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MONTHYEARML20237L3341987-08-26026 August 1987 Requests Review of Plant Specific & STS with Respect to Allowable Number of Safety Relief Valves Out of Svc at Bwrs. Related Matl Encl ML20072L6991982-09-27027 September 1982 Discusses March Analysis of Hydrogen Burn During Degraded Core Accidents for Facilities.Detailed Comparisons of Facility Design Parameters W/Gessar & Grand Gulf Encl ML20062D3471982-07-21021 July 1982 Notification of 820726 Meeting W/Usgs,Util & Nesco in Bethesda,Md to Discuss Geology Investigation Program of May Junction Monocline ML20055A4121982-07-12012 July 1982 Notification of 820721 Meeting W/Util & Nesco in Bethesda,Md to Discuss Skagit/Hanford Need for Power & Licensing Review Schedule ML20054L8551982-06-28028 June 1982 Comments on Des Per Request.Potential Impacts to Wildlife Adequately Discussed.Avoidance of Detrimental Impacts Should Be Discussed.Editorial Changes Recommended ML20054K9581982-06-15015 June 1982 Notification of 820622 Meeting W/Bwr Owners Group in Bethesda,Md to Discuss Hydrodynamic Pressure Loads in Control Rod Drive Lines Resulting from Fast Scram,Test Data Base & Proposed Methodology ML20213E0261982-02-0909 February 1982 Advises of Major New Rept ST-14, Subsurface Geology of Gold Creek Syncline, Rockwell Intl RHO-BWI-ST-14.Rept Deals W/Geology of Pasco Basin Which May Help Resolve Open Issues ML20213D8121981-09-19019 September 1981 Advises of Div of Sys Integration Transfer of Mgt & Coordination Function for near-term CP-TMI Issues Review Group to Licensing Project Managers ML20197F6231981-08-0505 August 1981 Forwards Subagreement 1 Between NRC & Wa State Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council Re Environ Reviews & Subagreement 2 for Protocol for Conduct of Joint Hearings for Facility ML20150E3211978-11-22022 November 1978 Advises That Staff Did Not Receive Submission from Busch Until 781031 & Applying Sched for Submissions Contained in Ltr of 781012 Estimated That Last Day for Staff Filing Was 781121.Staff Filed Its Brief on That Date ML20148F3381978-10-30030 October 1978 Responds to Invitation to Comment on Permitting cross- Examination of Consultants to the Acrs.Suggests Consultants Should Be Called to Testify Only at the Discretion of the Bd & That Compensation for Time & Expense Be Arranged ML20148H9791978-10-26026 October 1978 Forwards 780929 Memo Discussing Results of Recent Underwriter Lab Fire Protec Res Test ML20148C6181978-10-18018 October 1978 Notification of 781106 Meeting W/Util & USGS in Bethesda,Md to Enable Applicant to Brief NRC & USGS on Recent Geological Exploration in Site Area ML20214G6701977-02-0808 February 1977 Forwards Recommended Seismic Review Actions Needed to Resolve Licensing Decisions on Nuclear Plants in Pacific Northwest Under Review for Cps,Per Meeting on 770202 ML20210S7551977-02-0808 February 1977 Discusses Seismology Review Plan for Pacific Northwest Plants Under CP Review.Recommended Actions Summarized.Usgs Will Review Rept of 1872 Earthquake 1987-08-26
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MONTHYEARML20237L3341987-08-26026 August 1987 Requests Review of Plant Specific & STS with Respect to Allowable Number of Safety Relief Valves Out of Svc at Bwrs. Related Matl Encl ML20072L6991982-09-27027 September 1982 Discusses March Analysis of Hydrogen Burn During Degraded Core Accidents for Facilities.Detailed Comparisons of Facility Design Parameters W/Gessar & Grand Gulf Encl ML20062D3471982-07-21021 July 1982 Notification of 820726 Meeting W/Usgs,Util & Nesco in Bethesda,Md to Discuss Geology Investigation Program of May Junction Monocline ML20062E1621982-07-20020 July 1982 Board Notification 82-70:notifies of Differing Prof Opinion Re Sensitization of BWR Stainless Steel Weldments ML20055A4121982-07-12012 July 1982 Notification of 820721 Meeting W/Util & Nesco in Bethesda,Md to Discuss Skagit/Hanford Need for Power & Licensing Review Schedule ML20054L8551982-06-28028 June 1982 Comments on Des Per Request.Potential Impacts to Wildlife Adequately Discussed.Avoidance of Detrimental Impacts Should Be Discussed.Editorial Changes Recommended ML20054K9581982-06-15015 June 1982 Notification of 820622 Meeting W/Bwr Owners Group in Bethesda,Md to Discuss Hydrodynamic Pressure Loads in Control Rod Drive Lines Resulting from Fast Scram,Test Data Base & Proposed Methodology ML20213E0261982-02-0909 February 