ML19289C541
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| Issue date: | 01/09/1979 |
| From: | Ballard R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| To: | Reed C COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. |
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| PROJECT-559A NUDOCS 7901170303 | |
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JAN 9 1979 Project No. 559 Commonwealth Edison Company ATTil: Mr. Cordell Reed Assistant Vice President i First flational Plaza P. 0. Box 767 Chicago, Illinois 60690 Gentlemen:
On December 21, 1978, we received your letter dated December 20, 1978 tende"ing your application for an Early Site Review of certain site suitability issues for the Carroll County Station, Units 1 and 2.
The tendered application includes the following documents:
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Site Suitability Environmental Report, and 2.
Site Suitability Site Safety Report Project No. 559 has been assigned to your application and any future correspondence prior to docketing should reference this number.
We began our acceptance review cn January 5, 1979 to determine the completeness of these documents and we expect to complete our review by February 5, 1979. Upon completion of our review, we will notify you by letter as to our conclusions.
A copy of your application has been placed in the fiRC Public Document Room in Washington, D. C., and in the Local Public Document Room at Savanna Township Public Library, 326 Third Street, Savanna, Illinois.
Other relevant documents, as they become available, will also be on file for public i';pection at those locations. This will include other documents you file with us.
By notice published in the Federal Reaister (43FR46293) on October 6, 1978 we amended our rules in 10 CFR Parts 2 and 51.
If we find your application acceptable for docketing, you must notify all executive officials of alternative sites as well as the official of the primary site that an application has been submitted and inquire whether they wish to receive copies of the application and amendments thereto.
An affidavit informing us that such notification has been completed must be submitted along with a list of names and addresses of those executivas upon which the 7801170363
notice was served. A copy of these new regulations is enclosed for your guidance. Also enclosed is the distribution which must be made for the application and Site Safety Report.
We have updated the distribution list for the Site Suitability Environmental Report. This new list replaces the one sent to you by our letter dated September 27, 1978.
The project manager responsible for this early site revievi is Clifford A.
Haupt. Mr. Haupt may be reached at (301) 492-8434.
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Enclosures:
- 1) 43FR46293 dated 10/6/78
- 2) SS-ER Distribution list
- 3) SS-SR Distribution list
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s each Inspector assigned or;less thart a PART 51-LICEN5tNG AND REGULA. dered application and/or environmen-i
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TORY POLICY. AND PROCEDURE 5 tal report on the chief executives of the appr prtate municipalities or
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FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ' PROTEC-C unties which have been identified in (5)Ntcht dt/ferenticL'* ' S TION
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the application or environmental (6) Orertime. All overtime hours win report as alternative siteJ.
be charged at the regular rates speel-fled in (c) (1) and (2) of this section.
Distribution of Applications and Env'i.
The proposed amendment of f 2.101 would add a provision to paragraph (b)
Id) Charges for less than year roun f ynwn enents M bcd W-which pertains to applications for 11-inplant inspection services ort a. con.
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censes for receipt of waste radioactive tract basis will be billed to the appli.
material from other versons for the cant at least monthly for all hours AOENCY: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory purpose of commercial disposal by the Commission.
waste disposalIIcensee, that the appli-with a minimum of 40 hours4.62963e-4 days <br />0.0111 hours <br />6.613757e-5 weeks <br />1.522e-5 months <br /> per week.. _
cant will also serve a copy of the app 11-ho!! day pay and night differential for ACTION: Final rule.
nt cation and environmental report, as.
eich inspectok assigned to perform the appropriate. on the chief executives of -
inspection services in accordance with
SUMMARY
- Tlie Nuclear Regulatory the appropriate alternative municipal-the following schedule: (1) Each in-Commission (NRC) is amending its ities or counties which have been Iden-spector-823.
regulations to provide for notice to the tified in the application or environ-chief executives of the appropriate al-mental report as alternative sites.
ternative municipalities or counties The proposed amendment of f 51.24 which have been identified in the ap-would revise paragraph (cX4) to pro-Notice of. proposed rulemaMng. plication or environmental report as vide that if the draft environmental public procedure thereert. and the alternative sites for nuclear facilities impact, statement is for a licensing postponement of the effective time of or activities. The notice will include a action. copies of the draft staternent this action later than October 8.1978 brief description of, and other perti-and the applicant's environmental (5 U.S.C. 553), are impractical. unnec. nent information regarding. the site report will be provided to all parties to essary. r.nd contrary to the public in.
