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Program Summary Rept, Vol 3,Number 12
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Issue date:	12/21/1979
From:	; NRC OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS (MPA)
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INFORMATION ON ALL PHASES OF NUCLEAR REGULATION, ~ AND IS INTENDED AS AN INFORMATiON AND DECISION-MAKING TOOL FOR MID AND UPPER LEVEL MANAGEMENT OF THE NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION. THE REPORT IS DIVIDED = FUNCTIONALLY INTO EIGHT SECTIONS: W 'i. 2 ww

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NUCLEAR FACILITIES SECTION 2 - REACTOR LICENSING, CONSTRUCTION, AND OPERATION SECTION 3 - NUCLEAR MATERIALS SECTION 4 - STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS SECTION 5 - RESEARCH PROJECTS SECTION 6 - FOREIGN REACTORS SECTION 7 - EXEMPTIONS SECTION 8 - NRC OVERVIEW e 1745 187 b h M. t :[ , t. g he i A f 4 P -,. -----_,.~...~.. .-.=. - 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS - ALPHABETICAL LISTING ACRS FORECAST........ ................................... 2-9 AGREEMENT STATES MAP.......................................... 8-11 AMENDMENTS TO HEW HRC REGULATIONS............................. 4-7 ANSI STANDARDS PUBLISHED...................................... 4-4 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED.. .... 3-2 THRU 3-4 CASELOAD PROJECTION (SEMIHANNUAL UPDA1E)...................... 1-4 COMMERCIAL HUCLEAR POWER REACTORS IN THE U.S. (MAP)........... 8-2 COMf1ERICAL UNITS - HIGHLIGHTS................................. 2-12 THRU 2-13 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FORECAST......... ....................... 2-4 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW DURATIDH

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2-5 THRC 2-6 CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ISSUED............ ...................... 1-15 THRU i-16 EMERGENCY PLANS - STATE PR0 GRAMS.............................. 8-12 ........... 7-2 THRU 7-3 EXEf1PTIONS ALLOWED... EXPORT LICENSE APPLICATIONS............... ................... 6-3 THRU 6-4 FACILITY CANCELLATIONS.. ........ 1-9 FINAL ENVIRONTIENTAL STATEMENT DURATI0H........................ 2-8 FOREIGH REACTORS

SUMMARY

.................... 6-2 LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATIONS ISSUED............................ 1-17 MAJOR CASE FORECAST (IN-HOUSE)..... .... 3-5 THRU 3-7 MAJOR CASE WORK COMPLETIONS.. ..... 3-8 MAJOR HRC LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES...................... 1-18 THRU 1-19 MATERIALS LICENSING DATA... ............... 3-10 THRU 3-13 MINOR CASE WORK COMPLETIONS...... ... 3-9 HEW APPLICATIONS FORECAST....... ... 2-2 THRU 2-3 HUCLEAR POWER PLANT STATUS........................... 1-3, 1-5 THRU 1-10 HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION....................... 2-11 HUCLEAR REACTORS BUILT - PROFILE... .................... 1-2 HUCLEAR STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEM CONTRACTS AWARDED................ 1-20 HUREG REPORTS... ......... 4-5 THRU 4-6 OPERATING LICENSE F0 RECAST............................ ....... 2-10 OPERATING LICENSES ISSUED..... ..... 1-13 THRU 1-14 REACTORS BY UTILITY OWNERS - INDEX............ ........ 8-7 THRU 8-10 REACTOR SITES INDEX........................... ............... 8-4 THRU 8-6 REACTORS BY STATE................... .8-3 REGIONAL HRC 0FFICES.................... ..................... 8-2 REGIONAL STATUS OF HUCLEAR POWER REACTORS..................... 8-2 REGULATORY GUIDES PUBLISHED....... .... 4-3 RESEARCH (SELECTED) PR0JECTS.................................. 5-2 THRU 5-7 SAFETY EVALUATION SUPPLEMENT DURATION............. ........... 2-7 SPECIAL PROJECTS FORECAST.. .................. 2-3 STANDARDIZATION APPLICATIONS

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1-11 THRU 1-12 STANDARDS (SELECTED) STATISTICS

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4-8 TASK WORKLOAD STATUS - PROGRAM OVERVIEW...................... 4-2 \\

HIGHLIGHTS STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (PG 1-3) 91 UNITS HAVE CONSTRUCTION PERMITS 23 UNITS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW 6 UtlITS HAVE BEEtt ORDERED OR PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED 190 TOTAL UNITS NEW APPLICATIONS FORECAST (PG 2-2/3) AS OF NOVEMBER 30, 1979 HO NEW APPLICATIONS WERE TENDERED IN HOVEMBER NO NEW APPLICATIO;15 HAVE BEEN TENDERED TO DATE IN FY 80 26 NEW APPLICATIONS ARE PROJECTED TO BE TENDERED DURING FY 1980 8 81 MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS - I 2 E (PG 2-12/13) 68 UNITS WERE IN COMMERCIAL OPERATION IN OCTOBER 1979 1 UNIT WAS IN PCUER ASCENSION = 1 UNIT WAS UNAVAILABLE FOR POWER PRODUCTION 70 UNITS TOTAL 37 UNITS EXPERIENCED SHUTDOWNS GREATER THAN 72 HOURS IN OCTOBER 1979 6 UNITS HAVE BEEN DERATED OPERATING LICENSE FORECAST (PG 2-10) NO OPERATING LICENSES WERE ISSUED IN NOVEMBER 4 OPERATING LICENSES ARE EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED DURING FY 1980 8 OPERATING LICENSES ARE EXPECTED TO DE ISSUED IN FY 1981 DURING OCTOBER, 155,406 MWT WAS THE TOTAL THERMAL POWER LICENSED WHICH UAS CAPADLE JF PRODUCIllG APPROX. 50,000 MWE OF ELECTRICITY. NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION (PG 2-11) 81 PLANTS ARE ACTIVELY UNDER CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FORECAST (PG 2-4) ~ ND C0t!".TRUCTI0t! PERf1IT REVIEWS WERE COMPLETED IN NOVEMBER NO C0hSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEUS ARE COMPLETED TO DATE IN FY 80 1 CP REVIEW IS ESTI!!ATED FOR COMPLETION THRU FY 1981 DURATION

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(PG 2-S THRU 2-8) AS OF NOVEMEER 30, 1979 INO CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS WERE DOCKETED. NO S AEETY PEVALUATIO:1 SUPPLEMEllTS ARE PROJECTED TO DE ISSUED IN FY 80 e 1745 189 -t IV

HIGHLIGHTS i l i; NO FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENTS ARE PROJECTED TO BE ISSUED IN FY 80 NEW APPLICATIONS RECEIVED - NMSS (PG 3-2/4) 4 AS OF NOVEi1BER 9, 1979, 40 APPLICATIONS WERE RECEIVED IN FY 79 DIVISICH OF FUEL CYCLE & t'ATERI AL SAFETY (PG 3-9/10) 4 MAJOR CASES HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AS OF NOVEMBER, 9 1979 IN FY 80 262 MINOR CASES HAVE BEEN COMPLETED THROUGH JULY 31, 1979 MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS - STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT (PG 4-3 THRU 4-8) DURING NOVEMBER 1 PROPOSED RULE WAS ISSUED NO EFFECTIVE RULES UERE PUBLISHED NO REVISED GUIDES WERE PUBLISHED NO ANSI STANDARDS WERE PUBLISHED 4 NUREG REPORTS WERE PUBLISHED EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS (PG 8-12) AS OF DECEf1BER 14, 1979, 14 STATES' PLANS HAVE RECEIVED NRC CONCURRENCE i 3mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmag n ~ a mm g g a THE PROGRAM sui.lMARY REPORT FOR T;llS f.iOfJT:1 WAS REORGAfJIZED E a a g (IfjCLUDING PAGE ADDITIONS AND DELET10fJS) SO IT MAY 3ECOME A a WiORE USEAJLE

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a 4 PROFILE OF NUCLEAR REACTORS BUILT, 250 -. BEING BUILT OR PLANNED SINCE 1973 AS OF NOVEMBER 30,1979 240-I N !i 230-1 220 - i k 210 - l 5 l \\ 200 - i i 190 UNITS N l .s:= LD i 190 - 1 l 1975 l 1976 l 1977 l 1978 1979 1973 1974 ANNOUNCED OR ORDERED UNITS FOR WHICH APPLICATIONS WERE NOT UNDER REVIEW BY THE NRC WERE NOT COUNTED IN THE STATISTICS PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 1973

STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 26 43 1 1,s 'N STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS - NOV. 30,1979 \\ Numbo, capacity 28 63 \\Of Units (MWe)

70 LICENSED TO OPERATE..

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. 0 000 '23 UNDER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW. . 26.000 *4 Site Wo,k Autho.ised. Safety Review 6n Process. . 4.000 19 Othe, Und. Unde, CP Review 22.000 4 ORDERED.. . 5.000 ,2 PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED.. . 2.000 ,e 90 TOTAL.. .182.000

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CASELOAD PROJECTIONS "NEXT UFDATE: APRIL 1980

DATA AS OF: SEPTEf1BER 1979 FY 1981 FY 1982 FY 1983 FY 1984 FY 1985

<<<< REACTORS >>>> NEW CP APPLICATIONS 1 0 0 0 0 NEW OL APPLICATIONS 5(10) 5(11) 6(10) 6(10) 5(10) LICENSED 91 98 111 119 131** UtIDER CONSTRUCTION 89 85 74 66 54 REACTOR SITES 100 102 103 105 107 <<<< FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES >>>> NEW MILL APPLICATIONS 2 2 2 2 2 NEW FUEL FAD /UF6 APPLICATIONS 0 0 0 0 0 NEW SPENT FUEL APPLICATIONS 1 0 0 0 0 NEW HWL APPLICATIONS 0 0 0 1 0 NEW LLW APPLICATIONS 1 1 1 1 1 LICENSED 55 63 68 71 76 <<<< OTHER >>>> RADI0 ISOTOPES LICENSES 9125 9400 9680 9970 10,270 EXPORT ISSUED (MAJOR) 148 158 158 158 158 IMPORT ISSUED (MAJOR) 20 20 20 20 20 NOTE: THE FY 1981 FROJECTIONS FOR REACTORS AND FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES ARE BASED ON WRITTEN SURVEYS CONDUCTED BY THE OFFICES OF NRR AND NMSS. THE PROJECTIONS FOR OPERATING REACTORS ARE BASED ON THE METHODOLOGY DESCRIBED IN APPENDIX A 0F THE SOURCE DOCUt1ENT. EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE INDICATED, THE PROJECTIONS FOR 1982-1985 ARE BASED ON BEST ESTIMATES AND DO NOT REPRESENT COMt1ITMENTS OR ORDERS BY A SPECIFIC APPLICANT TO UNDERTAKE A GIVEN LICENSE ACTIVITY. + ' RCE: " PLANNING PROJECTIONS FOR FISCAL YEARS 1981-85", OCTOBER 1979 / / 14

LICENSED TO OPERATE o^E0[(IS DATE CF 1ssuANCe ,p O P WER A. LICENSED TO OPERATE LICENSE A. LICENSED TO OPERATE CEN 1. COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. 06/02/60 POL 27. WISCONSIN-MICH.IGAN ELECTRIC CO. 03/08/73 FTL CRESDEN 1 (DWR) 10/14/60 FTL POINT BEACH 2 (PWR) 2. YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CD. 07/29/60 POL 28. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. 04/10/73 FTL YANKEE-ROUE (PWR) 06/23/61 FTL TURKEY POINT 4 (PWR) 3-CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO. 03/26/62 POLM 29. MAINE YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CO. 06/29/73 FTL u INDIAN POINT 1 (PWR) MAINE YANKEE (PWR) 4. PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO. 08/28/62 POL 30. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 12/20/73 FTL HUMBOLDT BAY (BWR) 01/21/6 9 FTL BROWNS FERRY t (BWR) 5. CONSUMERS POWER CO. 08/30/62 POL 31 OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT 08/09/73 FTL BIG ROCK POINT (BWR) 05/01/64 FTL Fi. CALHOUN 1 (PWR) 6. 10UTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO. 03/27/67 POLM 32. CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO. 09/28/73 FTL SAN ONOFRE 1 (PWR) INDIAN POIN1 2 (PWR) 7. CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CD 06/30/67 POL 33. DUKE POWER CO. 10/06/73 FTL HACDAf1 NECK (PWR) 12/27/74 FTL CCONEE 2 (PWR) 3. DAIRYLAND COOPERATIVE POWER 07/03/67 POL

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C0f'MONWEALTH EDISON CO. 10/19/73 FTL LACROSSE (SWR) ZION 1 (PWR) 9. JERSEY CENTRAL POUER 2 LIGHT CO. 04/09/69 POLM 35. PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO. 10/25/73 FTL OYSTER CREEK 1 (LWR) PEACH BOTTOM 2 (BUR) 10. NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER CORP. 08/22/69 POL 36. COMMONUEALTH EDISON CO. 11/14/73 FTL NINE MILE POINT 1 (BWR) 12/26/74 FTL ZION 2 (PWR) 11. ROCHESTER GAS 3 ELECTRIC CORP. 09/19/69 POL" 37. NORTHERN STATES POWER CO. 04/05/74 FTL R.E. GINNA (PWR) PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 (PWR) 12. COM;10NWEALTH EDISON CO. 12/22/69 POLM 38. PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF COLORADO 12/21/73 FTL DRESDEN 2 CEUR) FT ST VRAIN (HTGR) 13. CAROLINA POWER 3 LIGHT CO. 09/23/70 FTL 39. WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORP. 12/21/73 FTL H.B. ROBINSON 2 (PUR) KEWAUNEE (PWR) 14. NORTHERN STATES POWER CO. 01/19/71 POLM 40. NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT 01/18/74 FTL MCNTICELLO (BUR) COOPER STATION (BUR) 15. WISCONSIN-t1ICHIGAN POWER CO. 10/05/70 FTL 41 IOUA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. 02/22/74 FTL POINT BEACH 1 (PWR) ARNOLD (BWR) 16. NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO. 10/26/70 POLW 42. METROPOLITAN EDISON CO. 04/19/74 FTL MILLSTONE 1 (BUR) THREE T1ILE ISLAND 1 (PWR) 17. COMMONUEALTH EDISON CO. 03/02/71 FTL 43. ARKANSAS POWER 2 LIGNT CO. 05/21/74 FTL DRESDEN 3 (EUR) ARKANSAS 1 (PUR) 18. C0f;;0NUEALTH EDISON CO. 12/14/72 FTL 44 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 06/28/74 FTL CUAD-CITIES 1 (BWR) BROUNS FERRY 2 (BWR) 19. CONSUMERS POWER CO. 10/16/72 POLM 45. PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO. 07/02/74 FTL PALISADES (PWR) PEACH BOTTOM 3 (BWR) 20. C0iMCNUEALTH EDISON CO. 12/14/72 FTL 46. DUKE POWER CO. 07/19/74 FTL %a QUAD-CITIES 2 (BWR) OCONEE 3 (PWR) 43, 21 VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO. 05/25/72 FTL 47 BALTIMORE GAS & ELECTRIC Co. 07/31/74 FTL SURRY 1 (PUR) CALVERT CLIFFS 1 (PWR) ll7 22. FLORIDA POWER 3 LIGHT CO. 07/19/72 FTL 48. GEORGIA POWER CO. 08/06/74 FTL TURKEY FOINT 3 (PWR) HATCH 1 (BWR) 23. BOSTON EDISON CO. 09/15/72 FTL 49. SACRAf1 ENTO fiUNICIPAL UTIL. DIST. 08/16/74 FTL N43 P I L grill 1 (BUR) (y, 24. VERMONT YANKEE NUCLEAR POWER CORP. 02/28/73 FTL RANCHO SECO (PWR) 50. POWER AUTH. OF THE STATE OF NY 10/17/74 FTL VERfl0NT YANKEE (BWR) 25. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO. 01/29/73 FTL FITZPATRICK (BWR) 51 INDIANA 8 f1ICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO. 10/25/74 FTL SURRY 2 (PUR) conk 1 (PWR) 9 26. DUKE POWER CO. 02/06/73 FTL U1 OCOMEE 1 (PUR)

LICENSED TO OPERATE DAre OF ISSUANCE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT. GRANTED S f 0F FULL POWER DOCKET PN A. LICENSED TO OPERATE LICENSE DATE OF m ++ B. UNDER OPERATING LICENSE REVIEW APPLICATION 7 52. NORTHERN STATES POWER CO. 10/29/74 FTL 1. PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS CO. 08/25/71 PRAIRIE ISLAND 2 (PWR) SALEM 2 (PWR) "b 53. CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO. 12/27/74 FTL 2. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO. 05/03/73 BRUNSWICK 2 (EUR) NORTH ANNA 2 (PWR) 54. NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO. 06/01/75 FTL 3. ALABATIA POWER CO. 08/30/73 MILLSTONE 2 (PWR) FARLEY 2 (PWR) 55. PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. 11/21/75 FTL 4. PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO. 10/02/73 TROJAN (PWR) DIAOLO CANYON 1 2 2 (PWR) ~

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POWER AUTH. OF THE STATE OF NY 04/05/76 FTL 5. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 01/31/74 INDIAN POINT 3 (PWR) SEQUOYAH 1 & 2 (PWR) 57. DU0llESNE LIGHT CO. 01/30/76 FTL 6. DUKE POWER CO. 05/31/74 BEAVER VALLEY t (PWR) fiCGUIRE 1 & 2 (PWR) 53. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. 03/01/76 FTL 7. DETROIT EDISON CO. 04/04/75 ST. LUCIE 1 (PWR) FERill 2 (BWR) 59. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 07/02/76 FTL 8. CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC CU. 09/10/75(FSAR & ENV.) EROWNS FERRY 3 (EWR) ZIMMER 1 (EWR) 60. BALTIMORE GAS 2 ELECTRIC CO. 11/30/76 FTL 9. LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO. 01/26/76(FSAR & ENV.) CALVERT CLIFFS 2 (PWR) SHOREHAM (EWR) 61 PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS CO. 12/01/76 FTL 10. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 10/04/76(FSAR) SALEM 1 (PUR) WATTS BAR 1 & 2 (PWR) 62. CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO. 11/12/76 FTL 11 SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 1 GAS CO. 02/24/77(FSAR & ENV.) BRUNSWICK 1 (BWR) S ui'MER 1 (PWR) 63. FLORIDA POWER CORP. 01/31/77 FTL 12. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO. 03/22/77(FSAR & ENV.) CRYSTAL RIVER 3 (PWR) SAN ONOFRE 2 1 3 (PWR) 64. TOLEDO EDISON CD. 41-22-77 PTL 13. WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS. 04/20/77(ENV.) DAVIS-BESSE 1 (PWR) WPPSS 2 (EWR) 06/22/78(FSAR) 65. ALABAMA POWER CO. 06/25/77 FTL 14. COMMONWCALTH EDISON CO. 05/12/77(FSAR & ENV.) FARLEY 1 (PWR) LASALLE 1 3 2 (BWR) 66. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO. 11/26/77 FTL 15. CONSUMERS POWER CO. 11/18/77(FSAR) NORTH ANNA 1 (PUR) MIDLAND 1 & 2 (PWR) 04/14/78(ENV.) 67. INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO. 12/23/77 FTL 16. TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING CO. 04/25/78(FSAR) '%J COOK 2 (FWR) CCi1ANCHE PEAK 1 82 01/19/79(ENV.) 45m 68. METROPOLITAN EDISON CO. 02/08/78 FTL 17. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 06/12/78(FSAR & ENV.) THREc MILE ISLAND 2 (PWR) BELLEFONTE 1 & 2 (EWR) 69. GEORGIs POWER CO. 06/13/78 FTL 18. HOUSION PCRER 2 LIGHT CO. 07/17/78(FSAR & ENV.) HATCH 2 (BWR) SOUTH TEXAS 1 & 2 (PWR) 70. ARKANSAS POWER 8 LIGHT CO. 09/01/78 FTL 19. PENNSYLVANIA POWER 8 LIGHT CO. 06/10/78(ENV.) sg) ARKANSAS 2 (PUR) SUSQUEHANNA 1 & 2 (BUR) 07/31/78(FSAR) 20. MISSISSIPPI POWER 8 LIGHT CO. 06/30/78(FSAR 8 ENV.) gys GRAND GULF 1 & 2 (BUR)

HAVE APPLIED FOR A FULL-TIME LICENSE 21.

