ML20003F719

Forwards Toledo Edison Co Annual Financial Rept 1980, Quarterly Rept for Fourth Quarter 1980,schedule of 1980 & 1981 Internal Cash Flow & Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co Annual Financial Rept 1980

ML20003F719
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Site:	Davis Besse
Issue date:	04/16/1981
From:	Crouse R, Ertle R TOLEDO EDISON CO.
To:	Saltzman J Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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o Docke; No. 50-346 TOLEDO License No. NPF-3 EDISON Serial No. 712 April 16, 1981 United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Stl40 4 Atta:

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s Re: Davis-Besse No. 1 k %.. Y-3-V Retrospective Premium Guarantee NQ The Toledo Edison Comptny hereby provides the documents described below and enclosed herewith as evidence of its guarantee of its share ($4,862,000) of the retrospective premium which may be levied against the Davis-Besse Unit No. 1 reactor licensees during the period April 23, 1981 thru April 22, 1982.

1.

The Toledo Edison Company 1980 Annual Report to shareowners which in-cludes certified financial statements for the calendar year 1980.

2.

The Toledo Edison Company 1980 Fourth Quarter Quarterly Report, which includes financial statements for the quarter ending December 31, 1980 (the 1981 First Quarter Quarterly Report is not yet available.)

3.

A schedule of 1980 Actual Internal Cash Flow and 1981 Internal Cash Flow Projection.

Based on the data set forth above, The Toledo Edison Company believes that a cash flow can be generated which would be adequate should it be required to pay any retrospective premium in the amount of $4,862,000.

Also enclosed is The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company's Estimate of l

Cash Position and Source of Funds Actual 1980 and Projected 1981. This statement shows that The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company believes I

that a cash flow can be generated which would be adequate should it be required to pay any retrospective premium in the amount of $5,138,000.

gD0Y Thus, the Cash Flow Statements of the Toledo Edison Company and The Cleve-land Electric Illuminating Company enclosed herein demonstrate the ability j

to pay a combined retrospective premiun of $10,000,000 for Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station Unit No. 1.

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Richard P. Crouse Robert F. Ertle Vice President - Nuclear Assistant Treasurer cc: Luis Reyes Enclosures THE TOLEDO EDISON COMPANY EDISON PLAZA 000 MADISON AVENUE TOLEDO. OHIO 43552

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THE TOLEDO EDISON COMPAhT 1981 INTERNAL CASH FLOW PROJECTION FOR DAVIS-BESSE N" CLEAR POWER STATION (Dollars in Thousands)

Actual Projected 1980 1981 Net Income after Taxes (l)

S 67,178 Less Dividends Declared 61,741 Retained Earnings (l)

S 5,437 Adjustments:

Depreciation and Amortization S 28,580

$ 44,000 Deferred Income Taxes and Invest-ment Tax Credits 16,359 27,100 Allowance for Funds used During Construction (43,591)

(49,400)

Total Adjustments

$ 1,348 S 21,700 Internal Cash Flow

$ 6,785 S 27,000 Average Quarterly Casa Flow

$ 1,696 S

6,750 Percentage Ownership in:

Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station Unit No. 1 48.62%

Maximum Total Contingent Liability S

4,862 (1)The Company does not publish its projections of net income af ter taxes and dividends paid. Thus, the Company has elected to show no estimate of Retained Earnings for 1980 since it can demonstrate that it is able to generate sufficient cash flow from net non-cash expenses and other sources to cover its maximum total contingent liability.

CERTIFICATION I, Donald H. Saunders, Treasurer of The Toledo Edison Company, hereby certify that the foregoing Estimate of Cash Position and Source of Funds for calendar year 1981 is derived from accurate data and reason-able assu=ptions t.nd is a reasonable estimate.