and facility proposed or alternatively the licensing proceeding and the chief listed. The notice will include a state-executives of all municipalities or v
terest in tS at: t1) The Agricultural ment that if a request is received from counties which are identified in the t
Marketing Act, of 1948 provides that the appropriate chief executive of the draft statement as either preferred or the fees charged be reasonable and, as alternative site, a copy of the applica-alternative sites for the proposed fa-nearly as possible, cover the cost of tion or environmental report. and any cility or activity.
the service rendered. (2) The increase changes to such documents which Six letters of comment were received in fee rates set forth herein are neces-affect the alternative site location, will on the petition for rulemaking and the be transmitted to the executive who notice of proposed rulemaking'.
sary to more nearly cover such cost.in-ruskes the request. This amendment One commenter opposed the pro-cluding. but not limited to. Federal will assure that local officials of com-posed rule, contending that jurisdic-employee salary adjustments, and (3) munities which are preferred or alter-tional, officials and the public are Additional time is not required by the native sites for nuclear facilities are aware of proposed projects even users of the inspection service to notifled at the same time the initial before the filing of an application:
comply with the amendment.
application or enytronmental report is that the filing of applications with ju-submitted to the Commission.
risdictional officials at alternative (Secs. 203. 205. 60 Stat.1037, as amended.
sites could have adverse impacts on 1090. as amended i7 tJ.S c.1622.1624u EFFECTIVE DATE: November 6 local planning and land values; and I98' Nort.-The Food Safety and Quality Serv.
that filing of the application would ice has determined that this document does FOR FURTHER INFORMATION only serve to cause infighting between not contain a major proposal requirms CONTACT!
jurisdictions, possibly resulting in preparation of an inflation impact state.
delays in the licensing process.
ment under Executtre Order 11821 and Gerald L. Hutton. Division of Rules Although officials and the public Ohta Creular A-107-and Records. Office of Administra-may be aware of preferred sites before Dated to become effective at 12:01 tion. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Com.
the filing of an application there is no a.m October 8.1978.
mission. Washington. D.C.
20555 assurance under present procedures
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that all officials with jurndiction over ver 4.1373.
alternative sites will know that a site SUPPLEMENTARY 6 FORMATION: in their area is under co. w.teration or
" 8" J UN Acting Admrnrstrator; fo'od By letter dated July 7.1976. the town. that the relative merits of such a site ship of Lower Alloways Creek. N.J.,
may have been the subject of dispute Sa,fety cnd Quality Serriec fi.t d with the Nuclear Regulatory at hearings held in a different locale.
tFR Doc. 7$28M6 f]!cd 10-5-78. 8 45 arrJ Commission a petition for rulemaking The Commission is not convinced t*1at
.s to amend 10 CFR 2.10L and 10 CFR furnishing such information to affi-51.24 of th'e Commission's regulations. cials over alternative sites would nave In response to the petition for rule. adverse impacts on Local plannin:t and
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making PRM-51-2 the Commission land values. or cause jurisdicttonal
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making in the FroraA1. RrctsTrn on Three commenters opposed the cro.
published a notice of propcsed rule. conflicts resulting in licensing delcys.
CHAPTER l-NUCLEAR REGULATORY January 17, 1977 ( 4 :*. FR 3178) to posed amendments on the grouna.
amend 10 CFR Parts 2 and 51.
that they would require the service of COMMISSION The proposed amendment of f 2.101 voluminous and expensive documents PART 2-3 TULES OF PRACTICE FOR set out in the January 17.1977 notice upon individuals who have no real in-would add a provision to paragraph terest in receiving them. thereby plac-DOMESTIC LICENSING PROCEED- (aM3xti) that the applicant will also be Ing an unjustified burden on appli-INGS
- requested to serve a copy of the ten-cants and municipal and county offi-FEDER AL RECit7tt. VOL. 43, NO.195-JRIDAY, OC7OBER 6.1978
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46294 L_. W which affect the alternative site"loca. PART 241-UNIFORM SYSTEMS OF C2n Airlines. Inc., and Hughes Airwest.
tion, to the executive who makes the ACCOUNTS AND REPORTS FOR Both were in support of the proposed rule. Hughes Airwest offered some reqIagt. In complying with the re*
CERTIFICATED AIR CARRIERS suggestions of an editorial nature quirements of this paragraph (b) the
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applicant should not make public dis. Accounting for Troubled. Debt Res. which have been considered and incor.
tribution of those parts of the applica.
tructurings, Prior Period Adjust. porated into the final rule where nec-tion subject to 9 2 790(d). The app!!.
rnents, and Forward Exchange Con, essary to clarily the regulations, These changes involved adding cross-es 4 shall submit to the Director of ; tracts
- yy references in section 2-21 " Accounting Nucaear Material Safety and Safe-AOENCY: Civil' Aeronautics Board..
for troubled debt restructurings."J -.-
guards an affidavit that service of the ACTION: Final rule.
