ML20030B416
| ML20030B416 | |
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| Site: | Perry  |
| Issue date: | 08/25/1976 |
| From: | Conwell W, Firestone L DUQUESNE LIGHT CO., OHIO EDISON CO., PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO. |
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| FOIA-81-114 NUDOCS 8108170219 | |
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j Anolication f r UtiHzation Facility Constructicn Permit andperatins; License i
j Ceneral Infermation I
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Names iind Addresees of Applicants 3.
Duquesne Light Cocpany 435 Sixth Avenue
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 l
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Ohio Edison Cocpany j
47 North Main Street i
Akron, Ohio 44308 c.
Pennsylvania Power Company One East Washington Street Ncw Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 i
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The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company P. O. Box 5000 Cleveland, Ohio 44101 no Toledo Edison Company c.
300 Madison Avenue i
Toledo, Ohio 43652 l
Duquesne Light Con.pany, Ohio Edison Company, Pennsylvania Power Company l
(a subsidiary of Ohio Edison Company), The Cleveland Electric Illuminating l
Company and The Toledo Edison Conpany will share undivided ownership of the j
utilization facility, to be known as the Perry Nuclear Power Plant Units 1 & 2.
j Toge ther, the five electric pcwer companies have a total installed net deson-strated generating capability of 11,917,200 kilowatts as of Dece.aber 31, 1975 l
and serve a population, according to the 1970 census, of over seven million in l
a service area of about 14,000 square miles in western Pennsylvania, northwestern, northeastern, and central Ohio, the details of which are as follows:
Net Demonstrated Generating Size Capability (KW)
Population (Square Miles) l Duquesne Light 2,541,000 1,615,000 800 Co pany l
l Chio Edison 3,751,500 2,321,000 7,466 l
I Company Pennsylvania 622,700 324,000 1,517 Power-f Cocpany l
The Cleveland 3,940,000 2,100,000 1,700 Electric Illucinating M,
tw, nan n10817c219 810609; y PDR FOIA
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Net Demonstrated Cencrating Size Capabilit1 B Q Population _
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The Toledo Edison 1,062,000 719,000 2,500 Co puny TSe Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company has co=plete responsibility for the design, ins ta lla tion, construction, operation and naint 3 nance of the Perry Nuclear Power Plant Units 1 & 2 and for the prosecution of this application and all related licensing activities and proceedingc before the Atomic Energy Conaission. Dcquesne Light Company, Ohio Edison Company, Pennsylvania Power Ceupany, The Cleveland Electric Illuainating Company av. The Toledo Edison Cenpany are not acting as the agent or representative of cay other persons in filing this application.
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Description of Eusir:ess and Organization of Applicants Duquesne Light Company is' a public utility incorporated under the a.
laws of the Ccamonwealth of Pennsylvania and is engaged in the
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generation, purchase, transaission, distribution and sale of electricity in western Pennsylvania in and about the City of Pittsburgh.
Duquesne Light Cocpany sells directly to custocers in 146 nunicipalities and provides wholesala pcwer' to one nunici-pality in Pennsylvania.
Duquesac Light Company is not cwned, controlled, or decinated by an alien, foreign corporation, or foreign government. The nanas and business addresses of Duquesne Light Company's directors and principal officers, all of whom are citizens of the United States, are as folicws:
Directors John M. Arthur E.-1ph H. Detaler Duquesne Light Cetpany Reed Smith Shaw & McClay 435 Sixth Avenue 747 Union Trust Building Pitteburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 P. O. Box 2009 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15:30 Charles M. Atkinson Duquesne Light Company Leon Falk, Jr.
435 Sixth Avenue 3315 Crant Building Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 Pittsbur;h, Pennsylvania 15219 Edward O. Boshell Philip A. Fleger 323 River Drive Jefferson School Road Tequesta, Florida 13458 R. D. 2, Box 331A Ligonier, Pennsylvania 15658 Am. 25 (8 25-76)
... Kent Cochran C. Christian Lant sch 19 Wall Strcee Senior Vice President anel Chief Wellesicy, Massachusetts 02181 Financial Officer of Mellen 3ank and Vice President and Treasurer Edward J. Hanley of Mellon Natural Corporation Allegheny Ludium Industries, Inc.
