WATER) WAS SODIUM HYPOCHORITE USED AS AN ALGICIDE.

6. THE COMPREHENSIVE WATER QUALITY CONTROL PLAN REPORT SAN DIEcO BASIN (9). ADOPTED BY THIS REGIONAL BOARD ON MARCH 17, 1975 AND APPROVED BY THE STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD ON MARCH 20, 1975, ESTABLISHED WATER qUALITY OBJECTIVES FOR THE COASTAL WATERS OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN.

7. THE COMPREHENSIVE WATER QUALITY CONTROL PLAN REPORT ALSO CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING PROHIBITIONS FOR WATERS SUBJECT TO TIDAL ACTION:

NOTE:

M3/SEC = CUBIC METERS PER SECOND eF (eC) =DEGREES FAHRENHEIT (DEGREES CENTIGRADE)

ORDER No. 76-11

11. THE DISCHARGER CONDUCTED A'THERMAL EFFECTS STUDY AS REQUIRED BY THE THERMAL PLAN. THE DISCHARGER CONCLUDED FROM THE THERMAL EFFECTS STUDY THAT THE DISCHARGE CAUSED NO PRIOR APPRECIABLE HARM TO THE AQUATIC COMMUNITIES OF THE COASTAL WATERS OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN AND NO SIGNIFICANT ADVERSE EFFECTS ON THE BENEFICIAL USES OF THE WATERS OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN. STAFF OF THE REGIONAL BOARD HAS REVIEWED THE THERMAL EFFECTS STUDY REPORTS AND CONCURRED WITH THE DISCHARGER'S CONCLUSIONS.

12.

EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS, NATIONAL STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE, AND TOXIC AND PRETREATMENT EFFLUENT STANDARDS ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 301, 302, 303(D), 304, 307, 316(a) AND 403 OF THE FErERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT AND AMENDMENTS THERETO ARE APPLICABLE TO THE DISCHARGE.

13. ON OCTOBER 8, 1974, THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PROMULGATED EFFLUENT GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS FOR DISCHARGES FROM STEAM ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS. THE GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED EFFLUENT LIMITA TIONS FOR EXISTING SOURCES AND STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE AND PRE TREATMENT STANDARDS FOR NEW SOURCES.

14. UNDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY'S EFFLUENT GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS, THE SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION, UNIT 1 POWER PLANT, IS CLASSIFIED AS AN OLD UNIT.

15. ON DECEMBER 11, 1975, THE DISCHARGER SUBMITTED A REQUEST FOR DEVIATION FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY'S EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS FOR STEAM GENERATOR SLOWDOWN (0018), SEEKING A LESS STRINGENT LIMITATION-ON IRON.

THE DISCHARGER INDICATED THAT THE IRON CONCENTRATION IN STEAM GENERATOR SLOWDOWN EXCEEDED THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY'S EFFLUENT LIMIT OF 1 MG/L FOR A PERIOD OF 12 TO 48 HOURS DURING AND IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING START UP BUT WOULD NOT EXCEED 10 Mc/L.

THE FREQUENCY OF START UP, INCLUDING REFUELING, AVERAGED ABOUT FIVE TIMES PER YEAR.

16.

IN A LETTER TO THIS REGIONAL BOARD DATED DECEMBER 19, 1975, THE DISCHARGER.INDICATED THAT THE REQUEST FOR DEVIATION FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY'S LIMITATION ON IRON WAS BASED ON THE PROVISION IN SECTION 423.12(A) OF EFFLUENT GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS FOR STEAM ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS.

SECTION 423.12(A)

ALLOWS THE STATE TO ESTABLISH EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS EITHER MORE OR LESS STRINGENT-THAN THE LIMITATIONS ESTABLISHED IN EFFLUENT GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS, IF FACTORS RELATING TO THE EQUIPMENT OR FACILITIES INVOLVED, THE PROCESS APPLIED, OR OTHER SUCH FACTORS RELATED TO THE DISCHARGE ARE FUNDAMENTALLY DIFFERENT FROM THE FACTORS CONSIDERED IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE GUIDELINES.

NOTE:

MG/L = MILLIGRAMS PER LITER ORDER No.

76-11

17. THE DISCHARGER'S REQUEST FOR DEVIATION FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY'S EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS FOR STEAM GENERATORBLOWDOWN WAS BEEN REVIEWED.

THE DISCHARGE OF IRON FROM STEAM GENERATOR BLOW DOWN IN EXCESS OF THE 1 MG/L LIMITATION DURING THE START-UP PERIOD IS RECOGNIZED AS AN -INFREQUENT INTERMITTENT DISCHARGE.

THE START-UP PERIOD IS CONSIDERED TO BE DIFFERENT FROM DAILY NORMAL OPERATION AND FUNDAMENTALLY DIFFERENT FROM PROCESSES CONSIDERED IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE GUIDELINES.

18. THE BOARD, IN ESTABLISHING THE REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED HEREIN, CONSIDERED FACTORS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING:

(A)

PAST, PRESENT, AND PROBABLE FUTURE BENEFICIAL USES OF WATER.

(B) ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE HYOROGRAPHIC UNIT UNDER CONSIDERATION, INCLUDING THE QUALITY OF WATER AVAILABLE THERETO.

(c)

WATER QUALITY CONDITIONS THAT COULD REASONABLY BE ACHIEVED THROUGH THE COORDINATED CONTROL OF ALL FACTORS WHICH ArFECT WATER QUALITY IN THE AREA..

(D) ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS.

19. THE BOARD HAS CONSIDERED ALL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DISCHARGE OF WASTE.

20.

THE BOARD HAS NOTIFIED THE DISCHARGER AND ALL KNOWN INTERESTED PARTIES OF ITS INTENT TO PRESCRIBE WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DISCHARGE.

21. THE BOARD IN A PUBLIC MEETING HEARD AND CONSIDERED ALL COMMENTS PER TAINING TO THE DISCHARGE.

22. THIS ORDER SHALL SERVE AS A NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM PERMIT PURSUANT TO SECTION 402 OF THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, OR AMENDMENTS HERETO.

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY AND THE SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY, IN ORDER TO MEET THE PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN DIVISION 7 OF THE CALIFORNIA WATER CODE AND REGULATIONS ADOPTED THEREUNDER AND THE PROVISIONS OF THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, AND REGULATIONS ANDGUIOELINES ADOPTED THEREUNDER, SHALL COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING:

CRDER No. 76-11 A. EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS

1.

DISCHARGE 001 (COMBINED DISCHARGE):

(A)

THE TEMPERATURE OF THE DISCHARGE DURING NORMAL OPERATION SHALL NOT AVERAGE IN ANY 24-HOUR PERIOD MORE THAN 25OF (13.9*C) ABOVE THAT OF INCOMING OCEAN WATER.

DURING HEAT TREATMENTS IT SHALL NOT EXCEED 12e (51.70C) EXCEPT DURING THE ADJUSTMENT OF THE GATES AT WHICH TIME THE DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE SHALL NOT EXCEED 130OF (54.4CC).

TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS DURING GATE ADJUSTMENT ABOVE 125OF (51.70C)

SHALL NOT EXCEED THIRTY MINUTES.

(B) THE MONTHLY AVERAGE" FREE AVAILABLE CHLOR NE DISCHARGED SHALL NOT EXCEED 0.2 MG/L (349 KG/DAY, 769 LBS/DAYJ/) AND THE DAILY MAXIMUM2/

FREE AVAILABLE CHLORINE DISCHARGED SHALL NOT EXCEED 0.5 MG/L (954 KG/DAY, 2102 LBS/DAY).

(C) DISCHARGE OF FREE AVAILABLE CHLORINE OR TOTAL RESIDUAL CHLORINE FROM ANY PLANT UNIT FOR MORE THAN TWO HOURS IN ANY ONE DAY OR FROM MORE THAN ONE UNIT IN THE PLANT AT ANY ONE TIME IS PROHIBITED.

(0) THE DISCHARGE OF RADIOACTIVITY SHALL NOT EXCEED THE LIMITS SPECIFIED IN TITLE 17, CHAPTER 5, SUSCHAPTER 4, GROUP 3, ARTICLE 5, SECTIONS 30285 AND 30287 OF THE CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE.

o (E)

THE DISCHARGE OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IS PROHIBITED.

(F)

THE PH OF THE EFFLUENT DISCHARGED SHALL BE WITHIN THE RANGE OF 6.0 TO 9.0.

(e) AFTER JULY 1, 1978, THE DISCHARGE SHALL NOT EXCEED THE FOLLOWING LIMITS:

• CONCENTRATION NOT To BE EXCEEDED MORE THAN:

UNIT OF CONSTITUENTS MEASUREMENT 50% OF TIME 10% OF TIME ARSENIC Mc/L 0.01 0.02 CADMIUM 0.02 0.03 TOTAL CHROMIUM 0.005 0.01 COPPER 0.2 0.3 NOTE:

KG/DAY:= KILOGRAMS PER DAY LBS/DAY = POUNDS PER DAY A LIST OF ALL FOCTNOTES REFERENCED WILL 8C FOUND FOLLOWING THE LAST PAGE OF THE WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS SECTION.