.n Only ona additional change was notice of availability of the application made to ?
.pecific language of the or environmental report has been com.
SUMMARY
- T1.is final rule would proposed rule, and it concerned the ac-update the accounting and reporting counting instructions for forward ex-pleted along with a list of names and
[cc"o ts ar d Repo fo C rti c te change contracts. These contracts are addresses of the::e executives upon agreements to exchange at a specified Whom the notice was served.
Air Carriers (USAR) to reflect gener.
future date the currencies of different
.2. Section 51.24 is amenderl by revis-ally accepted accounting principles re.
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ing paragraph (c)(4) to read as follows: lating to troubled debt restructurings, countries at a specified rate.
prior pericd adjustments, and forward As discussed in EDR-357, this rule-exchange contracts. This would be ac-making proposed to amend.. the
[ 51.28 Distribution of draft environmen-complished by: (1) Incorporating new Board's accounting regulations to re-
..t.al Impact statement: new s releases, sections in the USAR dealing with ac-flect the posit'on of the Financial Ac-c counting and reporting for troubled counting Standards Board (FASB) on
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debt restructurings and (2) revising accounting for forward exchange con-the sections in the USAR relating to tracts in two ways: Setting the denom-r-
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prior period adjustments and forward instion of the forward contract and in (4) If the draft environmental exchange contracts. This rule was de-corporation the FASB standard con-veloped at the initiative of the Board. cerning the accounting for forward impact statemerit is for a licensing action. (1) all parties to the I! censing DATES: Adopted: September 29,1978. contracts when the amount of the con-Effective: November 6,1978.
tract exceeds the amount of the relat-proceeding and the chief executive of the municipality or county identified FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ed commitment. The final rule adds a in the draft environmental impact CONTACT:
paragraph to section 2-3, specifying the FASB limitation that allowr gains statement as the preferred site for the Raymond Kurlander.
- Director, proposed factilty or activity and (11)
Bureau of Accounts and Statistics, or losses to be deferred only on the the chief executives of municipalities Civil Aeronautics Board.1825 Con. amount in excess of the related com-necticut Avenue NW.. Washington, mitment which is intended to be a or counties identified in the draft envi-D.C., 20428, 202-673-5270. -
hedge on an after. tax basis, as ex-ronmental impact statement as alter.
pIained in EDR-357 (p. 5).,.g SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
native sites who have requested a copy ErrrcT1vt DATE {,,'.
of the application.
Adopted by the Civil Aeronautics B ard at its office in Washington
- Although this amendment will be (Secs. 53. 62. 81,103.104.1611. Pub. L 83-703, as amended: 68 Stat. 930. 932. 935. 936 D.C, Octobe(2,1978.
made effective after the normal 30-day 937. 948 (42 U.S.C. 2073. 2093. 2111. 2133.
In EDR-357. dated June 1. 1978 (43 period from publication in the FEmrul.
2134. 2201mt Sec. 201. Pub. L 93-438. as FR 25138. June 9,1978) the Board Rtc1sTra. this effective date should amended: 88 Stat. 1242. 89. Stat. 413 (42 gave notice of its intention to update not be viewed as prohibiting earlier (J.S.C. 5841g Sec.102. Pub.1 91-190. 83 the USAR to reflect three recent implementation of the foll: wing ac.
Stat. 853 (42 (J.S.C. 4332).)
statements by the Financial Account-counting requirements. Carriers are s
u Dated at Washington, D.C. this 2d p for p r oy enc uraged to apply these regulations ed re t t ng to transactions occurring during calen.
day of October,1978.
adjustments. Snd forward exchange dar year 1978.