2032 Oliver Building Stanley G. Schaffer Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222 Duquesne Light Company 435 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 Officers.
John M. Arthur Clifford N. Dunn l
Chairuan of the Scard and Vice President - Operations Chief Executive Officer 435 Sixth Avenue 435 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pt.nasylvania 15219 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 s
Stanicy G. Schaf fer William F. Gilfillan, Jr.
President Vice President - Marketing and s
435 Sixth Avenue Customer Services Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 435 Sixth Avenue Pittsbutch, Pennsylvania 15219 Charles M. Atkinson Vice President - Fiscal J. A. Knepper 435 Sixth Avenue Treasurer and Controller Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 435 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 Ea: 1 J. Woolever Vic e President - Engineering Howard W. Staas l
and Construction Sc are ta ry 435 Sixth Avenue 435 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 George I. Rifendifer Vice President - General Services Division 435 Sixth Avenue Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 15219 b.
Ohio Edison Company is a public utility incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio and is engaged principally in the generation, purchase, transnission, distribution, and sale of electricity in northeastern and central Ohio. Ohio Edisca Company sells directly to customars in 131 cunicipalities and in rural areas and supplies alectric energy for resale to 20 nunicipalities.
Chio Edison Company s s not owned, controlled, or Aominated by an alien, foreign corporation, or foreign government. The names and business addresses of Ohio Edisen Company's directers and principal officers, all of whom are citizens of the United States, are as follows:
Directors W. A. Derrick Frank C. Watson 1323 Johnson Street Youngstown Welding & Engineering Co.
Sanducky, Ohio 44870 3700 Oakwood Avenue Youngstown, Ohio 44509 J A=. 25 (S-25-76)
John L. Feudner, Jr. (Retired)
John S. Tab er 332 Af ton Avenue Suite 823 Akron, Ohio 44313 342 Madisor ivenue New York, New York 10017 J. Robert Groff The Janes Leffel & Co.
W. R. Tappan Springfield, Ohio 45501 The Tappan Co=pany Tappan Park D. Bruce Mensfield (Retired)
Mansfield, Ohio 44901 5'.4 Merrican Road Akron, Ohio 44303 John R. White Ohio Edison Company V. A. Owoc 47 North Main Street Chio Edison Company Akron, Ohio 44308 47 North Main Street Akron, Ohio 44308 R. G. Zianerman Ohio Edison Company J. T. Rogers, Jr.
47 North Main Street Ohio Edison Company Akron, Ohio 44308 47 North Main Street Akron, Ohio 44308 Fred H. Zuck (Retired)
,I 603 Columbus Avenue W. H. Saznis (Retired)
P.O. Box 1460 47 Norta Msin Street Sandusky, Ohio 44870 l
Akron, Ohio 44308 Officers H. P. Burg W. G. Fouch Treasurer Assistar:: Corp troller 47 North Main Street 47 North Main Street Akron, Ohio 44308 Akron, Ohio 44308 V. A. Ovoc D. W. Tschappat Vice Preoident Vice President 47 Ncrth Main Street 47 orth Main Street Akron, 01".o 44308 Akron, Ohio 44308 Lynn Firestone Joanne Martin Vice President Assistant Secretary 47 North Main Street 47 North Main Street Akron, Ohio 44308 Akron, Ohio 44308 i
D. E. Wooldridge, Jr.
D. D. Vovles Vice President Se cre tary 47 Nor?h Main Street 47 North Main Street Akren, Ohio 44308 Akren, Ohio 44308 l
C. N. Clasgev Assistant Secretary 47 Narth Main Street Akron, Ohio 44308 i Am. 25 (S-25-76) t
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47 North Main Street 47 North Main Street Akron, Ohio 44308 Akron, Ohio 44308 J. T. Rogers, Jr.
C. J. Buescher Vice President Assistant Treasure.
47 North Main Street 47 North Main Street Akron, Ohio 44308 Akron, Ohio 44308 R. G. Zi.Trerman L. C. Planning Vice President Assistant to the President 47 North Ytin Street 47 North Main Street Akron, Ohio 44308 Akron, Ohio 44308 c.
