ML20043B092
| ML20043B092 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | River Bend  |
| Issue date: | 12/10/1974 |
| From: | Adams S GULF STATES UTILITIES CO. |
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| FOIA-89-559 NUDOCS 9005240178 | |
| Download: ML20043B092 (17) | |
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u BEFORE THE UNITED SThTES ATOKIC ENERGY COMISSION DOCKET NOS. 50-h59 & 50-h59 IN THE, MATTER QF GULF STATES UfILITIES COMPANY APPLICATION'FOR LICENSES ~
UNDER THE ATOMIC ENERGY ACT OF 195h AS AMENDED e
FOR RIVER EIE STATION WITS 1 AND E e
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13ITED STATES, ATOMIC ENERGY COMKISSION t
DOCKET NOS.' 50-548 6 50-5h9 6
IN THE MATTER OF QULF STATES UTILITIES COMPANY APPLICATION POR LICENSES Gulf States Utilities Cosipany (hereinafter sometimes referred to as
" Applicant") hereby mkes application, pursuant to the Atomic Energy Act of 195k, as amended and the provisions of the Atomic Energy Cossaission's Rules and Regulations thereunder, for the necessary Class 103 construc-
.tion permits and operating licenses to construct, own, possess, use and
-operate two nuclear electric generatini; units to be located in West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, and to be known as " River Bend Station, Units l'and 2" (hereinafter sometimes referred to as " Facilities") as an
- integral part of its total operating s;rstem, together with appropriate source, special nuclear, and by-product material licenses.. A description of the facilities and discussion of applicant's contractors is contained in the PSAR (See Chapters 1 and 13) submitted herewith.
This application consists of:
(a) The general information required by 10 CFR Section 50.33, which is set out herein; (b) The technical infor,-
= mation and safety analysis report required by 10 CFR part 50, especially Section 50 34, which is set out in s separate document entitled " Preliminary Safety Analysis Beport (PSAR), River Bend Station Units 1 and 2, Gulf States Utilities Company", forwarded herewith and made a part hereof; (c) An 1.
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Environmental Report entitled "Environnental Report - Construction Permit' Stage, River Bend Station Units 1 and 2, Oulf States Utilities Company",
as requir'ed by 10 CFR Part 50, Section 50.30(f)' and Appendix D of said part 50 forwarded herewith and made a part hereof; and (d) A separate document including information requested by the Attorney General for anti-trust review of facility license applications entitled " Antitrust Review,-
~ River Bend Station Units 1 and 2, Gulf States Utilities Company", as required by 10 CFR Section 50.33a and Appendix L to Part 50, is towarded
't herewith and. made a part hereof; and (e) General information required by 10 CTR Section 70.22, 10 CFR Section 30.32, and 10 CFR Section 40.31.
GENERAL INFORMATION A.-
General Iitformation required by 50 33 of AEC Regulations:
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Name of Applicant:
. Gulf States Utilities Compsrv b.
Address and Prineital Offi,gt; offgliv.;;ji:
P. O. Box 2951 285 Liberty Avenue Beaumont, Texas 7770h c.-
Description of Business:
The Applicant is engaged principally in the' business of generatinE electric energy and distributing and selling.such energy at retail in southeastern Texas and south central Louisiant in an area about 350 miles long..having an estimated population of.1,270,000 and comprising 1
approximately 28,000 square miles. The Applicant sells electric energy at retail in 286 cossaunities and surrounding territory; and sells for 1
resale,. electric energy to 10 municipal systems, 6 rural electric coop-eratives and one other utility. Naturs1 gas is purchased at wholesale and distributed at retail in the City of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and 2.
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vicinity. -The demand for electri,c service (peak load) in the' area served by Applicant has-incr* eased at an average annual rate of approximately 9%
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1 during the period 1963 through 197h and'is expected to continue to increase =
at approximately 7% for the period 1975 thrsugh 1985 Yearly. growth pro- '
ections through 1985 are given in the Appendix L responses and in the Environmental Report Section 1.