~w; For the Nuclear Regulatory Com. contracts. It has been the Board's Accordingly the Board amends part practice to revise the USAR periodi-i cally to include releva
- erencunce. 241 of the Economic Regulations (14 ments by authoritative m.a c.: sun-CM h~s UI) M f dows: V Secretarv o/tAe Commisston.
sible for molding accounting principles
- 1. Amend the Table of Contents of (FTt Doc. 78-28147 Filed 10-5-78; 8.45 aml and disclosure standards for American the Uniform System of Accounts and Business. This has been done to sus. Reports by adding a new section 2-21
- tain the conformity of the Board's ac-Identified as follows ';- 9.W c'
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of accountiM practice throughout the CHAPTER ll-CIVIL AERONAUTICS air transpc ation industry and en-
$ $'oN 'go',3',7uSied debt restrue._
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systems whikt yield information ac-cyE%'$.
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Comments were received in response
- 2. Revise paragraph (g)(2)(!!) of sec-(Reg. ER-1076. Amdt. No. 33) to the rulemaking notice from Ameri-tion 2-3 to read as follt,ws: Ja..
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9 46293 RULES AND REGUI.AflONS clais. without corresponding benefits in the region of the alternativt.ites mation-Docket runnberof the applica-to the public. the licensing process, or for displaying to the public the envi-tion, a briel description of the pro.
the mtmicipalities or counties consid, ?onmental report, draf t environmental posed site and facfUty; the location of ered as alternative sites. These com-impact statement, and anr other docu-the site and facti!ty as primartly pro-mentera suggested, however, that if ments affecting the alternate sites. posed and alternatively IIsted: the some actiort is desired in this area, a The Commission agrees that it may be name address and telephone number more reasonable approach would be to desirable to Estabitsh a Ioesi public of the applicant's representative who notify the chief executives of munici-document room, or a mini-LPDR, in may be contacted for further informa, palities or counties which have been the region of the alternative sites in t!cn; notification that a draff environ-designated as an alternative site in the come cases. The Commission does not menta11mpact statement will be issued application or enrtronmental report of consider, however, that this should be by the Commission and will be made the availability of the documents To done routinely. A determination will available upon request to the Commis-be made on a case-by-case basis after a sion; and notif! cation that if a request the extent that such offlefala are in.
survey of the public interest in the, is received fract the appropriate chief terested, they could request copies of area of the alternative site.
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executive..the applicant will transmit the documents.
It is the Comrnission's view that One ' cc.nn enter encouraged the a copy of the application and environ-local officials of all c( the communites ' adoption of the proposed rule, but sugs mental report."and any changes to or counties involved should be la - gested that applications for amend-such. documents which. affect the_af.
ments to existing licensas as well as. ternative site locat.fon..to the execu -
formed of the plana fer a facility or a commercial waste disposal service or new nuclear facilities and waste' man-tive who makes the request. In com; activity at the time the application or agement facilities shoud I,e included, plying with the re. 'rements of this environmental report is submitted to and notification and service of an ap-paragraph (aX3)(la the applicant.,
the Commission. The Commission has p11 cation upon the appropriate gover-should not make pubuc distribution of concluded. however, that this objec-nor or designated State government those parts of the application subject tive can be accomplished in accord-official should be included as well as to 12/r +0(d).
The applicant sha!!
ance with the alternative approach municipal and count 7 government. subn6.o the Director of Nuclear Re-suggested by the three ecmmenters The suggestfort regar%ng applications se Regulation an affidavit that noted in the preceding paragraph. Ac-.for amendments to existing licenses is %vice of the notice of availabiftty of cordingly, the amendments set forth outside the scope of this amendment the applicatfort or ehvironmental below bave been revised to provide for inasmuch as the site would have been report has been completed along with notice to the chief executives of sites determined when the license was
- a. list of names and addresses of those which have been identified in the ap.
Issued. The Commission's regulations executives upon whom the notice was plication or environmental report as already provide for distribution of ap- ' served.
alternative sites. The notice will in.
