ML18230A607
| ML18230A607 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Harris  |
| Issue date: | 01/08/1974 |
| From: | Jackie Jones Carolina Power & Light Co |
| To: | Muntzing L US Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) |
| References | |
| Download: ML18230A607 (10) | |
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IBUTION FOR PART 50 DOCKET 'AL (TEMPORARY FORM)
CONTROL No:
8927 FR+:
CarVlina Power 6 Light Company
- Raleigh, N. C.
27602 S.
H. Smith, Jr.
DATE OF DOC 12-14-73 DATE REC'D 12-17-73 FILE:
MEMO RPT OTHER TO L. M. Muntzing ORIG 3 signed CC 20 OTHER SENT AEC PDR X
SENT LOCAL PDR X
CLASS UNCLASS XXX PROP INFO INPUT NO C S REC'D 23 DOCKET NO:
50-4
/401/402/403 DESCRIPTION:
Ltr notarized 12-14-73, requesting an exemption
....... to allow site preparation prior to is-suance of construction permits............
ENCLOSURES:
ACKNOWLEDGED PLANT NAME: Shearon Harris Units 1, 2, 3,
& 4 FOR ACTION/INFORMATION DO NOT REMOVE 12-18-73 GC BUTLER(L)
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1P DOCKET CLERK Cu Carolina Power & Light Company January 8,
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Io JAN 9 1974 Mr. L. Manning Muntzing Director of Regulation Office of Regulation U.
S. Atomic Energy Commission Washington, D. C.
20545 ILS. ATIIIIICEIIERSf, CamiSSIOII Reytaiory Ihfi Sectflrt RE:
Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant AEC DOCKET NUMBERS ~400, 50-401, 50-402 50-403
Dear Mr. Muntzing:
On December 14, 1973, Carolina Power I'E Light Company submitted a request to perform certain site prepaxation and related activities prior to the issuance of construction permits in accordance with 10 CFR 50.12(a) of the Atomic Energy Commission Regulations.
On January 4
and 6, 1974, Mr. Gordon K. Dicker, Chief, Environmental Projects Branch 2, verbally requested additional information concerning this exemp-tion request.
The following responses were submitted verbally to Mr. Dicker on January 7, 1974.
What is the status of land acquisition for the total Shearon Harris Project2 Answer 1:
The total project will require 10,744 acres as shown on PSAR Figure 2.l-lb.
9,376 acres have been acquired to date.
. Of the 1,368 acres remaining, negotiations are proceeding.
There will be a few instances in which condemnation will be required.
Condemnation proceedings on some parcels have been initiated.
In summary, CP&L acquisition of land required for the Shearon Harris Pxoject is sufficiently advanced to provide no impediment to the construction activities specified in the exemption request.
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Mr. L. Manning Muntzing January 8, 1974 guestion 2:
Define the status of acquisition of land which will be involved in work performed under the required exemption.
Answer 2:
The response below addresses each activity requested for exemption individually.
Tem orar facilities Item a:
CP&L owns all land which will be involved in building and improving roads as well as the land for borrow areas included in the exemption request.
Item b:
CP&L owns all land which will be involved in these plant site related activities.
Item c:
CP&L owns the land on which the concrete production plant will be erected.
Permanent facilities Item a:
CP&L owns all the land involved in clearing, grading and foundation excavation for the plant.
Item b:
CP&L owns all the land involved in clearing, earth and track work for temporary relocation of the Norfolk & Southern Branch Line.
A small fraction of the land required for.,the relocation of the Norfolk & Southern main line has not yet been acquired.
Negotiations are well advanced and expect to be satisfactorily concluded shortly.
Item c:
CP&L owns the entire auxiliary reservoir area.
Approximately
'welve per cent of the main reservoir area is still in the process of being acquired.
As noted in our request for exemption, clearing of the main and auxiliary reservoirs will be only partially completed during the exemption period.
.Although acquisition of the remaining tracts in the project area is proceeding, the progress of this clearing. activity will not be dependent on acquisition of the remaining land during the exemption period.
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What are the costs of the construction activities requested for exemption?
Answer 3:
The cost which would be incurred by the Company for the exempted activities during the first six months of the construction schedule are listed below:
Construction Acitivit Tem orar Facilities Costs During First Six Months of Construction Schedule a ~
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Build access road from temporary field office to new field office.
Upgrade existing roads or provide new roads to borrow areas and to the plant site.
Clear borrow areas.
200,000 Perform clearing and grading for storage and facility yard, parking areas, and temporary construction facilities.
Construction warehouse, field office buildings, power facilities, telephone service, water
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- system, and construction site fencing.
$ 300,000 Put up on-site concrete production plant.
50 000 Permanent Facilities Subtotal 0 550 000 a 0 b.
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Perform clearing, grading, and foundation excavation for the plant area.
Perform clearing, earth and track work for relocation of main line of the Norfolk Southern Railroad track and temporary reloca-
'ion of branch line.
Harvest timber and perform clearing for main and auxiliary reservoirs.
Subtotal TOTAL
$2,200,000
$1,500,000 300 000
$4 000 000
$4 550 000 Cost of Redressing.
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Mr. L. Manning Muntzing January 8, 1974 Answer 4:
Costs of Redressing Exempted Construction Activities Cost of redressing construction of temporary facilities.
Cost of redressing permanent facilities.
300,000
$1 200 000 TOTAL 91 500 000 Will CP&L commit to restoration of areas effected by the exemption construction activities'2 Answer 5:
The activities to be performed under this exemption are not irreversible or irrevocable; and should Carolina Power
& Light Company be denied a Construction Permit for the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant, those areas effected by activities authorized under an exemption would be restored or the site will be utilized for the construction of a fossil Hied steam electric plant.
ln the latter case, any areas previously affected during exemption-authorized activities and not needed for the fossil fired plant would be restored appropriately.
On January 8, 1974, Mr. Dicker verbally requested Carolina Power
& Light Company to also provide information concerning the area that would be cleared in the reservoirs during the exemption period.
Answer 6:
Carolina Power
& Light Company expects to clear no more than 1000 acres in the two reservoir areas during the exemption period, and this would comprise less than 15% of the total reservoir area required for power generation.
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