The proposed n aclear generating facilities are a necessarylpart of Applicant's continuing construction of fa'cilities to provide electric energy to meet auch increasing demanh and to offset ~
increasing difficulties in obtaining fossil fuel for other generating units of Applicant.
The business of Applicant is further described in the annual and finan-cial reports, Exhibit A, and By-Lawn and Restated Articles.of Incorporation, Exhibit B, filed as exhibits hereto.
d.(1)
Not applicable.
d.(2)
Not applicable, d.(3)(1)
State or Incorporation:
The Company was incorporated $ alder the laws of Texas on August 25, 1925, and in addition is qualified to do buainess in. Louisiana.
d.(3)(ii) Directors and Principal Officera:
All principal officers end directors of applicant are citizens of the United States of America. Their names and resident addresses are as follows:
DIRECT 0!B Name Addn se Samuel L. Adams 985 Dowlen Road Beaumont, Texas 77706 John W. Barton Claycut Apt. #9 h900 South Foster Drive Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806 3
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' Joseph R. Murphy 3' dent Senior Vice Presi 998 Goodhue Road Operations Beaumont, Texas 77706 Jerome M. Stokes Senior Vice President STk0 Begiha Lane Finance
' Beaumont Texas 77706 William E. Heaner, Jr.
Vice President.
Rt. 1. Box KkO3 Personnel Manager Beaumont, Texas 77706 Joseph 0. Robichau Vice President 218 Central Caldvood Drive Marketing =
Beaumont, Texas 77707 Jasper F. Worthy Vice President' 743 Rodney Drive Baton Rouge Division Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808 Robert E. White
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Assistant _to the Chairman 1535 Eccell of the Board Beaumont, Texas 77706 Robert W. Jackson 725 Randolph Circle.
Secretary Bestamont, Texas 77706 Thomas A. Page-5535 Bellaire Lane Treasurer Beaumont, Texas 77706 James L. Braswell Controller and k280 Park
. Assistant Treasurer Beaumont, Texas 77705 d.(3)(iii) Absence of Foreign Control:
Applicant is not owned, controlled, or dominated by an' alien, a foreign corporatio'n or foreign government. No shareholder of the Applicant owns 10% or more of the outstanding Common Stock.
d.(h)
Applicant is not Actine as Ament or Representative:
The Applicant is filing this Application solely for its own purpose and~is not acting as an agent or representative of another person.
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App'licant is[hereby applying for such permits and licenses as-e.
may be.necessary or appropriate to the acquisition, construction, use, possession, and operation of River Bend Station thits 1 and 2 as described in this Application, which facilitics are to be' used as a part ' of Applicant's l
electric utility plant for the generation of electric energy by Applican't, including the following permits and licenses:
(1)
Construction Permit
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Pursuant, to Part.50 of the AEC Regulations in title 10 CFR Chapter I, Applicant applies for " Construction Permits" for a Class 103 facility l'
(River Bend Station Units 1 and' 2) to be used as a commercial facility to generate electric energy' for sale and distribution. This permit is re-quested to be issued by November,197k, providing for completion of Unit 1 between June,1979 at the earliest and June,1931 at the latest and of Unit-2 between June,1981 at the earliest and June,1983 at the latest, and
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'furthir spec'ifying pursuant to 10 CFR Part 50 Section 50 51 that the operat-ing license for each Unit will be issued, if approwd pursuant.to 10 CFR Part 50 Section 50 56,' upon substantial completion of the thit for a period of ho years.- The latest dates for completion are given for purposes of construction permit duration. As shown in Section 1 of the Environmental
- x Report, it. is absolutely essential to the Applicant's and the public's interests in reliability of electric power supply that operating' licenses I
be issued by the earliest dates given.
