ML19319D517

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Forwards Financial Statements,Cash Flow Projection & Capital Expenditure Statement as Proof of Cash Flow Adequacy
ML19319D517
Person / Time
Site: Crystal River 
Issue date: 07/01/1977
From: Mckee C
FLORIDA POWER CORP.
To: Saltzman J
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
NUDOCS 8003170644
Download: ML19319D517 (8)


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Dear Mr. Saltzman:

We were pleased to receive your recent letter in which you indicate the six alternatives which might be utilized to guarantee retrospec-tive premiums in the amount of $10 million for each large power reactor.a licensee operates. As I have previously indicated, we would anticipate utilization 'of your alternative No. 5. To support our contention that we shouhi qualify to utilize this alternative, we are attaching the following: 1. Our certified annual report for the year 1976. 2. Our quarterly financial statement for the period ended March 31, 1977. 3. A one-year internal cash flow projection, accompanied by underlying assumptions which demonstrate that cash flow for $10 million can be generated and would be available for payment of retrospective premiums within three months after transmission of the statement. 4. A narrative statement concerning our capital expendi-tures program. The anniversary date on our premium is June _20. Accordingly, the above projection is timely. We would hope that a review of this information will lead to agree-ment with our position. Should you have any questions concerning this information, please contact me at 813/866-4580. Sincerely, y L)[/jc. j - ,,h 0 0 017 0 CWM:jwc [ //'y y 22ci Tniny fourtn street sou:h. P. O. Scx 14042 St. Petersburg.Fior:da 3h23 513 - 268 5151 r

FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION s r. i 9 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS eN m o 3 D <, i_,c s. . MARCH 31 M977: o we w o f.,. Neither this report nor any statement contained herein, is furnished in connection with any offering of securities or for the purpose of promoting or influencing the sale or purchase of securities. m m., py:,$.,"[,,. M w.ff,Q;ppf.,iSTATEMENTS OF NbOME. I n g. . c.;w > g',' e .,. cc, g, ,... -. j. -

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s 23.918 s 18.327 s 64.553 s 70,186 ~ DIVIDENDS ON PREFERRED STOCK..... 3.390 3.429 13.616. 13,707 ~ NET INCOME AFTER DIVIDENOS ON FREFERRED STCCK

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AVERAGE SHARES OF COMMON STOCK OUTSTANDING.. = 14.243.s52 14.173.739 14.215,4Ga - 13.si2233 - s1.44 St.05 s3.60 s4.16 EARNINGS PER AVERAGE COMMON SHARE..... . -The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.

J FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION BALANCE SHEETS M:,,.p,,;.,.3, o, _ u... ;.- - c u.rc, < .... A ~ ' ~ MARCH 31;1977 AND 1976 ASSETS. t t' 'r.;~ 1977 1976 9 - " 4 - (Thous [Nos) M.','d ',,} M, ',.f g n, d,; a -4. N.,.iELECTRIC PLANT; ' Z; ~ ' 471 - ~ .c

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.. Nucte'ar fuel, at amortized ccst ~ ~ 32.210 . 37.399 - l ' ~ + .4 -. , 3.' q.. q,, ,e. s t.499.791 s t.419.970., . su 7.997-s' 5 mo. OTHER PROPERTY. AND INVESTMENTS. at cost-......... ', 'f., SC _.j . CLERENT ASSETS: .~- ' N Cash'.. s? 8.584 ~ s - 13.382 .. Temporary cash investments 19.000 27 ' 31 Accounts receivable, less reserve of s1.012.000 in 1977 and $1.028,000 in 1976.. 32.404' 6 Materials and supplies, at average cost-Fuel 41.sc4 33,72e -= ~ Plant materials and cperating supplies 27.676 31.916 Other. 1,553 2.775 s 130.727 s 109.480 s 11.187 s' 12.323 DEFERRED CHARGES ^ ~ ' " s1.649.702 $1.546.813 D '? .CA,PITALIZATION AND LIABILITIES CAPITA ZATION: jo:

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FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION -s% . eg STATEMENTS OF SOURCE OF FUNDS USED FOR CONSTRUCTION ner.,c. .,,.c, 7477-N: ~ FOR THE TYlELVE MONTHS ENDED MARCH 31/1977 AND 1976 + s.. r e s C 1 I977 I976 . q.. ~.,.. I;. , FUNDS DERIVED FR,OM OFES.ATIONS', ,.i (T H oUS A No s) ,,,=4.,., ~' ' ?, y- .... : ;, -. r.. g. ' 3 : Net income'after' dividends'en preferred stock. ' '.. - s 51.237 -s 56,479 W.. ~ _, 31'.155-f - 27.437 q.. Uf *'c' : Le.ss-D.ivid. ends cri common stock '. ...,rc. 7,... .z ' :p :,+. : ;. -s., c.c : .,q. wn-