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clude a brief description of the pro-to appropriate State officials.
posed site and facility. the location of The commenter also suggested that (t) After the appitcaba * %- t the site and facility proposed or alter. a provisien for an early notice of
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a natively thted, and will include a state-intent to file and application be con-g gg g
e ment that if a request is received from sidered. It. Is the Comnussion's view al from other persons for the. purpose i the appropriate chief executive of the that the present regulation, as amend-of commercial disposal by the wasu alternative site, a copy of the applica, ed below, provides for early notice to disposal licensee shall serve a copy of tion or environmental report. and any off!cials of alternative sites and notice the application and environmental changes to such documents which of intent ;o file and applicattort would report. 2.s appropriate on the chief em af fect the alternative site location, will not serve a useful purpose, ecutive of the municipality in which be transmitted to the executive who Pursuant to the Atocile Energy Act the activity is to be conducted or, if makes the request. A sentence has of 1950 as amended. the' Energy Reor* the activity is not to be conducted been added to [].101(a)(3)M and ganization Act of 1974, as amended, within a municipality on the chief em 2.101(b) that an applicant in comply-and sections 552 and 553 of title 5 of ecutive of the county, and serve a ing with those paragraphs should not ' the United States Code, the following notice of availability of the application make public distr bution of those parts amendments to Title 10. Chapter T.
or environmental report ort the chief of the app!! cation sutdect to i2.790(d); Code of Federal Regulations. Parts 2 executives of the municipalities or that is. Information which f&ntifies a and 51 are published as a document counties which have been identified in licensee's or applicant's procedures f:r subject to codification.
the application or environmental safeguarding licensed special nuclear
- 1. Section 2.10I of 10 CFR Part :Is report as the location of all or part of rt:-
-- deted security measures amended by revising i 2.101(aK31(ii) the alternative sites, containing the following information: Docket number for the physical protectiorr of a IL.
and i 2.101(b) to read as follows:.
censed facility or plant in which 11-of the application a brief desertption censed special nuclear material !s pos.
71101 Fih.ng or appileation.
of the proposed site and facility; the lccation of the site and fac1Iity as pri-sessed or used. A sentence has been (al ' *
- added also that the applicant shall (3) * * *
. marily proposed and alternatively subm:t to the Director of Nuclear Re-(ii) Serve a copy on the chief execur IIsted; the name, address, and tefe-actor Regulation or Director of Nucle-tive of the municipality in which the phon' number of the applicant's rep-at Materta; ~3afety and Safeguards, as facility is to be located or,if the facill-resentative who.may be contacted for appropriate, an affidavit that service ty la not to be located within a municir further information: notification that of the notice of availability of the ap-pality, on the chief executive of the a draft environments! Impact. state-plication and environmental report county. and serve a notice of availabil-ment will be issued by the Commission has been completed along with a list ity of the application or environmen-and will be made avsilable upon re-of names and addresses of those em tal report on the chief executives of quest to the Commluion; and notifica-ecutives upon whom the notice was the m.unicipalities or counties which"' tion that if a request is received from have been identified in the application the appropriate chief executive. the served.
s One firm commented favorably upon or environmental report as the locar ap w ant will transmit a copy of the the proposed rule and suggested that tion of all or part of the alternative appt' cation and, environmental report.
local public document rooms be set up sites. containing the following infor-and any changes to such docum(nts
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DISTRIBUTI0tl LIST EIiVIRONMEilTAL REPORT, AMEllCMEllTS, Ail 0 SUPPLEMEtlTS (flumber in parens indicates number of copies)
FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION DEPARTMEllT OF CCMMERCE Dr. Sidney R. Galler (6)
Dr. Jack M. Heinemann (1)
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Deputy Assistant Secretary
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for Environmental Affairs Room 9200 82S tiarth Capitol Street, N. E.
U. S. Department of Commerce 14th & Constitution, ft. W., Rm. 3425 Washington, D. C. 20426 Washington, D. C. 20230.,
DEPARTMEtiT OF TRANSPORTATION
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Mr. Robert Ochinero, Director (1)
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flational Oceanographic Data Center (transmittal letter only, addressed t'o:
Environmental Data Service Mr. Joseph Canny National Oceanic and Atmospheric Of fice of Environmental Affairs
. Departent of Transpodadon U.
arc t of Commerce 400 7th Street, S. W., Room 9422 Washington, D. C. 20235 Washington, D. C. 20590 DEPARTMEitT OF IrlTERIOR-cc of transmittal letter with I copy of enclosures to:
Mr. Bruce Blanchard, Director (18)
Office of Environmental Projects Mr. James T. Curtis, Jr., Director Review, Room 4239 itaterials Transportation Bureau U. 'S. Department of Interior 210: Second Street, S. W.