ORDER N0. 76-11 CONCENTRATICN NOT To BE EXCEEDED HORE THAN UNIt OF CONSTITUENTS MEASUREMENT r

OF TIME 10", OF TIME LEAD MG/L 0.1 0.2 MERCURY 0.001 0.002 NICKEL n

0.1 0.2 SILVER n

0.02 0.04 ZINC 0.3 0.5 CYANIDE 0.1 0.2 PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS w

0.5 1.0 TOTAL CHLORINE RESIDUAL 1.0 2.0 AMMONIA (EXPRESSED AS NITROGEN)

40.

60.

TOTAL IDENTIFIABLE CHLORINATED HYDROCARSONS*

0.002 0.004 TOXICITY CONCENTRATION TU 1.5 2.0 NOT TO EXCEED THE LIMITS RADIACTIVI TY SPECIFIED It; TITLE 17, CHAPTER5, SUECHAPTER 4.

GROUP 3, ARTICLE 5.

SECTION 302835 AND 30287 OF THE CALIFORNIA Ao14I e I STRAT I VE CODE.

2. DISCHARGE 0018 (STEAM GENERATOR BLOWDOWN)

(A) AFTER JULY 1, 1977, THE DISCHARGE OF AN EFFLUENT IN EXCESS OF THE FOLLOWING LIMITS IS PROHIBITED:

TOTAL IDENTIFIABLE CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS SHALL BE MEASURED BY SUMMING THE INDIVIDUAL CONCENTRATIONS OF DT, DD, 00-, ALDRIN, BHC, CHLORDANE, ENDRIN, HEPTACHLOR, LINDANE, DIELDRIN, POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS, AND OTHER IDENTIFIABLE CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS.

NOTE:

MG/L = MILLIGRAMS PER LITER TU = TOXICITY UNITS ORDER No. 76-11 MONTHLY;-/

DAILY2' CONSTITUENTS UNITS AVERAGE MAXIMUM TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS MG/L 30 100 Kc/DAY 2.45 18p LBS/DAW 5.41 414 OIL AND GREASE MG/L 15 20 KG DAY 1.23 37.6 LBS/DAY 2.7 82.9 COPPER, TOTAL M/1L 1.0 KS DAY 0.082 1.88 LBS/DAY 0.18 4.14 IRON, TOTAL (DURING M

L 1.0 1.0 NORMAL OPERATION)

KG/DAY 0.082 1.88 LaS/DAY 0.18 4.14 (8)

IF THE DISCHARCER'S REQUSST FOR DEVIATION FROM THE EPA'S EFFLUENT' LIMITATION FOR IRON IS APPROVED RY THE ADMINtSTRATOR OF EPA, DURING AND IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE STARTUP (UP TO 48 HRS.) THE DAILY MAXIMUM IRON DISCHARGE SHALL NOT EXCEED 10-MG/L.

3. DISCHARGE 001C (Low VOLUME WASTES)

AFTER JULY 1, 1977, THE DISCHARGE OF AN EFFLUENT IN EXCESS OF THE FOLLOWING LIMITS iS PROHIBITED:

MONTHLY1/

DAILY2 CONSTITUENTS UNITS AVERAGE MAXIMUM TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS asGL30 100 KGDAY 1510 5034 LaS/DAY 3329 11095 OIL AND GREASE MGL 15 20 KG/DAY 755 1007 LBS/AY 1664 2219

4. OISCHARGE 001D (SECONDARILY TREATED DOMESTIC SEWAGE)

AFTER JULY 1, 1977, THE DISCHARGE OF AN EFFLUENT IN EXCESS OF THE FOLLOWING LIMITS IS PROHIBITED:

ORDER No. 76-11 MONTHLYV WEEKLY2 CONSTITUENTS UNITS AVERAGE MAXIMUM BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN MG/L 30 45 DEMAND, 5 DAY 200C KG/DAY 2.98 LBS/DAYW 4.38 6.57 TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS MG/L 30 45 KG/DAY 1.19 2.98 LBS/DAY 4.38 6.57 PH WITHIN THE RANGE OF 6.0 TO 9.0

5. DISCHARGE 001E (YARD DRAINS)

THE MONTHLY AVERAGEYOF OIL AND GREASE DISCHARGED SHALL NOT EXCEED 10 MG/L AND THE DAILY MAXIMUM OIL AND GREASE DISCHARGED SHALL NOT EXCEED 15 MG/L.

B.

RECEIVING WATER LIMITATIONS

1. THE DISCHARGE SHALL NOT CAUSE THE FOLLOWING LIMITS TO BE EXCEEDED OUTSIDE OF THE INITIAL DILUTION ZONE2./

CONCENTRATION NOT To BE EXCEEDED MORE THAN CONSTITUENTS UNITS 50O oF TIME 10' OF TIME MAXIMUM GREASE AND OIL mGcK 2

10.0 20.0 FLOATING PARTICULATES MG DRY 1.0 1.5 wT/M2 TOXICITY TOXICITY UNITS 0.05 RADIOACTIVITY NOT TO EXCEED THE LIMITS SPECIFIED IN TITLE 17, CHAPTER 5, SUScHAPTER 4, GROUP 3, ARTICLE 5, SECTION 30269 OF THE CALIFORNIA ADMI.NISTRATIVE CODE.

NOTE:

?./M 2 -MILLIGRAMS PER SQUARE METER MV DRY WT/M2 MILLIGRAMS DRY WEIGHT PER SQUARE METER

ORDER No. 76-11

2. THE DISCHARGE SHALL NOT CAUSE CONCENTRATIONS OF COLIFORM ORGANISMS WITHIN A ZONE BOUNDED BY THE SHCRELINE AND A DISTANCE OF 1000 FEET FROM THE SHORELINE OR THE 30-OOT DEPTH CONTOUR, WHICHEVER IS FURTHER FROM THE SHORELINE, AND IN AREAS OUTSIDE OF THIS ZONE USED FOR BODY-CONTACT SPORTS, TO EXCEED A MOST PROBABLE NUMBER OF 1000 PER 100 ML (10 PER ML) IN MORE THAN 20 PERCENT OF THE SAMPLES AT ANY SAMPLING STATION IN ANY 30 DAY PERIOD; OR A MOST PROBABLE NUMBER OF 10,000 PER 100 ML (100 PER ML) IN ANY SINGLE SAMPLE WHEN VERIFIED BY A REPEAT SAMPLE TAKEN WITHIN 48 HOURS.

3. THE DISCHARGE SHALL NOT CAUSE THE CONCENTRATION OF TOTAL COLIFORM ORGANISMS IN ANY AREAS WHERE SHELLFISH MAY BE HARVESTED FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION TO EXCEED A MEDIAN MOST PROBABLE NUMBER OF 70 PER 100 ML, WITH NOT MORE THAN 10 PERCENT OF THE SAMPLES EXCEEDING A MOST PROBABLE NUMBER OF 230 PER 100 ML.

4. THE DISCHARGE SHALL NOT CAUSE:

(A)

FLOATING PARTICULATES OR GREASE AND OIL TO BE VISIBLE AT ANY LOCATION; AESTHETICALLY UNDESIRABLE DISCOLORATION ON THE OCEAN SURFACE AT ANY LOCATION; (c) THE MEAN OF THE TRA SM TANCE OF NATURAL LIGHT OUTSIDE OF THE 4NITIAL DILUTION ZONCV TO BE REDUCED BY MORE THAN ONE STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN DETERMINED FOR

-UNAFFECTED WATERS DURING THE SAME PERIOD; (D)

THE DISSOLVED OXYGEN CONCENT TIONS OF WATERS OUTSIDE OF THE INITIAL DILUTION ZONE-TO BE DEPRESSED MORE THAN 10 PERCENT FROM CONCENTRATIONS WHICH OCCUR NATURALLY; (E)

THE PH OUTSIDE OF THE INITIAL DILUTION ZONE-' TO BE CHANGED MORE THAN 0.2 UNITS FROM THE PH WHICH OCCURS NATURALLY; (F)

THE RATE OF DEPOSITION OF INERT SOLIDS AND THE CHARACTERISTICS OF INERT SOLIDS IN OCEAN SEDIMENTS TO BE CHM)GEO SUCH THAT BENTHIC COMMUNITIES ARE DECRADED; (c) THE DISSOLVED SULFIDE CONCENTRATION OF WATERS IN AND NEAR SEDIMENTS TO BE INCREASED BY MORE THAN ONE STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN DETERMINED UNDER NATURAL CONDITIONS; ORDER No. 76-11 (H)

THE CONCENTRATIONS OF HEAVY METALS, CYANIDE, PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS, TOTAL IDENTIFIABLE CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS AND RADIOACTIVITY IN SEDIMENTS TO BE INCREASED BY MORE THAN ONE STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN DETERMINED UNDER NATURAL CONDITIONS; (1) THE CONCENTRATIONS OF ORGANIC MATERIALS IN MARINE SEDIMENTS TO BE INCREASED ABOVE THOSE WHICH COULD DEGRADE /MARINE LIFE:

(j) NUTRIENT MATERIALS IN CONCE TRATIONS THAT WOULD CAUSE OBJECTIONABLE AQUATIC GROWTHS OR DEGRAD INDIGENOUS BIOTA:

(K)

MARINE COMMUNITIES INCL DING VERTEBRATE, i9VERTEBRATE, AND PLANT SPECIES TO BE DEGRADEW

,OR (L) -ALTERATION OF NATURAL TASTE, ODOR, AND COLOR OF FISH, SHELLFISH OR OTHER MARINE RESOURCES USED FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.

