ML19318B539
| ML19318B539 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Calvert Cliffs  |
| Issue date: | 05/29/1980 |
| From: | Robart A NRC OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS (OSP) |
| To: | Clark R, Conner A, Elsasser T NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I), Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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ENCLOSURE 2 UNITED STATES 8'
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.E W ASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 May 29, 1980 MEMORANDUM FOR: Tom Elsasser, Region I State Liaison Officer Robert Clark, Chief, Reactor Safeguards Licensing Branch, NRR yMonte Conner, Operating Reactors Branch # 3. NRR FROM:
Andrew Robart Office of State Programs
SUBJECT:
NRC PARTICIPATION IN THE JUNE HEARING IN ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND This memorandum will confirm the arrangements made with Jim Easter of the Maryland Commission on Intergovernmental Cooperation for you to partici-pate in the Comission's June 3 bearing. On May 12 I sent you the Maryland request along with the two specific questions on spent fuel storage at the Calvert Cliffs facility which we have been asked to address. Jim Easter has asked that ycu provide the Comission with 30 copies of your statement prior to your oral remarks.
The hearing will be held in the Legislative Services Building at 90 Sta^e Circle in Annapolis in the Joint Hearing Room on the first floor at 1:00 p.m.
The Legislative Services Building is located across the street from the State Capitol in Annapolis.
The hearing will lead off with Dr. Steve Long of the Maryland Power Plant Siting Program. NRC will be the next witness followed by Critz George, DOE-Waste Isolation; either Arthur Lundvall or C. H. Poindexter, BG&E: and finally representatives from the Maryland Department of Emergency Services.
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.sn sowAmo J. mason R AYMoNo L SECE Presideaf. MARYLAND Assoc 1ATIoM oF CoWNTies 90 STATE CIRCLE. LEGISLATIVE SERVICES BUILDING Preshisms. M ARYL.AND MUNICIPAL LEAGUE ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND 21401 St.att: DAvto s. IANNUCCI June 2, 1980 REVISED AGENDA FOR JUNE 3 AND JUNE 17, 1980, MCIC HEARING IN ANNAPOLIS INTERGOVERNMENTAL PROBLEMS RELATED TO THE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL OF NUCLEAR WASTE MATERIALS IN MARYLAND Hearing Dates: Tuesday, June 3, and Tuesday, June 17,1980 - 1:00 P.M.
Joint Comittee Hearing Room Legislative Services Building 90 State Circle Annapolis, Maryland OUTLINE OF ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED BY RESPONDENTS ON JUNE 3, 1980 I.
Intergovernmental issues raised by the accident and clean-up of Three Mile Island.
What will Maryland's role be with regard to facilitating increased storage of spent fuel from Calvert Cliffs Power Plant so as to safeguard its continued operation beyond 1987:
Respondent:
Dr. Steve Long Director Maryland Power Plant Siting Program Department of Natural Resources II.
Status of spent fuel storage capacity at Calvert Cliffs.
Respondents: Mr. E. L. " Monte" Conner Project Manager Calvert Cliffs Power Plant Mr. Tom Elsasser NRC Reg'h'ai Stats Liaison Officer for Maryland Office af State Programs U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission III.
A.
(1) Discussion of contingency plans developed by DOE in view of limited storage capacity of spent fuel at Calvert Cliffs beyond 1987.
(2)
Intergovernmental planning and coordination for the management and disposal of nuclear waste materials in Maryland and the region.
Respondent:
Mr. Critz H. George Chief, Geologic Exploration Branch Division of Waste Isolation Office of Nuclear Waste Management U. S. Department of Energy a
MARYLAND COMMISSION ON INTERG0VERNMENTAL COOPERATION Nuclear Waste Management and Disposal Hearing June 3 and June 17, 1980 Revised Agenda Page two III.
B.
(1)
Issues of storage of low level wastes and high level wastes generated at Calvert Cliffs Power Plant by Baltimore Gas and Electric Company.
(2) Contingency plans for storage of spent fuel at Calvert Cliffs beyond 1987.
(3) Discussion of coordination of on-site emergency plans with Federal-State-local units of government.
Respondents: Mr. Joseph A. Tiernan Manager, Nuclear Power and Mr. Robert M. Douglass Manager, Quality Assurance Baltimore Gas and Electric Company Baltimore, Maryland IV.
Issue of procedure to be followed in the event of a nuclear accident at Calvert Cl i ffs.
Issue of who has authority to order evacuation.
Respondent:
General George M. Brooks Director Maryland Civil Defense and Disaster Preparedness Agency OUTLINE OF ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED BY RESPONDENTS ON JUNE 17, 1980 V.
1.
Issues raised by shipment of nuclear waste materials through Maryland which are not generated in Maryland.
(State-Federal Perspective) 2.
Issues related to volume of low level nuclear wastes generated in Maryland.
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producers b.
types of low level wastes c.
types of low level wastes which Maryland is equipped to manage d.
storage facilities for Maryland-produced low level wastes e.
issue of availability of low level waste storage site open to Maryland 'p'roducers Respondent:
Mr. Ronald Nelson Administrator Community Health Programs Department of Health and Mental Hygiene 4 _
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MARYLAND COMMISSION ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION Nuclear Waste Management and Disposal Hearing June 3 and June 17, 1980 Revised Agenda Page three VI.
Discussion of Maryland's role as a member of NGA low level waste 1. 3k force (issue of Maryland forming compacts with other states in the region for the possible purpose of siting of a low level waste repository).
Discussion of Maryland's role as a member of the State Planning Council.
Respondent:
Honorable Harry Hughes/Mr. George Liebman Governor of Maryland Executive Assistant VII.
Discussion of storage of nuclear waste materials in Maryland. Ma ryland's role in the National Conference of State Legislatures' Energy Committee.
Respondent:
Delegate Steven V. Sklar Member, National Conference of State Legislatures' Energy Cmunittee VIII. The following organizations have been invited to address the specific question.
addressed to the above list of respondents. Those organizations which choose to testify will be provided the opportunity to da so during the afternoon of June 17.
In the event that time does not enable those persons to testify on June 17, the hearing will extend to June 18 so that they will be able to testify.
Atomic Industrial Forum Chesapeake Bay Foundation 1016 - 16th Street 162 Prince George Street Washington, D. C.
Annapolis, Maryland Electric Power Research Institute Bay Alliance for Safe Energy 1800 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W.
1428 A Ravine Way Washington, D. C.
Arnold, Maryland Union of Concerned Scientists Maryland Ad Hoc-Center on TMI 1725 - I Street P. O. Box 473 Washington, D. C.
Severna Park, Maryland Critical Mass Chesapeake Environmental 215 Pennsylvania Avenue, S. E.
Protection Association Washington, D. C.
Beltway Plaza 36 4710 Auth Place, Suite 420 Chesapeake Energy Alliance Camp Springs, Maryland Mr. George Tomlin 6804 Townbrook Drive Baltimore, Maryland
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MARYLAND COMMISSION ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION Nuclear Waste Management and Disposal Hearing June 3 and June 17, 1980 Revised Agenda Page four ADDENDUM:
Resource Persons in Attendance Representing the Attorney General: Standish McCleary III Assistant Attorney General State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Dr. Myron H. Miller Technical Science Advisor to the Maryland General Assembly Mr. Bob Corcorar.
Chief, Division of Radiation Control State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Hearing Coordinated by:
Jim Easter Legislative Analyst 269-2465 9
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