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Applicant requests that upon substantial completlon of construoa' tion of each Unit (Riwr Bend Units 1 and 2) C3 ass 103 Faci 3ity Operating Licenses be issued upon subsequent submicsion to the Commiission of c.dditional data as required by Commission regulation. These operating licenses nro requested to be issued for a period of 40 yearn.
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" n 10 CFR Chapter I, Applicant will require such source, special nuclear i
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4 ing it to acquire, deliver, receive, possess, use, and transfer such asterials (and with respect to by-product materials, also produce and own such asterial) in connection with the constraction and operation of each of the proposed River Bend, Station' Units 1 and 2.
It is zwquested that these. licenses be granted for a term consistent with the related Class 103 Facility operating licenses ao requested above.
Applicant has cosibined its application for these licenses in this single application as permitted by 10 CFR 50 31.
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Financial Requirements:
1 (1)
Estimated Construction Costs The estimated construction costs for River Bend Station Units l
1 and' 2 including the first core of nuclear fuel (which will be purchased) is as follows (stated in thousands of dollars):
River Bend Station Unit 1 Unit 2 l
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Total nuclear production plant costs
$5ko,788
$h78,426 (b)
Transmission, distribution, and general plant conts 26,500 1 (c)
Nuclear fuel inventory cost for first core 28.100 30.600 Total Estimated Costs
$595,386
$509,026 The atsve estimate of cons'truction costs for River Bend Station Units 1 and 2 are shown below (in thousands of iollars) as detailed by electric plant and nuclear fuel inventory accounts' as prescribed by the Federal Power Commission.
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$ $ 2,500 321 220.697
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$1,10h,hik g-Totals-Construction expenditures of River Ber thits 1 and 2 by years e
are shown below:
Amount Year Unit 1 Unit 2 ht,g 1972
$ -5,862 5,862 1973 9,600 9.600 1974 23,222 2,729 25,951 1975 30,241 5,168' 35,409 1976-65,727 n,782 77,509 1977 95,k5h 56,978 152,432 1
1978 189,135 95,619 284,754 1979 in,156 107.809 218,965 1980 6k,991 107,759 172.750 1981 70,698 70,698 1982 50.k8h 50.h8h.
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$595,388
$509,026'
$1,10h 414 (2)
Source of Conetruction Funds A greater proportion of the funds required for the construction of River Bend and other system-vide construction pro.iects, than anticipated when the application ves originany filed, vin now be pmvided by funds generated internally. During the construction period, the amount of internally generated cash to finar.ce construction.by the /pplicant is estimated to be between 30 and h0%. Such funds internany generated include, principally, 8.
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taxes, and {ederal investment tax credits. Any additional funds required vill be provided by external sourcen through the sale of additional debt securities and the sale of additional nhares of preferna stock and common stock. Any interim funds required in connection with the construc-O tion vill be supplied by comunercial paper and short-term bank loans. It is expected that capitalization ratios will be maintained duringlthe period of construction of River Bend Station at' appmximately historical levels, viz., 54% long-term debt,12% preferred stock, and 3k% common equity, 1
although they any vary in the interval, pending s,ubsequent issues of permanent securities. With respect to common equity (comanon stock, re-tained earnings and premium on preferred stock), no change is contemplated at this time in the percent of earnings applicable to conson stiock which an paid out in the form of cash dividends. Additional shares of common stock will be sold-to the public to tho ' extent required to maintain conunon.
equity at a level approximating 30% - 35% of total capitalization.
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-determined at this time. The market conditions at the time of issue vill.
be a-factor as to which type of financing is to be undertaken. However, new permanent financings and securities issues win be scheduled so that there vill be - as. little. distortion as possible in the above set forth.
capitalization ' ratio objectivas...
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Applicant's-Financial Statements
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Annual Reports (1971, 1972, and 1973) 2.
Financial Beview dated December 31,1972, and August,197h.