5. THE DISCHARGE SHALL NOT CAUSE CLEARLY VISABLE DISCOLORATION IN THE RECEIVING WATERS RESULTING FROM PARTICULATE ENTRAINMENT. A TIME SCHEDULE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE DEVELOPED AT A LATER DATE.

C. PROVISIONiS l.. THIS ORDER BECOMES EFFECTIVE ON JUNE 8, 1976.

2. THIS ORDER EXPIRES ON JUNE 8, 1981, AND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY AND SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY MUST FILE A REPORT OF WASTE DISCHARGE IN ACCORDANCE WITH TITLE 23, CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE, NOT LATER THAN 180 DAYS IN ADVANCE OF SUCH DATE AS APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF NEW WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS.

IF THE DISCHARGE HEREINBEFORE DESCRIBED IS TERMINATED PRIOR TO JUNE 8, 1981, THE DISCHARGER SHALL SO NOTIFY THE REGIONAL BOARD IN WRITING.

IN THAT EVENT, THE REGIONAL BOARD MAY RESCIND THIS ORDER.

3.

IN THE EVENT OF ANY CHANGE IN CONTROL OR OWNERSHIP OF LAND OR WASTE WASTE DISCHARGE FACILITIES PRESENTLY OWNED OR CONTROLLED BY THE DISCHARGER, THE DISCHARGER SHALL NOTIFY THE SUCCEEDING OWNER OR OPERATOR OF THE EXISTENCE OF THIS ORDER BY LETTER, A COPY OF WHICH SHALL BE FORWARDED TO THIS BOARD.

4.

THESE REQUIREMENTS ARE ESTABLISHED ONLY FOR A MAXIMUM DISCHARGE OF 461.1 MILLION GALLONS PER DAY (20.2 M 3 /SEC) OF COOLING WATER AND OTHER DISCHARGES AS DESCRIBED IN THE FINDINGS OF THIS ORDER AND THE DISCHARGER'S REPORT OF WASTE DISCHARGE.

ORoER No. 76-11

5. THE DISCHARGE OF THERMAL WASTES SHALL COMPLY WITH LIMITATIONS NECESSARY TO ASSURE PROTECTION OF BENEFICIAL USES.

6. NEITHER THE TREATMENT NOR THE DISCHAPGE OF POLLUTANTS SHALL CREATE A POLLUTION, CONTAMINATION OR NUISANCE AS DEFINED BY THE CALIFORNIA WATER CODE.

7. THE PLANT GROUNDS AND DRAINAGE SHALL BE MAINTAINED SO THAT NO POLLUTANTS ENTER THE STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM.

STORM RUNOFF SHALL BE ROUTED TO PRECLUDE CONTACT WITH CHEMICALS OR CONTAMINANTS.

8. THIs ORDER INCLUDES ITEMS 1, 3, 5 AND 7 OF THE ATTACHED "REPORTING REQUIREMENTS."

9. THIS ORDER INCLUDES ITEMS 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9s 10 AND 11 OF THE ATTACHED "STANDARD PROVISIONS."

LO.

THis ORDER INCLUDES THE ATTACHED "GENERAL MONITORING AND REPORTING PROVISIONS."

11. THE DISCHARGER SHALL COMPLY WITH THE ATTACHED MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM UPON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDER.

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-12. THE DISCHARGER SHALL COMPLY WITH ANY STANDARDS WHICH MAY BE ESTABLISHED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PURSUANT TO SECTION 316(s) OF THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT.

13. THE EFFLUENT MONITORING PROGRAM FOR DISCHARGE 001 (COMBINED DISCHARGE)

INCLUDES MONITORING FOR CONSTITUENTS FOR WHICH EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS HAVE NOT BEEN ESTABLISHED.

IF WARRANTED BY THE RESULTS OF THE MONITORING PROGRAM, THE BOARD MAY ESTABLISH EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS FOR THESE CONSTITUENTS.

14. THE DISCHARGE OF THERMAL WASTES SHALL COMPLY WITH LIMITATIONS NECESSARY TO ASSURE PROTECTION OF BENEFICIAL USES AND AREAS OF SPECIAL BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE.

Is LEONARD BURTMAN, EXECUTIVE OFFICER, DO HEREBY THE FOREGOING IS A FULL, TRUE, AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ORDER ADOPTED BY THE CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARo, SAN DIEGO REGION, ON JUNE 14, 1976.

LEONARD RURTMAN EXECUTIVE OFFICER CALIFORNIA REGICNAL WATER QUALIT CONTRCL BOARD SAN DIEGO REGION FOOTNOTE REFERENCES FOR WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS OF ORDER No. 76-11, (NPOES PERMIT No. CA0001228 -

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY AND SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY, SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION, UNIT 1

1.

THE MONTHLY AVERAGE SHALL BE THE ARITHMETIC MEAN, USING THE RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF ALL SAMPLES COLLECTED DURING ANY 30 CONSECUTIVE CALENDAR DAY PERIOD.

2. THE DAILY MAXIMUM SHALL BE DETERMINED FROM THE RESULTS OF A SINGLE GRAS SAMPLE OR FROM THE RESULT OF A SINGLE COMPOSITE SAMPLE COLLECTED OVER A PERIOD OF 24 HOURS.

3. THE WEEKLY AVERAGE SHALL BE THE ARITHMETIC MEAN, USING THE RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF ALL SAMPLES COLLECTED DURING ANY SEVEN (7)

CONSECUTIVE CALENDAR DAY PERIOD.

4.

THE DISCHARGE RATE IN POUNDS PER DAY IS OBTAINED FROM THE FOLLOWING CALCULATION FOR ANY CALENDAR DAY:

N DISCHARGE RATE (LBS/DAY) = 8.34 C

N 1

IN WHICH N IS THE NUMBER OF SAMPLES ANALYZED IN ANY CALENDAR DAY. QI AND C ARE THE FLOW RATE (MGD) AND THE CONSTITUENT CONCENTRATION MG/L) RESPECTIVELY, WHICH ARE ASSOCIATED WITH EACH OF THE N GRAB SAMPLES WHICH MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY CALENDAR DAY.

IF A COMPOSITE SAMPLE IS TAKEN, C IS THE CONCENTRATION MEASURED IN THE COMPOSITE SAMPLE, AND Q, IS THE AVERAGE FLOW RATE OCCURRING DURING THE PERIOD OVER WHICH SAMPLES ARE COMPOSITED.

5. THE INITIAL DILUTION ZONE SHALL BE AS DEFINED IN THE WATER QUALITY CONTROL PLAN, OCEAN WATERS OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTED BY THE STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD ON JULY 6, 1972.

6. DEGRADATION SHALL BE DETERMINED BY ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF WASTE DISCHARGE ON SPECIES DIVERSITY, POPULATION DENSITY, GROWTH ANOMALIES, DEBILITY, OP SUPPLANTING OF NORMAL SPECIES BY UNDESIRABLE PLANT AND ANIMAL SPECIES.

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FOOTNOTE REFERENCES (CONT'D)

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY AND SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY, SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION, UNIT 1 7..

THE MONTHLY GEOMETRIC MEAN SHALL BE THE GEOMETRIC MEAN, USING THE RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF ALL SAMPLES COLLECTED DURING ANY 30 CONSECUTIVE CALENDAR DAY PERIOD.

8.

THE WEEKLY GEOMETRIC MEAN SHALL BE THE GECMETRIC MEAN, USING THE RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF ALL SAMPLES COLLECTED DURING ANY SEVEN (7) CONSECUTIVE CALENDAR DAY PERIOD.

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CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD SAN DIEGO REGION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM NO. 76 - 11 FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY AND SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION, UNIT 1 SAN DIEGO COUNTY A. FISH ENTRAINMENT MONITORING

1. DURING HEAT TREATMENT PERIODS THE TOTAL WEIGHT OF EACH SPECIES OF FISH REMOVED FROM THE TRAVELING AND BAR SCREENS SHALL BE DETERMINED AND RECORDED.