CCf7*0NWEALTH EDISON CO. 12/01/78(FSAR 3 ENV.) BYRON 1 2 2 (PWR) POL - PROVISIONAL OPERATING LICENSE 22. COMMONWEALTH EDISDN CO. 12/01/78(FSAR & ENV.) FTL - FULL-TERM LICENSE BRAIDWOOD 1 2 2 (PWR) 23. LOUISIANA POWER 3 LIGHT CD. 12/18/78(FSAR 8 ENV.) WATERFORD 3 (PWR) (37 UNITS)

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS GRANTED C. UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUT OPERATING CP C. UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUT OPERATING CP LICENSE APFLICATIONS NOT ACCEPTED ISSUANCE LICENSE APPLICATIGNS NOT ACCEPTED ISSUANCE 1 JERSEY CENTRAL POWER 3 LIGHT CO. 07/10/73 16. GULF STA!ES UTILITIES CO. 03/25/77 FORKED RIVER (PUR) RIVER BEND 1 & 2 (3M") 2. NORTHERN INDIANA PU3LIC SERV. CO. 05/01/74 17. FLORIDA PouER 3 LIGHT CO. 05/02/77 3AILLY (BtR) ST. LUCIE 2 (PUR) 39 DUOUESSE LIGHT CO. 05/03/74 18. CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING CO. 05/03/77 .',7 3EAVER VALLEY 2 (PWR) PERRY 1 & 2 (BWR) 4: PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO. 06/19/74 19. TENNESSEE VALLEY AU HORITY 05/09/77 L It'E RI CX 1 8 2 ( r.U R ) HARTSVILLE 1 - 4 (BUR) '5. HE AGARA MOHAW' POWER CORP. 0 6 / 2 '+ / 7 4 20. KANSAS G*,5 8 ELECTRIC Co. 05/17/77 NINE MILE PGINT 2 (EUR) MOLF CREEK (PUR) .6. GEORGIA PCWER CO. 06/23/74 21 ROCHESTER GAS 2 ELECTRIC CORP. 09/01/77 V0GTLE 1 & 2 (PWR) STERLING 1 (PUR) _ 7. VIPGINIA ELECTRIC POWER CD. 07/26/74 22. DUKE PC1!ER CO. 12/30/77 NORIt!,A NN A 3& 4 ( P; O ) CHEROKEE t - 3 (PUR) 8. NORTUEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO. 03/09/74 23. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 01/16/73 tiILLSTONE 3 (PUR) PHIPPS BEND 1 2 2 (BWR) 9. PUBLIC SERVICE ELEC. & GAS CO. 11/01/74 24. CAROLINA PCUER 1 LIG:IT CD. 01/27/73 HCPE CREEK 1 & 2 (BWR) HARRIS 1 - 4 (PUR) 10. DUKE P0MER CO.* 00/07/75 25. PUBLIC SERVICE OF INDIANA

C4/04/78 CATAWSA 1 1 2 (PRR) ftAR3LE HILL 1 & 2 (PU7) 11 WASNINGTCN PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS. 12/23/75 26.

U*.SHINGTCN PUBLIC PCUER SUPPLY SYS. 04/11/73 WFPSS 1 ( P'4R ) WPPSS 3 & 5 (PUR) 12. ILLINDIS PGWER CO. 02/24/76 27. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 11/29/73 CLINTON 1 & 2 (EUR) YELLOM CREEK 1 1 2 (PWR) 13. UNION ELECTRIC C2. 04/16/76 28. LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO. 01/04/79 CALLAWAY 1 ; 2 (PMR)

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ORDERED PUBLICLY ANN 0UNCED E. OTHERS ORDERED OR ANNOUNCED E. OTHERS ORDERED OR ANNOUNCED (CONTINUED) ORDERED ANNOUNCED 1 AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER CO. 1. PA$IFICGAS& ELECTRIC CO. STANISLAUS 1 & 2 (BWR) 2. CT.MONWEALTH EDISON CO. . CARROLL 1 &2 (PWR) (2 UNITS) ( 4 UNITS) F. FACILITY CANCELLATIONS OPERATING LICENSE REVIEW FACILITY APPLICANT TYPE f tUE DATE SURRY 3-4 VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POUER FWR ESO FY-77 DOUGLAS POINT 2 POTCMAC ELECTRIC PONER BUR 1146 FY-79 FULTON 1-2 PHILADEPHIA ELECTRIC HIGR 1860 FY-79 NORTH COST 2 PUERTO RICO UATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY PU? SS3 FY-79 TYRONE NORTHERN STATES POWLR FU' 1150 FY-79 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW y 5% LT1 FACILITY APPLICANT TYPE MWE DATE D ALLENS CREEK 2 HOUSTON POWER AND LIGHT BNR 1213 FY-77 BLUE HILLS 1-2 GULF STATES UTILITIES FWR 918 FY-73l S UM. ;I T 1-2 DELMARVA PCWER AND LIGHT HIGR 1200 FY-73 SUNDESERT 1-2 SANDIAGO GAS AND ELECIPIC FW" 974 FY-70 ATLANTIC 1-2 PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS PWR 1150 FY-79 GREEN COUNTY PCWER AUTHORITY OF STATE OF NEW YORD FUR 1191 FY-79 6 NEW HAVEN 1-2 NEW YORv, STATE ELECTRIC AND GAS Pl!R 1250 FY-79 PALO VERDE 4-5 ARIZONA PU3LEC SERVICE FUR 1270 FY-79 l

s SPECIAL PROJECTS e DATE OF G. SPECIAL PROJECTS-PENDING* APPLICATION PRELIMINARY DESIGN APPROVALS COMPLETED 1 CESSAR SYSTEM 80 10/27/78 (TENDERED) DOCKET DATE 2. FLOATING NUCLEAR PLANTS 1-8 07/05/73(DOCKETED) APPLICANT PDA NO. DATE ISSUED 3. GAS TURBINE HTGR 07/31/75(D3CkETED) 4. GASSAR 02/05/75(DOCKETED) 1 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. PDA-1 07/30/73 12/22/75 5. GIBBSAR/RESAR-414 10/15/76(DOCKETED 05/10/77) GESSAR-238 NI 6. GAISSAR 02/24/78 2. COM3USTION ENG., INC. PDA-2 12/19/73 12/31/75 7. FT. CALHOUN (LESR) 01/26/76 CESSAR 8. S8G 05/31/77(DOCKETED 06/08/77) 3. WESTINGHOUSE ELEC CORP.PDA-3 03/11/74 12/31/75 9. SWESSAR/BSAR-205 12/22/75(DOCKETED) RESAR-41 10. WOOD SITE STUDY 08/2t/75 4. STONE AND WEBSTER PDA-4 06/28/74 05/05/76 11 BCPPSAR/BSAR-205 10/31/77(DOCKETED) SWESSAR/RESAR 12. BLtlE HILLS (SITE STUDY) 10/3*'77 5. BRAUNSAR PDA-5 12/21/74 05/07/76 13. ESSAR/CESSAR 11/73/77(DOCKETED 02/02/78) 6. STONE 1 WEBSTER PDA-6 10/21/74 08/18/76 14. ESS?R/RESAR-414 11/23/77(DOCKETED 03/13/78) SUESSAR/CESSAR 15. ESSAR/BSAR-205 11/23/77(DOCKETED 05/19/7S) 7. WESTINGHOUSE ELEC CORP.PDA-7 07/31/75 12/30/76 16. NORTH CDAST (ESR) 09/00/74 RESAR-3S 17. CARROLL COUNTY (ESR) 12/00/78 8. STONE AND WEBSTER PDA-8 10/03/75 03/31/77 18. FULTCH (LESR) 01/00/79 SWESSAR/RESAR 3S ~~^ 19. DOUGLAS POINT (LESR) 08/00/73 9 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. PDA-9 02/14/75 03/31/'/7 7'*3 20. GESSAR-233 NSSS EXTENSION 03/21/78 GESSAR-251 J2 21. GESSAR-251 EXTENSION 03/21/73 10. GENERAL ELECTRIC CD. PDA-10 09/04/75 03/10/77 (y, 22. SWESSAR/CESSAR EXTENSION 03/2t/7S GESSAR-230 HSSS 23. SWESSAR/RESAR-35 EXTENSION 03/21/78 11. FLUCR POWER PDA-11 01/27/76 03/17/77 24. BOPSSAR/RESAR-41 EXTENSION 03/21/78 BOPSSAR/RESAR-41 PN) 25. ESAR-205 EXTENSION 03/21/78 12. BAECOCK 1 UILCOX PDA-12 03/01/76 05/31/78 C:) BSAR-205 13-WESTINGHOUSE ELEC CORP.PDA-13 12/30/76 11/04/78 CCD RESAR 414 W ALL SPECIAL PROJECT REVIEW EFFORT EXCEPT CARROLL SITE AND FLOATING NUCLEAR IS SUSPENDED

SUMMARY

OF STANDARDIZATION APPLICATIONS DATA AS OF: NOVEMBER 30,1979 REFERENCE SYSTEMS 23 APPLICATIONS DOCKET PROJECT APPLICANT DATE COMMENTS HUCLEAR STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEM, NUCLEAR ISLANDS & TURBINE ISLANDS GESSAR-238 NI GENERAL ELECTRIC 07/30/73 HUCLEAR ISLAND. PRELIMINARY DESIGN BRAUNSAR C. F. BRAUN 12/21/74 TURBINE ISLAND MATCHED TO GCSSAR-23C HI. CESSAR C0f1BUSTION ENGINEERING 12/19/73 NSSS. RESAR-41 WESTINGHOUSE 03/11/74 NSSS. B-SAR-241 DABCOCK r. WILCOX 05/16/74 NSSS (WITH2RAUN). B-SAR 205 B ABCOCK 8 L'ILCOX 03/01/76 HSSS (REPLACES B-SAR-241) GASSAR GENERAL ATOMIC 02/05/75 NSSS. GESSAR-251 GENERAL ELECTRIC 02/1'+/75 NSSS RESAR-35 WESTINGHOUSE 07/31/75 NSSS. GESSAR-238 NSSS GENERAL ELECTRIC 10/16/75 NSSS. RESAR-414 WESTINCHOUSE 12/30/76 HSSS. CESSAR COM3USTION ENGINEERING FDA APPLICATION UNDER ACCEPTANCE STANDARD BALANCE-OF-PLANT (BOP) REVIEW ESSAR: EBASCO CESSAR 02/02/73 30P DESIGN MATCHED TO CESSAR. RESAR-414 03/13/78 BOP DESIGN MATCI:ED TO REEAR-414. S-SAR-205 05/19/78 BOP DESIGN MATCFED TO B-SAR-235. SWESSAR: STONE & WEBSTER RESAR-41 06/2E/74 BOP DESIGH r /.TCHED TO RES AR-41. CE5SAR 10/21/74 LGP MA1CHED TG CESSAR. RESAR-3S 10/02/75 33P T'. A T CHED TO RES AR-3S. E-SAR-205 12/22/75 IOP MATCHED TO 3-SAR-235. GIBBSSAR/RESAR-414 GIBBS 8 HILL C5/09/77 BOP-SSAR: FLUOR POWER RESAR-41 01/27/76 BCP liATCHED TO RESAR-41 B-SAR-205 10/31/77 BCP f1ATCHED TO 5-SAR-205 GAISSAR CI L B ERT/ CCMMONWE A L TI: 08/21/78 BOP MtTCHED CESSA2, R E S.\\ R-414, 3-SAR-205 1745 201 r '1 6 1-11 .i,:

SUMMARY

OF STANDARDIZATION APPLICATIONS Contwwed Fmm Prev *ous Pogs UTILITY APPLICATIONS USING REFERENCE SYSTEMS 13 APPLICATIONS DOCKET PR0!ECT APPLICANT DATE COMMENTS CHEROKEE 1-3 DUKE POWER 05/24/74 REFERENCES CESSAR. PERKINS 1-3 DUKE POWER 05/24/74 REFERENCES CESSAR. SOUTH TEXAS 1 12 HOUSTON LIGHT 2 POWER 07/05/74 REFERENCES RESAR-41 WPPSS 3 1 5 WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER 08/02/74 REFERENCES CES5AR. SUPPLY SYSTEM PALO VERDE 1-3 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE 10/07/74 REFERENCES CESSAR. HARTSVILLE 1-4 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 11/22/74 REFERENCES GESSAR-238 (HI). BLACK FOX 1 82 PUBLIC SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA 12/23/75 REFERENCES GESSAR-238 (NSSS). PHIPPS BEND 1 &2 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 11/07/75 REFERENCES GESSAR-238 (NI). YELLOW CREEK 1 82 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 07/16/76 REFERENCES CESSAR. ERIE 1 32 OHIO EDISON 03/01/77 REFERENCES B-SAR-205. PALO VERDE 4 &5 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE 03/31/78 REFERENCES CESSAR NEW HAVEN 1 &2 NYSE & G 12/29/78 REFERENCES CESSAR & SWESSAR/CESSAR wGREENWOOD 2 1 3 DETROIT EDISON 03/01/79* REFERENCES B-SAR-205 DU?LICATE PLANTS S APPLICATICN. BYRON t 8 2 COMM.O NW E AL T H EDISON 05/20/73 TUD UNITS AT ETCH OF TWO SITES. BRAIDWOOD i 8 2 19/20/73 SNUPPS FIVE UNITS FOUR SITES. WOLF CP.EEK KANSAS GAS 3 ELECTRIC AND C5/17/75 KANSAS CITv POWER 1 LIGHT CALLAWAY 1 &2 UNION ELECTRIC 06/21/74 TYPONE 1 NORTHERN STATES POWER 06/21/74 STEELING ROCHESTER GAS & ELECTRIC 05/21/74 CHEROKEE 1-3 DUKE POWER C5/24/74 THREE UNITS AT EACH OF PERKINS 1-3 C5/24/74 TUO SITES. DUTLICATE PLANTS ARE PLANTS CF THE SAM,E DESIGN WITH THE POSSIBILITIES OF f1VLTIPLE SITES AND FULTIPLE APPLICATIONS REPLICATION 5 APPLICATIONS JAMESPORT 1 82 LONG ISLAND LIGHTING 09/06/74 REPLICATES MILLSTONE 3. MARBLE HILL 1 8 2 PUBLIC SERVICE CF INDIANA 09/17/75 REPLICATES DYRCH 1 &2 NEW ENGLAND 1 &2 NEW ENGLAND POWER & LIGHT 09/09/76 FEPLICATES SEA 3RC0K 1 2 2

HAVEN 1 WISCONSIN EL ECTRIC PO'4EC 04-05-7C REPLICATES KOSHKCNONG i & 2 PALO VERDE 4 & 5 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE 03/31/70 REPLICATES PALO VERJE

,2, & 3 REPLICATION IS THE DUPLICATION OF A PLANT WITH A EESIGN PREVIJUSLY APPRCJED BY t'RC ST AFF. LICENSE TO MASUFACTURE FLOATING NUCLEAR PLANTS 1 APPLICATION FLOATING NUCLEAR OFFSHORE POWER SYSTEM 07/05/73 ENTIRE PLANT D F.S I GN. PLANT (FHP) 1-8 W REACTIVATION DATE 1-12

OPERATING LICENSES ISSUED ELAPSED y ELAPSED MONTHS MONTHS TO FULL DOCKET INITIAL FULL POWER

TO INITIAL POWER LICENSE PLANT DATE LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE NUMBER

.^1 DRESDEN 1 06-09-58 09-23-59 06-02-60 15.6 23.7 DPR-2 2. YANKEE-ROWE 1 09-16-59 07-09-60 07-29-60 9.7 10.4 DPR-3 3. HAL L AM

04-16-61 01-02-62 08-09-62 8.5 15.7 DPRA-1

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INDIAN POINT 1 01-30-60 03-26-62 03-26-62 25.8 25.8 DPR-5 ~5. PIQU A

02-01-61 03-23-62 05-16-63 18.7 27.5 PDRA-2

-6. HUMBOLDT BAY 09-05-61 08-25-62 03-23-62 11.7 11.7 DPR-7 7. BIG ROCK POINT 1 12-04-61 08-30-62 08-30-62 8.8 8.8 DPR-6 ~ ~8. ELK RIVER

07-08-60 11-06-62 11-10-62 27.9 25.0 DPRA-3 9.

