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Amend 14 to General Info Portion of OL Application, Reflecting Current Ownership Proportions
ML19329A785
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Issue date: 12/16/1976
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TOLEDO EDISON CO.
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O APPLICATION FOR LICENSES ccea,seK 34-g.3gg ,

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Docket No. 50-346 Amendment No. 41 I Enclosed herewith amending the above application are fife in (15) copies of Revision No. I to the General Information portion ot - Application. By d Vice President, Facilities Development Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 16th day of December, 1976 YAf6 y 4+W Notary Public FRED W.- GERM AIN Notary Public. Luca . Vlo:d. Henry. Fult:n & Ottma C:untics. Ohio My Cami:sica Expires 0;t.30.1977 soonso g7

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          .gaagt p eaa s.co %Ss-APPLICATION FOR LICENSES FOR DAVIS-EESSE IiUCLEAR PCWER S':'ATION Docket No. 50-3h6 A=end=ent No. Ik Enclosed herewith is Amend: it No. Ih to the above application which supersedes, in its enti. ty, the original applicatien and Preliminary Safety Analysis Rep t centained therein.

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UNITED STATES OF AERICA ATOMIC ENERGY CCFMISSION In the Matter of ) 

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Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station ) APPLICATICN FOR LICENSES UNDER TE ATOMIC ENERGY ACT CF 195h AS AMENDED TOR DAVIS-EESSE NUCLEAR PC'ER STATION DECDs 8, ~ 1972 

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THE TOLEDO EDISON C0!GA'iY THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILUJMINATING COMPANY Applicatien for Utilization Facility Operating License General Infc matien - 10 CFR 550.33

1. Names and Addresses of Arplicants
a. The Toledo Edison Cc=pany Edison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio h3652
b. The Cleveland Electric Illu=inating Cc=pany Fest Office Ecx 5000 55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio hh101 The Toledo Edison Cc=pany (Toledo) and ~'he Cleveland Electric Illt=inating Cc=pacy (Cleveland) share, in the ratics indicated belev, undivided evnership of the utilization facility, kncvn as the Davis-3 esse Nuclear Power Station, and its site. Toledo has ec=plete responsibility for the design and installatien of the Davis-Eesse Statien and for the prosecutica of this application and all related licensing activities and proceedings before the Atc=ic Energy Cc==is-sien. Toledo vill also have cc=plete respensibility for the cperatien and =aintenance of the Davis-Eesse Station. Toledo and Cleveland are 1 net acting as the agents er representatives of any other persens in filing'this applicatien.

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2. Description of Business and Organization of Apelicants
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a. Toledo is a public utility incorporated under the laws of the State of Chio and is engaged primarily in the production, purchase, transmission, distribution and sale of electricity in northwestern Chio.

Toledo supplies electrical power within a service area of 2,500 square 

       =iles which has an esti=ated population of 803,000. Retail power is supplied within the corporation limits of h7 =unicipalities in the ser-vice area including the City of Toledo and wholesale power is supplied to 15 municipally-evned systems.

Toledo is not evned, controlled er dcminated by an alien, foreign corporation, cr foreign govern =ent. The names and business addresses of Toledo's directors and principal officers , all of whc= are citizens of the United States, are as fellevs: Directors Dr. William S. Carlson Virgil A. Gladieux h0h7 Newcastle Drive Gladieux Fced Services, Inc. Sylvania, Ohio h3560 2630 West laskey acad Toledo, Chio h3613 Samuel G. Carsen The Toledo Trust Co=pany Marvin S. Kobacker S"-m4 t and Madison P.O. Box 307 Toledo, Ohio 43603 Tcledo, Chio h3691 Jchn K. Davis Thomas J. Kc:ak Chairman of the Board The Toledo Edisen Cc=pany The Toledo Edison Company Edisen Plaza Edison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Chio h3652 Toledo, Ohio h3652 J. Presten Levis Hevard B. Fox Cvens-Illinois, Inc. The Toledo Edison Ct:pany P.O. Ocx 1035 Edisen Plaza Toledo, Ohio h3601 

      -300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Chio h3652                            W. Ecyse Moran The Toledo Edisen Cc=pany Fred E. "uller                                Edison Plaza Fuller, Henry, Ecdge & Snyder                 300 Madisen Avenue
      - 300 Madison Avenue, 12th Floor               Toledo, Chio h3652 Toledo,~Chio _ h360h.

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Henry A. Page, Jr. Willard I. Webb, III Page Dairy Company Chio Citizens Trust Cc=pany P.O. Box 597 P.O. Box 1688 

       -Toledo, Ohio h3601                      Toledo, Ohio h3633 Roy Rike                                John P. Williacscr.