REPRESENTATIVE SUSSAMPLES OF EACH SPECIES COLLECTED SHALL BE TAKEN.

THE NUMBER OF FISH IN EACH SUBSAMPLE SHALL BE RECORDED.

THE LENGTH OF EACH FISH IN EACH SUSSAMPLE SHALL BE RECORDED.

FOR' SUBSAMFLES OF THOSE SPECIES CLASS!FIED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME AS "RESIDENT" SPECIES, THE REPRODUCTIVE STATE OF EACH FISH SHALL BE DETERM!NED AND RECORDED.

RESULTS SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE REGIONAL BOARD ANNUALLY.

2. DURING THE FIRST THREE WEEKS OF NORMAL OPERATION FOLLOWING A HEAT TREATMENT, THE TOTAL WEIGHT AND NUMBER OF FISH, BY SPECIES, REMOVED FROM THE TRAVELING AND BAR SCREENS SHALL BE DETERMINED AND RECORDED FOR AT LEAST ONE CONTINUOUS 24-HOUR PERIOD PER WEEK.

RESULTS SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE REGIONAL BOARD ANNUALLY.

3. DURING NORMAL OPERATION DURING THE PERIOD FROM THREE WEEKS AFTER A HEAT TREATMENT UNT!L THE NEXT HEAT TREATMENTS THE TOTAL WEIGHT AND NUMBER OF F!SH, BY SPECIES, REMOVED FROM THE TRAVELING AND BAR SCREENS SHALL BE DETERMINED AND RECORDED FOR AT LEAST TWO CONTINUOUS 24-HOUR PERIODS PER WEEK.

RESULTS SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE REGIONAL BOARD ANNUALLY.

MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM No. 76-11 COOLING WATER INTAKE M1ONITORING MINIMUM FREQUENCY REPORTING CONSTITUENTS UNITs SAMPLE TYPE OF ANALYSIS FREQUENCY TEMPERATURE OF MEASUREMENT CONTINUOUS*

MONTHLY TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS*

MG/L GRAB MONTHLY GREASE AND OIL

• TOTAL COPPER*

C.

EFFLUENT MONITORING

1.

DISCHARGE 001 (COMBINED DISCHARGE)

MINIMUM FREQUENCY REPORTING CONSTITUENTS UNITS SAMPLE TYPE OF ANALYSIS FREQUENCY FLOW GPO DAILY MONTHLY TEMPERATURE OF MEASUREMENT CONTINUOUS**

TOTAL SUSPENDED SoLIos*

MG/L GRAB MONTHLY LBS/DAY GREASE AND OIL*

MG/L LBS/DAY TOTAL COPPER*

MG/L LBS/DAY FREE AVAILABLE CHLORINE MC/L LBS/DAY PH UNITS RADOACTIVITY"*

TURBIDITY JTU SEMIANNUAL SEMIANNUAL METALS ARSENIC MG/L CADMIUM TOTAL CHROMIUM I

LEAD NOTE:

OF = DEGREES FAHRENHEIT MC/L = MILLIGRAMS PER LITER GPD = GALLONS PER DAY LBS/DAY = POUNDS PER DAY PCI/L = PICOCURIES PER LITER JTU = JACKSON TURBIDITY UNITS COOLING WATER INTAKE SAMPLES AND EFFLUENT SAMPLES FROM oISCHARGE 001 TO BE COLLECTED SYNOPTICALLY.

TEMPERATURE SHALL BE RECORDED AT A MINIMUM FREqUENCY OF ONCE EVERY TWO HOURS. THE AVERAGE AND MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE FOR EACH 24-HR. PERIOD SHALL BE REPORTED.

• • • COPIES OF ALL REPORTS TO THE NRC PERTAINING TO MONITORING OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL SHALL BE TRANSMITTED TO THE REGISNAL BOARD.

MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM No. 76-11 MINIMUM FREQUENCY REPORTING CONSTITUENTS UNITS SAMPLE TYPE oFrANALYSIS FREQUENCY

-METALS (CONT'0)

MERCURY M /L GRAD SEMIANNUAL SEMIANNUAL NICKEL SILVER ZINC fi CYANIDE PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS AMMONIA (AS NITROGEN)

TOTAL IDENTIFIABLE CHLORINATED HYDRocARBONS*

TOXICITY CONCENTRATION TU

2. DISCHARGE 0018 (STEAM GENERATOR BLOWOOWN)

MINIMUM FREQUENCY REPORT! NG CONSTITUENTS UNITS SAMPLE TYPE OF ANALYSIS FREQUENCY FLOW GPD DAILY MONTHLY TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS MG/L 24-HR. COMPOSITE MONTHLY LBS/DAY GREASE AND OIL MG/L GRAB LBS/DAY TOTAL COPPER*

MG/L 24-HR. COMPOSITE LBS/DAY TOTAL IRON**

MG/L

-. LBS/DAY

3.

DISCHARGE 001C (Low VOLUME WASTES)

SMINIMUM

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-FREQUENCY REPORTING CONSTITUENTS UNITS SAMPLE TYPE OF ANALYSIS FREQUENCY FLOW GPD DAILY MONTHLY TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS Mc/L 24-HR. COMPOSITE MONTHLY 1

LaS/DAY GREASE AND OIL MG/L GRAB LeS/DAY NOTE:

TU = TOXICITY UNITS

• TOTAL IDENTIFIABLE CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS SHALL BE MEASURED BY SUMMING THE INDIVIDUAL CONCENTRATIONS OF DOT, ODD, DDE, ALDRIN, BHC, CHLORDANE, ENDRIN, HEPTACHLOR, LINDANE, DIELDRIN, POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS, AND OTHER IDE.NTIFIABLE CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS.

• • DURING START-UP PERIODS TOTAL COPPER AND TOTAL IRON SHALL BE ANALYZED DAILY.

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MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM No. 76-11

4. DISCHARGE 0OD (SECONDARILY TREATED DOMESTIC SEWAGE)

MINIMUM FREQUENCY.

REPORTING CONSTITUENTS UNITS SAMPLE TYPE or ANALYSIS FREQUENCY FLOW GPO DAILY MONTHLY BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND.

MG/L 3 GRABS*

MONTHLY (5 DAY 209C)

LBS/DAY TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS MG/L LBS/DAY PH.UITS U

5. DISCHARGE 001E (YARD DRAINS)

MINIMUM FREQUENCY REPORTING CONSTITUENTS UNITS SAMPLE TYPE OF ANALYSIS FREQUEN SOIL AND GREASE M;/L GRAB MONTHLY MONTHLY D.

REEIVING W.IATER AND SEDIMENT MONITORING RECEIVING WATER AND SEDIMENT MONITORING SHALL BE CONDUCTED AS SPECIFIED BELOW.

STATION LOCATION, SAMPLING, SAMPLE PRESERVATION AND ANALYSIS, WHEN NOT SPECIFIED, SHALL BE BY METHODS DESCRIBED IN THE DISCHARGER'S REPORT TITLED "ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE," SUBMITTED TO THE REGIONAL BOARD ON FEBRUARY 19, 1976, OR APPROVED BY THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER.. THE MONITORING PROGRAM MAY BE MODIFIED BY THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER ATANY TIME.

DISPERSION AREA STATIONS:

THE DISPERSION AREA ZONES AND SAMPLING STATIONS ARE SHOWN ON FIGURES 1 AND 2. A NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF THE PRECISE LOCATIONS OF THE SURVEILLANCE ZONES AND STATIONS SHALL BE FURNISHED BY THE DISCHARGER WITHIN 180 DAYS AFTER THE ADOPTION OF THIS ORDER. ZONE AND STATION DESIGNATIONS AND THE FIGURE WHERE EACH IS SHOWN ARE AS FOLLOWS:

NOTE:

MPN/100 AL =MOST -PROBABLE NUMSER PER 100 MILLIL'TERS DURING THE DAY SHIFT, MONDAY TIRoucH FRIDAY, EXCEPT HOLIDAYS.

MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM No; 76-11 ZONE STAtlON FIGURE OA OA-1 TO OA-12 1

lA 1A-1, LA-2 2A 2A-1, 2A-2 I

28 2B-1 1

3A 3A-1 1

OA 1 To 12, 80, XO, CO, DO 2

OB 13, 14, EO, F3 2

1A 18 To 24 2

1B 25 2

2A 26 To 32, 34 To 36 2

28 33 2

3A 16 2

38 17 2

4A 37 2

48 38 2

REFERENCE AREA STATIONS:

REFERENCE AREA ZONES AND STATIONS ARE SHOWN ON FIGURES 1 AND 2. A NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF PRECISE LOCATIONS OF THE STATIONS SHALL BE FURNISHED BY THE DISCHARGER WITHIN 160 DAYS AFTER THE ADOPTION OF THIS ORDER.