18th & C Streets, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20590 Washington, D. C. 20240 cc:
transmittal letter only to:
Secretarial Representative (1)
U. S. Department of Transportation Chief Region V Office Division of Ecological Services 300 S. Wacker Drive - 17th Floor Bureau of Sport Fisheries & Wildlife Chicago, Illinois 60606
'U. S. Department of Interior 18th & C Streets, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20240 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATI0il AND WELFARE cc of transmittal 4etter without enclosures to:
I' Mr. Charles Custard, Director (2)
Office of Environmental Affairs Capt. William R. Riedel U. S. Department of Health, Education Water Resources Coordinator and Welfare, Room 524F2 W/S 73 USCG, Room 7306 200 Independence Avenue, S. W.
U. S. Department of Transportation Washington, D. C. 20201 400 7th Street, S. W.
i Washington, D. C. 20590 (Af ter DES is issued, send 4 copies of ER and amendments to Riedel)
I Carroll County Nuclear Power Station Unit Nos.1 and 2 (ESR)
Cor=onwealth Edison Company en eens
E?iVIR0t;ME!!TAL PROTECTIOil AGEllCY_
flATI0tIAL LABORATORY (/ c)
Director (1)
Technical. Assessment Division Dr. Philip Gustafson (AW-459)
Argonne flational Laboratory Office of Radiation Programs 9700 South Cass Avenue U. S. Environmental Protection Agency Argonne, Illinois 60439 Crystal Mall tio. 2 Washington, D. C. 20460 EPA REGI0tlAL OFFICE (2)
RIVER BASIll C0Z4f SSI0tf (2)
EIS Coordinator Upper Mississippi River Basin Federal Activities Branch Commission, Regional Office U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Room 238, Federal Building 230 South Dearborn Street Fargo, florth Dakota 58102 Chicago, Illinois 60604 ARMY EfiGItiEERIt:G DISTRICT (1)
DEPARTMEtlT OF H0'ISING At 2 MSAtt DEVELC? MENT (1)
U.S. Department of the Army Regional Administration Corps of Engineers Region V Office Rock Island District 300 South Wacker Drive Clock Tower Building Chicago, Illinois 60602 Rock Island, Illinois 61,201 1
ADVISORY COUtiCIL Oil HISTORIC PRESERVATI0il cc:
(transmittal letter only:
'Mr. Robert Garvey, Executive Director (1)
Mr. Richard H. Broun Advisory Council on Historic Environmental Clearance Officer Department of Housing and Urban Preserva tion 5 35 1522 K Street, fl. W., Suite 430 Development Wa:;hington, D. C. 20006 451 7th Street, S. W., Rm. 7258 Washington, D-C. 20410 cc:
(transmittal letter only)
LOCAL OFFICIAL Director Uepartment of Conservation The Honorable Donald H. tiehrkorn 602 State Office Building Mayor of Savanna 400 South Spring Street City Hall Springfield, Illinois 6&706 Main and Washington Streets Savanna, Illinois 61074 9e
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' ADJOINING STATES _
Director (1)
Librarian (1)
Office for Planning and Programming Thermal Reactors Safety Group 523 East 12th Street Building 130 Des Moines, Iowa 50319 Brookhaven National Laboratory Upton, L.I., New Yor,k 11973 Bureau of Environmental Impact Wisconsin Dept. cf Natural Resources Atomic Industrial Forum (1) 1016 16tn Street, M.N.', Suite 850 P.O. Box 7921 Madison, Wisconsin 53706 Washington, D. C. 20036 STATE OFFICIAL Director ll)
Illinois Institute for Environmental Quality 309 West Washington Chicago, Illinois 60606 Department of Public Health ATTN: Chief, Division of Nuclear Safety 535 West Jefferson Springfield, Illinois 62761 CLEARINGHOUSES State Clearinghouse (10)
Bureau of the Budget
- Lincoln Tower Plaza 524 South Second Street, Room 315 Springff eld, Illinois 62706 Recional Clearinchause (1)
Northwest Illinois Regional Council of Public Officials 210 East Third Street Sterling, Illinois 61081
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Distribution List Site Safety Report State Ocficials Department of Public Health ATTN: Chief, Division of Nuclear Safety 535 West Jefforsen Springfield, Illinois 62761 Director Illinois Institute for Environmental Quality 309 West Washington Chicago, Illinois 60606 Local Official The Honorable Donald H. Nehrkorn Mayor of Savanna City Hall Main and Washington Streets Savanna, Illinois 61074 EPA Regional Office (2)
EIS Coordinator Federal Activities Branch V. S. Environmental Protection Agency 230 South Dearborn Street Chicago, Illinois 60604