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Prospectus dated September 21, 1972, March 20, 1974, and November 18,197h The present financial condition of Applicant ani its historical earning ability and ability to obtain short-term and long-term financing as reflected in the financial exhibits filed herewith, as ven as the ability to obtain rates providing a reasonable or fair rate of return, establish reasonable assurance that Applicant will possess or be able to obt in the necessary funds to construct and operate the fa:ilities for which permits and licenses are applied for hereby.
CONSTRUCTIOli EXPENDITURES 1963 TEBOUGH 1973 (in thousands) 1963
$ 29,505 196h 22,567 1965 kB.479 1966 58,789 1967 77,652 1968 129,471
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10,373,664 2-ror-1 Split 4 Feb.,-1968 1,k00,000
$21.61 30,25h,000
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$20.155 28,217,000 Nov., 1971 2.000.000
$20.14 h0.280.000-Total 15.173.664 898.751.000 PREFERRED ST0_CK
. Dividend Nue er Price Aggregate Date Br,te of Shares Per Share Proceeds to Company
- Oct., 1963 84 52 100,000-
$100.43 410,043,000
- July, 196'i
$6.08 200,000
$100.213 20,042,600 Sept., 1972-
$7 56-350.000
$100.1571 35.05h.985 650.000 865.140.585 FIRST )CROOAGE BONDS Principal Price Aggregate Date Series Anount Per thit -
Proceeds to conoany*-
Jan.. 1966 5% due 1996
$ 20,000,000 100 70999%
8 20,141,998 Feb.,1967 5 3/8% dum 19 W 35,000,000. 101.k%'
35,k90,000 Feb.,1968 6 5/8% due 1998 25,000,000 101 391%
25,3h7,750 Oct. 1968 6 3/k% A due 1998
-40,000,000 101.17%
k0,068,000 Mar., 1969 --
7 1/k% due 1999 25,000,000 100.hkk%'
25.111,000 Sept.. 1969 81/8% A due 1999 25,000,000 99.482%
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' Feb.,1970 8 1/2% dus 2000-30,000,000 99 789%
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-Dec., 1970 7 7/8% A due 2000 30,000,000
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29.826,000 Nov., 1971 71/2% due 2001 35,000,000 99 565' 34,8k6,000 Aug., 1973 81/2% due '2003 50,000,000 99 214%
k9,607,000 Mar., 1974 8 5/85 due 2004 60.000.000 99 522%
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Insurance Program Public liability insurance vill be arranged through the Nuclear Energy Liability Insurance Association (NELIA) and Mutual Atomic Energy
. Liability thderwriters (MAELU), or through or by any other nuclear under-writing source or through any combination of the foregoing sources, for coverage beginning at the time nuclear fuel is shipped from fuel fabricator to the plant site. Applicant intends to purchase such coverage for the amounts and in the forms required by 10 CFR 140.
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Applicant vill eiecute with the Atomic Energy Commission an indesnity agreement as required by Section 170 of the Atomic Enecgy Act
- of 195k, as amended,' and as provided in 10 CFR ikO.
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Technical Qualifications A description of the technical qualifleations of Gulf States Utilities and its principal contractors is contdned'in Section 13 of PSAR which is made a part of this application. A description of Gulf States' training program is contained in Section 13.2 of the. River Bend PSAR.
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Scheduled Counletion Dates:
Reference; see Section e (1) 1.
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Regulatory agencies which may have jurisdiction over the rates and services incident to the proposed generation, sale and distribu-tion of electric energy,
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The Federal Pcwer Commissi.on (b)
The Louisiana Public Servi.ce Commission
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Mimicipalitier served by Applicant in Texas will have jurisdiction over rates and services provided within.their respective boundaries (2)
Trade and News Publications The following is a list of trade and news publications which circulate in the area where the operation of the River Bend Nuclear Power Plant will*be conducted and vbich are considered appropriate to give reasonable notice of this Application.to those municipalities, private utilities, public bodies and cooperatives, which might have a potential interest. in the River Bend Nuclear Power Plant:
Trade Publications (a)
Iot.isiana Parish Governmer,t Emazine Police Jury Association Suite 200, Jack Tar Capitol House Baton Ibuge,'Iouisiana 70801 11.