ZONE AND STATION DESIGNATIONS AND THE FIGURE WHERE EACH IS SHOWN ARE AS FOLLOWS:

ZONE STATION FIGURE 6

6-1 TO6-5 1

6 39 To 41 2

5 15 2

MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM No. 76-11 INTERTIDAL STATIONS:

INTERTIDAL ZONES AND STATIONS ARE SHOWN ON FIGURE 1. A NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF THE PRECISE LOCATIONS OF THE STATIONS SHALL BE FURNISHED BY THE DISCHARGER WITHIN 1800AYS AFTER THE ADOPTION OF THIS ORDER. ZONE AND STATION DESIGNATIONS AND THE FICURE WHERE EACH IS SHOWN ARE AS FOLLOWS:

ZONE STATION FIGURE OA 1-2, 1-3 1

3A 1-1 2A 1-4 2A 1-5

1.

RECEIVING WATER MONITORING SHALL BE CONDUCTED AS FOLLOWS:

MINIMUM TYPE OF FREQUENCY DETERMINATIONS UNITS STATIONS SAMPLE OF ANALYSIS PH UNITS OA-1, OA-4, 6-1 GRAS BIMONTHLY TEMPERATURE

• F 0A-9, 6-4 (NEAR EVERY TWO SURFACE, MIDDEPTH, HQURS NEAR BOTTOM) 1-1, 1-3, 1-4, 1-5 BIMONTHLY 1 THROUGH 41 BIMONTHLY

-(SURFACE AND DEPTH PROFILE)

ONCE PFR

-AERIAL INFRARED RADIO-CALENDAR NETRY QUARTER LIGHT TRANSMITTANCE METER 1 THROUGH 41, XO, CO, GRAB BIMONTHLY (SECCHI DISK)

DO, EO, FO M

1 THROUGH 41, XO, CO, GRAS BIMONTHLY D0 EO, FO NOTE:

'M = PERCENT PER METER MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM 1o. 75-11 MINIMUM TYPE OF FREQUENCY UNITS STATIONS OF AALYSIS 95033013A NJ GRA13 ne r

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH CALFNDAR TURBIDITY Co.*R C'JAR~rR DISSOLVED OA-1, OA-4, 6-4 GRAD BIMONTHLY DISSOLVED OXvGEN M

• OA-1,OA9 THROUGH GRAS BIMCNTHLY CHLORINE 04-12, 6-4 CHLORINE D NOA-1OA9 THROUGH GRAB BIMONTHLY osDEMANo OA-12, 6-4 IOMPt4/100 ML XO, 36 AND AT STATIONS GRAS BIMONTHLY CouoRM MN0LOCATED 300 FEET (1) uP COAST, (2) DOWNCOAST, (3) OFFSHORE, (4.)

IN SHORE OF STATION XO ONCE PER CMROMAUS MG/L OA-1, IA-1, ZA-1, 6-4 GRAS CALENDAR QUARTER CHROMIUMf ONCE PER MG/L OA-1, 1A-1, 2A-1, 6-4 GRAB CALENDAR 'UARTER COPPER MGLONCE PEP KM0/L OA-1, IA-1, 2A-1, 6-4 GRAB CALENDAR QUARTER NICKEL MGL NCE PER IRON OMcL 0A-1, IA-1, 2A-1, 6-4 GRAS CALENDAR QUARTER IDENTIFICATION, OA-7, OA-10, 1A-2, BIMONTHLY ZOOpTANKTON AND ENUMERATION

!A-1, 2A-1, ZA-2, 6-4 (WATER COLUMN)

OA.

10IA BIMONTHLY Pl4YTOPLANKTON IDENTIFICATION O-,O-O A2 IOTL (HEAR SURFACE)

AND ENUMERATION A-1 2A-1, 2A-2, 6-4 (NEA SUFACE BIMONTHLY 0A 0A-10, 1A-2 PHYTOPLANKTN IDENTIFICATION OA-7 OA-IO 2A-2, 6-4BMNTL P(NEoA KTOM)

AND ENUMERATION 1A-1 2A-1, 2A-2, 6-4 (HEA BOTOM)ONCE PER IDENTIFICATION 0A-2, OA-6, 0-8, 6-2 CALENDAR QUARTER NEKTON 6-3, 6-4 MONITORING AND REPORTING PROCRAM No.

76-11

2.

BOTTOM SEDIMENT MOMITORING SHALL BE CONDUCTED AS FOLLOWS:

TYPE OF FREQUENCY DETERMINATIONS UNITS STATIONS SAMPLE Or ANALYSIS METALS ONCE PER Csom.4u m MC/L OA-1, 1A-1, 2A-1, 6-4 GRAB CALENDAR QUARTER ONCE PER COPPER MC/L OA-1, 1A-1, 2A-1, 6-4 GRAB CALENDAR QUARTER

-OncE PER NICKEL 'MG/L OA-1, 1A-1, 2A-1, 6 GRAB CALENDAR QUARTER I

ONCE PER IRo.

Mc/L OA-l, 1A-I, 2A-1, 6-4 GRAB CALENDAR QUARTER BENTHIC ROCK IDENTIFICATION OA-1; OA-3,'OA-5, ONcE PER HABITAT AND ENUMERATION OA-7; 6-1 THROUGH 6-5, CALENDAR QUARTER 28-1, 3A-1 KELP SED STUoY 5 2GRA ONCE PER CALENDAR QUARTER SETTLING PLATES IDENTIFICATION OA-1, 6-4 ONCE PER

@810TA AND ENUMERATION CALENOAR QUARTER

NTERTIDAL ROCK IDEUTIFICATION I-1 THROUGH 1-5 ONCE PER HABITAT AND ENUMERATION CALENDAR QUARTER

3.

REcEivi':G WATER AND SEGIMENT MORITORINC REPORTS SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE BOARD ACCORDING TO THE DATES II THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE:

A. AN ANNUAL

SUMMARY

AND PRELIMINARY REPORT SHALL BE SUBMITTED BEFORE MARCH 31 OF EACH YEAR.

B. A REPORT CONTAINING DETAILED ANALYSES OF THE Y.

DATA SHALL BE SUBMITTED BY JULY 1 OF EACH YEAR.

C. THE ANNUAL REPORT REQUIREMENT IN THE "GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR REPORTING" WILL NOT APPLY TO THE REcElvi'tc WATER AND SEDIMENT MONITORING

- ORDERED BY L7-4

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CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CON7TRL BOARD SAN DIEGO REGION REPORTING REQUIREMENTS THE DISCHARGER SHALL FILE WITH THE BOARD AND THE REGIONAL AMIrISTRATOR OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTtON AGENCY TECHNICAL REPORTS ON SELF MONITORING WORK PERFORMED ACCORDING TO THE DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS CONTAINED IN ANY MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM AS DIRECTED BY THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER.

2.

THE DISCHARGER SHALL FILE A WRITTEN REPORT WITH THE BOARD WITHIN 90 DAYS AFTER THE AVERAGE DRY-WEATHER WASTE FLOW FOR ANY MONTH EQUALS OR EXCEEDS 75 PERCENT OF THE DESIGN CAPACITY OF HIS WASTE TREATMENT AND/OR DISPOSAL FACILITIES. THE DISCHARGER'S SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER SHALL SIGN A LETTER WHICH TRANSMITS THAT REPORT AND CERTIFIES THAT THE POLICYMAKING BODY IS ADEQUATELY INFORMED ABOUT IT.

THE REPORT SHALL INCLUDE:

AVERAGE DAILY FLOW FOIR THE MONTH, THE DATE ON WHICH THE INSTANTANEOUS PEAK FLOW OCCURRED, THE RATE OF THAT PEAK

FLOW, AND THE TOTAL FLOW FOR THAT DAY.

THE DISCHARGER'S BEST ESTIMATE OF WHEN THE AVERAGE DAILY DRY-WEATHER FLOW RATE WILL EQUAL OR EXCEED THE DESIGN CAPACITY OF HIS FACILITIES.

THE DISCHARGER'S INTENDED SCHEDULE FOR STUDIES, DESIGN, AND ZTHER STEPS NEEDED TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL CAPACITY FOR HIS WASTE TREATMENT AND/OR DISPOSAL FACILITIES BEFORE THE WASTE FLOW RATE EQUALS THE CAPACITY OF PRESENT UNITS.

(

REFERENCE:

SECTIONS 13260, 13267(s),

AND 13268, CALIFORNIA WATER CODE.)

THE DISCHARGER SHALL NITIFY THE BOARD NOT LATER THAN 180 DAYS IN ADVANCE OF IMPLEMENTATION OF ANY PLANS TO ALTER PRODUCTION CAPACITY OF THE PRODUCT LINE OF THE MANUFACTURING, PRDUCING OR PROCESSING FACILITY BY MORE THAN TEN PERCENT.