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01-24-62 11-27-62 11-27-62 10.1 10.1 DPR-8

10. ENRICO FERMI 1**

07-14-61 05-10-63 07-11-63 21.8 23.9 DPR-9 11 PATHFINDER. 06-22-62 03-12-64 03-12-64 20.6 20.6 DPR-11

12. BONUS

02-01-62 04-02-64 04-02-64 26.0 26.0 DPRA-4

13. PEACH BOTTOM 1**

02-25-64 01-04-66 01-12-67 22.9 34.5 DPR-12 14 SAN ONOFRE 1 11-30-65 03-27-67 03-27-67 15.9 15.9 DPR-13

15. HADDAf1 NECK 07-22-66 06-30-67 06-30-67 11.2 11.2 DPR-61

16. LA CROSSE 03-03-65 07-03-67 07-03-67 23.0 23.0 DPR-45

17. OYSTER CREEK 1 01-25-67 04-09-69 08-01-69 26.4 30.2 DPR-16

18. NINE MILE POINT 1 06-01-67 08-22-69 03-22-69 26.7 26.7 DPR-63

19. GINNA 01-24-63 09-19-69 09-19-69 19.8 19.8 DPR-18

20. DRESDEN 2 11-17-67 12-22-69 12-22-69 25.1 25.1 DPR-19 21 ROBINSON 2 11-26-68 07-31-70 09-23-70 20.1 21.9 DPR-23

22. MONTICELLO 11-08-68 09-08-70 01-19-71 22.0 26.3 DPR-22

23. POINT BEACH 1 03-18-69 10-05-70 10-05-70 13.5 18.5 DPR-24

24. MILLSTONE 1 03-18-68 10-06-70 10-06-70 30.6 31.2 DPR-21

25. DRESDEN 3 11-17-67 01-12-71 03-02-71 37.8 39.5 DPR-25

26. PALISADES 11-05-68 03-24-71 10-16-72 28.6 47.3 DPR-20

27. QUAD CITIES 1 09-03-63 10-01-71 12-14-72 36.9 51.3 DPR-29

23. INDIAN POINT 2 10-15-63 10-19-71 09-23-73 36.1 59.4 DPR-26

29. POINT SEACH 2 03-13-69 11-16-71 03-08-73 31.9 47.6 EPR-27

30. VERMONT YANKEE 1 01-05-70 03-21-72 02-28-73 26.5 37.7 DRP-28 31 QUAD CITIES 2 09-03-68 03-31-72 12-14-72 42.9 51.3 DPR-30

32. SURRY 1 01-21-71 05-25-72 05-25-72 16.1 16.1 DPR-32

33. PILGRIM 1 01-05-70 06-03-72 09-15-72 29.1 32.3 DPR-35

34. TURKEY POINT 3 05-12-69 07-19-72 07-19-72 38.2 33.2 DPR-31

35. MAINE YANKEE 03-31-70 09-15-72 06-29-73 24.4 33.9 DPR-36

36. SURRY 2 01-20-70 01-29-73 01-29-73 36.3 36.3 DPR-37

37. OCONEE 1 06-02-69 02-06-73 02-06-73 44.1 44.1 DPR-33

38. ZION 1 11-25-70 04-06-73 10-19-73 28.3 34.8 DPR-39

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39. TURKEY POINT 4 05-12-69 04-10-73 04-10-73 46.9 46.9 DPR-41 Jim

40. FORT CALHOUN 1 11-23-69 05-23-73 03-09-73 41.8 44.3 DPR-40

41. BROWNS FERRY 1 09-25-70 06-26-73 12-20-73 33.0 38.8 DPR-33 (y)

42. PEACH BOTTOM 2 08-31-70 08-08-73 12-14-73 35.2 39.4 DPR-44

43. PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 02-01-71 08-09-73 04-05-74 30.2 33.1 DPR-42 F\\)

44. OCONEE 2 06-02-69 10-06-73 10-06-73 52.1 52.1 DPR-47 C3

45. ZION 2 11-25-70 11-14-73 11-14-73 35.6 35.6 DPR-43

46. FORT ST VRAIN 11-07-69 12-21-73 12-21-73 49.4 49.4 DPR-34 q,4

47. KEWAUNEE 01-30-71 12-21-73 12-21-73 34.7 34.7 DPR-43

48. COOPER STATION 03-01-71 01-18-74 01-18-74 34.5 34.5 DPR-46

49. DUANE ARNDLD 05-09-72 02-22-74 02-22-74 21.4 21.4 DPR-49 4r ov= m of mad 9o==

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50. THREE MILE ISLAND 1 03-02-70 04-19-74 06-24-74 49.5 51.7 DPR-50 51 ARKANSAS 1 04-26-71 05-21-74 05-21-74 36.8 36.8 DPR-51

52. EROUNS FERRY 2 09-25-70 06-2C-74 03-02-74 45.1 46.2 DPR-52 g

53. PEACH ECTTCM 3 00-31-70 07-02-74 07-02-74 46.0 46.0 DPR-56

54. OCCriEE 3 05-C2-69 07-19-74 07-19-74 61.5 61.5 DPR-55

55. CALVERT CLIFFS 1 01-04-71 07-31-74 07-31-74 42.9 42.9 DPR-53 V 56. J1ATCH 1 03-22-71 02-06-74 10-13-74 40.4 42.7 DPR-57

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57. RANCHO SECO 1 C4-29-71 03-1's-74 00-16-74 39.5 39.5 DPR-54

53. FITZPATRICK 06-04-71 10-17-74 10-17-74 40.4 40.4 DPR-59

59. COOK 1 02-02-71 10-25-74 10-25-74 44.7 44.7 DPR-58

60. PRAIRIE ISLAND 2 C2-01-71 10-29-74 10-29-74 44.9 44.9 DPR-60

61. CRtWSMICX 2 10-03-72 12-27-74 12-27-74 26.8 26.8 DPR-62

62. !!!LLST0t;E 2 08-14-72 03-01-75 09-30-75 35.5 37.5 DPR-65

63. TROJAN 02-09-73 11-21-75 11-21-75 33.4 33.4 NPF-1

64. INDIAN POINT 3 12-04-70 12-12-75 04-05-76 60.2 64.0 CPR-64

65. BEAVER VALLEY 1 10-13-72 01-33-76 07-02-76 39.4 44.4 DPR-66

66. ST LUCIE 1 03-05-73 03-01-76 03-01-76 35.3 35.3 DPR-67

67. LRCUSS FERRY 3 09-25-70 07-C2-76 00-13-76 69.2 70.7 DPR-63

68. CALVERT CLIFFS 2 01-04-71 03-13-76 11-30-76 67.3 70.8 DPR-69

69. SALEf! 1 03-25-71 03-13-76 12-01-76 59.6 63.2 CPR-70

70. BRUSSUICK 1 10-03-72 09-00-76 11-12-76 47.1 49.3 DPR-71

71. I:0RTH ANNA 1 05-02-73 11-25-76 04-01-73 42.8 58.9 NPF-4

72. CRYSTAL RIVER 3 02-05-71 12-33-76 01-23-77 69.8 71.6 DPR-72

73. DAVIS-BESSE 1 03-31-73 04-22-77 04-22-77 48.7 48.7 HPF-3

74. FARLEY 1 08-30-73 06-23-77 06-25-77 45.8 45.3 NPF-2

75. COOK 2 02-01-71 12-23-77 12-23-77 32.7 32.7 DPR-74

76. THREE MILE ISLAND 2 04-04-74 02-00-73 02-00-78 46.1 46.1 DPR73

77. HATCH 2 10-31-75 05-13-73 36-t3-73 31.4 31.4 NPF-5

73. ARKANSAS 2 04-17-74 07-18-78 12-14-73 55.9 55.9 NPF-6 l

AVERAGE YEAR ISSUE D IN MONTHS LICENSED TO OPER ATE 70 FY 1959 1 15.6

l.lCENSES TERMIN ATED 6

FY 1960 1 9.7 k Over 50% of rated power

- PERMANENTLY SHUTDOWN 2 FY 1961 0

78 PLANTS FY 1962 5 14.7 NOVEMBE R 30,1979 FY 1963 3 19 9 FY 1964 2 23 3 FY 1965 0 0 FY 1966 1 22 9

- %J FY 1967 3

16.7 4 FY 1968 0 0 FY 1969 3 24.3 FY 1970 3 72.4 FY 1971 4 28.8 N FY 1972 9 31.3 FY 1973 8 36.9 C FY 1974 14 42.1 ,,gh FY 1975 5 38.5 FY 1976 8 51.5 FY 1977 4 51.8 Fi 1978 4 52.8 FY 1979 0 0 J Since 1959. 78 Operating Licenses have been issued.

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ISSUED CONSTRUCTION DOCKET DOCKET CP ELAPSED PERMIT NUMBER FACILITY HAME DATE ISSUED MONTHS NUMBER 050-00010 (LIC) DRESDEN 1 (0200) 04/01/55C 05/04/56C 13.1 CPPR-2 050-00003 (LIC) INDIAN POINT 1 (0265) 04/02/55C 05/04/56C 13.0 CPPR-1 050-00016 (WD ) ENRICO FERMI 1 (0061) 01/07/56C 08/04/56C 6.9 CPPR-4 050-00029 (LIC) YANKEE-ROWE 1 (0175) 07/09/56C 11/04/57C 15.8 CPPR-5 115-00001 (WD ) ELK RIVER (0022) 03/15/59C 01/09/60C 9.8 CAPR-1 115-00002 (UD ) PIQUA (0011) 04/13/59C 01/28/60C 9.5 CAPR-2 050-00144 (WD ) CVTR (0017) 07/09/59C 05/04/60C 9.8 CPPR-7 050-00130 (UD ) PATHFINDER (0058) 04/01/59C 05/12/6CC 13.3 CPPR-8 050-00155 (LIC) BIG ROCK POINT 1 (0075) 01/18/60C 05/ 31/ 6 0 C 4.4 CPPR-9 115-00003 (WD ) HALLAM (0075) 02/15/59C 06/28/60C 16.4 CAPR-3 115-00004 (WD ) BONUS (0017) 12/15/59C 07/19/60C 7.1 CAPR-4 050-00133 (LIC) HUMDOLDT BAY (0065) 04/30/59C 11/09/60C 18.3 CPPR-10 050-00171 (WD ) PEACH BOTTOM 1 (0040) 07/25/60C 02/23/62C 18.9 CPPR-12 050-00409 (FTL) LA CROSSE (0050) 11/05/62C 03/29/63C 4.8 CAPR-5 050-00206 (FTL) SAN ONOFRE 1 (0430) 02/04/63C 03/02/64C 12.9 CPPR-13 050-00213 (LIC) HADDAM NECK (0575) 09/09/63C 05/26/64C 8.5 CPPR-14 050-00219 (FTL) OYSTER CREEK 1 (0650) 03/30/64C 12/15/64C 8.5 CPPR-15 050-00220 (LIC) NINE MILE POINT 1 (0610) 04/01/64C 04/12/65C 12.3 CPPR-16 050-00237 (FTL) DRESDEN 2 (0794) 04/15/65C 01/10/66C 8.8 CPPR-18 050-00244 (FTL) GINNA (0490) 11/01/65C 04/25/66C 5.8 CPPR-19 050-00245 (FTL) MILLSTONE 1 (0652) 11/15/6 5 C 05/19/66C 6.1 CPPR-20 050-00247 (LIC) INDIAN POINT 2 (0873) 12/06/65C 10/14/66C 10.2 CPPR-21 050-00249 (LIC) DRESDEN 3 (0809) 02/10/66C 10/14/66C 8.1 CPPR-22 050-00254 (LIC) QUAD CITIES 1 & 2 (0800) 05/31/66C 02/15/67C 8.4 CPPR-23824 050-00255 (FTL) PALISADES (0700) 06/03/66C 03/14/67C 9.3 CPPR-25 050-00261 (FTL) ROBINSON 2 (0700) 07/25/66C 04/13/67C 8.6 CPPR-26 050-00250 (LIC) TURKEY POINT 3 8 4 (0666) 03/28/66C 04/27/67C 12.9 CPPR-27828 050-00259 (LIC) BROWNS FERRY 1 & 2 (1067) 07/13/66C 05/10/67C 9.9 CPPR-29830 050-00263 (FTL) MONTICELLO (0545) 08/08/66C 06/19/67C 10.3 CPPR-31 050-00266 (LIC) POINT BEACH 1 (0497) 03/31/66C 07/19/67C 10.6 CPPR-32 050-00269 (LIC) OCONEE 1, 23 3 (0871) 12/01/66C 11/06/67C 11.1 CPPR-33,34835 050-00271 (LIC) VERMONT YANKEE 1 (0514) 12/02/66C 12/11/67C 12.3 CPPR-36 050-00277 (LIC) PEACH BOTTOM 2 8 3 (1065) 02/13/67C 01/31/68C 11.6 CPPR-37838 050-00275 (OL) DIABLO CANYON 1 (1084) 01/18/67c 04/23/68C 15.1 CPPR-39 050-00289 (LIC) THREE MILE ISLAND 1 (0819) 05/03/67C 05/18/68C 12.5 CPPR-40 050-00298 (LIC) COOPER STATION (0778) 07/27/67C 06/04/68C 10.2 CPPR-42 050-00285 (LIC) FORT CALHOUN 1 (0457) 04/18/67C 06/07/68C 13.6 CPPR-41 050-00280 (LIC) SURRY 1 8 2 (0788) 03/20/67C 06/25/68C 15.1 CPPR-43344 050-00282 (LIC) PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 8 2 (0530) 04/07/67C 06/25/68C 14.6 CPPR-45846 050-00301 (LIC) POINT BEACH 2 (0497) 08/03/67C 07/25/68C 11.7 CPPR-47 050-00296 (LIC) BROWNS FERRY 3 (1067) 07/17/67C 07/31/68C 12.4 CPPR-48 050-00305 (LIC) KEWAUNEE (0541) 08/23/67C 08/06/68C 11.4 CPPR-50 050-00293 (LIC) PILGRIM 1 (0670) 06/30/67C 08/26/68C 13.8 CPPR-49 050-00267 (LIC) FORT ST VRAIN (0330) 10/20/66C 09/17/68C 22.9 CPPR-54 050-00272 (LIC) SALEM 1 8 2 (1090) 12/13/66C 09/25/68C 21.4 CPPR-52853 050-00302 (LIC) CRYSTAL RIVER 3 (0825) 08/10/67C 09/25/68C 13.5 CPPR-51 050-00312 (LIC) RANCHO SECO I (0913) 11/20/67C 10/11/ 6 8 C 10.7 CPPR-56 050-00309 (LIC) MAINE YANKEE (0790) 09/27/67C 10/21/68C 12.8 CPPR-55 050-00313 (LIC) ARKANSAS 1 (0850) 11/29/6 7C 12/06/68C 12.2 CPPR-57 050-00295 (LIC) ZION 1 & 2 (1050) 07/12/67C 12/26/68C 17.4 CPPR-58859 050-00315 (LIC) COOK 1 8 2 (1060) 12/20/67C 03/25/69C 15.1 CPPR-60861 050-00317 (LIC) CALVERT CLIFFS 1 8 2 (0845) 01/25/68C 07/07/69C 17.4 CPPR-63364 050-00286 (LIC) INDIAN POINT 3 (0965) 04/26/67C 08/13/69C 27.5 CPPR-62 050-00321 (LIC) HATCH 1 (0786) 05/06/68C 09/30/69C 16.8 CPPR-65 050-00320 (LIC) THREE MILE ISLAND 2 (0906) 04/29/68C 11/04/69C 18.1 CPPR-66 050-00324 (LIC) BRUNSWICK 1 & 2 (0821) 07/31/68C 02/07/70C 18.2 CPPR-67368 050-00333 (LIC) FITZPATRICK (0821) 12/31/68C 05/20/70C 16.6 CPPR-71 050-00327 (OL) SEQUOYAH 1 8 2 (1143) 10/15/68C 05/27/70C 19.4 CPPR-72873 050-00331 (LIC) DUANE ARNOLD (0535) 11/04/68C 06/22/70C 19.6 CPPR-70 050-00334 (LIC) BEAVER VALLEY 1 (0852) 01/15/69C 06/26/70C 17.3 CPPR-75 050-00335 (LIC) ST LUCIE 1 (0907) 01/29/69C 07/01/70C 17.0 CPPR-74 050-00323 (OL) DIABLO CANYON 2 (1106) 07/01/68C 12/09/700 29.2 CPPR-69 050-00336 (LIC) MILLSTONE 2 (0828) 02/28/69C 12/11/ 7 0 C 21.4 CPPR-76 050-00344 (LIC) TROJAN (1130) 06/25/69C 02/08/71C 19.4 CPPR-79 050-00338 (LIC) NORTH ANNA 1 8 2 (0907) 03/21/69C 02/19/71C 22.9 CPPR-77878 050-00346 (LIC) DAVIS-BESSE 1 (0906) 08/01/69C 03/24/71C 19.7 CPPR-80 050-00348 (LIC) FARLEY I 2 2 (0829) 10/15/69C 08/16 / 7 2 C 34.0 CPPR-85886 050-00341 (OL) ENRICO FERMI 2 (1093) 04/29/69C 09/27/72C 40.9 CPPR-87 050-00358 (OL) ZIMMER 1 (0810) 04/06/70C 10/27/72C 30,7 CPPR-88 050-00368 (OL) ARKANSAS 2 (0912) 09/17/70C 12/06/72C 26.6 CPPR-89 (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) f .e t W i 1745 205 a v...