The Etti Compa::y The Toledo Edison Ocmpany 1921 North 12th Street Edison Plaza Toledo, Ohio h3624 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio h3652 Glenn J. Sampson The Toledo Edison Ccmpany 

       -Edison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Chio h3652 Cfficers John I.'. Davis                         Thaddeus A. Kostanski Chair =an of the Board                  Controller Edison Plaza                            Edison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue                      300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio h3652                      Tcledo, Ohio h3652 John P. Willia =sen                     The=as J. Kc:ak President and                           Vice President, Electrical Chief Executive Officer              Edison Plaza Edison Plaza                            300 Madison Avenue 300 Madison Avenue                      Toledo, Chio h3652 Tcledo, Ohio h3652 W. Ecyse Moran Jchn H. Barker                          Vice President, Ad=inistrative l

s Vice President, Public Relations Services Edison Plaza Edisen Plaza 3C0 Madison Avenue 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Chio h3652 Toledo, Chio h3652 Ecvard 3. Fox Ecnald G. Nichcisen Vice President, Marketing 7 ice President, Finance, and Edisen Plaza Centro 11er 300 Madi: ten Avenue Edisen Plaza Toledo, tic'.o h3652 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Chio h3652 Marvin W. Keck Vice President, Syste= Planning Glenn J. Sa=pson Edison Plaza Vice President, Pcver 300 Medison Avenue Edison Plaza Toledo, Chio- h3652 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Chio h3652 Frank W. Keith 

       ~Vice President, Personnel               William H. Schwalbert Edison Plaza                           Vice President, Districts 300 Madisen Avenue                     Edisen P'.a:a c                                              300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio h3652 Toledo, Chio h3652 3                 Amend =ent No. 1h

- b. Cleveland is a public utility incorporated under the laws of the State of Chio and is engaged pri=arily in the generation and dis-tribution of electricity in a 1,700 square-=ile area in northeastern Chio. Cleveland provides retail power to an estimated population of 2,085,000 in the City of Cleveland and 88 other incorporated =unici-palities, and surrounding territory, and has recently nade an emergency standby connection with the City of Cleveland's =unicipal electric power system. Cleveland is not owned, controlled or dominated by an alien, foreign corporation, or foreign govern =ent. The names and business addresses of Cleveland's directors and principal officers, all of whc= are citizens 

     -of the United States , are as follows :

Directors Ralph M. Besse Morton L. "andel Squire, Sanders & De=psey Premier Industrial Corporation 1800 Union Co==erce Bldg., R=. 6 hh15 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio hh115 Cleveland, Ohio hh103 Harry J. Bolvell Karl H. Rudolph Midland-Ross Corporation The Cleveland Electric 55 Public Stuare, 20th Floor Illuminating Cc=pany Cleveland, Chio hh113 55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio hk113 Robert M. Ginn The Cleveland Electric Charles E. Spahr Illu=inating Co=pany The Standard Cil Cc=pany (Chio) 55 Public Square 1750 Midland Building Cleveland, Chio hh113 Cleveland, Ohio hh115 John Lansdale, Jr. Herbert E. Strawbridge Squire, Sanders & De=psey The Higbee Cc=pany 1800 Union Co==erce 31dg., R=. 1857 100 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio hh115 Cleveland, Ohio hh113 E1=er L. Lindseth Richard 3. Tullis 55 Publie Square Farris-Intertype Corporatien Cleveland, Ohio hh113 55 Public Square Cleveland, Chio hhll3 

     'Hugh D. Luke The Reliance Electric Co=pany 2kT01 Euclid Avenue Cleveland,- Chio hh117 h                      A=end ent No. Ik

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 ~                                     Officers Karl H. Rudolph                              Enrold L. Williams President                                    Vice President, Engineering 55 Public Square-                            55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio kh113                        Cleveland, Ohio hh113 Robert M. Ginn                               Ray =cnd W. Wy=an
       . Executive Vice President                    Vice President, Marketing 55 Public Square                              55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio kh113                        Cleveland, Chio kh113 Robert W. Ccan                               Cle=ent T. Loshing Vice President, General Services             Treasurer 55 Public Square                              55 Public Square Cleveland, Chio hh113                        Cleveland, Chic kh113 Lee C. Howley                                Thornton L. Thurber Vice President and                           Controller General Counsel                            55 Public Square 55 Public Square                            Cleveland, Chic LL113 Cleveland, Ohio kh113 Willia = R. Vogelsang Richard A. Miller                            Secretary Vice President, Finance                       55 Public Square 55 Public Square                            Cleveland, Chic hk113 Cleveland, Ohio kh113 Philip B. Perry Vice President,           J 55 Public Squan Cleveland, Chio kh113
3. Class and Peried of License Requested Applicants request a class 103 operating license fer a peried of h0 years authorizing Toledo to operate the utilizatien facility described in Ite= 5 belev.
h. Additional Licenses Requested Applicants request such additional source, special nuclear, and by-product material licenses as =ay be necessary and appropriate to _the operation of the facility.

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5. Description and Use of Facility The Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station is a nuclear electric genera-ting station with a pressurized water reactor steam supply system. The nuclear steam supply syste= will be operated at a reactor pcuer level of 2,772 MWt with a corresponding net electrical cutput of 906 MWe. The station is being constructed pursuant to Construction Permit No. CPPR-80 issued on March 2h,1971.