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Suite 301, Jack Tar Capitol House
, Baton Ibuge,. Louisiana 70801 (c)
The Boardman j
. Louisiana School Board Associati6n P. O. Droter 1i3217 Baton Rouge, Iouisiana 70805
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< Rur'al Iouioianan Association of. Louisiana Electric Cooperatives Inc.
P.4 0. Box Th9' n
Opelousas, Iouisiana 70570 News Publications (a)
State Ms])brning Advocate P. O. Box 588
' Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70821 (b)
St. Francisville Democrat P. O. Box.7 St. Francisv111e, Iouisiana 70775 (c)
Zachary Pleinsman P. O. Box 279
-i Zachary, Louisiana 70791 l
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West Side ' Journal EN. Jefferson Avenue Port Allen, Louisiana 70767 (e)
Denham 83 rinas News P. O. Box 458 (125 Range Ave.)-
Denham Springs, Iouisians 70726 (f)
Livinaston Parish I.},3,g,'
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Pointe Coupee 33g3I, 123 St. Mary Street New Roads, Louisiana 70760 (b)
Baker Observer
.F. O. Box 517 Baker, Louisiana 70714
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No restricted data or other classified defense information is involved in u.is Application and it is not expected that any will become 12.
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- and safeguard said infomation and, in compliance with 10.CFR 50.37, Applicant hereby agrees that it wil1 not permit any individual to have
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access 'to restricted data (as defined by the AEC Regulations) until the Civil Service Commission shall have made an invostigation and report to the Commission on the character, ast.ociations, and loyalty of.such indivi-dual and the Commisson shall have determined that permitting such person to have access to restricted data vill not endanger the common -
defense and security.
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See information' filed in response to Anti-Trust review inquiry of the Attorney General pursuant to 10 CFR 50.3 ta of the AEC Regulations.
(See Appendix L part 5,0 forwarded herewith as p trt of this application)
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Infomation required by 10 CFR 70.22 of + ?' Regulations:
Applicant hereby adopts and incorporates of reference.the information contained in this Application for constru'etion )ermit and operating licenses-for River Bend Station Unit s 1 and 2.
C.
Information required by 10 CFR 30.32 of AE' Regulations and Form AEC 313:
Applicant hereby a,lopts and incorporates br reference the information contained in this Application for construction permit and operating licenses for River Bend Station Units 1 and 2.
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Information required by 10 CFR 40.31 of AE Regulations and Form AEC-2:
Applicant hereby adopts and incorporates by reference the information contained in this Application for construction permit and operating licenses for ' River Bend Station Unita 1 and 2.
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Communications:
All communications to Applicant pertaining to this Application shall be sent to:
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Stanley Plettman Orgain,' Bell & Tucker Beaumont Savings Building Beaumont, Texas 77701 and 1
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3 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-ATONIC ENERGY COMMISSION
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I In the Matter of I
Docket Nos. 50 k58 i
50-h59 GULF STATES UTILITIES COMPANY l
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l Units l'and 2) l AFFIDAVIT S. L. ADAMS, being duly sworn, states that he is a Senior Vice President of Gulf States Utilities Company; *, hat he is authorised on the part of said Company to sign and file with the Atomic Energy Commission the documents and exhibits attached hereto; that he has read all of _the statements contained in such documents and the exhibits attached thereto and made a part-thereof; and that all such statements
' made and matters set forth therein are.true and correct to the best of.-
his knowledge, information and belief.
lxw S. L. ADAIS Subscribed and sworn to before me, a Notary Public in and for the State and County above named, this /0 day ot h ro M 2) 197h.-
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