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ISSUED CON TRUCTION DOCKET CP ELAPSED DOCKET DATE ISSUED MONTHS NUMBER FACILITY NAME HUMBER 050-00329 (OL) MIDLAND 1 8 2 (0460) 10/30/68C 12/15/72C 49.5 C P P R-818 8 2 050-00366 (LIC) HATCH 2 (0795) 09/11/70C 12/27/72C 27.5 CPPR-90 050-00390 (OL), WATTS BAR 1 & 2 (1177) 05/18/71C 01/23/73C 20.1 CPPR-91892 050-00369 (OL) MCGUIRE 1 8 2 (1180) 09/18/70C 02/23/73C 29.1 CPPR-83884 050-00397 (OL) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 2 (1100) 08/19/71C 03/19/73C 19.0 CPPR-93 050-00395 (OL) SUMMER 1 (0900) 06/30/71C 03/21/73C 20.7 CPPR-94 050-00322 (OL) SHOREHAM (0819) 05/15/68C 04/14/73C 58.9 CPPR-95 050-00363 (PCP) FORKED RIVER (1070) 06 / 01/ 7 0 C 07/10/73C 37.3 CPPR-96 050-00373 (OL) LASALLE 1 8 2 (1078) 11/03/70C 09/10/73C 34.2 CPPR-998100 050-00361 (OL) SAN ONOFRE 2 3 3 (1100) 06/01/70C 10/18/73C 40.5 CPPR-97198 050-00387 (OL) SUSQUEHANNA 1 & 2 (1050) 04/01/71C 11/02/73C 31.0 CPPR-1011102 050-00367 (PCP) BAILLY 1 (0645) 08/24/70C 05/01/74C 44.2 CPPR-104 050-00412 (PCP) BEAVER VALLEY 2 (0852) 10/20/72C 05/03/74C 18.4 CPPR-105 050-00352 (PCP) LIMERICK 1 1 2 (1065) 02/27/70C 06/19/74C 51.7 CPPR-1068107 050-00410 (PCP) NINE MILE POINT 2 (1100) 06/15/72C 06/24/74C 24.3 CPPR-112 050-00424 (PCP) V0GTLE 1,2,3,4 (1113) 02/13/73C 06/28/74C 16.5 CPPR-10 8,10 9,110,11 050-00404 (PCP) NORTH ANNA 314 (0907) 09/15/71C 07/26/74C 34.3 CPPR-114&115 050-00423 (PCP) MILLSTONE 3 (1156) 02/10/73C 08/09/74C 17.9 CPPR-113 050-00416 (OL) GRAND GULF 1 8 2 (1250) 11/17 /7 2 C 09/04/74C 21.5 CPPR-1182119 050-00354 (PCP) HOPE CREEK 1 8 2 (1067) 02/27/70C 11/04/74C 56.2 CPPR-120&t21 050-00382 (OL) WATERFORD 3 (1113) 12/19/70C 11/14/74C 46.8 CPPR-103 050-00445 (OL) COMANCHE PEAK 1 & 2 (1150) 07/20/73C 12/19/74C 16.9 CFPR-1268127 050-00434 (WD ) SURRY 3 & 4 (CE59) 05/29/73C 12/20/74C 18.7 CPPR-1248125 050-00438 (OL) BELLEFONTE 1 & 2 (1213) 06/21/73C 12/24/74C 18.1 CPPR-1221123 050-00413 (PCP) CATAWBA 1 8 2 (1145) 10/27/72C 08/07/75C 33.3 CP P R-116 8117 050-00498 (OL) SOUTH TEXAS 1 & 2 (1250) 07/05/74C 12/22/75C 17.5 CPPR-1288129 050-00460 (PCP) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 1 (1218) 10/18/73C 12/24/75C 26.2 CFPR-134 050-00456 (OL) ERAIDWOOD 1 & 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 12/31/750 27.3 CPPR-1328133 050-00454 (OL) EYRGN 1 & 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 12/31/75C 27.3 CPPR-1301131 050-00461 (PCP) CLINT0H 1 8 2 (0933) 10/30/73C 02/24/76C 27.8 OFFR-137813S 050-00483 (PCP) C A L L A14 AY 1 &2 (1120) 06/21/74C 04/16/76C 21.8 CPPR-13)&140 050-00528 (PCP) PALO VERCE 1,2,3 (1270) 10/07/74C 05/25/76C 19.6 CPPR-141,142&143 050-00443 (PCP) SEABROOK 1 8 2 (1200) 07/07/73C 07/07/76C 35.9 CPPR-1358136 050-00458 (PCP) RIVER BEND 1 1 2 (0934) 09/24/73C 03/25/77C 42.0 CPPR-1451146 050-00387 (PCP) ST LUCIE 2 (08t0) 05/15/73C 05/02/77C 47.5 CPPR-144 050-00440 (PCP) PERRY 1 & 2 (1205) 06/25/73C 05/03/77C 46.2 CPPR-1488149 050-00518 ( PCP ) H ARTSVILL E A 1, A2, B 1,B2 ( 123 3) 11/ 22/7 4 C 05/09//7C 29.5 CPPP-150,151,152,15 050-00482 (PCP) UOLF CREEK 1 (1150) 07/26/74C 05/17/77C 33.7 CPPR-147 050-00485 (PCP) ST ERLING 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 09/01/77C 38.3 CPPR-156 050-00484 (PCP) TYRONE 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 12/27/77C 42.2 CPPR-157 050-00491 (FCP) CHERCKEE 1,2,3 (1280) 05/24/74C 12/30/77C 43.2 C P P R-16 7,16 8,15 9 050-00553 (PCP) PHIPPS BEND 1 0 2 (1233) 11/ 0 7 / 7 5 C 01/16/78C 26.3 C?PR-162,163 050-00400 (PCP) HARRIS 1,2,3,4 (0900) 09/17/710 01/27/78C 76.3 CPPP-158,159,160,16 050-00513 (PCP) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 4 (1218) 10/13/73C 02/21/78C 52.1 CPPR-174 050-00546 (PCP) MARELE HILL 1 2 2 (1130) 09/17/750 04/04/78C 30.5 C P P R-17 0,171 050-00500 (PCP) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 315 (1242)C3/02/74C 04/11/70C 44.3 CPPR-154,155 050-00566 (PCP)YELLCU CREEK 1 & 2 (1285) 07/16/76C 11/29/78C 28.4 CPPR-172,173 050-00516 (PCP)JAMESPORT 1 82 (1150) 09/06/74C 01/04/79C 51.9 CP?R-175,176 YEAR ISSU E D o oy Sp FY 1971 6 21'O 7 FY 1972 0 FY 1973 11 32'6 FY 1974 g 33 1 FY 1975 8 28'8 FY 1976 9 &'3 26 FY 1977 6 m:': ' Include $ Nrril I-4 delayed four years by applicart. "E scLuCE S Hau t 5 g-4 $1KE 1955.174 CMSTRUCTION PER"ITS bME Bf EN 15512 0. 1-16 \\ . s,

LIMITEDWORK AUTHORIZATIONSISSUED (LWA l's AND LWA-2's ISSUED. DURATIONS ARE FROM ER DOCKETING DATE.) DATA AS OF: NOVEM BE R 30,1979 ro LUA-1 ELAPSED LUA-2 ELAPSED APPLICATION CCCkUTED ISSUED MONIHS ISSUED t.ONTHS 1 GRAND GULF 1 32 11-17-72 05-03-74 17.5 07-14-74 41.9 2. U;TERFORD 01-15-71 05-16-74 39.9 3. C A T M.'3 A 1 42 10-27-72 C5-15-74 13.7 4 VCGTLE 1-4* 02-13-73 05-2S-74 15.5 5. r1ILLSTONE 3 c2-10-73 06-05-74 15.9 6 DELLEFONTE 1 2 2 06-2'-73 07-17-74 14 8 7 < L4' 3 1 4 09-14-73 10-C4-74 12 6 8l CN *[YNCHE PEAK 1 12 07-20-73 13-17-74 14 9 10-I7-74 IN'9 9 pr'ny 1 g 2 06-25-73 13-01-74 15.9 09-09-75** v.7 u 19' nyEFN 1 & 2 09-20-73 12-13-74 14.' 10-30-75 25 3 11' [ R } 'E'.1? 0 D 1 &2 09-2a-73 01-13-75 15.7 03-t,-{5 { {i. 3 10 5 j,.6 12. ST. LUCIE 2 C3-31-73 C3-17-75 13.6 13. UPPSS 1 & 4 C3-20-73 0S-01-75 23 3 08-0l*75'** "3'# 14. Sur 'IT 1 12 C3-16-73 03-77-75 23.3 15. SCUTH TEX'S 1 4 2 07-05-74 0 3 - 1.a-75 13.2 16. C A L L / AY 1 2 2 07-30-74 0 75 13.7 17. RIVE' 3END 1 a2 09-21-73 C1-05-75 23.4 13. C L ! N T O S' 1 g 2 10-30-73 10-01-75 23.1 19. PAtIS SESSE 2 & 3 C3-09-74 12-31-75 16. 7 09-13-78 4,9. 1 '] Ha"TSVILLE 1-4 c9-13-74 C4-22-76 19.3 12-2< <6 ,/.9 21 CHEROKEE 1, 2, 3, 06-28-74 05-23-76 23.0 07-g0 _7' g5.0 22. UOLF CREtK C6-01-74 01-04-77 30.3 01c4 ,7 00.3 93 UPPS 3 : 5 09-30-74 04-C0-77 30.3 2 4.' it*"3tE MILL 1 12 09-11-75 0 F, - 2 4 - 7 7 23.4 12-09-77 26.9 25. PHIPPS :;;D 1 & 2 04-31:76 13-1!-77 12.6 26. YELLCN CREEK 1 &2 12-20-76 C2-GC-73 13.6 27. BLACK F L'X 1 & 2 12-23-75 07-26-73 31.0

V0GTLE 3 8 4 UERE CANCELLED SUBSEQUENT TO LUA ISSUANCE.
- PERRY 1 1 2 UAS GRANTED AN EXTENDED LWA-2 CN 12-31-75, AND AN AM E N C.1E N T CN f! AY 12, 1976 AND SEPT 17,1976
  - THE UPPSS 1 LUA 1 8 2 UAS FXTENDED ON OCT03ER 2, 1976
    - UPPS 3 & 4 GRANTED AtiENCriENT TO LUQ ON t1AY 10, 1977 1745 207 i.27

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MAJOR LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES UPDATE BIMONTHLY ILICENSED BY NRC D DATA AS OF: NOVEMBER 9,1979 APPLICANT LOCATION DOCKET LICENSE EXPIRATION NUMBER HUMBER DATE URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE (UF6) PRODUCTION PLANTS ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION METROPOLIS, IL 40-3392 SUB-526 08-31-82 KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION SEQUOYAH, OK 40-8027 SUB-1010 10-31-82 URANIUM FUEL PROCESSING & FABRICATION PLANTS ATOMICS INTERNATIONAL CANOGA PARK, CA 70-25 SNM-21 09-30-82 BABCOCK & WILCOX LYNCHBURG, VA 70-27 SNM-42 03-31-82 BABCOCK & UILCOX APOLLO. PA 70-135 SNM-145 10-31-83 BABCOCK & WILCOX LYNCH 3URG, VA 70-824 SNM-778 01-31-79** BABCOCK 8 WILCOX LYNCHEURG, VA 70-1201 SNM-1168 00-31-81 BATTELLE P.M. LABORATORIES RICHLAND, WA 70-904 SNM-942 06-30-79** COMBUSTION ENGINEERING. INC. HEMATITE, MO 70-36 SNM-33 03-31-G2 COMDUSTION ENGINEERING, INC. WINDSOR. CT 70-1100 SNM-1067 01-31-31 EXXON NUCLEAR COMPANY, INC. RICHLAND, WA 70-1257 SN1-1227 07-31-79d* GENERAL ATOMIC COMPANY SAN DIEGO, CA 70-734 SNM-696 08-31-31 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY SAN JOSE, CA 70-1007 SNM-54 (1) 05-31-32 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO."PANY UILMINGTON, NC 70-1113 SNM-1097 05-31-81 KERR-MCGEE CORFORATION CRESENT CITY, OK 70-925 SNM-928 04-30-82 NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES. INC. ERUIN. TN 70-143 SNM-124 02-29-04 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC. ATTLECORD, MA 70-33 SN"-23 03-31-79d* U. S. NUCLEAR. INC. DAK RIDGE, TN 70-1319 SNM-1315 00-31-78* UNITED NUCLEAR CORP. MONTVILLE, CT 70-371 SNM-363 03-31-02 UNITED NUCLEAR CORP. UCCD RIVER, RI 70-320 SNM-777 C6-30-01 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. COLUMBIA. SC 70-1151 SNM-1107 (2) 05-31-83 PLUTONIUM FUEL 4 FABRICATION PLANTS BABCCCK 4 WILCOX PARKS TCUNSHIP, PA 70-364 SNM-414 01-31-84 DATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE WEST JEFFERSON, OH 70-3 SNM-7 02-28-74** GENERAL ELECTRIC C0"PANY VALLECIICS, CA 70-754 S N'1-9 6 0 07-31-73** KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION CRE3ENT, CK 70-1193 SNM-1174 (3) 04-30-82 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. CHESU!CK, PA 70-1143 SUM-1120 04-30-74v* WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. WALTZ MILL. PA 70-69S SNM-770 04-30-80 EXXON NUCLEAR COMPANY OAK RIDGE, TN 50-564 (NOT UNDER REVIEW) FUEL REPROCESSING FACILITIES ALLIED-GENERAL NUCL. SER. BARNUELL, SC 50-332 (4) (NOT UNDER REVIEU) NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC. UEST VALLEY, NY 50-201 (5) (NOT UNDER REVIEU) IRRADIATED FUEL STORAGE FACILITIES GENERAL ELECTRIC MOR7IS, IL 70-1308 SNM-1265 08-31-79** NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC. WEST VALLEY, NY 50-201 SNM-857 (6) 04-03-69d* WASTE BURIAL FACILITIES NUCLEAR ENGINEERING SHEFFIELD, IL 27-39 03-00-60d4 NUCLEAR ENGIhtERING HANFCRD, WA 27-48 10-00-68** (1) FACILITY NCH REDUCED TO R8D ACTIVITIES ON LWR FUEL. (2) ALSO AUTHORIZED TO REVIVE AND STORE SEALED MIXED CXIDE FUEL RODS AND ASSEMDLE MIXED OXICE RODS INTO FUEL BUNDLES. (3) SHUIDOUN. (4) CP ISSUED IN 1970. (5) P9L ISSUED IN 1966. CURRENTLY SHUTDCUN. (6) LICENSED ALS0rFOR SHIPPING AND RECEIVING 70-959 (SNM-984) 'ns s 1-18 CL OSE 'DOUN PROCEDOR ES. TIMELY RENERAL 1745 208

UPDATE ntMONTHLY MAJOR LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES (LICENS") BY NRC l NRC LICENSED UR ANIUM MILLS AND OTHER F ACILITIES DATA AS OF: NOVEMBER 9,1979 NAT1E L OC A T IOil DOCKET LICENSE EXPIRATION t:UMS ER tiUMSER DATE U-MILLS ATLAS MINERALS MOAD, UT 40-3453 SUA-917 C4-30-84 EEAR CREEK URAtlIUM COMPAtiY 40-8452 SUA-1310 07-31-82 EXXON CCMPANY CONVERSE CO., UY 40-8064 $UA-1C64 03-31-31 FEDLRAL-AMERICAN PARTNERS RIVERTON, l!Y 40-4492 SUA-667 01-31-76** CTIMELY RENEUAL) PATHFINDER f1INES GAS HILLS, WY 40-2259 SUA-672 01-31-03 PETR0TOMICS CC"PANY S!!IRLEY D ASI!!, UY 40-6659 SUA-551 04-30-81 RIO ALGC:1 MI!4ES lit 1ITED f:0 A B, UT 40-8084 SUA-1119 09-30-E2 UNION CARBIDE CORFORATION GAS llILLS, U( 4C-299 SUA-648 03-31-76** (TIf15LY RENEWAL) UESTERN NUCLEAC, INC. JEFFREY CITY, WY 40-1162 SUA-56 10-31-73'* (TIMELY RENEWAL) MINERALS EXPLORATICH SWEETUATER CO., WY 40-8504 SUA-1350 C2-16-84 UNITED NUCLEA3 MORTCN RANCH CONVERSE, UY 60-8602 SUA-1356 05-09-84 PATHFINDER MINES i,HIRLEY BASIN, WY 40-6622 SUA-442 0?-30-02 TEt:NESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY EDGEMCNT, SD 40-1341 S U A-816 02-29-76** ENERGY FUELS i:UCLEAR, INC. UHI T E '1ES A, UT 40-8687 SUA-1350 08-30-84 PLATEAU RESOURCES, LTD. CL A!!DINO, UT 40-8674 09-30-04 ENERSY FUCLS NUCLEAR. INC. HANKSVILLE, UT 40-3675 09-30-84 OTHERS UHICH CCME UNDER U-MILLS CLEVELAND CLIFFS IRON CCMPANY POWDER RIVER 40-E200 SUA-1199 05-31-79d* EASIN, NY COTTER CORPORATION JOHNSON CO., WY 40-8511 SUA-1273 08-31-81 EXX0!! COMPANY CCMVE'St CO., WY 40-8102 SUA-1139 07-31-78** HOLMES /ND NARVER, INC. ANAHEIM, CA 40-8550 SUA-1307 07-31-02 HC"ESTAKE MIf(ING CC"PANY SAN JUAN CO., UT 40-04I4 SUA-1249 06-30-79** (TIMELY RENEMAL) MINERALS EXPLORATION CO. SUEETUATER CO., WY 40-3348 SUA-1223 01-31-20 PLATEAU RESOURCES LTD. GA" FIELD CO., UT 40-7059 SUA-1013 09-30-7C** (TIMELY RENEUAL) ROCKY MOUNTAIll ENERGY CCMVERSE CO., UY 40-8300 SUA-1228 02-29-00 (TIMELY REitEUAL) WYCMING MINERAL CCRP. JOHNSON CO., WY 40-3304 SUA-1204 C 6-30-7 D * (TIMELY REllEWAL) UYOMING MINERAL CORP. SALT LAKE CO., UT 40-8535 SUA-1315 09-30-82 WCLD !!UCLEAR EMEr.iUATER CO., NY 40-E636 SUA-1329 04-30-03 NUCLEAR DYNAMICS CRMK CO., Uf 40-0653 SUA-1331 04-30-03 KEPR l'CGEE NUCLEAR CARLON CO., WY 40-C586 SUA-1330 04-30-03 OGL E PETROLEUt1 FPEMONT CO., WY 40-0693 SUA-1335 03-31-83 J P CCCPORATION JOHNSON CO., UY 40-8684 SUA-1337 08-31-83 ROCKY fl0UNTAIN ENERGY CO. C/MPLELL CO., WY 40-06?7 SUA-1338 09-30-83 UYO'!IMG MIN IRIGARY JC!!NSON CO., UY 40-C502 SUA-1341 10-31-83 E!!ERGY RESCURCES SAN JUAN, UT 40-8707 SUA-1351 C3-31-04 CLEVELAND CLIFFS CA",PLELL CO., WY 40-8714 SUA-1352 06-3G-84 ECUSH UELLMAN DELTA, UT 40-8722 SUA-1354 05-30-84 ENERGY FUELS NUCLEAR, INC. WHITE MESA, UT 40-8675 SUA-1324 00-30-04 1745 209 f' t. I I f o I i 1-19

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MONT DOCKETED (PCP) HINE MILE POINT 2 (1100) 06/15/72C 08/07/73C 13.7 (PCP) BAILLY 1 (0645) 08/24/70C 10/31/73C 38.2 (PCP) CATAWBA 1 3 2 (1145) 10/27/72C 01/21/74C 14.8 (OL) WATERFORD S (1113) 12/19/70C 02/01/74C 37.4 (PCP) NORTH ANNA 3 1 4 (0907) 09/15/71C 02/28/74C 29.4 (PCP) HOPE CREEK 1 3 2 (1067) 02/27/70C 03/01/74C 48.1 (PCP) BEAVER VALLEY 2 (0852) 10/20/72C 04/25/74C 18.1 (PCP) V0GTLE 1 1 2 (1813) 02/13/73C 0 5/ 01/ 74 C 14.6 (PCP) MILLSTONE 3 (1156) 02/10/73C 05/16/74C 15.2 AVERAGE DURATION E5.5 (FY 1974)