Pennsylvania Power Conpany, a subsidiary of Ohio Edison Company, is a public utility incorporated under the laws of the Cocconwecith of Pennsylvania and is engaged principally in the generation, pur-chace, transmission, distribution and sale of electricity in northwestern Pennsylvanic. Pennsylvania Power Company sells dir-ectly to custocers in 38 municipalities and to adjoining rural areas, and wholesale power to five uunicipalities s Pennsylvania Power Company is not cwned, controlled, or dominated by an alien, foreign corporation, or foreign governaant. The names and business addre.sses of Pennsylvania Power Company's directors and principal officers, all of whom are citizens of the United S ta tes, are as follevs:
Directors John R. White P. Pap c aha us en, J r.
Ohio Edison Conpany Pennsylvania Pcwer Conpany 47 North Main Street One Eas t Washington S treet Akron, Ohio 44308 New Ccstle, Pennsylvania 16103 W. S. Modge W. H. Sarmis W. S. Hodge Foundry 47 North Main Street I
Mapleton Road Akron, Ohio 44308 Creenville, Pennsylvania 16125 J. R. Edgerly Ray E. Setaler Pennsylvania Power Company Pennsylvania Pcver Company One East Washint on Street one East Washington Street New Castle, Penasylvania 16103 New Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 W. F. Recher J. F. Dunlevy Pennsylvania Power Company Pennsylvania Power Ccmpany One East Washington Street One East Washington Street New Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 New Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 Am. 25 (8-25-76)
i D. Sruce Mansfield (T.etired)
C. M. 'Asittaker 544 Merrinan Road 302 South Croton Avenue Akron, Ohio 44303 New Castle, Pennsylv. inia 16101 C. Leo Winger
'00 S. Dock Street Sharon, Pa.
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,0_f fi cers John R. White J. R. Edgerly Chairnan of the Board Secretary 47 North Main Street One East Washington Street Akron, Ohio 44308 Ncw Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 Ray E. Semaler R. P. Ar: strong President Assistant Secretary and ast Washington Street Assistant Treasurer one e New Cas tle, Pennsylvania 16103 One Eas t Washington Street New C astle, Pennsylvania 16103 J. F. Dunlevy Vice President W. A. Margraf One Eas t Washington Street Assistant Secretary and New Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 Assistant Treasurer One East Washington Street P. Papenhausen, Jr.
New Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 Treasurer One East Washington Street W. K. Conover New Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 Vice President One East Washington Street W. F. Recher New Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 Vice President One East Washington Street Angeline Ceeparone New Castic, Pennsylvania 16103 Assistant Secretary One East Washington Street New Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 d.
The Clevelaad Electric Illuminating Corpcny is a public utility incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio and is engaged principally in the generation, purchase, transatssion, distribution and sale of electricity in northeastern Ohio. The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company sells directly to customers in the City of Cleveland and 88 other tunicipalities and surrounding territory, and has recently nade an energency standby connection l
with the City of Cleveland's municipal electric power system.
1 The Cleveland Electric Illu. Inating Company is not owned, controlled, or dominated by an alien, foreign corporation, or foreign govern-(
ment. The nares and business addresses of The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co=pany's directc-rs and principal officers, all of l
when are citizens of the United States, are as follcws:
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pirectorc Falph M. ' sse Harry J. Bolwell Squire, Sanders & Decpsey Midland-Ross Corporation 1500 Union Ceraerce Building The Illurlaating Building Clevel
'd, Ohio 44115 55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio 44133 Robert M. Ginn The Cleveland Electric John Lansdale, Jr.
I11erinating Company Cox, Langford & Brown 55 Public Square 21 DuPont Circle, N. W.
Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Washington, D. C.