1982 Advises of Major New Rept ST-14, Subsurface Geology of Gold Creek Syncline, Rockwell Intl RHO-BWI-ST-14.Rept Deals W/Geology of Pasco Basin Which May Help Resolve Open Issues ML20213D8121981-09-19019 September 1981 Advises of Div of Sys Integration Transfer of Mgt & Coordination Function for near-term CP-TMI Issues Review Group to Licensing Project Managers ML20197F6231981-08-0505 August 1981 Forwards Subagreement 1 Between NRC & Wa State Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council Re Environ Reviews & Subagreement 2 for Protocol for Conduct of Joint Hearings for Facility ML20150E3211978-11-22022 November 1978 Advises That Staff Did Not Receive Submission from Busch Until 781031 & Applying Sched for Submissions Contained in Ltr of 781012 Estimated That Last Day for Staff Filing Was 781121.Staff Filed Its Brief on That Date ML20148F3381978-10-30030 October 1978 Responds to Invitation to Comment on Permitting cross- Examination of Consultants to the Acrs.Suggests Consultants Should Be Called to Testify Only at the Discretion of the Bd & That Compensation for Time & Expense Be Arranged ML20148H9791978-10-26026 October 1978 Forwards 780929 Memo Discussing Results of Recent Underwriter Lab Fire Protec Res Test ML20148C6181978-10-18018 October 1978 Notification of 781106 Meeting W/Util & USGS in Bethesda,Md to Enable Applicant to Brief NRC & USGS on Recent Geological Exploration in Site Area ML20214G6701977-02-0808 February 1977 Forwards Recommended Seismic Review Actions Needed to Resolve Licensing Decisions on Nuclear Plants in Pacific Northwest Under Review for Cps,Per Meeting on 770202 ML20210S7551977-02-0808 February 1977 Discusses Seismology Review Plan for Pacific Northwest Plants Under CP Review.Recommended Actions Summarized.Usgs Will Review Rept of 1872 Earthquake 1987-08-26
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Skagit/Ilanford Nuclear Project, Units 1 and 2, Benton County
Dear Mr. Fitch:
Your document has been reviewed by our staff as requested; comments follow.
In general, potential impacts to wildlife appear to be adequately discussed. Ilowever, proposed measures to mitigate wildlife impacts are lacking. For example, on page 4-68, paragraph 1, you state,
. . .the adverse impacts of constructing and operating the S/IINP on the biological communities of the site and vicinity will be minor and any detrimental effects that might occur can be easily mitigated."
No mitigative measures for wildlife are proposed. Approximately 1,200 acres of wildlife habitat would be impacted at the construction site. This EIS should discuss ways that detrimental impacts can be avoided or mitigated. These could conceivably include habitat replacement or improvement.
Similarly, on page 4-68, last paragraph,.you state, " ... impacts of constructing and utilizing these corridors on the biological communities will be minor, any detrimental effects will be temporary, and that no mitigative measures are'necessary." We feel that any noted impacts to habitat should be mitigated.
In the discussion of rare or endangered fish which may be present at ,
the site, it would be appropriate to mention the sandroller (Percopsis transmontana), which is considered a species of concern by the Washington Department of Game, Nongame Wildlife Program.
! On page 4-67, paragraph 6, you state, " Bird species are expected to find suitable habitat in areas adjacent to construction." It should be noted that adjacent habitats are assumed to be at carrying capacity and cannot support additional animals. In general, when wildlife habitat is removed, wildlife will be lost.
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4 Mr. William L. Fitch June 28, 1982 Page Two We appreciate the fact that a pipeline route vill be selected so that large trees at the old Hanford town site will not be affected.
This is important, as eagle perch sites along the Columbia River are limited.
In the discussion of construction monitoring, page 5-11, terrestrial monitoring is only proposed in " unique areas." This ignores wildlife impacts on the 1,200 acres at the construction site. Because wild-life impacts need to be mitigated, some type of pre- and post-construction monitoring would 'seem appropriate.
Thank you for the opportunity Ao review this document. We hope you find our comments helpful. .
Sincerely, TIIE DEPARTMENT OF GAME
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