SUCH NOTIFICATION SHALL INCLUDE ESTIMATES OF PROPOSED PRODUCTION RATE, THE TYPE OF PROCESS, AND PROJECTED EFFECTS ON EFFLUENT QUALITY.

NOTIFICATION SHALL INCLUDE SUBMITTAL OF A NEW REPORT OF WASTE DISCHARGE AND APPROPRIATE FILING FEE.

• 4.

THE DISCHARGER SHALL NOTIFY THE BOARD OF (A)

NEW INTRODUCTION INTO SUCH WORKS OF POLLUTANTS FROM A SOURCE WHICH WOULn BE A

NEW SOURCE AS 3EFINED IN SECTION 306 OF THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, OR AMENOMENTS THERETO, IF SUCH SOURCE WERE DISCHARGING POLLUTANTS TO THE WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES, (B) NEW INTRODUCTIONS OF POLLUTANTS INTO SUCH WORKS FROM A SOURCE WHICH WOULD BE SUBJECT TO SECTION 301 OF THE FEDERAL WATER

• PUBLICLY OWNED FACILITIES ONLY FOR NONPUeLIC FACILITIES ONLY

CRWQCB, SAN DIEGO REGION 11/73

REPORTING REQUIREMENTS POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, OR AMENDMENTS THERETI, IF IT WERE DISCHARGING SUCH POLLUTANTS TO THE WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES, C)

A SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE IN THE VOLUME OR CHARACTER OF POLLUTANTS BEING INTRODUCED INTO SUCH VORKS BY A SOURCE INTRODUCING POLLUTANTS INTO SUCH WORKS AT THE TIME THE WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS WERE ADOPTED. NOTICE SHALL INCLUDE A DESCRIPTION OF THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF POLLUTANTS AND THE IMPACT OF SUCH CHANGE ON THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF EFFLUENT FROM SUCH PUBLICLY OWNED TREATMENT WORKS.

A SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE IN VOLUME IS CONSIDERED AN INCREASE OF TEN PERCENT IN THE MEAN DRY-WEATHER FLOW RATE.

THE DISCHARGER SHALL FORWARD A COPY OF SUCH NITICE DIRECTLY TO THE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR.

THE ntSCHARGER SHALL FILE WITH THE BOARD A REPORT OF WASTE DISCHARGE AT LEAST 120 DAYS BEFORE MAKING ANY MATERIAL CHANGE OR PROPOSED CHANGE IN THE CHARACTER, LOCATION OR VOLUME OF DISCHARGE.

C *6.> THIS BOARD REQUIRES THE DISCHARGER TO FILE WITH THE BOARD, WITHIN 90 DAYS AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDER, A TECHNICAL REPORT ON HIS PREVENTIVE (FAIL-SAFE)

AND CONTINGENCY (CLEANUP)

PLANS FOR CON TROLLING ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGES, AND FOR MINIMIZING THE EFFECT OF SUCH EVENTS.

.THE TECHNICAL REPORT SHOULD:

IDENTIFY THE POSSIBLE SOURCES OF ACCIDENTAL LOSS, UNTREATED WASTE BYPASS, AND CONTAMINATED DRAINAGE.

LOADING AND STORAGE

AREAS, POWER

OUTAGE, WASTE TREATMENT UNIT

OUTAGE, AND FAILURE OF PROCESS EQUIPMENT, TANKS AND PIPES SHOULD BE CONSIDERED.

EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRESENT FACILITIES AND PROCEDURES AND STATE WHEN THEY BECAME OPERATIONAL.

DESCRIBE FACILITIES AND PROCEDURES NEEDED FOR EFFECT;VE PREVENTIVE AND CONTINGENCY PLANS.

PREDICT THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROPOSED FACILITIES AND PROCEDURES AND PROVIDE AN IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE CONTAINING INTERIM AND FINAL DATES WHEN THEY WILL BE CONSTRUCTED, IMPLEMENTED, OR OPERATIONAL.

(

REFERENCE:

SECTIONS 13267(s)

AND 13268, CALIFORNIA WATER CODE.)

THIS BOARD, AFTER REVIEW OF THE TECHNICAL

REPORT, MAY ESTABLISH CONDITIONS WHICi IT DEEMS NECESSARY TO CONTROL ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGES AND TO MINIMIZE THE EFFECTS OF SUCH EVENTS. SUCH CONDITIONS MAY BE INCORPORATED AS PART OF THIS ORDER, UPON NOTICE TO THE DISCHARGER.

THE DISCHARGER SHALL SUBMIT TO THE BOARD, BY JANUARY 30 OF EACH YEAR, AN ANNUAL

SUMMARY

OF THE QUANTITIES OF ALL CHEMICALS LISTED BY BOTH TRADE AND CHEMICAL NAMES, WHICH ARE USED FOR COOLING AND/OR BOILING WATER TREATMENT AND WHICH ARE DISCHARGED.

• FOR NONPUBLIC FACILITIES ONLY CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CO.1ThOL BOARD

.SAN DIEGO REGION STANDARD PROVISIONS THE REQUIREMENTS PRESCRIBED HEREIN 00 NOT AUTHORIZE THE COMMISSION OF ANY ACT CAUSING INJURY TO THE PROPERTY OF ANOTHER, NOR PROTECT THE DISCHARGER FROM HIS LIABILITIES UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR LOCAL LAWS, NOR GUARANTEE THE DISCHARGER A CAPACITY RIGHT IN THE RECEIVING WATERS.

THE DISCHARGE OF ANY RADIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL, OR BIOLOGICAL WARFARE AGENT OR HIGH LEVEL RADIOLOGICAL WASTE IS PROHIBtTED.

• 3. THE DISCHARGER SHALL REQUIRE ANY INDUSTRIAL USER OF THE TREATMENT WORKS TO COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE SERVICE CHARGES AND TOXIC AND PRETREATMENT STANDARDS PROMULGATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONS 204(s), 307, AND 308 OF THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT OR AMENDMENTS THERETO.

THE DISCHARGER SHALL REQUIRE EACH INDIVIDUAL USER TO SUBMIT PERIODIC NOTICE (OVER INTERVALS NOT TO EXCEED NINE MONTHS) OF PROGRESS TOWARD COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE TOXIC AND PRETREATMENT STANDARDS DEVELOPED PURSUANT TO THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT OR AMENDMENTS THERETO.

THE DISCHARGER SMALL FORWARD A COPY OF SUCH NOTICE TO THE BOARD AND THE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY.

THE DISCHARGER SHALL PERMIT THE REGIONAL BOARD:

(A)

ENTRY UPON PREMISES IN WHICH AN EFFLUENT SOURCE IS LOCATED OR IN WHICH ANY REQUIRED RECORDS ARE KEPT; (a)

ACCESS TO COPY ANY RECORDS REQUIRED TO BE KEPT UNDER TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS ORDER; (c)

INSPECTION OF MONITORING EQUIPMENT OR RECORDS, AND (0)

SAMPLING OF ANY DISCHARGE.

ALL DIsCHARGES AUTHORIZED BY THIS ORDER SHALL BE CONSISTENT WTH THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS ORDER.

THE DISCHARGE OF ANY POLLUTANT MORE FREQUENTLY THAN OR AT A LEVEL IN EXCESS OF THAT IDENTIFIED AND AUTHORIZED SY THIS ORDER SHALL CONSTITUTE A VIOLATION OF THE TERMS AND CONITIONS OF THIS ORDER.

THE DISCHARGER SHALL MAINTAIN IN GOOD WORKING ORDER AND OPERATE AS EFFICIENTLY AS POSSIBLE ANY FACILITY OR CONTROL SYSTEM INSTALLED BY THE DISCHARGER TO ACHIEVE COMPLIANCE WITH THE WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS.

PUBLICLY OWNED FACILITIES ONLY CRWQCB, SAN DIEGO REGION 11/73

STANDARD PnvIsInNS (7~

COLETE SCREENINGSi SLUDGES, AND OTHER SOLIDS REMOVED FROM LIQUID WASTES SMALL BE DISPOSED OF AT A LEGAL POINT OF DISPOSAL, AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF 0IVISION 7.5 OF THE CALIFORNIA WATER CODE.

FOR THAT rURPOSE OF THIS REQUIREMENT, A LEGAL POINT OF DISPOSAL IS DEFINED AS ONE FOR WHICH WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN PRESCRIBED BY A REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD AND WHICH IS IN FULL COMPLIANCE THEREWITH.

AFTER NOTICE AND OPPORTUNITY FOR A HEARING, THIS ORDER MAY BE TERMINATED OR MODIFIED FOR CAUSE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

(A)

VIOLATION OF ANY TERM OR CONDITION CONTAINED IN THIS ORDER; (8)

OBTAINING THIS ORDER BY MISREPRESENTATION, OR FAILURE TO DISCLOSE.FULLY ALL RELEVANT FACTS; (c) A CHANGE IN ANY CONDITION THAT REQUIRES EITHER A TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT REDUCTION OR ELIMINATION OF THE AUTHORIZED OtSCHARGE.