The Davis-Besse Nuclear Pcver Station is located in north central Chio en the shores of Lcke Erie, approxi=ately 21 miles east of the City of Toledo. Details concerning the station and the site are contained in the Final Safety Analysis Report (FSAR) which constitutes a part of this application. s 6. Financial Qualifications Applicants share undivided evnership cf the station and t?.e station site as tenants in ec==cn without right of partition. The tvc ce=panies share in the costs of construction and vill snare the ecsts of cperation and in the energy production in proportion to their undivided evnership interests as follevs: The Toledo Edison Cc=pany 52.5% The Cleveland Electric Illu=inating Cc=pany L7.5% Applicants have not for=ulated plans for per=anent shut levn of the station. However, assu=ing shutdevn =easures ec= parable to :hese auther-1:ed by the Cc==ission for the decc==issioning of the Hallan Nuclear Fever Facility, Applicants esti= ate that the ecst of decc==issioning of the station would not exceed $8,000,000, based en current dellar values. An 6 A=end=ent No. Ik l 

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~ additional $70,000 per year would be required to cover the ecst of sur-veillance and maintenance of the fences and barriers. Uranium, enrichment, and fuel fabrication for the first core is being purchased from the supplier of the nuclear steam supply system. Ccmmitments for the uranius, enrich =ent, end fabrication of reload regions have not been made. Table I, attached hereto and made a part hereof, sets forth' the estimated operating costs for the five-year period from 1975 through 1980. The annual reports of Toledo and Cleveland for the year 1971 are attached as Appendix A and B, respectively, of this applicatien. These reports shew that the Applicants have reasonable assurance of obtaining the funds necessary to cover esticated ecsts of cperation for the first five years of cperation of the station, and decc==issioning the statien and maintaining it in a safe cendition.

7. Technical Qualificatiens A description of the technical qualificatiens _f Toledo is contained in Chapter 13. A list of principal contractors and ', heir qualificatiens are contained in Chapters 1 and 13 of the FSAR.
8. Regulatory Agencies and Trade and News Publicatiens
a. Regulatery Agencies One or = ore regulatory agencies and =unicipalities =sy have jurisdiction over the respective rates and services of the Applicants incident to the generatien and discribution of electric energy frc the utilization facility for which a class 103 license is requested herein. The names and addresses of such egencies and the na=es of such municipalities are set forth in the attached Appendices C and D.

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b. Trade and News Publications The lists of trade and news publications which are in general circulation in the respective service areas of the Applicants and which are considered appropriate to give reasonable notice of this Application to those =unicipalities, private utilities, public bodies and coopera-tives which =ight have a potential interest in the utilization facility are set forth in Appendices E, F, and G.
9. Security Agree =ent The application does not contain any Restricted Data or other de-fense infor=ation. Applicants agree that they will not permit any individual to have access to Restricted Data until the Civil Service Cc==ission shall have =ade an investigation and a report to the Atc=ic Energy Com=ission en the character, associations, and loyalty of such individual, and the Atc=ic Energy Cc==ission shall have deter =ined that per=itting such person to have access to Restricted Data vill not en-danger the ecm=en defense and security.
10. Cc=municatiens Toledo, on behalf of itself and Cleveland, vill hereafter sub=it all further information required in connection with this application. Appli-cants request that all communications pertaining to this applicatien be sent to:

Glenn J. Sa=pson Vice President, Power The Toledo Edison Cc=pary Edison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Chio h3652 8 A=endment No. Ik

In addition, it is requested that colles of each ec==unication be cent to Tole.do's counsel: Leslie Henry, Esq. Fuller, Henry, Hodge & Snyder 300 Madison Avenue, 12th Floor Toledo, Chio 4360h Gerald Charnoff, Esq. Shaw, Pittman, Potts & Trowbridge 910 - 17th Street, U.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 and to Cleveland's counsel: Donald H. Hauser, Esq. The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Cc=pany Post Office Box 5000, Roc = 610 Cleveland, Chio kh101 THE TOLIDO EDISCN CCMPA Fl y - am f 37 f4mn 'L! cm/&z r__ U -('a=e) ./ i / Vice 

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Svern to and subscribed before =e, this 8th day of December,1972. k& lb ' btrAds Public My Cc==ission Expires: hd 80, /f,f,Y 9 A=endment No. Ik

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6 TABLE I ESTIMATED ANNUAL OPERATING COSTS FOR DAVIS-BESSE NUCLEAR POWER STATION (THOUSANDS OF DOLIARS) 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 5-Year Total J Fuel 11,121 9,330 8,595 8,h18 8,573 46,037 operation 3,269 2,62h 2,305 2,420 2,541 13,159 Maintenance 20 1,200 725 761 799 3,505 g- . Depreciation

  • 10,208 10,208 10,208 10,208 10,208 51,0h0 Insurance 1,317 1,317 1,317 1,317 1,317 6,585 Property Taxes h,533 3,996 h,133 h,257 h,400 21,319 TOTAL 30,h68 28,675 27,283 27,381 27,838 141,645

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No Cost-of-Money Items are included in the above figures.}}

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