(OL) GRAND GULF 1 8 2 (1250) 11/17/72C 07/24/74C 20.2 (OL) BELLEFONTE 1 8 2 (1213) 06/21/73C 08/30/74C 14.3 (PCP) SURRY 3 & 4 (0859) 05/29/73C 09/03/74C 15.1 (OL) C0f1ANCHE PEAK 1 &2 (1150) 07/20/73C 11/15/74C 15.8 (PCP) FULTON 1 & 2 (1160) 11/16/73C 06/30/75C 19.4 AVERAGE DURATION 16.9 (FY 1975) (PCP) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 184 (1218) 10/18/73C 10/15/75C 23.9 (OL) BRAIDWOOD 1 2 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 10/17/75C 24.9 (OL) BYRON 1 & 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 10/17/75C 24.9 (OL) SOUTH TEXAS 1 & 2 (1250) 07/05/74C 10/29/75C 15.8 (PCP) SEABROOK 1 &2 (1200) 07/09/73C 11/14 / 7 5 C 28.1 (PCP) CLINTON 1 &2 (0933) 10/30/73C 12/02/75C 25.0 (PCP) RIVER BEND 1 8 2 (0934) 09/24/73C 12/22/75C 26.9 (PCP) CALLAWAY 1 8 2 (1120) 06/21/74C 01/23/76C 19.0 (PCP) PALO VERDE 1,2,3 (1270) 10/07/74C 04/03/76C 18.0 (PCP) ST LUCIE 2 (0810) 05/15/73C 04/27/76C 35.4 (PCP) KOSHK0NONG 1 (0900) 08/26/74C 07/02/76C 22.2 AVERAGE DURATION 24.0 (FY 1976) (PCP) H ARTSVIL L E A 1, A2 B 1,B2 (1233) 11/22/74C 10/20/76C 22.9 (PCP) UOLF CREEK 1 (1150) 07/26/74C 11/29/76C 28.1 (PCP) STERLING 1 (1150) 0 6 / 21/ 74 C 12/ 01/ 7 6 C 29.3 (PCP) TYRONE 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 12/01/76C 29.3 (CP) JAMESPORT 1 4 2 (1150) 09/06/74C 01/17/77C 28.3 (PCP) PERRY 1 3 2 (1205) 06/25/73C 02/22/77C 43.9 (PCP) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 325 (1242) 03/02/74C 04/22/77C 32.6 (PCP) CHEROKEE 1,2,3 (1280) 05/24/74C 0 7 /11/ 7 7 C 37.5 (CP) PERKINS 1,2,3 (1280) 05/24/74C 0 7 /11/ 7 7 C 37.5 (PCP) MARDLE HILL 1 & 2 (1130) 09/17/75C 07/22/77C 22.1 (PCP) HARRIS 1,2,3,4 (0900) 09/17/71C 09/20/77C 72.1 (PCP) PHIPPS BEND 1 2 2 (1233) 11/07/75C 09/23/77C 22.5 AVERAGE DURATION 33.8 (FY 1977) (PCP) YELLOW CREEK 1 8 2 (1285) 07/16/76C 06/27/78C 23.3 (CP) BLACK FOX 1 1 2 (1150) 12/23/75C 09/05/78C 32.4 AVERAGE DURATION 27.8 (FY 1978) (CP) SKAGIT 1 3 2 (1277) 01/15/75C 10/20/78C 45.1 (CP) PitGRIM 2 (1180) 12/21/73C 01/19 / 7 9 C 60.9 (CP) ERIE 1 & 2 (1250) 03/01/77C 01/25/79C 22.8 (CP) ALLEsts CREEK 1 (1150) 12/07/73' 03/31/790 63.3 (CF) NEW ENGLAND 1 1 2 (1196) 09/09/76C 07/20/79C 34.3 AVERAGE DURATION 45.4 (FY 1979) NOVEMBER 30. 1979 1745 217 2-7

FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT DURATION SUMM ARY (DURATIONS FOR FES ISSUANCES FOR CP REVIEWS DURING FY 1974 -1979) DURATION (MONTHS) APPLICATION DOCK TED FES SUPPL. (CP) BEAVER VALLEY 2 (0852) 10/20/72C 07/19/73C 8.9 (CP) GRAND GULF 1 8 2 (1250) 11/17/ 7 2C 08/22/73C 9.1 (CP) LIf1ERICK 1 & 2 (1065) 10/30/70C 11/12/ 7 3 C 36.4 (CP) CATAW3A 1 8 2 (1145) 10/27/72C 12/07/73C 13.3 (CP) MILLSTONE 3 (1156) 02/10/73C 02/07/74C 11.9 (CP) HOPE CREEK 1 &2 (1067) 01/28/71C 02/19/74C 36.7 (CP) V0GTLE 1 4 2 (1113) 02/13/73C 03/08/74C 12.8 (CP) HARRIS 1,2,3,4 (0900) 09/07/71C 03/29/74C 30.7 (CP) PERRY 1 8 2 (1205) 06/25/73C 04/09/74C 9.4 (CP) ST LUCIE 2 (0810) 08/31/73C 0 5/16 / 74 C 8.5 (CP) SURRY 34 4 (0859) 09/14/73C 05/31/74C 8.5 (CP) COMANCHE PEAK 1 8 2 (1150) 07/20/73C 06/07/74C 10.5 (CP) BELLEFONTE 1 8 2 (1213) 06/21/73C 06/10/74C 11.6 AVERAGE DURATION 16.0 (FY 1974) (CP) BRAIDWOOD 1 8 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 07/19/74C 9.9 (CP) BYRON 1 & 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 07/25/74C 10.1 (CP) RIVER BEND 1 8 2 (0934) 09/21/73C 10/02/74C 12.3 (CP) CLINTON 1 8 2 (0933) 10/30/73C 10/04/74C 11.1 (CP) ALLENS CREEK 1 (1150) 12/07/73C 11/18 / 7 4 C 11.3 'CP) SEABROOK 1 & 2 (1200) 07/09/73C 12/06/74C 16.9 (CP) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 1 (1218) 08/20/73C 03/10/75C 18.6 (CP) CALLAWAY 1 8 2 (1120) 07/30/74C 03/21/75C 7.7 (CP) SOUTH TEXAS 1 8 2 (1250) 07/05/74C 03/28/75C 8.7 (CP) PEBBLE SPRINGS 1 8 2 (1260) 08/06/74C 04/16/75C 8.3 (CP) FULTON 1 & 2 (1160) 11/14/73C 05/05/75C 17.7 (CP) PILGRIM 2 (1180) 12/21/73C 05/27/75C 17.2 (CP) SKAGIT 1 8 2 (1277) 09/30/74C 06/02/75C 8.0 (CP) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 385 (1242) 09/30/74C 06/03/75C 8.1 (CP) H ART SVIL L E A 1, A2,B 1.B2 ( 1233) 09/13/74C 06/25/75C 9.4 AVERAGE DURATION 11.6 (FY 1975) (CP) PALO VERDE 1,2,3 (1270) 10/07/74C 09/25/75C 11.6 (CP) DAVIS BESSE 2 8 3 (0906) 08/09/74C 09/29/75C 13.6 (CP) CHEROKEE 1,2,3 (1280) 06/28/74C 10/01/75C 15.1 (CP) JAMESPORT 1 8 2 (1150) 09/17/74C 10/07/75C 12.6 (CP) PERKINS 1,2,3 (1280) 06/28/74C 10/21/75C 15.7 (CP) WOLF CREEK 1 (1150) 05/17/74C 10/31/75C 17.4 tcP) SIERLING 1 (1150) 12/20/74C 06/28/76C 18.2 (CP) MARBLE HILL 1 8 2 (1130) 09/11/75C 09/22/76C 12.3 AVERAGE DURATION 14.5 (FY 1976) AVERAGE DURATION 15.2 (CY 1976) (CP) CLINCH RIVER (0350) 04/11/75C 02/07/77C 21.8 (CP) BLACK FOX 1 & 2 (1150) 12/23/75C 02/08/77C 13.5 (CP) PHIPPS BEND 1 & 2 (1233) 04/01/76C 02/17/77C 10.5 (CP) MONTAGUE 1 & 2 (1150) 07/12/74C 02/22/77C 31.3 (CP) TYRONE 1 (1150)+ 08/29/74C 04/28/77C 31.9 AVERAGE DURATION 21.8 (FY 1977) (CP) YELLOW CREEK 1 & 2 (1285) 12/20/76C 11/28/77C 11.2 AVERAGE DURATION 11.2 (FY 1978) (CP) SUNDESERT 1 & 2 (0974) 04/12/77C 10/24/78C 18.4 (CP) GREENE COUNTY (1191) 09/15/75C 02/07/79C 40.7 AVERAGE DURATION 29.5 (FY 1979) NOVEMBER 33,1979

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OPERATING LICENSE FORECAST: (CU!1ULATIVE LICENSED FACILITIES AND PRD'7CTED OL ADDITICMS IN FY 80/01) DATA AS OF: 11/30 n9 ____________________________pygggg_______________________y .,___________yyg;33-_________ Ot5cAIPYsom THIS CMA21 AE PRE 5t hf 5 THIS CURRENT CUMULATIVE ~ NUMBER OF ACTUAL OPERATING "" " *"" ~~ ~ ~ ~. " * * "' I O 2 ) ' LINE) -80 ~ ND 1 AT D A CES = " " ' " " " " " " " " ~ - (DOTTED LINE) DUR:NG FISCAL YE ARS 1980 AND 1981, AS COM ~ = " " - ' " " " " " ~ ~ ~ ~ PARED TO THE PROJECTION MADE " * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ON OCTOBER 1,1977 (DASHED i-NET OL INCbEASE NUM8ERS IN PAREN. 3g EFLECT THE LATEST ! - IN FY 1980-81 EST ATE BEYOND THE CURRENT -S0 LEGEND 9UDGE T SCHtC AST ACTUAL COMPLETIONS COT IDEC I fL3 %"R JUN A"G CCT NOV DEC JAN FEB Mao A T' R f1AY JUN JUL AUG SEP NOV lJAN "AY JUL SEP TOTAL! tartsr esTiuare LUDGET FORECAST BY MUiTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~-- 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 2 7 0 LA1EST ESTIMATE DY MCNIH 0 o (0) (1) (0) (0) (0) (0) (1) (2) (G) (0) (1) (1) (1) (2) (1) (2) II55 CUtULATIVE DUDGET FURECAST 70 70 70 70 7C 70 70 70 71 73 74 74 75 76 77 79 i CL v2 J2 l_ _ (74) (/S) (76),(77)__ (79)l(L0) (02) (L2) CUMULATIVE LATEST ESIIMATE 70 1 70 '(70) (71) (71) '(71)l(71) (71)l(72) (74) (74) l l l I I I APPLICATION 10 01 79 CONSTRUCTION CURRENT -95 -90 FORECAST COMPLETION ESTIMATE -85 FY 1980 -83 M -"" "~ ~ ~~ J',,,,, - t " ",, n -75 DIABLO CANYON 1 (1084) N/S 01/00/80 N/S NORTH ANNA 2 (0907) N/S 01/00/80 01/00/80 -bb SALEM 2 (1115) N/S 01/00/C0 N/S -60 SEQUOYAH 1 (1148) N/S 01/00/80 N/S LASALLE 1 (1078) 06/30/80 06/30/80 06/30/80 FIRST SECOND THIRD F C U ?, iii DIABLO CANYON 2 (1106) N/S 07/00/80 N/S QUARTER CUARTER QUADTFR OU m ((RI FARLEY 2 (0829) 07/00/80 07/00/80 07/00/80 ZINMER 1 (0810) 07/30/80 07/00/80 07/30/80 SEQUOYAH 2 (1148) N/S 08/03/80 N/S N SUMMA R Y. h MCGUIRE 1 (1180) 08/00/80 08/00/80 N/S As the TMI 2 studies and investigations proceed,it is 14ely that additional actions that must be implemented in the short-term BEYOND FY 198G pnor to ksuance of an operating license will be identified. The staf f will compt. te the necessary reviews and report its find.np 11/00/80 11/00/80 11/03/80 SHOREHAM (0819) N prior to a decision to issue an operating license for each plant. WATTS DAR 1 (1177) 12/00/80 12/00/80 12/00/80 related to whether such short-term actions must also be implemented g Although no formal moratorium has been declared, the Guscitest SUM *1ER 1 (0900) 04/24/8t 12/00/80 04/24/81 that such rev'ews could be completed f or any ptant is about WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 2 (1100) 03/00/81 03/00/81 03/08/81 three months. SUSQUEHANNA 1 (1050) 04/00/81 04/00/81 04/00/81 SAN ONOFRE 2 (1100) 06/00/81 05/00/81 06/01/81 ENRICO FERMI 2 (1093) ws 06/0I/8i N/S WATERFORD 3 (1113) 09/00/81 09/00/81 09/23/81 2-10 WATTS BAR 2 (1177) 09/00/81 09/00/81 09/00/81

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION THE SOLID BLACK LINE ON THIS CHART SHOWS THE TOTAL DATA AS OF: NOVEMBER 30 1979 NUMBE R OF NUCLE AR POWE R PL ANTS. IN UNITS. CURRENTLY 8 AUTHOR 12E D CONSTRUCTION ACTivlTY IEITHE R LWA OH CPL THE DOTTED LINE PLOTS FUTURE CONSTRUCTION AUTHORI-EAllONS MINUS THOSE UNIT 5 PROJECTED TO RECEIVE AN OL AND THE DASHED LINE SHOWS UNITS ACTUALLY ENGAGED IN CONSTRUCTION. <-------------------FY 1980-------------------><-------FY 1981--------> 100 - ' ~ ~ - - - - - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - - ~ ~. 90 80 t'~----- 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 OCT NOV illEC l J AN FEB f?AR APR f1 A Y JUN JUL AUG SEP U-N D-J F-M A-M J-J A-S AUTHCRIZAIIONS IN ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~ ~ _.f F_F F Q T AND ES T Tl tit ED* _95 2 os 91 91 91 91 91 on 37 P5 y 94 9 81 79 y y m /CIUAL UNDER l CC %TPUCTICNw 83 ?!

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DATA AS OF - 09-21-79 NMSS APPLICATIONS FORECAST FY 1979/80 2UDGET CURRENT ESTIMATE ESTIMATE FAC. AF'L. SUBMITTAL SUDMITTAL APPLICANT LOCATION TY?E TYPE DATE DATE PROJECT MANAGER (S) CRUSH WELLf1AN DELIA, UT OSR H FY79 02-12-79C R. 000PERSTEIN WYOf1ING MINERALS LAKEWOOD, CO OSR R FY79 06-12-79C R. CCCPERSTEIN KERR-MCGEE CORP. CONVERSE CO., WY OSR N N/S 06-20-79C K. COLEMAN CONOCO OSR H N/S - 79 UNIVERSITY OF WYO*1'NG OSR H N/S 9 HOMESTAKE MINING i OSR N FY' Y79 TEXAS GULF i OSR H FY79 (k. STD. OIL OF It: DIANA CSR FY79 CLEVELAND CLIFFS OSR rY79 FY79 HGMESTAKE MItlIt4G Ce FY79 FY79 PIO;4EER NUCLEAR H FY79 FY80 HUCLEAR DYl!U.ICS . c. N FY79 FYC0 hg k CLEVELAND CLIFFS OSR N FY79 FY80 UNIDENTIFIED CSR #1 b OSR H FY79 FY30 GULF R&D (SITE 2) OSR H FY80 FY80 GULF RID (SITE 1) OSR A FYE0 FY80 U!! IDENTIFIED OSR #2 GSR A FY83 FYE0 MINERALSNEXPLORATION OSR R FY80 FY80 ROCKWELL INTERNATI0HAL PURD A N/S FY79 BATELLE NORTHWEST LABS COLUMBUS, ON PURD A N/S FY79 BABCCCK 2 WILCOX (R&D) LYNCH 3URG, VA PURD R N/S FY79 BALC0CK 2 WILCOX (RAD) LYNCHBURG, VA PURD A FY80 FY80 UNIDENTIFIED PURD #1 FURD A FY80 FYSC GENERAL ELECTRIC f! ORRIS, IL SFS A N/S 12-29-78C F. EMPSON GENERAL ELECTRIC f10R RIS, IL SF3 R FY79 FY79 NUS - STD. DESlCN SFS H N/S FY79 DCE ISFSI SFS N FY79 FY80 TODD SHIPYARD SFS N FY80 FY80 CULF RESEARCH SWEETWATER WY SM N N/S 11-02-78C R. CCOPERSTEIN CLLVELAND CLIFFS CASFER, WY SM N FY79 11-14-78C R. COOPERSTEIN ROCKY MTN. ENERGY MATRCilA CO., WY 3M N FY19 02-28-79C R. COOPERSTEIN TETON 5.XFLORATION CCNVERSE CO., WY SM N N/S 07-30-790 R. KAUFt1Ah OGLE PETROLEUM Sl1 N FY79 08-14-79C R. KAUFMAN EVEREST T11NER ALS CORP. KARNES CO., TN SM N N/S 03 31-79C R. KAUFMAN MINERALS EXPLORATION SM M FY79 FY80 WYCMING f1INEli ALS Sl1 A FY79 FY80 NUCLEAR DYNAMICS WOLD NUCLEAR SM N FY63 F'r 8 0 Sf1 N F (d 0 FY30 RCCKY MTH EllERGY CAMPBELL CO., WY SM h ! FY80 FY80 1745 225 32 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

NMSS APPLICATIONS FORECAST FY 1979 BU;GET CURRENT l ESTIMATE ESTIMATE FAC. APPL. SUTMITTAL SUEMITTAL APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE DATE DATE PROJECT MANAGER (S) NL INDUSTRIES 14I LMIN G T C N, DE TRF A F779 10-li-78C R. ODEGAARDEN NUCLEAR PACKAGING TACOMA, WA TRP N N/S 10-24-78C R. 03EGAARDEN NUC. ASSURANCE CORP TRP N N/S 12-15-7EC C. CHAPPELL UNIV. OF MISSCURI TRP N N/S O'-16-79C R. ODEGAARDEN HES TRP N Ff70 /9 TVA TRP N r FY79 DOE TRP H Nky / 9 FY79 k, FY79 GE TRP DOE - NR 31 T A{P(h FY79 FY79 DOE - NR #2 A FY79 FY79 j]h! KERR MCGEE UF6 A FY79 FY79 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ATTLE CRO, MA UFF A N/S 11-07-78C N. KETZLACH GENER AL ATO'1IC SAN DIEGC UFF N N/S 11-30-78C J. CELANEY BABCOCK 1 WILCOX LYNCHEURG, VA UFF R N/S 12-26-78C N. KETZLACH UNITED HUCLEAR NCCD RIVER JCT.,RI UFF A FY79 02-09-79C R. STEVENSON TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ATTLEE0RO, MA UFF R FY79 02-26-79C KETZLACH/SHUM EXXOH NUCLEAR RICHLAND, WA UFF R FY79 03-05-79C R. STEVENSGN WESTINGHOUSE COLUMBIA, SC U F.; A N/S 03-16-79C R. STEVENSON CCMEUSTION ENGINEERING WINCSOR, CT UFF A FY79 05-09-79C N. KETZLACH BATTELLE h0RTHWEST LABS RICHLAND, WA UFF R FY79 06-15-79C R. STEVENSON EXXON NUCLEAR RICHLAND, WA UFF R N/S 06-20-79C R. STEVENSON UNITED NUCLEAR UD0D RIVER JCT.,RI UFF A FY79 FY79 GENERAL ELECTRIC UILNINGTON, NC UFF A FY79 FY79 GENERAL ELECTRIC UILMINGTCN, NC UFF A FY79 FY79 BABCCCK 3 WILCOX LYNCHBURC, VA UFF A FY79 FY79 BtW HNFD LYNCHEURG, VA UFF A N/S FY79 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING MEMATITE, M3 UFF A N/S FY79 NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES ERWIN, TN UFF A N/S FY79 EXXON NUCLEAR UFF A N/S FY79 NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES ERWIN, TN UFF R N/S FY79 CONFIDENTIAL APPLICANT UFF N FY79 FYSO UNITED NUCLE *R WCOD RIVER JCT, RI UFF A FY80 FY80 UNITED HUCLFAR UCOD RIVER JCT, RI UFF A FYC0 FY80 UNITED NUCLEAR WCOD RIVER JCT, RI UFF A FY80 FY30 UNIDENTIFIED UFF 41 UFF A FY79 FYGO UNIDENTIFIED UFF #2 UFF A FY79 FY30 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING UINDSCR, CT UFF A FY80 FY80 TEXAS IN3TRUMENTS ATTLE30RO, MA UFF A FY80 FYE0 BABCOCK 3 WILCOX LYNCHEURG, VA UFF A FY80 FY80 GENERAL ELECTRIC UILMINGTON, NC UFF A FY30 FY80 WESTINGHOUSE-WALTZ MILL UFF R FYE0 FYSO l FED.-AMER. PARTNERS RIVERTON, WY UM A N/S 11-20-78C P. GARCIA WYOMING MINERALS KE0TA, WY UM N N/S 12-08-78C R. COOPERSTEIN PHILLIPS URANILM CORP. CROWN POINT, NM UM N N/S 12-20-78C S. MANGER 1745 226 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 3-3