IF A TOXIC EFFLUENT STANDARD OR PROHIBITION (INCLUDING ANY SCHEDULE or COMPLIANCE SPECIFIED IN SUCH EFFLUENT STANDARD OR PROHIBITION) is ESTABLISHED UNDER SECTION 307((A) nF THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, OR AMENDMENTS THERETO, FOR A TOXIC POLLUTANT WHICH IS PRESENT IN THE DISCAARGE AUTHORIZED HEREIN AND SUCH STANDARD OR PROMBITION IS MORE STRINGENT THAN ANY LIMITATION UPON SUCH POLLUTANT IN THIS ORMER, THE BOARD WILL REVISE OR MODIFY THIS ORDER IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUCH TOXIC EFFLUENT STANDARD OR PROHIBITION AND SO NOTIFY THE DISCHARGER.

1.

-THERE SHALL BE NO DISCHARGE OF HARMFUL QUANTITIES OF OIL OR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES, AS SPECIFIED By REGULATION ADOPTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 311 OF THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, OR AMENDMENTS THERETO.

if/

IN THE EVENT THE DISCHAkER IS UNABLE TO COMPLY WITH ANY OF THE CONDITIONS OF THIS ORDER DUE TO:

(A)

BREAKDOWN OF WASTE TREATMENT EQUIPMENT; (6)

ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY HUMAN ERROR OR NEGLIGENCE; OR (C)

OTHER CAUSES SUCH AS ACTS OF NATURE&

TNT DISCHARGER SHALL NOTIFY THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER BY TELEPHONE AS SOON /

AS HE OR HIS AGENTS HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF THE INCIDENT AND CONFIRM THIS NOTIFICATION IN WRITING WITHIN TWO WEEKS OF THE TELEPHONE NOTIFICATION.

THE WRITTEN NOTIFICATION SHALL INCLUDE PERTINENT INFORMATION EXPLAINING REASONS FOR THE NONCOMPLIANCE AND SHALL INDICATE WHAT STEPS WERE TAKEN TO CORRECT THE PROBLEM AND THE DATES THEREOF, AND WHAT STEPS ARE BEING TAKEN TO PREVENT THE PROBLEM FROM RECURRING.

CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD SAN DIEGO REGION GENERAL MONITORING AND REPORTING PROVISIONS GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, ALL SAMPLING, SAMPLE PRESERVATION, AND ANALYSES SHALL CONFORM TO THE U.

S.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY APPROVED TEST PROCEDURES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF POLLUTANTS DESCRIBED IN PART 136, VOLUME 38 (No.

199)

OF FEDERAL REGISTER PUBLISHED ON OCTOBER 16, 1973, OR THE LATEST EDITION OF FEDERAL REGISTER, OR AS APPROVED BY THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER.

ALL ANALYSES SHALL 9E PER FORMED IN A LABORATORY CERTIFIED TO PERFORM SUCH ANALYSES BY THE CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH OR A LABORATORY APPROVED BY THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER.

EFFLUENT SAMPLES SHALL BE TAKEN DOWNSTREAM OF ANY ADDITION TO THE TREATMENT WORKS AND PRIOR TO MIXING WITH THE RECEIVING WATERS.

THE DISCHARGER SHALL CALIBRATE AND PERFORM MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES ON ALL MONITORING INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT TO INSURE ACCURACY OF MEASUREMENTS, OR SHALL INSURE THAT BOTH ACTIVITIES WILL BE CONDUCTED.

A GRAS SAMPLE IS DEFINED AS AN INDIVIDUAL SAMPLE COLLECTED IN FEWER THAN 15 MINUTES.

A COMPOSITE SAMPLE IS DEFINED AS A COMBINATION OF NO FEWER THAN EIGHT INDIVIDUAL SAMPLES OBTAINED OVER THE SPECIFIED SAMPLING PERIOD.

THE VOLUME OF EACH INDIVIDUAL SAMPLE IS PROPORTIONAL TO THE DISCHARGE FLOW RATE AT THE TIME OF SAMPLING.

THE SAMPLING PERIOD SHALL EQUAL THE DISCHARGE PERIOD, OR 24 HOURS, WHICHEVER PERIOD IS SHORTER.

GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR REPORTING FOR EVERY ITEM WHERE THE REQUIREMENTS ARE NOT MET, THE DISCHARGER SHALL SUBMIT A STATEMENT OF THE ACTIONS UNDERTAKEN OR PROPOSED WHICH WILL BRING THE DISCHARGE INTO FULL COMPLIANCE WITH REQUIREMENTS AT THE EARLIEST TIME AND SUBMIT A TIME TABLE FOR CORRECTION.

By JANUARY 30 OF EACH YEAR, THE DISCHARGER SHALL SUBMIT AN ANNUAL REPORT TO THE BOARD.

THE REPORT SHALL CONTAIN BOTH TABULAR AND GRAPHICAL SUMMARIES OF THE MONITORING DATA OBTAINED DURING THE PREVIOUS YEAR.

IN ADDITION, THE DISCHARGER SHALL DISCUSS THE COMPLIANCE RECORD AND THE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS TAKEN OR PLANNED WHICH MAY BE NEEDED TO BRING THE DISCHARGE INTO FULL COMPLIANCE WITH THE WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS.

CRWQCB, SAN DIEGO REGtON 2/76

GENERAL MONITORING AND REPORTING PROVISIONS THE DISCHARGER SHALL MAINTAIN ALL SAMPLING AND ANALYTICAL RESULTS, INCLUODNG STRIP CHARTS; DATE, EXACT PLACE, AND TIME OF SAMPLING; DATE ANALYSES WERE PERFORMED; ANALYST'S NAME; ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES USED; AND RESULTS OF ALL ANALYSES. SUCH RECORDS SHALL BE RETAINED FOR A MINIMUM OF THREE YEARS.

THIS PERIOD OF RETENTION SHALL BE EXTENDED DURING THE COURSE OF ANY UNRESOLVED LITIGATION REGARDING THIS DISCHARGE OR WHEN.REQUESTED BY THE BOARD AND THE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY.

MONITORING RESULTS SHALL BE SUBMITTED ON FORMS PROVIDED BY THE BOARD.

MONITORING REPORTS SHALL BE SIGNED SY:

(A)

IN THE CASE OF CORPORATIONS, BY A PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVE OFFICER AT LEAST OF THE LEVEL OF VICE-PRESIDENT OR HIS DULY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OVERALL OPERATION OF THE FACILITY FROM WHICH THE DISCHARGE ORIGINATES; (s)

IN THE CASE OF A PARTNERSHIP, BY A GENERAL PARTNER; (C)

IN THE CASE OF A SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP, BY THE PROPRIETOR; (D)

IN THE CASE OF A MUNICIPAL, STATE OR OTHER PUBLIC FACILITY, BY EITHER A PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVE OFFICER, RANKING ELECTED OFFICIAL, OR OTHER DULY AUTHORIZED EMPLOYEE.

THE DISCHARGER SHALL MAIL A COPY OF EACH MONITORING REPORT ON THE APPROPRIATE FORM TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE BOARD TO:

EXECUTIVE OFFICER CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD SAN DIEGO REGION 6154 MISSION GORGE ROAD, SUITE 205 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92120 REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 100 CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94111 ATTENTION:

PERMITS BRANCH SCHARGER MONITO? iNG REPORT FORM J(12-?)

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76-i r:PDES ro. CA0001228 HARGE NO.

001 SAMPLE LOCATION T FREQUENCY MONTHLY DUE SREPORTiNG PER MONTHLY UA1LY AVEPAGE MAXImu.4 SAMPLE DAY/TIME SAMPLE REQUIRED SA MLE REQUIRED CONSTITUENTS UNITS TYPE oF SAMPLE VALUE VALUE VALUE VALUE INTAKE OTAL SUSPENDED MG/L GRAB SoLIos 3REASE AND OIL TOYAL COPPER DISCHARGE 001//

MG/L GRAS 7OTAL SUSPENDED SOSo os ts/DAY MG/L JREASE AND OIL LBS/DAY TOTAL COPPER LBS/DAY MG/L 0.2 0.5 FREE AvaLAtLE________________

CHLORINE LBS/DAY 749 2102 PHUN ITS I7 OO___

PH Uns~s n6.0 TO j/ COOLING WATER INTAKE SAMPLES AND EFFLUENT SAMPLES FROM DISCHARGE 001 TO BE COLLECTED SYNOPTICALLY.

/ COPIES OF ALL REPORTS TO THE NRC PERTAINING TO MONITORING OF RADIACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL SHALL BE. TRANSMITTED TO THE REGIONAL BOARD.