20036 Hugh D. Luke The Reliance Electric Company 29325 Chagrin Eoulevard Cleveland, Ohio 44122 l
Morton L. Mandel Karl H. Rudolph Pretter Indu.strial Corporation The Cleveland Electric 4415 Euclid Avenue 111ur.inating Co pany Cleveland, Ohio 44103 55 Public Squara Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Charles E. Spahr The Standard Oil Cocpany (Ohio)
Herbert E. S trcubridge 1750 Midland Butiding The Higbec Company Cleveland, Ohio 441J 3 100 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Richard 3. Tullis Harris Corporation Eurold L. Williams The Illuminating Building The Cleveland Electric 55 Public Square I11uninating Company Cleveland, Ohio 44113 55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Officars Karl H. Rudciph Robert M. Cinn President Executive Vice President 55 Public Square 55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Harold L. Williams ral.j a d. Davidson E::ecutive Vice Presiden.
Vice President - Engineering 55 Public Square 55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Bobert W. Coan Philip B. Perry Vice President - Technical and Adnin-Vice President - Operations strative Services 55 Public Square 55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Cleveland, Ohi, 44113 Richard A. Miller Vice President - Finance and General Counsel 55 Public Square Cic veland, Ohio 44113 An. 25 (3-25-76) r -
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Clement T. Loshing Ray W. Wytan T re as ure r Vice President - Energy Application 55 Pubile Square Service Cleveland, Chio 44113 55 Publi-Square Clevelcud, Ohio 44113 A.-drew R. Felner Sec re ta ry Edgar H. Maugans 55 Public Square Controller Cleveland, Ohio 44113 55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio 44113 John J. Misic Division Manager - Distribution Newton D. Flack Division Division Manager - Steam 55 Public Square Power Division Clevel.and, Ohio 44113 55 Public Square Cleveland, Ohio 44113 c.
The Toledo Edison Company _ is a public utility incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio and is engaged' principally in the generation, purchase, transmission, distribution and sale of electricity in northwestern Ohio. The Toledo Edison Company sells directly to cratomers in 49 incorporated municipalities and in rural areas and provides l
whoicsale pcwer to 15 municipalities.
The Toledo Edison Cotpany is not owned, controlled, or dominated by an alien, foreign corporation, or foreign gasernment. The names and business addresses of The Toledo Edisen Conpany's directors and principal officers, all of whom are. citizens of tne United States, are as follows:
Directors e
Dr. Willian S. Carlson James S. Grant President, Emeritus University of Toledo Vice President - Energy Supply 4047 Newcastle Drive The Toledo Edison Company Sylvania, Ohio 43560 Edison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue-Sacuel G. Carson Toledo, Ohio ;3652 P residen t, The Toledo Trust Company Su mit and Madison Henry A. Page, Jr.
Toledo, Ohio 43603 President, Page Dairy Corpany P. O. Box 597 John P. Williamson Toledo, Ohio 43624 P re s ide nt, The Toledo Edison Company Edison Plaza Lowell E. Roe 200 Madison Avenue Vice President - Facilities Develop-Toledo, Ohio 43652 cent The Toledo Edison Company Febert G. Wingerter Edison Plaza Chairman of the Board and 300 Madison Avenue Chief Executive Officer Toledo, Ohio 43652 Libbey-Ovens Ford Coapany 811 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio 43624 Am. 25 (8-25-76)
Wendell A. Johnson Rcbert 11. Davies Sonior Vice ? resident Operations President The Toledo.dison Company The ilolborn Campany Edison Plaza 3150 Republic Blvd. N.
300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio 43615 roledo, Ohio 43652 Paul M. Snart Vice President - Legal and Secretary The Toledo Edison Company Edisoa Plaza 300 Madison A. venue Toledo, Ohio 43652 Virgil A. Gladieux Willard I. Uebb, III Chairman of the Beard, Gladieux Food Chairman of the Eoard, Ohio Citizens l Services, Inc.
Trust Company 2630 West Laskey : toad P. O. Box 1638 Toledo, Ohio 43613 Toledo, Ohio 43603 Ma rvin S. Kobacker Donald C. Nicholson Private Investor Vice President - Finance P. O. Box 307 The Toledo Edison Corpany Toledo, Ohio 43691 Edison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue Floyd M. Canter Toledo, Ohio 43652 Cencultant Ow ne s-Il li nois, Inc.