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NMSS APPLICATIONS FORECAST FY 1979/80 l BUDGET CU F:R EN T l ESTIMATE ESTIMATE FAC. A??L. SUEi1ITT AL SUEf1ITTAL APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE DATE DATE PROJECT MANAGER (S) MINERAL EXFLORATION CO. YAkAPA CO., CO U:1 N Ne S 12-20-78C S. NANGER COTTER CORP. FREMCNT CO., CO U:1 A N/S 01-30-79C R. SCARAND COTTER CORP. SCHWARTZWALDER, CO U;1 N N/S 01-30-79C UNASSIGNED UNION CARBIDE URAVAN, CO UM R N/S 02-02-79C J. LINEHAN TVA EDGEMONT, SD UM A FY79 "3-01-79C E. TRAGER GATES 1 FOX NATURITA, CO UM N N/S U-01-79C R. COOPERSTEIN PIONEER URAVAN, IMC. SAN MIGUEL CO., CO Uit N N/' . 08-79C K. HAMILL CYPRUS MINES CORP. FREMONT CO., CO UN N iC8-23-79C M. KRUG f1ARTIN-TROS f ASSOC. KERN CO., CA Uit 6' 09-04-790 G. WU PINAL MINERALS GILA CO., AZ Uri ../ S 09-06-79C G. WU ACOBE OIL 8 GAS N FY79 FY79 UNION CARBIDE CHORP N FY79 FY79 URANGESELLSCHAFT c dit N FY79 FY79 PETROTOMICS T UM A FY79 FY79 ogl UNITED NUCLEAR UM A FY79 FY79 EXXON MINEP.ALS O UM A FY79 FY79 EXXOH MINERALS UM A N/S FY79 ATLAS MINERALS UM A N/S FY79 UNION CARBIDE Uf1 A t;/ S FY79 TVA E D G E",C N T U:1 N FY79 FY80 STANDARD METALS ALASKA UM N FY79 FY80 ROCKY MTN. ENERGf CO. UM N FY80 FYP0 ROCKY MT't. ENERGY CO. UM N FY00 FY. 0 HOMESTAKE f1ININC UTAH Uf1 N FY80 FY30 HOMESTAKE MINItiG UTAH UM FY80 FYSO PATHFINDER MINES WYCMING UM ti FYC0 FYE0 COTTER CORP. WYCMING UM N FY30 FY30 CLEVELAND CLIFFS WYOMING UM N FY80 FY80 ANACONDA W YO'1I N G UM N FY80 FY30 CONOC0 WVOMING UM N FY83 FYGO EXXON MINERALS UM A FY30 FY80 PETROTCMICS UM A FY80 FY30 UNIDENTIFIED UM #1 UTI A FY80 FY30 UNIDENTIIIED Ut1 32 UM A FYSO FY20 UNIDENTIFIE0 U 1 #3 UM A FY80 FY80 UNIDENTIFIED UM 04 U:1 A FY30 FYSO UNIDENTIFIED Uit S UM A FY80 FY30 ENERGY FUELS NUCLEAR UDP N N/S FY79 K ER R-t10 G E E UCS ti N/S FY79 COTTER COP?- CRID) UCP N N.' S FY79 PLATEAU RESOURCES UCP A !!/ S FY79 PIONEER NUCLEAR UCP N FYE0 FY80 5 '1, INC. UDP N FYSO FY00 GULF R&D UDP ti FY30 FY80 SOUTH!EST NUCLEAR CU. LYONS, KS LLW N N/S 09-13-73C B. MINGST l ":h,, s m,. ! m= 1745 227 =,. - u =. = =. =..,=u,,,,,,,.._.=-

IN-HOUSE MAJOR CASE REVIEW SCHEDULING UPDATED BIMONTHLY ,,,.,.euse e oon case envirw scatouu=s DATA AS OF: NOVEMBER 9,1979 FACILITY APPL APPL CURRENT CASE APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE ____'_ REC D COMPLETION DATE ~ URANIUM MILLING HEW APPL GULF MINERAL RES. CO. MCKINLEY CO, NM U-MILL NA 09-78 03-24-80T BOKUM RESOURCES INC. SANDOVAL CO., NM U-MILL HA 08-78 01-11-80T PHILLIPS URANIUM CORP. NOSE ROCK, NM U-MILL HA 12-78 N/S PIONEER URAVAN, INC. SAN MIGUEL CO., CO U MILL NA 06-79 04-11-80T KERR-MCGEE CORP. CONVERSE CO., WY U-MILL NA 08-77 N/S MARTIN-TROST ASSOC. KERN CO., CA U-MILL NA 09-79 N/S CYPRUS MINES CORP. FREMONT CO., CO U-MILL HA 08-79 03-07-80 RENEWALS 8 MAJOR MOD FEDERAL-A SR. PTNRS. RIVERTON, WY. U-MILL RN 03-78 N/S EXXON MINERALS CONVERSE CO., WY U-MILL RN 07-78 N/S UNION CARBIDE GAS HILLS, WY U-MILL RN 03-76 02-07-80 WESTERN NUCLEAR JEFFREY CITY, WY U-MILL RN 04-73 12-30-79 UNION CARBIDE MONTROSE CO., CO U-MILL RN 02-79 N/S PINAL MINERALS 8 MINING. LTD. GILA CO., AZ U-MILL RN 09-79 N/S DAWN MINING CO. FORD, WA U-MILL RN 09-79 N/S AMENDMENTS BEAR CREEK URANIUM CONVERSE CO., WY U-MILL AM 09-78 01-11-80 ATLAS MINERALS MOAB, UTAH U-MILL AM 03-78 11-16-79 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTH. EDGEMONT, SD U-MILL AM 01-79 N/S COTTER CORP. EVAL. OF EXISTING TAILINGS IMPOUNDMENT FREMONT CO., CO U-MILL AM 01-79 12-15-79 FUEL STORAGE NEW APPL LONG ISLAND LIGHTING C0 SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY FUEL STORAGE NA 09-78 N/S SOUTH CAL. EDISDN 8 SAN DIEGO GAS 8 ELEC ROSEMEND, CA FUEL STORAGE HA 07-78 N/S AMENDMENTS DUKE POWER COMPANY MECKLENBERG CO., NC STORAGE AM 03-78 N/S GENERAL ELECTRIC MORRIS, IL CAP. INCREASE AM 05-77 N/S GENERAL ELECTRIC MORRIS, Il DECOMMISSIONING AM 11-78 12-28-79 RENEWALS GENERAL ELECTRIC MORRIS, IL OPERATION RN 02-79 N/S 1745 228 E * \\ t s 's (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) 3-5

IN-NOUSE MAJOR CASE REVIEW SCHEDULING UPDATED BIMONTHLY FACILITY APPL APPL CURRENT CASE APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE .___'D COMPLETION DATE REC IN-SITU MINING NEW APPL ROCKY MTN. ENERGY NATRONA, WY IN-SITU NA 02-79 N/S PLATEAU RESOURCES LTD GARFIELD CO., R&9 NA 08-78 N/S KERR-MCGEE CORP. CONVERSE CO., WY IN-SITU HA 06-79 N/S OGLE PETROLEUM, INC. FREMONT CO., CO IN-SITU HA 08-79 07-18-80 TETON EXPLORATION CONVERSE CO., WY IN-SITU HA 07-79 12-14-79 RENEWALS WYOMING MINERALS JOHNSON CO., WY IN-SITU RN 06-79 N/S _ _ _ Y O M I N G_M_ _I N _E_R _A _L S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ JOHNSON CO., WY W ______-SITU ____.______ IN AM 09.79 N/S URANIUM FUEL FAB NEW APPL EXXON NUCLEAR CO. RICHLAND, WA UFFP NA 03-79 N/S RENEWALS 8 MAJOR MOD BABCOCK & WILCOX LYNCHBURG RES. CENTER LYNCHBURG, VA UFFP RN 12-78 03-28-80 EXXON NUCLEAR CO. RICHLAND, WA UFFP RN 06-79 05-29-80 BATTELLE NORTHWEST LABS RICHLAND, WA UFFP RN 06-79 04-10-80 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC ATTLEBORD, MA UFFP RN 02-79 08-15-80 AMENDMENTS UNITED HUCLEAR UNCASVILLE, CT UFFP AM 09-78 12-29-79 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING HEMATITE, MO UFFP AM 09-78 11-30-79 'JNI T ED NUCL E AR UNCASVILLE, CT UFFP AM 04-78 J2-18-30 UNITED NUCLEAR WOOD RIVER JCT, RI UFFP AM 02-79 12-17-79 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING HEMATITE, MD UFFP AM 04-78 N/S GENERAL ATOMIC CO. SAN DIEGO. CA UFFP AM 11-78 03-10-80 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING WINDSOR, CI UFFP AM 05-79 12-21-79 PLUTONIUM FUEL FAB RENEWALS & MAJOR MOD BATTELLE COLUMBUS LAB. COLUMBUS, OH FFP RN 01-74 N/S GENERAL ELECTRIC VALLECITOS, CA R&D RN 08-71 N/S WESTINGHOUSE CHESWICK, PA PFDL RN 12-74 12-15-79 AMENDMENTS GENERAL ELECTRIC VALLECITOS, CA PU R&D AM 04-18-80 EXXON NUCLEAR RICHLAND, WA PU R8D AM 03-13-80 ATOMICS INT'S. CANOGA PARK, Cf PU R&D AM 06-13-80 BATTELLE MEM. INST. COLUMBUS, OH PU R&D AM 08-22-80 NON-CASE 8 OTHER GEIS OH URANIUM MILLING N/A N/A 10-00-80 HUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES WEST VALLEY, NY N/A 08-75 05-00-80 _..___________..__...~_..__.____.. ______________........________.....______________________ 1745 229 3-6 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

IN-HOUSE MAJCR CASE REVIEW SCHEDULING UPDATED BIMONTHLY FACILITY APPL APPL CURRENT CASE _ _ _ _' DCOMPLETION DATE APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE REC TRANSPORTATION DOE, S-6213 WASHINGTON, DC NA 07-78 04-30-80 TRANSNUCLEAR TN-12 WHITE PLAINS, NY NA 03-78 N/S DOE S 2 W/ S 2 W A WASHINGTON, DC NA 04-76 N/S DOE, ANL-402-SPM CHICAGO, IL NA 12-77 1/S DOE, ORNL LOOP OAK RIDGE, IN HA 07-78 N/S DOE, ANL-390-SPM CHICAGO, IL NA 12-77 N/S NUCLEAR PACKAGING T-3 SPENT FUEL CASK TACOMA, WA NA 10-78 12-31-79 NUCLEAR ASSURANCE CORP. NAC-3K SPENT FUEL CASK ATLANTA, GA HA 12-78 N/S LOW LEVEL WASTE NUCLEAR ENGINEERING SHEFFIELD, IL WASTE BURIAL RN/AM 08-68 N/S NUCLEAR ENGINEERING HANFORD, WA WASTE BURIAL RN 02-78 09-01-80 SOUTHWEST NUCLEAR, INC. LYONS, KS WASTE BURIAL NA 09-78 08-00-81 SAFEGUARDS POLICY PAPER ON S.G. LOW EN. U N/A 03-18-80 SAFEGUARDS - GUARD TRAINING PLANS N/A 02-79 11-09-79 CONTINGENCY PLAN REVIEWS N/A 11-09-79 U-MILLS New Applications.... 7 Renewals.. ..........7 Amendments........ .4 FUEL STORAGE New Applications....... 2 Renewals............ ....l Amendments......... .3 IN-SITU New Applications....... .5 Renewals............ .1 Amendments 1 URANIUM FUEL FAB New Applications..... .1 Renewals......... ...4 Amendments........... 7 PLUT0NIUM FUEL FAB Renewals........... .3 )[f} }}} Amendments............ .4 NON-CASE................... 2 TRANSPORTATION..... 8 LOW LEVEL WASTE....... .3 SAFEGUARDS. .3 TOTAL....... .66 3-7

NMSS MAJOR CASEWORK MAJOR CASEWORK COMPLETIONS DATA AS OF: NOVEMBER 9,1979 e r eve-no s. nm-. . ise o twearseeaan 'mv FY 80 -(Includes Generic Reviews)-+ 3 5It2cE'sE ~~~ - ua a case o m LEGEND: UPDATED BlMONTHLY P. j

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==- - 7s ACTUAL COMPLETIONS ro . aa -.o " j ",,,__. -___ - so " 4$ tr i esov Of f mas ett WAe AF#MAv Am JUL AUG Sf7 4 9 90 it 90 29 Il Pt 21 22 P4 34 , 3g ] ~ i e i e ~~~ M ~ ~ - = s 4 e in is is se n 3. s' OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP C UM ULA f f VE SUDGET FORECAST SV MONfM NEW APPLICATIONS 2 R E N E WAlbe MAJOR MODeFsCAYiONS AMENDMENT 3 1 COMPLETIONS DESCRIPTION: taaNsecatarioN naviews THIS CHART SHOWS THE NUMBER OF MAJOR CASE-GENERIC & OTHER 1 WORK COMPLETIONS CUMutAT've TOTAL 2 4 ESTIMATED TO BE COM-PLETED BY MONTH AND ACTUAL COMPLETIONS BY MONTH AND TYPE OF REQUEST. F CILITY LICENSE APP L ICt.N T LOCATION l 'PE COMPLETED TYPE GENERAL ATOMICS SAN DIEGO, CA TRANS. 10-1S-79 NL NL IllDUS T RI ES WILMINGTON. DE TRANS. 10-12-79 NL MESTINGN3USE CHESUICK. PA PUFFP 11-06-79 Al GATES & FOX CORP. NATURITA, CO U-MILL 11-05-79 NC KEY NL LICENSE RL : R E N EU ". L LICENSE AL : Al1 ENDED LICENSE NC : NON CASE TL : TEP.MINATED LICENSE 1745 231 3 s _a 3-8

NMSS MINOR CASEWORK MINOR CASEWORK COMPLETl0NS NOVEMBER 9,1979 OATA AS O, ~ FY 80 -4x ~ #' ACIL AL (CYPt f t-Oss -= - ? e.,0 '] -140 - 320 - FM) E V-ess . ;,r -,e '83 'N = 240 gp - 220 49 j' e. iwi are en, nec w. me em we 50 N 33 39 54 64 76 1985 199 137 158 t~ h ,h,, le N 84 41 48 Se 57 Ft

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(,0 9 " 43 & 20 DE SCRIPTIO N THIS CHART SHOWS THE NUMBER OF MeNOR CASEWORM COMPL E L8Wt F il J TIONS EST8 MATED TO BE COM FCVS f uW t A' s f - PLETE D BY MONTH AND ACTUAL LOWt t ' t o S A* t '- -> v 5 COMPtf fiONS T Uvat A'n 5 l e O NOTE: Data unavailable due to conversion of NMSS Internal MIS. 1745 232 h s s 3-9

NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA MQSSARY OF TERM 1 MATERIALS LICENSING NETWORK hcense. DEFICI'NCY LETTER Letter sent to applicant in j .licatmg i a.ntormaten esguned to process twenee DE Ne g e a eether encomplete or erroneous. w m L.t_..p,..t. .e., NEW APPLICATION Instei 1. cons.ng appacation. O OA SCATects _ f % ttCE N5eNG DECISaON -m IESut D v ,,,,,,L.,__,,,,_,e.r,,re._. N..., O BE~g::= =; .no.og r.a ^r==, :=.::=:=m, s n END OF MONTH INVENTORY Data AS O,: OCTOBER 31,1979 IPE NDING DEFICIENCY LE TTERS NOT INLCUDEDI DATA UNAVAILABLE THIS UPDATE <----FY-1979-----><---------------------FY-1930------------------------> lFY-80 JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN ITOTAL > 90 DAYS 195 214 223 258 258 60 TO 89 DAYS 99 75 103 113 113 30 TO 59 DAY 3 148 149 163 149 149 < 30 DAYS 466 445 438 427 427 TOTAL 908 833 927 947 947 APPLICAT10NS > 9004YS <----FY-1979-----><---------------------FY-1930------------------------> I FY-0 JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN TOTA NEW APPLICATIONS 1 5 6 5 5 ANENDMENTS 3 6 12 20 20 RENEWALS 191 203 205 233 233 TOTAL 195 2 14 223 258 253 1745 233 3-10

NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA APPLICATIONS RECEIVED ocYosEn Si,1979 ^'^^8 ': DATA UNAVAILABLE THIS UPDATE <----FY-1979-----><---------------------FY-1980------------------------> I FY-80 JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FE3 MAP. APR MAY JUN TOTAL NEW APPLICATIONS 53 79 46 70 70 AMENDMENTS 251 256 241 268 268 1ENEWALS 89 85 65 67 67 RESPONSES TO DEFICIENCY REQUESTS 162 157 133 155 155 TOTAL 555 577 485 560 560 LICENSING ACTIONS COMPLETED (APPLICATIONSLICENSED) <----FY-1979-----><---------------------FY-1980------------------------> FY-80 JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN TOTAL NEW APPLICATIONS 66 71 43 46 46 AMENDMENTS 202 242 177 226 226 RENEWALS 106 107 64 69 i 69 TOTAL 374 420 234 341 341 l129 DIFICIENCY REQUESTS 165 171 274 274 ' IDS 34 11 28 0 0 I MONTHLY