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THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUM!N ATING COMPANY P C. SOX 5000 e CLEVELANO. CHC e.101 e TELEPHONE G16) 622-9000 e ILLuuiNATING SLOG.

e 55 PUSUCSCUARE Serwng The Best Locacon in the Nation Edgar H.Maugans viCE #AESCENT. AAANCE April lo, 1980 Jerome Saltzman, clief Antitrust & T_ada-a4 ty Group helear Beactor Regulation

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20555 Be: Docket No. 50-3166 Retrospective Premium.iuarantee

Dear Mr. Salt =mn:

Me Cleveland n ectric Illuminating company hereby provides the documents described below and enclosed herewith as evidence of its guarantee of its share ($5,138,000) of the retrospective premium which :nny be levied against the Davis-Besse Imit No. I reactor licensees during c=1=ad** year 1980.

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Be Cleveland nectric T11"=4nating m=pamr 1979 Annual Report which includes certified financial statements for the calendar year 1979 2.

Me Cleveland nectric niuminating Compary 1979 Fourth Quarter Quarterly Review which includes financial state-ments for the quarter ending December 31,1979(the1980 First Quarter Q2arterly Review is not yet availmhie).

3 An Estimate of Cash Position And Source of Flands act,-0.a1 1979 and projected 1980.

Accordingly, Me Cleveland nectric 771m=4n= ting 03=aany believes that a cash flow can be generated which would be more than adequate should it be rewed to pay any retrospective premium in the aamunt of $5,138,000.

Sincerely, E. H. M*"-an=7 Vice Presiden' ace IUU:ag cc: nnna M G. Nichn1 ton Vice President, F % nce Toledo Edison Cbmpany 5

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1979 1980 Actc.a1 Projected Retained F e ines(1)

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-o-Adjustments Depreciation ad Amortization 59,459 71,788 Deferred Tnen=a hxes and Iwsent Tax credits 21,445 47,021 A11& ~ e for Funds Used During Construction..............

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Total Adjustments 31,739 53,k18 Inte=al Cash Flow.............

$52,129

$53,k18 Avere.ge Saarterly Cash Flow 413,032

$13,355 Percentage Ownership in Unit........

Davis-Besse Unit No. 1 = 51 3 4 Mar *== Total contingent t*=h414 ty.....

$ 5,138 4 5,138 (1) " Retained Za=i=gs" neans net ine::xne after income taxes aM divi-dends paid. Se Cce:pa=y does not publish its projecticus of these amounts. Accor.*.ingly, net income af*ar taxes and dividends paid used in the 1980 pmjected data, al*Jxntgn centrary +4 the Coagacy's expectations, has been assumed to be s.ero. Se figures shown for the 1960 projection year are those acn-cash items necessary +4 establish that its wr*==

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20555 Re: Docket No. 50-3h6

Dear Mr. Saltznan:

Retrospective Premium Guarantee The Cleveland Electric U1Mnating Company hereby provides the documents described below and enclosed herewith as evidence of its guarantee of its share ($5,138,000) of the retrospective premium which may be levied against the Davis-Besse Unit No.1 reactor licensees during calendar year 1981.

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The Cleveland Electric T11=4nating Cc=pa=y 1980 Ammi Report which includes certified financial state::ents for the calendar year 1980.

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The Cleveland Electric T71*n= ting Ccapany 1980 Fourth quarter quarterly Review which includes finare ial state-I

nents for the quarter ending December 31, 1980 (the 1981 First Quarter quarterly Review is not yet avm41mhia).

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3 An Estimate of Cash Pesition and Source Of Pmds actual 1980 and projected 1981.

According17, The Cleveland Electric T11=4"* tics Ccupany believes that a cash flow can be geLc ated which would be :ncre than adequate should it be required to pay any retrospective premium in the amcunt of $5,138,000.

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Vice President, Finance Toledo Edisen Cc=pany

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1981 Internal Cash Flow Projection for Davis-Besse Unit No.1 Nuclear Power Station (Dollars in Thousands) 1980 1981 Actual Projected Retained Earnings (1)

$12,','21 0-Adjustments Depreciation and Amortization...........

64,640 85,741 Deferred Income Taxes and Investment

. Tax Credits...........................

30,330 40.151 Allowance for Funds Used During Construction...........................

(65,924)

(76,500)

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29,046 49,392 Internal Cash Flow........................