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6fQ',.-. v~ - Long. term borrowing.'. c 30.582 23,965 '.vr. +. .u t.;. '.-.w.g.34 - 'j; 2,, .c,. " v. L.. ...Comm. on stock : .a, ,c .., 2,809 ~ 27,785 = 8 .' Decrease in snort. term borrowing. (58,000) (31,S90) 3 Other sources (net) - "r (20,114) (2.1371 a ..v; .: a , N f '. e 3 y.. y-s.8.170 8 60.449 2 wTOTAL ~' ' s109,722 s125.268 r:;-.. . 3 r ' Allowance for funds used during constructiori............. .20.795 2s,410 .. FUNDS USED.FOR CONSTRUCTION.. ~ s t 30.517 s151,073 l The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial staterrents. s eI g 1

FLORIDiPOWER CORPORATION BALANCE SHEETS ~ ',.:los d ^ l ' w,.; .3, S... .Eh 3 MARCH 31;1977 AND 1976- - ASSETS m. ~ r 's ^ I977 l976 A; E.. N (THoU S A NDS) ls* ELECTRIC PLANT:. j"' -. t. s, _,t...a -

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s 8.584 s 13,382 . Temperary cash investments _. 19.c00 Accounts receivable, less reserve of s1,012.000 in'1977 and s1,028,000 in 1976 32,404 27,681 Materials 'and supplies, at average cost-Fuei.. - 41,5M 23.72S - h.. Plant materia'Is and cperating supplies..... ~ 27.676 ' 31.916 ..~.. Other. 1,559 2.775 [ s 130,727 s 109,480 -. s - 11,187 s' 12,323 . t_ DEFERRED CHARGES - s1.649.702. - sT.546,313 - ~[. m ~ 9 g(;0 mo o 9 " T- ~^ CAPITALIZATION AND LIABILITlES h .M o o g %'t CAPITALIZATION: - _ im. -4 ,, ~ s -35.461 U, N...:...l. Common stock. -202.284-199,645'-. s 35,707 ..' '" Other paid.in capital..... .lJ f ~,' Retained earnings 218.162 ' ' 198,157 @' t ;. inulative preferred stock'.. ;... l ' ~. -.. '~v.. .S-456.153 s 433,263... 7;Cu -. v.;... > :.c. . ".s D.7? 175.3505 176,920-Long-term debt. 719,687 656.594 .' CURRENT LI ABILITIES: si,351,1 0 s1,2ss,777 ^ Accounts payable. ...c s 21.635

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~, ' t J Accrued taxes b... ,(* # : Bank loans and commercial paper. ..J..... 22.200 15,937 a 53,000 Long,, term debt, due within one year.. 17,642-4.776 Other... 37.042 ' 34.717 s ~ - 98.519 s 133.617 p.' 199,993 S 146,419 ACCUMULATED DEFERRED TAXES, ETC... .s si,649,702 s1.546,813 The accompanying notes are an integral part of the e financial statements. 4

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FLORIDA POWER CORPORATICil NARRATIVE STATEMEtiT CAPITAL EXPENDITURES PROGRAM As indicated on attachment 3, our total construction expenditures for the next twelve months are expected to be $109,450,000. From an his-torical standpoint, this total which is approximately 17", of projected operating revenues is on the low side. This results from the fact that we.have recently placed into service our nuclear unit (Crystal River No. 3) and will put into commercial operation an additional oil-fired generating station (Anclote flo. 2) in the first quarter of 1978. Com-pletion of these projects and a moderation in our load growth have minimized our construction requirements for generation facilities, at least until late 1979.. At that time the expenditure level will increase as we move forsard with our next steam generating facility presently scheduled for completion in October 1982. Our present credit lines which total $150 million are extremrly adequate in the event a retrospective premium adjustment of $10 million should become necessary. The first $50 million is authorized as sales of commercial paper which in our case has the highest rating with both Noody's and Standard and Poor's Corporation. This is backed up by the first $50 million of our bank lines which total $100 million. While we presently believe that our credit lines are quite adequate, they are, of ccurse, subject to adjustment as our cr astruction expendi-tures change. In other words, should market condi'. ions for the sale of long-term securities become relatively unfavora >1e, we would utilize our short-term credit lines to the extent necessary and raise them if conditions in the market made this desirable. We would have 1 no problem in adjusting to a $10 million requirement and would, if necessary, defer construction expenditures in order to insure that -we would be in a position to pay the retrospective premium on a timely basis. l/ k e J C. W. McKee, Jr/ / Senior Vice Pres 3' dent i Financial Services CWM:Bp-Florida Power Corporation 7-1-77 e w

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