ML19305E192
| ML19305E192 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Bailly |
| Issue date: | 06/30/1976 |
| From: | Geckler R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| Download: ML19305E192 (8) | |
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Northern Indiana Public Service Company s:
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MEETING AT THE INDIANA DUNES NATIONAL LAKESHORE ON THE BA p
Staff members from the National Parks Service (NPS), EPA (Regional Enforcement), USGS, Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and the NRC met l
in the Dunes National Lakeshore Administration Building (on Route 12 j
about 3 miles east of the road Icading into the Indiana Dunes StateA list Park) on June 3,1976.
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The purpose of.the meet'ing was to discuss Northern Indiana Public' Service Com;'any's (NIPSCO) Bailly site, the fossil unit and the planned nuclear
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There followed The NPS reviewed porticns of the enabling legislation.
a discussion of how toe NPS is to carry out its mandate of The Bailly site is of the heavy industrial activities to the west.
particular importance because of its proximity to the Lakeshore (even.I though there is a 300-500 feet 'uuffer zone between).
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A major topic for discussion was seepage from the existing' ash pond.
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I explained that our responsibility over ash ponds extends only to effluents from the nuclear unit (or activities relating to it) and that.
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except for nuclear unit-fossil unit interaction, we had no authorityOther que in connection with the fossil unit.
t mainly uith our review, monitoring programs and ETS.
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Substantial discussions, aside from the ash ponds, took place relative
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I recommend that technical NPS members and NRC staff meet fo The NPS j
discussions after reviewing the existing background data.
has some suggestions for improving the monitoring pro
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I Further, I urge consideration of managment meetings between the NPS and NRC to consider any policy questions which may arise.
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Robert P. Geckler, Project Manager Environmental Projects Branch No. 1 j
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List of Attendees l
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William A. Eichhorn, Esq.
Anthony J. Gambardella, Jr., Esq.
Joseph T. Morrow,.Esq.
flewman, Reis & Axelrad Schroer, Eichhorn and Morrow 1025 Connecticut kieriue, II.U.
5243 Hohman Avenue Washington, D. C.
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Hammond, Indiana 46320 Mr. J. A. Pelletier, Vice President Maurice Axelrad, Esq.
fiorthern Indiana Public Service flewman, Reis & Axelrad 1025 Connecticut Avenue,fl. U.
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Ham.ond, Indiana 46320 Donald M. Swan, Jr., Esq.
2 Gneeral Attorney and Assistant i
J Secretary Bethlehem Steel Corporation 701 East Third Street Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18016 1..
Mr. Thomas J. Law, Manager p
Power & Utilities Practice and y
P Development, Steel Operations Bethlehem Steel Corporation P
701 East Third Street Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18016 Edward W. Osann, Jr., Esq.
Wolfe, Hubbard, Leydig, Voit
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Chicago, Illinois 60611 Miss Charlotte Read, President P'
Porter County Chapter, Izaak Walton League of America, Inc.
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i Alexander Polikoff, Esq.
Executive Director Busniessmen for the Public r
Interest, Inc.
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MEETING AGENDA
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THURSOAY, JutlE 3, 1976 i
Ill0IANA DUNES tlATIONAL LAKESHORE i
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Fulfilling Legislative Mandate (Solicitor)
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Resource Management and Protection I
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Emergency' Evacuation Plan Visitor Safety and Protection 2.
Ground Water Lowering l
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Cowles Bog - Ecological Impacts B.
Jurisdiction - EPA /NRC C.
Maintain Water quality and Levels, Ponds 2 and 7 y
3 Ash Pond and Landfill Pollution N
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Scaling Ponds? - EPA
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Effects on Ponds 4.
Air Pollution I
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Salt Ocposition (NRC?)
Model Study Needed - Deposit Rate and Area Impact B.
Acid Hist Predictive Model (NRC?) - Dropict Size Formation FCIR Monitoring I
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Once through cooling
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Noise C.
Transmission Lines F
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Visitor Use of Beaches B.
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Impingement and/or Entrainment (316b) 7 Cooling Towcr - Power Lines and Towers, Rights of Way - Wildlife Impacts,
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VOLUME A LOAD PP.0JECTIONS AND RESOURCE PLANNING
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A Report by ECAR Bulk Power Metabers To the Federal Power Commission Pursuant to Docket R-362, Order 383-3 April 1976 S
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PEAK LOAD PROJECTIONS NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
,1976 - 1985 A.
NATIVE LOAD SUMMER SEASON WINTER SEASON YEAR LOAD INCREASE YEAR LOAD INCREASE tiW MW PERCENT MW MW PERCENT 1976 1990 1976-77 1920 1977 2120 130 6.5 1977-78' 2040 120 6.3 1978 2250 130 6.1 1978-79 2170 130 6.4 1979 2380 130 5.8 1979-80 2300 130 6.0 1980 2530 150 6.3 1980-81 2450 150 6.5 1981 2680 150 5.9 1981-82 2600 150 6.1 1982 2840 140 6.0 1982-83 2760 160 6.2 1983 3010 170 6.0 1983-54 2930 170 6.2 1984 3190 180 6.0 1984-85 3120 190 6.5 1985 3380 190 6.0 1985-86 3310 190 6.1 B.
INTERNAL LOAD (1)
S!JMMER SEASON WINTER SEAGON YEAR LOAD INCREASE YEAR LOAD INCREASE MW MW PERCENT HW MW PERCENT 1976 1976-77
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SEASONAL LCAOS AND RE3CUACES PeO4fhERN IN0tAMA PUPLtc SERVICE COMPANY SUMMER 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1993 19e4 1985 NET LER9=578AfE0 CAPADILitr-nW 2344 2871 2078 2071 3514 3742 3964 3949 MET SEASONAL CAPA9tLIf f-MW 2324 2853 2053 2953 3498 3724 3750 3150
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PW 3ee 873 723 573 854 914 960 770 PERCENT 25.2 36.7 28.4 21.4 33.2 30.4 30.1 22.8 I4f(RNAL (OAL-pd EESELVE-44
- PERCENT WINTER 1978-79 1979-?0 1990-01 1981-02 1982-93 1983-94 1994-85 tes5-96 NET $E"CMhIEATED CAFAP1Llif-eW 2344 2s71 2871 2871 3742 3948 3968 39e8 NET SEA 30aat.
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