ML19318A967
| ML19318A967 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 06/19/1980 |
| From: | Smith I Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel |
| To: | METROPOLITAN EDISON CO. |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8006240447 | |
| Download: ML19318A967 (4) | |
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Bd 6/19/80 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION J
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MEMORANDUM AND ORDER SUSPENDING MATTERS RELATING TO EMERGENCY PLANS (June 19,1980)
In our May 22, 1980 Memorandum and Order (at p. 14), we provided that parties may amend their emergency planning con-tentions within twenty days (plus five days for mailing) follow-ing the service of licensee's revised emergency plan. *That revised plan (" Revision 2") has now been served, by hand to some t
parties on June 9, and by mail to others on June 10.
The r'evi-sion is much more substantial than was contemplated by the board at the time of our May 22 order.
Indeed, as stated in licdnsee's covering memorandum, due to the extent of the changes, it was not feasible to indicate the changes (from the version previously provided) through the use of revision bars.
This, of course, exacerbates the problem of sorting out what is new in the revised emergency plan.
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- The situation is further complicated by the fact that two other-substantial documents which must be digested by the parties have been issued in the same time frame by the NRC staff -- the
" Class 9" sequence report on June 2, and the SER on June 16.
Accordingly, it would be an. unnecessary and unreasonable burden to require parties to formulate contentions and take other actions, such as requesting discovery based upon new information, on the emergency plan, at the same time that other extensive documents must be dealt with, all within the prehearing schedule for other events also established in the May 22, 1980 order.
That schedule, triggered by service of the SER on June 16, 1980, 1/
requires much concentrated effort by all parties.
ccordingly, the board, sua sconte, until further order, suspends the requirement for taking any steps, including the filing of amended, specified or new contentions or discovery requests based upon new information, predicated upon the issue' of emergency planning.
THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND f'
LICENSING BOARD th Ivan W. Smith, Chairman Bethesde Maryland June 19, 1980
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The " days before hearing" event schedule adopted in the May 22, 1980 order will be implemented with the establish-ment of specific dates by a separate board order.
COURTESY NOTIFICATION This is intended solely as a courtesy and convenience to provide early notice to the parties.
Official service will be separate from the courtesy notification and will be made by the Office of the Secretary of the Commission.
I hereby certify that I have today mailed copies of the board's MEMORANDUM AND ORDER SUSPENDING MATTERS RELATING TO EMERGENCY PLANS, dated this date, to the persons designated on the attached Courtesy Notification List.
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. Moran Clerk to the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Bethesda, Maryland June 19, 1980 4
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CIKIIST NCTIIF*CE.CN LIST George F. Desridge, Esq.
Dr. CS,way Keefv l Shaw, Pih, Pet:s & T::* ridge F=rl__& -- ni C-mi'+ cc Met ?mr 18CO M Street, N. W.
433 Crimdo Avecce Wasb4T_ n, D. C.
2C036 State College, Pe==sylva=ia 15801 C:t=sel f r NPC Se===
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20555 F-me ard M='<et St eets L.isteg, ?qld 17101
. Ms. Maricrie M.12:cdt R. D. :))
&. Marvin I. Isr~s Comtawille, Pennsylvmia 19320 6504 Er= Merd T m ea Pb47= 41phia, P m lv m ia 19149 Ms. Holly S. Keck Iagi.s. Chai-n, Anti-Nuclear Greep Jcrdc~.1 D. O-m*- 9=, Esq.
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& Or#-'b' 245 W. FM1=hinhia Street 2320 North Secced St eet Ycrk, Fernsylvahia 17404 Ec.- isb=g, Fe:=syle 17110 Mr. Robert Q. Follard Karin P. Shelden, Esq.
609 Mentaalia-Street Shaiden, Wm~i & Weiss Baltincr', Marylan. 21218.._ y. 7 :._ 1725 I Street, N. W., Mra 506 1
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20CC6 Karin W. Carter, Esq.
Johf.A. Invin, Esq.
Assistant Attorney General Assistant Ccunsel 505 Executive Ecuse P. O. Eox 2357 Pqlvania Pub 74e Ur#74 7 C M esien
- Harrisb=g, Pecnsylvania 17120 P. O. Ecx 3265 Harrisburg, Pecasylvania 17120 Walter W. Cohen, Esq.
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Ccnstrer Advocate W. Steven C. Sbolly Dephit of Justice 304 South Mar'<et. Street Strawberry Square, 14th Flocr Faemirebt g, Pemsylv da 17055 Harrisb=g, Pamrf vmia 17127 l
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teedere A. JATar, Esq.
Mr. Decald Icury Wideff Reager Sen::uit: & Ame; ?.C.
Pecnsylvania CM=sica en TMI P. O. Ecx 1547 303 Agriculttre 3tilding Ea=tburg, Pe:nsylvania 17105 ?
2301 North C - u Street Earrisbtr.g, Pennsylvania 17120 m yn R. Weiss, Esq.
Dala n, Fm & Weiss 1725 I Street, N. W., Strite SC6 Ms. Susan R. Earley 1751 E. Granada Ave., Act. 2 Washingtcn, D. C.
20006 Hershey, Pennsylvania 17033 s
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