SUMMARY

<----FY '979-----><---------------------FY-1980------------------------> FY-80 JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN TOTAL BEGIIIsTNG OF MONTH INVENTORY 926 908 883 927 927 INPUT 555 577 485 560 560 OUTPUT 573 602 441 540 540 ~END OF THE MONTH INVENTORY 908 883 927 947 947 1745 234 a.u

NMSS - MATERIAL.S 1.lCENSING DATA b*1" TIM 85LSETime TOTAL TURN AROUND TIME (EXCLUDES VOIDS) DATA UNAVAILABLE THIS UPDATE ["CA 8 N lO TION 0bTINCLUNE <----FY-1979- ---><---------------------FY-1980------------------------> PPLtCANT TIME RESPONDING TO DE-FY-80 FICtENCY LETTERS. JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN TOTAL > 90 DAYS 74 72 56 78 78 60 TO 89 DAYS 33 39 29 39 39 30 TO 59 DAYS 102 97 51 65 65 < 30 DAYS 165 212 148 159 159 TOTAL COMPLP_ FED 374 420 284 341 341 COMPOSITE AVERAGE TIME 65 52 68 71 71 NEW APPLICATIONS TUNR AROUND TIME <----FY-1979-----><---------------------FY-1980------------------------> FY-80 JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN TOTAL > 90 DAYS 8 8 6 14 14 60 TO 20 DAYS 2 9 4 6 6 30 TO 59 DAYS 31 19 10 11 11 < 30 DAYS 25 35 23 15 15 TOTAL 66 71 43 46 46 AVERAGE TURNARGUND TIME 43 42 44 67 67 AMENDMENTS TURN AROUND TIME <----FY-1979-----><---------------------FY-1980------------------~~----> l l FY-80 l JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV l DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN TOTAL > 90 DAYS 15 16 15 22 22 60 TO 89 DAYS 15 17 15 24 24 30 TO 59 DAYS 49 53 32 42 42 < 30 DAYS 123 156 115 133 138 TOTAL 202 242 177 226 226 AVERAGE TURNAROUND TIME 38 33 48 43 43 }} 3-12

NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA TURN AROUND TIME RENEWALS o^r^ ^s or: ocTosEn ai.1979 DATA UNAVAILABLE THIS UPDATE o, sc,,,,,o, NoNn7cNp70I'A" OE [CIN5 NG ClON[ [$ 7,4'sn'~".'?o^s! F ICif NCY L t 1 TE MS <----FY-1979-----><---------------------FY-1980------------------------> l FY-30 JUL AUG SEP OCT ' NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN TOTAL > 90 DAYS 51 48 35 42 42 60 TO 89 DAYS 16 13 10 9 9 30 TO 59 DAYS 22 25 9 12 12 < 30 DAYS 17 21 10 6 6 TOTAL 106 107 64 69 69 AVERAGE TURN'.0UND TIME 129 102 154 151 151 1745 236 b t 3-13

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW TASK WORKLOAD STATUS JULY 1,1979 TO SEPTEMBER 30,1979 NEW TOTAL TASKS TOTAL ACTIVE TASKS ADDED TASKS ACTIVE TASKS TASKS APPEARING '. OR TASKS COMPLETE D TASKS APPE ARING IN SLHEDULED IN LAST OUT OR TASKS DELETED THIS MONTH'S TO BE GREEN BOOK OF HOLD INTO HOLD GREEN BOOK COMPLETED ENGINEERING METHODOLOGY STANDARDS 4 1 1 0 4 0 ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS 5 0 0 0 5 0 FUEL PROCESS SYSTEM STANDARDS 14 2 5 0 11 2 MATERIALS PROTECTION STANDARDS 8 0 2 0 6 2 OCCUPATIONAL HE ALTH STANDARDS 21 5 2 0 24 5 PROGR AM SUPPORT 1 0 0 0 1 0 REACTOR SYSTEMS STANDARDS 15 1 2 1 13 2 SITE DESIGNATION STANDARDS 5 0 0 0 5 1 SAFECUARDS 4 1 0 0 5 0 SITE SAFETY STANDARDS 7 0 0 0 7 0 STRUCTURES & COMPONENTS STANDARDS 23 0 3 1 19 4 TRANSPORTATION & PRODUCT STANDARDS 18 3 1 0 20 5 R ADIOLOGICAL HE ALTH 3 1 1 0 3 1 TOTALS 129 14 18 2 123 22 TOTAL NO. OF ACTIVE TASKS IN CURRENT EDITION OF GREEN BOOK 123 oM

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ANSI STANDARDS PUBl.lSHED OCTOBER ANSI /ASME QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS NQA-1 FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 1979 ANSI /ASME SUPPLEMENTARY QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS N45.2.20 FOR SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATIONS FOR NUCLEAR 1979 POWER PLANTS ANSI /ANS ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS F)R RESEARCH REACTORS 15.18 1979 ANSI /ANS GASEQUS RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE PROCESSING SYSTEMS 55.4 FOR LIGHT WATER REACTOR PLANTS 1979 TASKS COMPLETED l OCT l Nov l Orc l JAN l F E Ft l MAR l APR l M Ay! JtlN h Jtit l AUGl Sf P ANst Standards Pubhshed l 4 l 0l l l l l l l l l l \\ 4-4

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NUCLEAR REGULATORYliESEARCH oanasm =vme's.= LOFT (Loss of Fluid Test) LOFT (Loss of Fluid Test) PURPOSE: The LOFT facility is a well instrumented pressurized water reactor (PWR) at about 1/60 the power level and 1/5 the physical size of a comercial PWR. It is located at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory and is designed to study the behavior of engineered safety features, such as emergency core cooling systems, during postulated reacter accident conditions. Data from LOFT experiments are being us assess and improve the analytical methods currently used to .he course of various loss of coolant accidents and off-norm ~ ,:nts. STATUS: 1. A Research Information Letter o .alts of the first two large cold-leg LOCA simulations at nuclear r .ats was issued on November 1, 1979. 2. Calibration of LOFT flow amentation has been completed at Wyle Labs, Norco, Cal. Flow measurems.it spool pieces identical to those in LOFT have been calibrated under transient two-phase conditions over the full range of flows experienced in 10FT experiments. For the first time it will be possible to quote an accurate error band on LOFT flow measurements. 3. The small-break and transient test series have been brought forward in the test program. The first powered small-break test is scheduled for the last week in November. It has been selected as both a U.S.-vendor standard problem and as an international standard problem. PROBLEMS: None H45 246 52

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH I gmogn so_en,s,,, SEM15CALE The Seeiscale M D 3 configuration is a one-dimensional non-nuclear representation of the therral hydraulic behavior of a pressurized water reactor, des'.gned to simulate ECCS/ Upper Head Injection (UHI) perforrance during a loss-of-coolant experiment. It operates at about 1/30 the power level and is 1/5 the physical size of LOFT with two loops, each containing an active steam generator and coolant pump. The reactor core is simulated by 25 electrically heated fuel rods, each having a 12-foot heated length and arranged in a typical 15 x 15 PWR fuel geometry. The objectives of the test facility are to: 1. Provide separate and integral effects expe- 'tal data for developing and/or assessment of LOCf .ational methods, i i 2. Investigate small break LOCA's and .ransients, 3. Provide data for interpretino f sta and addressing LOFT design compromises, and v I i 4. Provide data to invest ,dl phenomena and to evaluate analytical capabili Following the TMI-2 accident the Semiscale conducted non-condensible ,j gas bubble venting experiments in support of the TMI-2 accident team j and also conducted TMI-2 transient simulation experiments employing a B&W pressurizer line configuration. These latter tests demonstrated that core region uncovery can occur even through pressurizer level readings would indicate a covered' core. q A ravised Semiscale program plan has been developed for FY 1980 which stresses small break LOCA's and plant transient effects. This redirection is in keeping with ACRS recommendations to concentrate on plant transients and small LOCA's, as well as initiating a series of small break tests l to support LOFT small break testing planned for FY 1980. NRR small break nodel evaluations will utilize both the Semiscale and LOFT small break j test data. The planned FY 1980 effort summarizes as follows: 1. Small break tests SB-4 and SB-4A (counter part tests to the j LOFT nuclear small break test L3-1) were conducted in early November 1979. Current plans call for concluding the LOFT support small break tests by mid FY 1930. e CONTINUED 1 1745 247

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NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH oarnasor: noveusea is.1979 PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR BLOWDOWN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAM (PiVR--BDHT) PURPOSE: [ The BDHT program at ORNL is designed to investigate transient heat transfer phenomena in a simulated fuel bundle assembly. Specifically, time-to-critical heat flux (CHF), transition heat transfer under upflow and downflow conditions and return to nucleate boiling will be investigated under blowdown conditions estimated for a large LOCA. In addition, bundle uncovery and recovery heat transfer experiments will be conducted. STATUS: Bundle No. 3 (a better instrumented bundle) was fabricated and installed in the test loop in FY 1979. FY 1980 experiments will be conducted to obtain bundle heat truasfer data addressing: 1. Bundle uncovery and recovery, heat transfer dr '-1200 psia, over a range of decay heat levels, initial bundl- .ures and refilling velocities. 2. Transition boiling under rapid blow (g, .edominantly upflow and downflow conditions. 3. Experiment (s) simulating a / .ed-cold leg break (DECLB) to obtain further time-to-CHF and F h 4 transfer data for code validation. q 4. Slow bundle depressuril experiments to obtain heat transfer data related to User Requesti NRR-79-20. An isothermal blowdown test from design pressure (2250 psia) was conducted in late October 1979 for final facility shakedown and checkout of instrumentation / ^ data acquisition system checkout. No problems were encountered. The test facility is being prepared to conduct the initial bundle uncovery/ recovery experi-ments in December 1979. 2 PROBLEMS: Adequacy of currently installed instrumentation to determine fluid two-phase conditions within the bundle is limited. Alternate methods (such as gamma densitometers) are being evaluated. } ] k f) _) M l 54

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH ontaasor: noveusen is. io79 HEAVY SECTION STEEL TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM (HSST) PURPOSE The purpose of the HSST program is to develop and evaluate methods of fracture analysis of heavy section steel light water reactor pressure vessels for inclusion in codes and standards. Thermal shock and pressure tests of model reactor pressure vessels are carried out at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The state-of-the-art is being advanced both in the effects of irradiation and in the methods used to assess reactor safety. STATUS: Tests on deliberately flawed vessels have been performed to verify the linear elastic fracture mechanics methodology, as well as newer methods for elastic-plastic fracture mechanics wherein slow crack growth occurs prior to fast fracture. The results have satisfactorily validated linear elastic fracture mechanics; the excellent agreement between failure ar ' results based on elastic-plastic analysis has also provided good confidence licensing application of this methodology. In general, the tests ha' hat pressures two to three times design pressure, in accordance with t .nents in the ASME r de, are o required to cause failure in a flawed vec recent tests on weld repaired vessels have shown that the repair wel ( acc.ce as spelled out in the ASME Code, produces very sound welds but also eptable residual stresses in the material surr.ounding the weld. - . esses do not compromise the weld but can lead to accelerated fatic .ng of the vessel. A series of four tests on wel'ed steel cylinders under thermal shock conditions have well validt _d linear elastic fracture mechanics as a method-ology for assessing vessel response to LOCA/ECCS thermal shock accidents. The phenomenon of wann prestressing has been proposed as an additional deterrent to crack initiation and extension under thermal shock; this is now being investi-gated using larger, thick-walled steel cylinders. In this series of tests, cylinders of the same scale as intermediate test vessels are being subjected to liquid nitrogen shocking to prove the concept of warm prestressing, and also to establish the limit of crack extension for very deep cracks, i.e., to prove that a deep crack cannot propagate through a vessel wall. The first test in this latter series was run on August 1, 1979. Analysis of the results of ' ese tests showed that they were inconclusive as regards warm prestressing. The a.cond e'xperiment in this series is being prepared. An irradiation program on heavy section low ductile shelf weld metal test speci-mens is un'derWay tto'qbantify the potential toughness loss caused by neutron irradiation damage and assess compliance with Appendices G and H of 10 CFR 50. The first irradiation was completed in March 1977 and the initial testing has begun. The second and third irradiations are complete. A qualification program, for the testing method to be used to evaluate the fracture toughness in fracture = mechanics terms from small specimens, is essentially complete. Testing of the smaller fracture toughness specimens has started and the first set of data from Charpy specimens have been developed. PROBLEMS: 1745 251 None 5-7 ---mens

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OF FOREIGN POWER REACTORS NUMBER $ IN PARFNTHESFS arf NIT MWE DATA AS OF: NOVEMBER 30,1979 REACTORS REACTORS Ul: DER REACTORS TOTAL COUNTkY OPERATIt!G C0t:ST PLANNED REACTORS ARGENTINA 1 (335) 1 (600) 2 4 AUSTRIA 1 (692)w t BELGIU;1 3 (1650) 3 (2325) 1 7 BRAZIL 3 (1870) 1 4 EULGARIA 2 (830) 2 (330) 4 CANADA 9 (4750)* 6 (3494) 5 20 CUEA 1 1 CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1 (110) 4 (1760) 5 Deft" ARK 2 2 EGYPT 3 3 FINLAND 2 (1030) 2 (10C0) 4 FRANCE 14 (6413) 26 (24,835) 10 50 GERt1AN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC 4 (1390)w 3 (1320) 7 GERf1AN FEDERAL REPUBLIC 15 (9012) 7 (8125) 7 29 GREECE t i HUNGARY 4 (1740) ( INDIA 3 (602) 5 (1000) 3 INDONESIA 1 1 IRELAND 1 1 ISRAEL 1 1 ITALY 4 (1337) 1 (40) 4 9 JAPAN 20 (12333) 9 (G103) 1 30 KOREA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH 1 (595) 2 (1294) 6 9 LIBYA 1 1 LUXEt1 BOURG 1 1 MEXICO 2 (1308) 2 NETHERLANDS 2 (493) 2 NCRWAY 1 1 PAKISTAN 1 (125) 1 2 PHILIPPINES 1 (620) 1 2 POLAND 2 2 R0i!ANI A \\ SOUTH AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF I \\ ' - 1 1 SPAIN 4 (1973) 7 (6310) 6 17 SWEDEN 8 (5500)w 2 (1800) 2 12 SWITZERLAND 4 (1540) 1 (942) 2 7 TIAWAN 1 (636) 5 (45CC) 6 TURKEY 1 1 UNITED KINGDOM 33 (8080) 6 (3700) 39 USSR 22 (3375)w 11 (10040) 33 YUGOSLAVIA 1 (615) 1 TOTAL 155 (68,856) 114 (88,939) 67 337 AUSTRIA ZWENTENDORF 692 EUR CANADA ERUCE 3 746 CAtlDU SWEDEN RINGHALS 3 900 PWR FORSMARK 1 900 EWR USSR KURSK 1000 LGR AREACTOR CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED, NOT YET IN COMMERICAL OPERATION k) 6-2

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INDEX TO REACTOR SITES A SITE /N AME (STATE) APPU CANT UNITS PER SITE LIC. CONST. AUTH. PLANNED

1. ALLENS CREEK (TEXAS).............

... HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER C3....... .. 1 1x

2. ARKANSAS (ARKANSAS)................ ARKANSAS PCNER 8 LIGHT CO.-

.2 2

3. ARNOL D (IONA ).......

... IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT 8 POWER.CO. .1 1 ... NORTHERN INDIANA PUB. SER< CO. ,1 1

4. B AILLY (INDIANA).........

5. BEAVER VALL EY (PENN)......

....DUQUESNE LIGHT CO. ... 2 1 1 2

6. BELLEFONTE (ALA)...

..... TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY.. ...... 2 2 -~.

7. BIG ROCK POINT (MICH).

... CONSUMERS POWER CO.... .1 1

8. BLACK FOX (OKLAHOMA)..............

.PUBLIC SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA....... .. 2 2 ~ . CCtm0MME A L T H EDISON CO. .2 2

9. BR AIDWOOD (ILLINOIS)..

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10. BROWNS FERRY (ALA)......

.... TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY... .... 3 3

11. BRUNSWICK (N C ).

. CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT CO... .... 2 2

12. BYRON (ILLINDIS).

.... C O."."0 NU E A l l H EDISON CO. .2 2

13. CALLAWAY (MO.)..

... UNION ELECTRIC CO. .2 2 .. BALTIMORE GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO.. .2 2 14 CALVERT CLIFFS (MD)..

15. CARROLL (ILLIN0Isi...

.......COM"0NUEALTH EDISON CO. ....... 2 2 .... 2 2

16. CATAWBA (S.

C.). .. DUKE POWER CO.

17. CENTRAL VIRGINIA (VIRGINIA).......

..AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO............. 2 2 ......... DUKE PCUER CO..... .3 3

18. CHEROKEE (S.

C.)..

19. CLINCH RIVER (TENN).

............. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY.. ........,1 1m

20. CLINTON (ILLINDIS).

...It LINDIS POWER CO .. 2 2 . TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING C0....... .2 2

21. COMANCHE PEAK (TEXAS)..

............. CONN YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CO. .,1 1

22. CONN YANKEE (CONN)..

. INDIANA 8 f1ICHIGAN ELECTRIC C0...... .2 2

23. COOK (MICH)....

... NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT..... .1 1

24. C30PER (NEB).......

25. CRYST AL RIVER 3 (FL A).....

... FLORIDA POWER CORP. ,1 1

26. DAVIS BESSE (OHIO).

............ TOLEDO EDISON CO. ....... 3 1 2

27. DI ABLO CANYON (CALIF).

.. PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO. .2 2 .COMM3NWEALTH EDISON CU......

28. DRESDEN (ILLINDIS).....

. 0HIO EDISON COMPANY... .3 3

29. ERIE (OHIO).

..ALAEAMA POWER CO..... .. 2 2M

30. FARLEY (ALA)...

..... 2 1 1 . DETROIT EDISON CO .,1 1

31. FERMI (MICH)...............

32. FITZP ATRICK (N Y ).

......... POWER AUTH OF THE STATE OF N. Y...... 1 1

33. FORKED RIVER (N J )

.................... JERSEY CENTRAL POWER 8 LIGHT CO...... 1 1

34. FORT CALHOUN (NEB)..

.......... 0MAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT... ,t 1 .........PUBLIC SERVICE CO OF COLO... .... 1 1

35. FORT ST. VRAIN (COLO)..

36. GINN A (N.

Y.).. . ROCHESTER GAS 8 ELECTRIC.CO. ,1 1

37. GR AND GULF (MISS).......

.............. MISSISSIPPI 'TJER 8 LIGHT CO...... .2 2 '%d

38. GREENWOOD (MICH)

.......... DETROIT EDI 'N CO .2 2*w 45m 39. H ARRIS (N. C.)..... ... CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT CO..... ...... 4 4 (y, 4 0. H ARTSVIL L E ( T ENN)...... . TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY. .... 4 4

41. H ATCH (GEORGIA)..

... GEORGIA POUER CO................... 2 2

42. H AVEN (WISC).........

. WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER............. 1 tw IN) 43. HOPE CREEK (N. J.).......... ..PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS CO... .2 2 ... PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC C0........ ... 1 1 Cys 44. HUM 30LDT B AY (CALIF)..