P. O. Box 1035 Toledo, Ohio 43666 OfficeIs John H. Earker Vice President - Public Relations Edison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio 436 2 John P. Willia son Wendell A. Johnson l
President and Chief Executive Officer Senior Vice President - Operations i
Edison Plaza Edison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio 43652 Toledo, Jhio 43652 Frank W. Keith Howard B. Fox Vice President - Personnel Vice President - Corporate Develope-Edison Plaza cent 300 lbdison Avenue Edi. son Plaza Toledo, Ohio 43652 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio 43652 Wa. H. Schwalbert Vice President - Administrative Systens Edison Plana 300 Madicen Avenue Toleda, Ohio 43652 An. 25 (S-23-74)
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Donald G. N' holson Robert F. Ertle
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Vice President - Finance Assistant Socratary Edison Plaza 7,dison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue 300 Madison Avenue
- 4 Toledo, Ohio 43652 Toledo, Ohio 43652 Donald H. Saunders Marvin W. Keck Controller Vice President - System Planning Edison Plaza Edison Plaza 300 Madison Avenue 300 Madison Avenue-Toledo, Ohio 43652 Toledo, Ohio 43652 James S. Grant Strat=an Cooke Vice President - Energy Supply Assistant Secretary Edison Plaza Edison Plaza i
300 Madison Avenue 300 M'diso'n Avenue
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Toledo, Ohio 43652 Toleh, Ohio 43652
- i David K. Zaski Paul M. Smart Vice President - Customer Services Vice President - Legal and Secretary Edison Plaza Edison Plaza 4
300 FMdison Avenue 300 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio 43652 Toledo, Ohio 43652 3.
Class and Period of License Requested i
Applicants request two class 103 construction permits and operating licenses for a period of 40 years authorizing The Cleveland Electric Illuminating
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Conpany to construct and operate the utilization facility described in Item 5 below.
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.iddi_tional Licenses Requested Applicants request such additional source, special nuclear, and byproduct caterial if censes as may be necessary and appropriate to the construction and operat!on of the facility.
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Description and Use of Facility The Perry Nucicar Power Plant Units 1 & 2 will be a nuclear electric generating plant with boiling water reactor generating systens, utilizing i
the Mark III containment and 3ER/6 design. The rated core thermal-power of each unit will be 3579 Mat with a design preer of 3758 Mat.
All safety evaluaticas in the PSAR are made at 3758 Mat. The corresponding
. unit net electrical outputs will be 1205 Mae and 1265 Mve.
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The Perry Nuclear Power Plant Units 1 & 2 are to be located near Lake Erie in Lake c>unty, rhio. The plant site is approxicately 35 niles northeast of Cleveland, Ohio, and ' 21 miles southwest of Ashtabula, Ohio.
Details concetning the plant and the site are contained in the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report (PSAR) which constitutes a part of this application.
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Financh l Qualifications Appli ats will ewn the plant as tenants in common withcut right of partitiod, their respective undivided ownership interests being as follows:
Duquesne Light Company 13.74%
Ohio Edison Company 35,60%
Pennsylv: :ia Power Company 6.28%
The Cleveland Electric Illucinating Coapany 24.47%
The Toledo Edison Conpany
_19.9 12 100.00%
The ccupanies will share all expenditures for the decign, installation, construc-tion, operation and naintenance of the plant, and in the energy production, in proportion to their undivided ownership interests therein, except that adjustments cppropriate to any particular kind of expense may be cade. All financing will be provided by the applicants. For example, sharing of operation and maintenance cos ts, including fuel, will be adjusted when full entitle =e6t to the capability and output of the plant is not taken by any tenant in cor: mon therein.
,Esfinate of Construction Costs a.
The cost estimate is listed by Federal Power Commission accounts where applicable. The basis for the estimate are contract prices, with estinated esc alation, f or the nuclear steam supply systca, turbine-generator and fabrication of the initial core, and an estinate of all other construction costs by The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co pany and Gilbert Associates, the Conpany's Architec t/ Engineer. This estimate includes interest during cons truction and all other constraction cos ts.
