ML18082A522

Comments on R Webb Hearing Testimony Re Roof of Bldg Housing Spent Fuel Pool.Webb Relied in Part,On Erroneous Info from W Russ,Project Engineer for Facility.Transcript Does Not Include This Info.Intervenor 800505 Ltr to Util Encl

ML18082A522
Person / Time
Site:	Salem
Issue date:	05/05/1980
From:	Coleman A, Coleman E AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:	John Lamb, Milhollin G, Shon F Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
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35 "K" Drive

~TED CORRESPONDENCE Pennsville, N. J. 08070 May 5, 1980 Gary L. Milhollin, Esq. Chairman Atomic Safety & Licensinc Board 1815 Jefferson Street Madison, Wisconsin .53711 r.~r. Frederick J. Shon Atomic Safety ~ Licensing Board u.s. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. c. 205.55 Dr* James c. Lamb, III

.31.3 \:ioodhaven Road Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27.514 Gentlemen*

DOCKET NO. 50-272 PROPOSED ISSUANCE OF A.MENDr~fill'l' TO FACILITY OPERATING LICENSE NO. DPR-70 We do not have a copy of the transcript to refer to special passages, however we feel compelled to bring the following to your attention.

Durin,c the time of Dr. Richard Webb's cross examination references were made to the roof of the building that houses the spent fuel pool. After the close o:f the testimony le learned the inf'ormation Dr. Webb relied on in reference to the roof o:f the ~acility was at least in part supplied to him by William ~oss, Project En£:.lneer for Salem l.

Even though Mr. Ross was witness to the cross examination, no attempt was made to reveal the above. As a matter of' :fact, a resident of' Lower Alloways Creek was witness to an apology by r~:r. Ross to Dr. Webb (concerning giving Dr. Webb the wrong information).

We :feel somehow en injustice exists and should be corrected somehow. ~e suggest you contact Attorney Valore in an attempt to remedy this injustice, Very truly yours, )

Alfred c.

Eleanor G.

35 "K" Drive Pennsville, N. J. 08070 May s. 1980 Richard Fryll~':* Jr., Esq.

Assistant Gener~l Solicitor Public Service Electric and Gas Company 80 Parlt Place Newark, New Jersey 07101 Dear Sir*

DOCKET HO. 50-272 PROPOSED ISSUANCE OF AM&ID~.i.ENT TO FACILITY OPEHATING LICENSE no. DPR-70 After the close or the record from the last )-day session on the above subject.(Salem, H. J. April 28, 29 and )O}, Chair-man Milhollln suf~t,ested we obtain information about the contents of the spent tuel pool from the licensee. ~r. ~.

Ross, Froject Manaeer for Salem 1 offered to get us the information. On Friday, May 2, ~. Ross called ma and told me Lief Norholm (Resident NRC inspector at Salem l) would call me today with the information we requested. I received a call, however Mr. Norholm advised me he has no mechanism to supply me information in written form. I euess this means we are back to square 1 and al though I did have a discussion wl th ir1r. Norholm, for purposes of this proceeding, we feel a written inventory is necessary.

Specifically, we would appreciate (in writlne} a complete inventory of the present contents of the spent fuel pool.

Thie, of course, includes number ot spent 1'uel assemblies, broken control rods, bits and pieces of grid straps, start-up sources, burnable poison assemblies, etc. or _great concern also is the number of spaces the current inventory occupies.

in the pool.

I'm sure you realize any study dlrected by the Atomic Safety an*d. Licensine Board would include the entire inventory of the spent .tuel pool at Salem l. Also, after discussion with Mr. Norholm we question whether there are suf'~icient spaces in the pool s.t this time to empty an entire core if it becomes necessary. You might want to advisa us on this a.leol

e:C::. JrV~~

Eleanor G, Coleman (received call trom Kr. Ross and Mr. Horholm)

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Gary L. rrJ.lhollin, Esq. Chairman Atomic Safety & Licensing Atomic Saf'ety & Licensing Board Board 1815 Jefferson Street u.s. Nuclear Re~latory Ir:adison, *k"/isconsin SJ711 Commission Washington, D. c. 20555

~r. Frederick J. Shon Atomic Saf'ety & Licensing Board Atomic Safety & Licensing u.s. Nuclear Reculatory Commission ** Appeal Board Washington, D. C. 20555 u.s. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Dr. James c. Lamb, III Washi?lton, D. c. 20555 313 Woodhaven Road

_Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514 Senator Allen R. Carter, reark J. Wetterhahn, Esq. Chairman Conner, ~oore & Corber Joint Legislative Cainmittee 1747 Pennsylvania Avenue, N,W, on Energy Suite 1050 P. o. Box 142 Washington, D. c. 20006 Suite 513 Senate Gressette Building Carl Valore, Jr., Esq *. Columbia, South Carolina 535 Tilton Road : 29202 Northfield, N. J! 08225 Senator Harrison A. Williams Lower Alloways Creek Township 352 Old Senate Bldg.

c/o Mary o. Henderson Washington, D. c. 20510 Municipal Building Hancock's BridE,e, New Jersey 08038 Senator Bill Bradley 4104 Dirksen Senate Off. Bldg.

Mr. Dale Bridenbaut:h/Mr. Gregg Minor Washington, D. c. 20510 MHB Technical Associates 1723 Hamilton Avenue Congressman William Hughes Suite K 4J6 Cannon House Off. Bldg.

San Jose, California 95125 Washington, D. c. 20515

~keting & Service Section Congressman James J. Florio Office of the Secretary 23 s. White Horse Pike u.s. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Somerdale, N. J. 0808)

Washington, D. c. 20555 Richard Fryling, Jr. Esq.

Rebecca Fields, Esq, Assistant General Solicitor Deputy Attorney General PSE&G State of New Jersey 80 Park Place 36 West State Street Newark, New Jersey 07101 Trenton, N. J. 08625 Stanley Van Ness, Public Advocate 520 East State Street Trenton, .N. J. 08625 June D. Mc.Artor, Esq.

Deputy Attorney General

~'a tnall Building P. o. Box 1401 Dover, Delaware 19901