ML19305D169

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Forwards Fr Notice Denying State of Nh 781031 Petition for Rulemaking Re Efficiency in Licensing.Denial Based on Public Comments & Current Extensive Review & Evaluation of NRC Licensing Requirements & Procedures.W/O Encl
ML19305D169
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Issue date: 03/21/1980
From: Chilk S
NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY)
To: Faxon R
DEFENSE, DEPT. OF
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March 21, 1980 Lt. Col. Robert M. Faxon Military Assistant for 0ASA (CW)

Pentagon, Room 2E569 Washington, D.C.

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Dear Col. Faxon:

Enclosed for your infomation is a copy of the liotice which the Commission has approved for publication in the Federal Register denying the Petition for Rulemaking which the State of New Hampshire filed simultaneously with the Nuclear Regulatory Co=11ssion (flRC Docket flo. PRM 2-5), the Council on Environmental Quality, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Secretary of the Army, the Secretary of the Interior, the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Transportation.

In its petition, the State of flew Hampshire re:;uested the Federal agencies to conduct joint proceedings to adopt rules to achieve efficiency in licensing the ccnstructicn and operation of nuclear power facilities. The State also identified sixteen specific results which it wished to achieve.

The Commission received eleven letters of public comment in response to its Federal Register notice acknowledging receipt of the petition (43 FR 56110-56111, flovember 30, 1978.) On the basis of these comments and in the light of the current extensive review and evaluation of NRC licensing requirements and procedures occasioned by the events at Three Mile Island Unit 2, the Commission concluded that the petition should be denied.

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