ML20044D138
| ML20044D138 | |
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| Issue date: | 03/09/1993 |
| From: | Curtiss NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
| To: | Chilk S NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY) |
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| NUDOCS 9305170270 | |
| Download: ML20044D138 (2) | |
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RESPONSE SHEET T0:
SAMUEL J. CHILK, SECRETARY OF THE COMISSION FROM:
C0l44ISSIONER CURTISS
SUBJECT:
SECY-93-032 - 10 CFR PART 51 RULEMAKING ON ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW FOR RENEWAL OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT OPERATING LICENSES X/with APPROVED comments DISAPPROVED ABSTAIN NOT PARTICIPATING REQUEST DISCUSSION C0l44ENTS:
See attached comments.
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Comnissioner Curtiss' Comments on SECY-93-032 I approve the staff's proposals in SECY-93-032 as follows --
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I approve the proposed modifications to certain procedural aspects of the proposed rules that were negotiated with CEQ and EPA, as described on pp. 2-4 of SECY-93-032.
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While I do not object to the staff's meeting with state commenters who expressed concerns about preemption of state regulatory authority relative to the need for generating capacity, alternative sources of energy,and utility costs, the staff should propose, and obtain the Commission's approval of, options for responding to the concerns in these areas prior to any such meetings and/or discussions with the states.
The staff's proposal should address in detail the significant legal and policy issues that the states have raised concerning -- (a) need for generating capacity, (b) alternative anergy sources, (c) the NRC's treatment of economic costs, and (d) the NRC's approach to cost-benefit balancing.
The options paper should be submitted no later than May of 1993 for the Commission's consideration.
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I approve the staff's proposed schedule for the remainder of-this rulemaking, subject to the modification noted in item 2 above to obtain the Commission's approval prior to any discussions that may be held with the states.
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