45. INDI AN POINT (H Y

)... . CONSOLIDATED EDISON CC. .3 3 pg) ...LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO-

46. J AMESPORT (N.Y.)..

...... WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORP.,.. ..... 2 2

47. KEWAUNEE (WISC).......

.... 1 1 .......DAIRYLAND POWER COOPERATIVE......... 1 1

48. L ACROSSE (WISC).

49. L AS ALLE (ILLINDIS)......

......... CON"CNMEALTH EDISON CO..... ...... 2 2

50. LIMERICK (PENN)..

.......... PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO..

51. MAINE YANKEE (MAINE)

............... MAINE YANKEE ATCl1IC POWER CO..... ..... 2 2 .... 1 1

52. MARBLE HILL (INDIANA).............

.....PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA.. .2 2

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INDEX TO REACTOR SITES en SU! NARY 190 REACTOR UNITS TO BE LOCATED ON 103 SITES: 1 UNIT SITES - 33 ~ 2 U: TIT SITES - 56 3 1::iIT SIT ES - 11 s 4 UNIT SITES - 3 Ii3 1* 7' LICENSED TO OPERATE: SITESM UNITS 1 UNIT SITES - 21 21 2 UNIT SITES - 19 32 3 UNIT SITES - 7 16 4 UNIT SITES - 1 1 'll CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED: SITESv UNITS 1 UtiIT SITES - 9 9 2 UNIT SITES - 33 61 3 UNIT SITE 3 - 6 14 4 UNIT SITES - 3 11 IS PLANNED: d SITESw UNITS b 1 UtlIT SITES - 3 3 (ya 2 U: LIT SITES - 10 19 3 U:iIT SITES - 1 3 IN3 4 UtiIT SITES - O c A 25 SINCE THE sat:E SITE COULD CONTAIN A UNIT LICENSED TO OPERATE W AS UELL AS A UNIT WITH CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATICN AND EVEN A PLANNED UNIT THE TOTAL OF THESE SITE nut'BERS COULD DE GREATER THAN TNE ACTUAL NUMBER OF INDEPENDENT SITES.

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INDEX TO REACTORS BY UTILITY OWNER = COOLING METHOD UTILITY REACTOR DOCKET TYPE MWe COOLING SOURCE 55. DUKE POWER CHEROKEE 3 05000493 PWR 1280 BROAD RIVER CLOSED CYCLE 56. DUKE POWER MCGUIRE 1 05000369 PWR 1180 LAKE NORMAN ONCE THRU 57. DUKE POWER MCGUIRE 2 05000370 PWR 1180 LAKE NORMAN ONCE THRU 58. DUKE F0MER OCONEE 1 05000269 PWR 0871 LAVE KE0 WEE ONCE THRU 59. DUKE POWER OCONEE 2 05000270 PWR 0871 LAKE KE0 WEE ONCE THRU 60. DUKE POWER OCONEE 3 05000287 PWR 0871 LAKE KE0 WEE ONCE THRU 61 DUKE POWER PERKINS 1 05000488 PWR 1280 YADKIN RIVER CLOSED CYCLE 62. DUKE POWER PERKINS 2 05000489 PWR 128' YADKIN RIVER CLOSED CYCLE 63. DUKE POWER PERKINS 3 05000490 PWR 1280 YADKIN RIVER CLOSED CYCLE 64. DUOUESNE LIGHT DEAVER VALLEY 1 05000334 PWR 0852 OHIO RIVER CC HNDCT 65. DUQUESNE LIGHT BEAVER VALLEY 2 05000412 PUR 0852 CHIO RIVER HNDCT 66. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT ST LUCIE 1 05000335 PWR 0907 ATLANTIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 67. FLORIDA PCUER E LIGHT ST LUCIE 2 05000389 PWR 0810 ATLANTIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 68. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT TURKEY POINT 3 05000250 PWR 0666 BISCAYNE BAY CLOSED CANEL 69. FLORIDA POWER LIGHT TURKEY POINT 4 05000251 PUR 0666 BISCAYNE BAY CLOSED CANEL 70. FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL RIVER 3 05000302 PWR 0825 GULF OF MEXICO ONCE THRU 71. GEORGIA POWER HATCH 1 05000321 BUR 0786 ALTAMAHA RIVER COOLING TOWER 72. GEORGIA POWER HATCH 2 05000366 DWR 0795 ALTAMAHA RIVER COOLING TOWER 73. GEORGIA POWER V0GTLE 1 05000424 PUR 1113 SAVANNAH RIVER CCCT 74. GEORGIA RIVER V0GTLE 2 05000425 PWR 1113 SAVANNAH RIVER CCCT 75. GULF STATES UTILITIES RIVER BEND 1 05000458 BUR 0934 MISSISSIPPI RIVER MDRT 76. GULF STATES UTILITIES RIVER BEND 2 05000459 BWR 0934 MISSISSIPPI RIVER MDCT 77. HOUSTON LIGHTING 1 POWER ALLENS CREEK 1 05000466 BWR 1150 BRAZOS RIVER LAKE POND 78. HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER SOUTH TEXAS 1 05000498 PWR 1250 COLORADO RIVER CC 79. HOUSTON LIGHTING 1 POWER SOUTH TEXAS 2 05000499 PWR 1250 COLORADO RIVER CC 80. ILLINDIS POWER CLINTON 1 05000461 BUR 0933 SALT CREEK ONCE THRU 81. ILLINDIS POWER CLINTON 2 05000462 BWR 0933 SALT CREEK ONCE THRU 82. INDIANA 8 MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COOK 1 05000315 PWR 1060 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU 83. INDIANA 3 MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COOK 2 05000316 PWR 1060 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU 84. ICWA ELECTRIC POWER & LIGHT DUANE ARNOLD 05000331 BWR 0535 CEDAR RAPIDS RIVER CC FDCT 85. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER 3 LIGHT FORKED RIVER 05000363 PUR 1070 ONCE THRU 86. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER 3 LIGHT OYSTER CREEK 1 05000219 BWR 0640 BARNEGAT B4r ONCE THRU 87. KANSAS GAS & ELECTRIC WOLF CREEK 1 05000482 PUR 1150 COOLING LAKE 88. LCNG ISLAND LIGHTING JAMESPORT 1 05000516 PUR 1150 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU 89. LONG ISLAND LIGHTING JAMESPORT 2 05000517 PWR 1150 LONG ISLANu SOUND ONCE THRU 90. LONG ISLAND LIGHTING SHOREHAM 05000322 BWR 0819 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU 91 LOUISIANA POWER 1 LIGHT UATERFORD 3 05000382 PWR 1113 MISSISSIPPI RIVER ONCE THRU '%J 92. MAINE YANKEE ATOMIC POWER MAINE YANKEE 05000309 PWR 0790 BACK RIVER ONCE THRU 45m 93. METROPOLITAN EDISON THREE MILE ISLAND 1 05000239 PWR 0819 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER CC HNDCT (y, 94. METROPOLITAN EDISDN THREE MILE ISLAND 2 05000320 PWR 0906 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER CC,HNDCT 95. MISSISSIPPI POWER & LIGHT GRAND GULF 1 05000416 BWR 1250 MISSISSIPPI RIVER CCHNDCT 96. MISSISSIPPI POWER & LIGHT GRAND GULF 2 05000417 BWR 1250 MISSISSIPPI RIVEP CCHNDCT I\\) 97. NEBRASKA PUBLIC PCWER DISTRICT COOPER STATION 05000298 BUR 0778 MISSOURI RIVER ONCE THRU C7% 98. NEW ENGLAND POWER & LIGHT NEW ENGLAND 1 05000568 PWR 1194 ATLANTIC OCEAN ONCE THROUGH Cys 99. NEW ENGLAND POWER 8 LIGHT NEW ENGLAND 2 05000569 PWR 1194 ATLANTIC OCEAN ONCE THROUGH 100. NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER NINE MILE POINT 1 05000220 BWR 0610 LAKE ONTARIO ONCE THRU 801. HIAGARA M0 HANK POWER NINE MILE POINT 2 05000410 BUR 1080 LAKE ONTARIO ONCE THRU 102. NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MILLSTONE 1 05000245 BWR 0652 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU 103. NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MILLSTONE 2 05000336 PWR 0828 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU 104. NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MILLSTONE 3 05000423 PUR 1156 NIANTIC BAY ONCE THRU 105. NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MONTAGUE 1 05000496 BWR 1150 CONNECTICUT RIVER CLSD LP CL TWR 106. NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MONTAGUE 2 05000497 BUR 1150 CONNECTICUT RIVER CLSD LP CL TWR 107. NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE BAILLY 1 05000367 BUR 0645 LAKE MICHIGAN CC,HNDCT 108. NORTHERN STATES POWER MONTICELLO 05000263 BWR 0545 MISSISSIPPI RIVER VC. MDCT

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\\ e INDEX TO REACTORS BY UTILITY OWNER UTILITY REACTOR DOCKET TYPE MWe COOLING SOURCE COOLING METHOD 163. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY WATTS BAR 1 05000390 PUR 1177 TENNESSEE RIVER CC.HNDCT ~ 164. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY WATTS BAR 2 05000391 PUR 1177 TENNESSEE RIVER CC,HNDCT 165. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY YELLOW CREEK 1 05000566 PUR 1300 YELLCU CRK EMBAY. MDCT ~,_ 166. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY YELLOW CREEK 2 05000567 PUR 1300 YELLOW CRK E!!D AY. MDCT 167._ TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING CO:1ANCHE PEAK 1 05000445 PUR 1150 SCUAW CREEK RES CC ART v 168. TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING C0t1ANCHE PEAK 2 05000446 PUR 1150 SQUAM CREEK RES CC ART 15 9. TOLEDO EDISON DAVIS-BESSE 1 05000346 PUR 0906 LAKE ERIE HBDCT ~,,, 170. TOLEDO EDISON DAVIS-BESSE 2 05000500 PUR 0906 LAKE ERIE NDCT tys. TOLEDO EDISON DAVIS-BESSE 3 05000501 PUR 0906 LAKE ERIE NDCT T' 172. UNION ELECTRIC CALLAWAY 1 05000483 PUR 1120 C00 LING POND 173. UNION ELECTRIC CALLAWAY 2 05000486 PUR 1120 COOLING PCND 174. V ERl10 N T YANKEE NUCLEAR POWER V E R:'O N T YANKEE 1 05000271 BUR 0514 CONNECTICUT RIVER CC CT 175. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER NORTH ANNA 1 05000338 PUR 0907 LAKE ANNA ONCE THRU 176. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC 8 POWER NORTH ANNA 2 05000339 PUR 0907 LAKE ANNA ONCE THRU 177. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER NORTH ANNA 3 05000404 PUR 0907 LAKE ANNA ONCE THRU 178. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER NORTH ANNA 4 05000405 PUR 0907 LAKE ANNA ONCE TilRU 179. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 2 POWER SURRY 1 05000280 PUR 0788 JATIES RIVER ONCE THRU 180. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 1 POWER CO. SURP,Y 2 05000281 PUR 0788 JAMES RIVER ONCE TitRU 181. WASHINGTON P.P.S.S. WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 1 05000460 PUR 1218 COLUt BI A RIVER CNCE THRU 182. WASHINGTON P.P.S.S. WASilINGTON NUCLEAR 2 05000397 EUR 1103 MECHANICAL TOWERS COOLING TCWERS 183. WASHINGTON P.P.S.S. WASlilNGTON NUCLEAR 3 05000508 PUR 1242 CHEllALIS RIVER NATURAL DRAFT 184. WASHINGTON P.P.S.S. WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 4 05000513 PUR 1218 COLUtBIA RIVER ONCE THRU 185. WASHINGTON P.P.S.S. WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 5 05000509 PUR 1242 CHEHALIS RIVER NATURAL DRAFT 186. WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER HAVEN 1 05000502 PUR 0900 UNKNOUN 187. WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE KEUAUNEE 05000305 PUR 0541 LAKE T11CHIGAN ONCE THRU 188. WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN ELECTRIC POINT DEACH 1 05000266 PUR 0497 LAKE MICHIGAN OttCE THRU 189. WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN ELECTRIC POINT BEACH 2 05000301 PUR 0497 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU 190. YANKEE ATOMIC ELECTRIC YANKEE-ROWE 1 05000029 PWR 0175 DEERFIELD RIVER ONCE THRU N 4 LTI IN CP CD CC HNDCT = Closed cycle hyperbolic natural draft cooling tower CC = Closed cycle MDCT = Mechanical draft cooling tower NUCT = Natural draf t cooling tower VCMDCT = Variable cycle mechanical draft cooling tower

AGREEMENT STATES I ASHINGTON [V VT MONTANA TH DAKOTA 'NH 1 OREGON WISCONSIN j MASS NEW YORK lDAHO SOUTH DAKOTA WYOMING PENNSYLVANIA NEBRASKA OHlO MD DEL NEVADA ILLINOIS INDIAN A I GI IA UTAH VIRGINIA MISSOURI KENTUCKY CALIFORNI A PUERTO RICO NORTH CAROLINA WASHINGTON D.C. j ARKANSAS s CA OLIN A gD ARIZONA NEW MEXICO MISSISSIPP GEORGIA ALA B AM A \\ HAWAll o g LOUISIANA M\\ l FLORIDA g N ALASKA h\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ AGREEMENT STATES 's s,- tv NON-AGREEMENT STATES l I PANAMA CANAL NRC AGREEMENT STATES: ZONE ALABAMA FLORIDA LOUISIANA NEW HAMPSHIRE OREGON ARIZONA GEORGIA MARYl.AND NEW MEXICO SOUTH CAROUNA 9 ARKANSAS IDAHO MISSISSIPPI NEW YORK TENNESSEE U CALIFORNIA KANSAS NEBRASKA NORTH CAROUN." TEXAS COLORADO KENTUCKY NEVADA NORTH DAKOTA WASHINGTON

STATE PROGRAMS - EMERGENCY PLANS DATA AS OF: DECEMBER 14, 19 NO. OF NUCLEAR POWER PROJECTED CATE-FACILITIES FLANNED, UNDER EMERGENCY CONCURRENCE STATE GORY + CONSTRUCTION, OR OPERATING PLAN STATUS DATE ALABAMA E 7 NRC CONCURRENCE 02-09-79C ALASKA E 0 ARIZONA C 3 UNDER DEVELOPMENT 1931 ARKANSAS E 2 NRC CONCURRENCE 05-03-79C CALIFORNIA E 9 NRC CONCURRENCE 03-15-78C COLORADO A 1 UNDER REVIEW f1AY 1980 CON:lECTICUT E 4 NRC CONCURRENCE 12-21-77C DELAWARE E O NRC CONCURRENCE 07-24-78C DIST. OF COLUMBIA E 0 FLORIDA E 5 NRC CONCURRENCE 08-04-78C GEORGIA AC 4 UNDER REVIEW MARCH 1980 HAWAII E O IDAHO E O a ILLINDIS A,C 17 UNDER DEVELOPMENT JUNE 1980 INDIANA C 3 UNDER REVIEW JUNE 1980 IOWA E 1 NRC CONCURRENCE 02-27-79C KANSAS E 1 NRC CONCURRENCE 09-19-70C KENTUCKY D 0 UNDER REVIEW MARCH 19S0 LOUISIANA C 3 UNDER REVIEW JULY 19CO MAINE A 1 UNDER DEVELOPMENT MAY 1980 MARYLAND A,B 2 UNCER REVIEW MAY 1930 f1ASSACHUSETTS A,B 5 UNDER DEVELOPMENT MAY 1930 f1ICHIGAN AC 9 UNDER REVIEW APRIL 1980 MINNESOTA A.B 3 UNDER REVIEN FEBRUARY 1930 tilSSISSIPPI C 4 UNDER D E V E L C Pf1EN T 1931 MIS 50URI B,C 2 UNDER REVIEU FEBRUARY 1980 MONTANA E O NEDRASKA E 2 NRC CONCURRENCE 09-21-79C NEVADA E C NEW HAf1PSHIRE B 2 UNDER DEVELOPMENT PAY 1930 NEW JERSEY E 6 NRC CONCURRENCE 09-30-77C NEW fiEXICO E O NEW YORK E 13 NRC CONCURRENCE 01-23-79C HORTH CAROLINA A,C 11 UNDER REVIEW f1 A Y 1980 NORTH DAKOTA E C 6 DHIO A,B.C 3 UNCER REVIEW MARCH 1980 CKLAH0:1A C 2 UNDER DEVELOPMENT 1981 OREGON A 3 UNDER REVIEW MAY 1930 PENNSYLVANIA AC 10 UNDER REVIEW f1 ARCH 1980 PUERTO RICO E O + RHODE ISLAND B 2 UNDER DEVELOPMENT MAY 1980 SCUIH CAROLINA E 10 NRC CONCURRENCE 11-23-77C SOUTH DAKOTA E 0 TENNESSEE C 11 UNDER REVIEW JANUARY 1980 TEXAS C 5 UNDER REVIEW 1931 UTAH E O V E Rf'O N T A,B 1 UNDER DEVELOPMENT MAY 1900 VIRGINIA E 8 NRC CONCURRENCE 10-22-790 WASHINGTCN E 7 I:RC CONCURRENCE 03-29-77C UEST VIRGINIA D 0 UNDER DEVELOPf1ENT f1 AY 1930 UISCONSIN A,B 5 UNDER REVIEW FEBRUARY 1980 WYOMING l E O

NOT IMPACTED BY LICENSED NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS; LOW PRIORITY UNTIL ALL OTHER STATES' PLANS HAVE RECEIVED CONCURRENCE.

14 NRC CONCURRENCE 16 UNDER REVIEW 1745 270 10 UNDER D EV E L O P f1E N T 12 NOT IMPACTED + STATES WITH NO CONCURRENCE AND: A - WITH CNE OR MORE OPERATING REACTORS B - WITH AN OPERATING REACTOR IN AN ADJACENT STATE (WITHIN 10 MILES). AND RH3DE ISLAND (WITHIN 50 MILES) C - WITH A REACTOR UNDER CCNSTRUCTION 8-12 D - WITH A REACTOR UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN AN ADJACENT STATE E - NOT If1PACTED.0R, HAVE CONCURRENCE

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