The interest rate used in computing interest during construction for each applicant is as follows:
c Duquesne Light Company 8.0%
Ohio Edison Company 9.0%
Pennsylvania Power Company 9.0%
The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company 8.0%
2 The Toledo Edison Cocpany 8.0% Am. 25 (8-25-76)
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Total nucle _r production plant costs:
FPC Account 320 Land and Land hights 5,520,000 321 Structures and Improvements 496,938,000 322 Reactor Plant Equipment 909,244,000 323 Turbine-Generator Equipment 380,599,060 324 Accessory Electrical Equipment 193,052,000 325 Miscellaneous ?cwer Plai.t Equiprent 21,518,000 353 Station Equipment--Transmission 13,832,000, 2,022,703,000 (2) Transnission, distribution and general plant cocts:
12,033,000 (3)
Nuclear fuel inventory cost
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S 145,540,000 Total estimated cost:
$2,180,276,000
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The total'estinated costs (including costs for the proposed Perry Plant) for all construction or acquisition of property, plant, and facili-ties, by year, through the latest yeer (1983) in which Unit 2 will be completed are as follows:
DUQ OE PP CEI TE (Thousand dollars) 1976 166,846 290,900 61,300 293,000 150,400 o
1977 219,469 370,000 100,100 333,000 186,800 1978 225,895 366,400 74,700 373,000 202,100 1979 212,904 379,200 68,000 395,000 199,500 1980 216,72S 396,300 77,500 403,000 2?6,700 1981 183,993 403,000 73,000 371,000 225,100 1982 180,648 N.A.
N.A.
344,000 206,700 1983 179,887 N.A.
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363,000 192,500 N. A. = Not Available, i
- Fuel for Unit I will be leased. At present no final decision has been rade if l
the fuel for Unit 2 is to be Icased or purchased.
Indications today are that the Unit 2 fuel will be 1 cased.
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So_urce of Construction Funds Construction of the Parry Nuclear Power Plant will be financed as an integral part of the total construction prot,rans of the five companies in the same general nanner as other additions to their generating facilities.
The^ companies would expect to derive funds from both internal and external sources. External sources would be satisfico by issuing first mortgage bonds, preferred stock and common stock.
The approximate annual amount (or range) of financing that is expected to be provided by internally generated funds during construction of both uri ~s for each applicant is as follows:
DUQ OE PP CEI TE 1976 35 23 15 27 12 1977 NA*
13 14 41 18 19'/8 NA*
16 18 29 26 1979 NA*
13 22 31 31 1980 NA*
22 27 30 41 1981 NA*
25 30 33 47 1982 NA*
NA NA 37 52 1983 NA*
NA NA 36 53
- Can not be computed due to lack of rate relief information.
NA - Not available.
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Financial Statements The latest, publisned ann tal reports of Duquesne Li ht Company, 3
Ohio Edicon Company, Pennsylvania Power Company, The Cleveland Electric illuminating Company and The Toledo Edison Conpany-are attached as Appendix L of this Application.
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Technical Qualifications A description of the technical qualifications of The Cleveland Electric Company and its principal contractors is contained in Chapters 1 and 13 of the PSAR.
A description of The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company's training program is contained in Chapter 13 of the PSAR.
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Completion Date The scheduled earliest completion date for Unit 1 is April 1981 and.he latest completion date is December 1982. For Unit 2 the corresponding dates are October 1982 and June, 1984.
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Regulatory Agencies One or more regulatory agencie's and municipalities cay have jurisdiction over the respective rates and services of the Applicants incident to the generation and distribution of electric enecgy from the utilization facility for which a class 103 liccnse is requested herein.
The names and addresses of such agencies and the names of such municipalities are set forth in the attachel Appendices A through E.
(b) Trade and News Publicatious The lists of trade and news publications which are in general circulation in *ba r.?spective service arcas of the Applicants and which are conr.idered appropriate to give reasonable notice of this Application to those municipalities, private utilities, public bodies and cooperatives which night have a potential interest in the utilization facility are set forth in Appendices F through K.