7tSCHARGER MONITORGING REPORT FORM (12-74)

PAGE Or SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION DISCHARGER UNIT 1 ORDER NO.

76-11 NPOES r;o. CA001228 HARGE NO.

001 SAMPLE LOCATION

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6. To COOLING WATER INTAKE SAMPLES AND EFFLUENT SAMPLES FROM DISCHARGE 001 TO BE COLLECTED SYNOPTICALLY.

COPIES OF ALL REPORTS TO THE NRC PERTAINING TO MONITORING OF RADIACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL SHALL BE. TRANSMITTED TO THE REGIONAL BOARD.

DISCHAGER r'NIT-RiNG REPORT FORM (12-74)

ACE or SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION 3ISCHARGER UNIT 1 ORDER NO. 76-11 NPES r;N. CA0001225 001

@HARGE NO.0 SAMPLE LOCATION

,c T FREQUENCY MONTHLY DUE OR RPSORTING PERiOD_

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SOLIDOS SREASE AND OIL TOTAL COPPER DISCHARGE 0011 4/

MG/L GRAB 7oTAL SUSPENDED LBS/DAY MG/L k"

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COPIES OF ALL REPORTS TO THE NRC PERTAINING TO MONITORING OF RADIACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL SHALL BE. TRANSMITTED TO THE REGIONAL BOARD.

ISHAGE MOIT iNG REPORT FORM (12-74)

PAGE SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION DISCHARGER UNIT 1 ORDER NO.

76-11 NpDES r;O. CA0001225 0

HARGE NO.

001 SAMPLE LOCATION T FREQUENCY MONTHLY DUE OR REPORTING PEP_._00 MONTHLY UAILY T_

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OTAL SUSPENDED MG/L GRAB SOLIDS SREASE AND OIL

'OTAL COPPER DISCHARGE 001/

4 MG/L GRAB OTAL SUSPENDED DS LBS/DAY jREASE AND OIL LBS/DAY Mc/L TOTAL COPPER LBS/DAY FREE AVAILABLE MG/L 0.2 0.5 CHLORINE LBS/DAY 749 2102 PH UNITS 6.0 TO

_ _ _ _I 9.0 1' COOLING WATER INTAKE SAMPLES AND EFFLUENT SAMPLES FROM DISCHARGE 001 TO BE COLLECTED SYNOPTICALLY.

/ COPIES OF ALL REPORTS TO THE NRC PERTAINING TO MONITORING OF RADIACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL SHALL BE. TRANSMITTED TO THE REGIONAL BOARD.

DISCHARGER MONITORING REPORT FORM ( 1 2 -74) rAUL u

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JtSCHAEH M1ONITOR ING REPORT FORM (12-74)

SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION DlfCHARIUER UNIT 1 ORDER NO. 76-11NPOES NO.

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OthCHARGER MONITORING REPORT FORM (6-76)

SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION UNITS 1, 2 & 3 ORDER NOS. 76-11 & 76-21 DISCHARGER UIS1

!?DES NOS. CAO01228 (UNIT 1) AND CA0003395 (UNITS 2 & 3)

REPORT FREQUENCY ANNUAL DUE MARCH 31, FOR REPORTING PERIOD NOTE:

PLEASE ATTACH THE ANNUAL

SUMMARY

AND PRELIMINARY RECEIVING WATER REPORT AS SPECIFIED BY SECTION D OF THE MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM OF ORDER No. 76-11 (21).

USE THIS FORM AS A COVER SHEET AND SUBMIT THE REPORT TO THIS OFFICE BY MARCH 31,

DtCAARl ON1:0NlORG REPORT FORM (6-7,)

SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENJERATING STATION OrBCHARGER UNITS 1, 2 & 3 ORDER NOS.

76-11 & 76-21 NPDES NOS.

CA0001228 (UNIT 1)

AND CA0003395 (UNITS 2 & 3)

REPORT FREQUENCY ANNUAL DUE JULY 1, FOR REPORTING PER!OD NOTE:

PLEASE ATTACH A DETAILED ANALYSES OF THE RECEIVING WATER DATA AS SPECIFIED BY SECTION 0 OF THE MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM OF ORDER No. 76-11(21).

USE THIS FORM AS A COVER SHEET AND SUBMIT THE REPORT TO THIS OFFICE BY JULY 1, I

0.'SC!ARut3 :0 I OR! 'G REPORT FCRM (6-76)

SAN ONOFRE UUCLAR GENERATING STATION i

HARGER UNITS 1, 2

F 5 ORDER

'0.

76-11 76-21 NPDES NOS.

CA01 228 (UNIT 1)

AN CAOOO39' (UN Is 2 & )

REPORT FREQUENCY ANlJAL DUE JULY 1 FOR REPORTING PER!OD NoTE:

PLEASE ATTACH A DETAILED ANALYSES OF THE RECEIVING WATER DATA AS SPECiriEo BY SECTION 0 OF THE MONITORING AND REDORTING PROGRAM or ORDER No. 76-11(21).

USE THIS FORM AS A COVER SHEET AND SUBMIT THE REPORT TO THIS OFFICE BY JULY 1, III

O.SCHuLR.-;.YlTOR:F REPORT FCM (6-76)

SAN ONOFRE L EAR CENERATINlG STATIO

• i sCHARGER UNITS 1, 2 1 3

'ORDER NOS.

76-11 & 76-21 NPDES NOS.

CA00012-8 (UNr I) aNo CA0003395 (UN TS 2 &

REPORT FREQUEN-CY ANNUAL Duc JULY 1, FOR REPORTING PER!OD NOTE:

PLEASE ATTACH A DETAILED ANALYSES OF THE RECEIVING WATER DATA AS SPECIFIED BY SECTION D) OF THE MONITORING AND REDoRTING PROGRAM OF ORDER No. 76-11(21).

USE THIS FORM AS A COVER SHEET AND SUBMIT THE REPORT TO THIS OFFICE BY JULY 1,

• III

O,CHARGER MOI.NToR1G REPCRT FOR (6-76)

SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION SCHARGER UNITS 1, 2 & 3 ORDER NOS. 76-11 &

-21 W

JDES NOS. CAOOO122 8 (UNIT

1)

AND CA0003395 (UN 's 2 ? 3)

REPORT FREQUENCY ANNUAL DUE V AR'H 31, FOR REPORTING PERIOD NOTE:

PLEASE ATTACH THE ANNUAL

SUMMARY

AND PRELIMINARY RECEIVING WATER REPORT AS SPECIFIED BY SECTION D OF THE MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM oF ORDER No. 76-11 (21).

USE THIS FORM AS A COVER SHEET AND SUBMIT THE REPORT TO THIS OFFICE BY MARCH 31, eA

DISCHARGER MON'TORIIG REPORT FORM (6-76)

SAN ONOFRE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION HA RUNITS 1,

2 ORDER NOS. 76-11 & 76-?1 D IS C H A R G E RU N T 1, 2 & 5_

IDES NOS.

CAOOO1?2

'J-4IT

1) Atio CA000395 (UNirs 2 & 3)

REPORT FREQUENCY AN-UAL DUE MARCH 31 FOR REPORTING PERIOD NOTE:

PLEASE ATTACH THE ANNUAL

SUMMARY

AND DRELIMINARY RECEIVING WATER REPORT AS SPECIFIED BY SECTION 0 oF THE MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM OF ORDER No. 76-11 (21).

USE THIS FORM AS A COVER SHEET AND SUBMIT THE REPORT TO THIS OFFICE BY MARCH 31, III)

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION In the Matter of SOUTHERN

)

CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY and SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC )

Docket No. 50-206 COMPANY (San Onofre Nuclear

)

Generating Station Unit No. 1)

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that a copy of Amendment No. 93 was served on the following by deposit in the United States Mail, postage prepaid, on the 16th day of October

, 1980.

Henry J. McGurren, Esq.

Staff Counsel U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.

20545 David R. Pigott, Esq.

Samuel B. Casey, Esq.

Chickering & Gregory Three Embarcadero Center San Francisco, California 94111 I. R. Caraco Bechtel Corporation P. 0. Box 60860, Terminal Annex Los Angeles, California 90060 Michael L. Mellor, Esq.

Thelen, Marrin, Johnson & Bridges Two Embarcadero Center San Francisco, California 94111 Huey Johnson Secretary for Resources State of California 1416 Ninth Street Sacramento, California 95814 Janice E. Kerr, General Counsel California Public Utilities Commission 5066 State Building San Francisco, California 94102

-2 J.

Rengel Atomic Power Division Westinghouse Electric Corporation Box 355 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15230 A. E. Gaede P. 0. Box 373 San Clemente, California 92672 Frederick E. John, Executive Director California Public Utilities Commission 5050 State Building San Francisco, California 94102 Docketing and Service Section Office of the Secretary U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.

20555 James A. eolett Assistant Counsel Southern California Edison Company