$41,767

$h9,392 Average quarter 1; Cash Flow...............

$10,4k1

$12,348 Percentage Ownership in Unit..............

Davis-Besse Unit No. 1 = 51 38%

M=4== Total Contingent Liability........

$ 5,138

$ 5,138 (1) " Retained Earnings" means net income after income taxes and divi-4 dends paid. The Ccxupany does not publish its projections of these amounts. Accordingly, Det income after taxes and dividends paid 4

used in the 1981 projected data, although contrary to the Cczupany's expectations, has been assumed to be zero. The figures shown for the 1981 projection year are those non-cash items necessary to j

establish that its mar 42m2m total contingent liability can be satis-fied from internal cash flow.

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T11=4nating Company, hereby certify that the foregoing Estimate of Cash Position and Source of Funds for calendar year 1981 is derived from accu-l rate data and reasonable assumptions and is a reasonable estimate.

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tPo. sox 5000 THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMIN ATING COMPANY e CLEVELANo. oHlo 44101 e TELEPHONE (216n 822-9000 e ILLUMINATING SLcG.

e SS PUBUCSoVARE Semng The Best Location in the Nation Edgar H. Maugans vlCE PAESCENT. FINANCE April 2, 1981 t

Jerome Saltzman, Chief Antitrust & Inda="4ty Group Nuclear Reactor Regulation Nuclear Regulatory Comunission Waahington, D.C.

20555 Re: Docket No. 50-3M

Dear Mr. Saltzman:

Retrospective Premium Guarantee The Cleveland Electric T11"=4n= ting Company hereby provides the documents described below and enclosed herewith as evidence of its guarantee of its share ($5,138,000) of the retrospective premium which may be levied against the Davis-Besse Unit No.1 reactor licensees during calendar year 1981.

1.

The Cleveland E?ectric TT1-4nating Cc=pany 1980 A~mm1 Report which includes certified financial statements for the calendar year 1980.

2.

The Cleveland Electric T11"=4n= ting Ccampany 1980 Fourth quarter quarterly Review which includes financ4al state-ments for the quarter ending December 31, 1980 (the 1981 First quarter quarterly Review is not yet av=4T=hla).

3 An Estimate of Cash Position and Source Of Funds actual 1980 and projected 1981.

Accordingly, The Cleveland Electric T11"=4nating Ccmpany believes that a cash flow can be generated which would be more than adequate should it be required to pay any retrospective premium in the amount of $5,138,000.

Sincerely,

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E. R. Maugar Vice President-Finance RJU:jl Enclosures cc: Denald G. Nicholson Vice President, F*nant's Toledo Edison Ccmpany

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1981 Internal Cash Flow Projection for Davis-Besse Unit No. 1 Nuclear Power Station (Dollarm in Thousands) 1980 1981 Actual Projected Retained Earnings (1)

$M,721 Adjustments Depreciation and Amortization...........

64,640 85,741 Deferred Incane Taxes and Investment Tax Credits...........................

30,330 40,151 Allowance for Funds Used During Construction...........................

(65,924)

(76,500)

Total Adjustments.........................

29,0h6 49,392 Internal Cash Flow........................

$41,767

$49,392 Average quarte *17 Cash Flow...............

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$12,348 Percentage Ownership in Unit..............

Davis-Besse Unit No. 1 = $1 38%

Maxi:m2m Total Contingent,iability........

$ 5,138

$ 5,138 (1) " Retained Earnings" means net b1come after income taxes and divi-dends paid. The Company does not publish its projections of these amounts. Accordingly, net income aft 2r taxes and dividends paid used in the 1981 projected data, although contrary to the Company's expectations, has been assumed to be zero. The figures shown for the 1981 projection year are those non-cash items necessary to establish that its==v4==

total contingent liability can be satis-fied from internal cash flow.

EERil{lgA11gN I, Edgar H. Maugans, Vice President-Finance of The Cleveland Electric T11=4nating Company, hereby certify that the foregoing Estimate of Cash Position and Source of Funds for calendar year 1981 is derived from accu-rate data and reasonable assumptions and is a reasonable estimate.

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