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Se_curity Agreement The Application docs not contain any Restricted Data or other dufense information.
Applicants agree that they will not pernit any individua*.
to hcve access to Restricted Data until the Civil Service Commission shall have made an investigat. ion and a report to the Atomic Energy Commission on the character, associations, and loyalty of such 12a Am. 7 (12-17-73)
individual, and the Atomic Energy Cennission shall have deternined that permitting such person to have access to Restricted Data will not endanger,the common defense and security.
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Cernunications The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Conpany on 'aehalf of itself and Ohio Edison Conpany, Pennsylvania Power Cenpany,,The Toledo Edison Company and Duquesne Light Company will hereaf ter subeit all further information requited in c'onnection with this Application. Applicants request that all coc_aunications pertaining to this application be sent to:
Dalwyn R. Davidson, Vice President-Engineering l
The C?.eveland Electric Illucinating Cocpany Fost Office Box 5000 Cleveland, Ohio 44101 In addition, it is requested that copies of each cornunication be sent to The Clevelatd Electric Illuminating Company's Washington counsel:
Gerald Charnoff, Esq.
Shaw, Pittran, Potts, Trowbridge & Madden 910 17th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
20006 and to Cleveland's counsel:
Donald H. I!auser, Esq.
The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company Post Office Box 5000 Cleveland, Ohio 44101 o Am. 25 (8-25-76)
i TABLE GI-l PLANT CAPITAL I,NVEST!ENT '
SUMMARY
(IBOUSAND DOLLARS)
PERRY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT UNITS 1 & 2 LAKE COUNTY, OHIO COST BASIS: AT START OF CONSTRUCTION DESIGN + CONSTRUCTION PERIOD - 1972 THROUGH 1982 l
40 HOUR WORK WEEK
- STRAIGHT INTEREST RATE ACCOUNT TOTAI.
NU1G?R ACCOUNT TITLE COSTS j
(Thousand dollars)
DIRECT COSTS 20 LAND AND LAND RIGHTS
$ 3,330 PHYSICAL PLA"T l
21 STRUCTURES AND SITE FACILITIES 200,330 22 REACTOR PLANT EQUIPMENT 355,194 4
23 TURBINE PLANT EQUIPMENT 169,928 f
24 ELECTRIC PLANT EQUIPMENT 68,836 i
25 MISCELLANECUS PLANT EQUIPMENT 7,732 53 STATION EQUI? MENT--TRANSMISSION
~5,858 SUBTOTAL S811,208 1
SPARE PART ALLOWANCE 5,000' CONTINGENCY ALLOWANCE 91,000
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$ 96,000 INDIRECT COSTS 91 CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICES 12,363
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92 ENGINEERING A'iD CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES 112,684 93 OTHER COSTS 503,448 94 INTEREST DURING CONSTRUCTION 487,000 4
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SUBTOTAL 1,115,495-l TOTAL PLANT CAPITAL INVESTMENT - ($839/KW)
$2,022,703
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f3EEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT REQUEST por A-8 l-I/i Idarch 19, 1981
]' g ty 3 -2,d d f Director, Office of Administration United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.
20555 Dear Sir Pursuant to Part 9,10 CFR, I am filing the following Freedom of Information Act request.
Please send me the following documents from the Docket 50-440 and 50-441, Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
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(Perry I and II):
(1) The Order of the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board that listed the Contentions it allowed from Intervenors and any other parties to be admitted into the Construc-tion Permit hearings.
It is my understanding the Fermit was finally granted in 1977, if that will help you at all in your search.
(linits first twenty (20) pp.)
(2) Also, I would like to see the service list that was attached to the above-mentioned order, if possible.
(3) The application for an Operator's Licence (limited to the first twenty (20) Pages. ), by Cleveland E.I.C.
I would like (4) From the Final Environmental Statement, a copy of a map (s) depicting the plant site location with respect to Ohio and to Lake County.
I agree to pay standard charges for the production of these records..
It is my understanding that each page is eight cents ("!).
Thank you.
Jeff Alexander for OCRE 929 Wilmington Ave. Apt. #H Dayton, OH 45420
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